VOL. XL NO. 6?
V 0 : CHARLOTTE. N. C" FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 12, 1891
PRICE FIVE CENT
in w. israinsnim.
Braaarnuaa. i, , .
IUmI Mama. - -.-"''.-.. , .
6fBw Boom, areenabore lav'tt Qa,
ACtMlklin.1. BLAadrewa.
yU-?ft,BnrwllI)aail,i i
TberiaM,,loreaaOe. - r:
BMpU UeiMUOBa,aelgIe CV fl 't-.: ','
nonn coHjis.
' T OW-A took eoatalnlat avarM.
T Ji Ibet nwei wil a fiB ftjrIU fe,
fnm to UiH etnas. v,?.V!'.i;. iv J.ilM
TyAWTEO A legist tad ninaet.: A
, JTaaea, it. . Ci;aAUTvaca:BtBiciJi
DOM SAULOn BrttetaM U korM pewer
-i T Atlas boiler en saglne. Oka lUwr he
'.worne separately ot eoanfetad. A kaa
. tnin. For prtaa to apply to Wort oap
t,t salebaelatj.T Aatbeaya. . w
IFKCIll. ROTICM.
POTATOES. -.-.., ,
' . Nw Crop Irtoh Potato
atH.O.Irwla'e
Progiteilv Grocery.
, s (Too much wine brings 7 ; t,7
Headaches. Bradycrotine
stops it itr 1 5 minutes, r !
Summer Weakness, Loss or Ar
, petite, sick headache quickly
cured by Johnston's Nolan
dine, .-.J: -'...p-
. glAUtm, 9BUBAMIIA, DinilBM, (
.nwuu, Bpaaau, SleeplasaaeM
- - 0n4 by Dr. Mile' Bar
- Tina. Sample fra
AT BPBWKH. A DPNWB.
I have used Mrs, . Person's
Remedy.. It releived my suffer
ing gready and I can say it is
the best tonic and blood puri
fier I have ever tried. ,
Bbttib Alexander,
Concord, N, C.
Drags, toilet UUtictea.
HERE IS
THE PLACE
If you want your prescrip-'-'
lions accurately and promptly
- compounded you do not need
to be Wd that our store is the
' place to come to. Pure, fresh
. stock of drugs always on hand.
JORDAN & CO.,
: ' , Druggies,
TO THE TRADE
If you f live in Charlotte's
t-rritoiy get your wholesale
prices and discounts on drugs,
medicines, etc.
We Leiieveyou will find It to
j--'Mauve. " W nrv
Burwell & Dunn,
Wlttteaal and Betall Dragcteta,
Chariot 1
kte,N.O.
tDattges, Cle-ck, Jewtlrj, do.
, ENGLISH MANTEL CLOCK
' uiuiAiii mmuuuvxyvn
. -' V w a -
WANTED.
We will pay in cash a fair price for an
old tima Cogttah Mantel Clock, if oh
' H DO IOBB9 IB) t DUBIW VT THUinfl
. Wa bars an order for ae from, a gen-
' llmaahMtliiulM vO-ll AM AT -afrit
' Loading Jeweler, :a-
" ' "' --v.' T. . Cbaflotta, N. 0.
IDrj o6t, (Etc
r WEEPING REDIJr.TIONS
V Order by Mali. - . .
Tnatamlai tUa UUXMMWlOr
' aaf. Tha Sia offar waa amoc( thaChi
r Ba8aka,aadhawar they hava beaa
: rnthinc oat to a voader to aa. Oar ora
' aaapeop)o eoald esaroaly belle that
ther were to ire at adTcrtiaad , prioaa.
". Taey . tbonght that the ' printan had
.- aiade B floiataka, bat aeHtt oton to'
bar at tbeae prteea. They eaa laM bat
" a little while at enQh prioea. . Figar
' ed Ohiaat rHI at fottowa ' Mo. -eaet
v ItaawaBBBK 5 .. iwat BOW S4a 7Sc one
jmw 7o,. 1 18 75a : $125
, eaA ana- SSn . -.
" r.iat laiutad &fito diaiinftiae fof
-armaj dreM daeed from SotKi ,
SSne. - , ' r - s
Half w-ol' rhalli. that arery one
aelU at ISofa.- aw Urota. Tar4 wide
printed aaowlahMa at ISote. PHntrd
eottoa mall ISoM New tight groaad
AmerieaaehaUiei 71 eta. MaacbMter
- CbambrTi oil eolore lfie. Maoe eottona
- loraly brkjcht fabriea SO 'ta.'- Preach
Lawae ia aoiid eolora Hi.' toW
ribbed wiwr mU lOeta, Yachttog
rape N to 7Seta. Sootoh e-pbrrtaatre
. daoad iwief. Ko o eoite alike. Rx
: . (tlartTO etrloa. rw eapa at ooet. Lr
- diet' aad aad MUwe blaaera to alt
- icradee and oolora . fUaaer tUunela ia a
aroaderf al aeaortntrat ef pattaraa. Hew
Uneoffiae yard wide percale ISo. Maoa,
bora', aad ehildreaeV- etraw haU at
- price that hardly pay for the atraw.
Aaotbereat in fancy paraeolav 5 hey
goat leas thaa the factory eon by
' wholeaala, Drew trimaaiafce go at a
blfffacrifloe. All (nrU of dreaa gooda
iroin g eoaie way. It a bargaia tiaaei at
; ;Betgiea. ; -v ,
- T. L. SEIGLE & CO, f
U'f CIolbiM aKS l!UeliJt
TAKING A TUMBLE, t -AKINO
A TTJMBLS. '
t '
The moat aetoniahhig Law Prioea far
;; ' Gtothea eree aaeaad. A larpriairig
' - a,anhitotaTo Valaeav f
WW P wedoat make gooda fly off over
aaoaaara aad table toi week, fe
. woatbe beoaoae there aeladaoe-
' meat ia oar prioea. Wo ba ,
0 aaarhad before, aad we taUr yea
..Agate (fee the prieea yoa pay nafor
elotbee ia the laaet coMidaranoB.
WaVe pal priafa oa : ''gooda' ia oar
; 'entire auare and tUawarebeaa4 to
more at alrrely pace all atoagajia
Spring and Rammer Ooat end Vcebt ..
for $1.60. Beparate Ooat fat More .
of Beat aad eaaonabl pattera for
ft. Wa moat diepoee of then,
thaprloeof SSiaa mere aothiag. -Waaareallaiaeala
MeaVAlapaoa
Bach Frock eoatt aad all ieagth to
Si U. The eoaie were mad to eil
at tS.80 aad fSM eaea. We aaU a
elegant Uae of flaaaet Ooat aad
Veat for $115 AU wool OaMlraer
OeeMaadVeata.liichto61oratM.tO. .
The eoat and Teste were mad to ,
eell at prioea ranging from , $8 to
4T.D0, bow yoa oaa take year choice
for S8 (0, an offer absolutely an par- ,
alleled. .v. ry"---
BOTS AND OBILDBGaT SUITS .1 -Fiae
aad elegant anHa, u from
13 to 17 (long, peat). W har
them In Bine, Browa and Black
Worsted, yoa can't match 'em la
any clothing boos in Ohtrlott f ot
lee than $10 to $U.M,we-eeU
themat$7.a0.
Geatlemea here' aa item that will
interest yoa. WeVe a Mrpera
and large aaaortment of Fine Fancy
Vesta, Doable and Single Breast,
latest styles, whioh w eell at $i .
aad $1.60. , r
'NOW FOB PANTS.
Fine liMht Oolor Dree PaBhiatth
abardly low price of $8 60: take a
look at Wi aad you candidly pro-
aouooa 'em worth Iwtoe that pftoe.
Every man who needs new piotbea wilj
be dollars to pocket if he investigate
thtaga'at. . r
W. KAUFMAN & CCX ;
Laadlag Ctoahiera, Gents faraJbibon
and Batter, eoraer Ceattat BotaL ' .'.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
-IT'"
Wa call taentioa to tbtdia
play of Negligee Shirts ia oo
eastabow window. Anything
from the cheapest outing to the
. finest sUk. All prioea, 6e. to
$4 00. Some with laandried
eotlar and cuffs are rery popn
lar. we recommend tha ohe
viont and Madras goods, H
, peoialiy for durability.
Roeers & Company,
U West Trade 8.
wniltut, SrooB sao lians.
CHALLENGE ? ,
TO THE STATE
A
With my facQities for buyjng
Furniture - I
Furniture
Furniture t . ,
Furniture
Pianos and Organs
Pianos and Organs
Pianos and Organs
Pianos and Organs
I, claim that I, cannot be tir
derscJd. I challenge any house
in th State to a comparison of
prices and goods. f . f
You can prove ; what, I say
by getting prices from : oqer
dealers and Abcirffl to
ANOTHER ADVANTAOE.
Besides sellincr cheaoest 1
have the largest stock' trf select
irom wmca is an auuiuunat mu
vantage.jT?,fsxo?' -.' tiH -f'L
''To be 'convinced of'th&U
will only be necessary to Coene
and ee for vourselL 7
t ,
SVHERE Dd-JI " ",! $
- .YOU TRADE?
VI hre wu car buy cheapest
and have the largest ; stuck 1 to
select fmnvr..- Ji.,
7ThatbmyStctre,
Then I wQl get your trade, and
I guarntee to treat you fair and
'lC.Vv -Write to tne
For Pdcfgi:f g;
r Come ana examine mv stock
whether you want to uy, bf
not, l will te giaa tosMWfyou
xnrougn. v
i"v Dealer, Charlotte, N.C
The Wttlktr Brpsrt.
Washoc rrox, D d Josa lkFore
caat for North OaroUaa: LUcht ahower',
statkaiary Ismperatar! eeeterly
wind. ' '
; Ueal Wattkar rt.
O.auaaAiiOrriea, ;
OaAaueta a. o7a tea. 1
3
rr
I
I
Sam 0 06 70
MB S 00
t p mi; hops;
WW
N EJ Si 00
Ody
Jaaell 18U Teaaarday.
Sam 74 70
Ipoa 77 " ",t
Max 00 8tt
Mia 8 07
Pro .00 100
' A Clariatto iej t tag Frwt A gait.
Saepard MaUory, aoa of W. B. Matte
ry of thl eity, won the Brat prise, a
gold BMdal, at the Blacksburg, Va
Oolleg.
Ha graduated with the higbeat bon
ora, aad i the only boy ia tha history
of tha college who ha takes a Are
year ooorae in two aad a half years
bis last year' ooarse comprising fifteen
studies.
The only preparation he erer had for
oolleg waa hi studying at eight, un
der Prof. Carter, after bard day'
work uf Llddelli machin shope, and
hi record ia oa to be en Tied by many
a boy who ha had mach better oppot-
WheaSbepard first entered Bleak.
burg CoUea-e he wa the only North
OaroUaian there, and the Virginia boy
made a great deal of faa of North Caro
lina aad eailad him "Tar Heel," etc Be
took it all good aatnredly aad quietly
bided hi time. At all the athietia
port of the boy he would ait quietly
by aod let tootr dosi maa go ia ana do
his beet end then go ia aad beat him.
Ia the military drilla he learned so
qatakly and wa so attentive to hi du
ties be wa boob made order 1 eergeent.
Ia als monthe more ha wa Brat certain
and when tha United State officer in
ebarge of the oorpt of cadet are order
ed to join hia regimeat at the time of
the Indian troubles Mallury stepped
into his shoea aad took command.
He told the boy once when tbey were
charring him ro about North Carolina
that be intended to beat Virginia or
die." How wall he kept his word hi
record ihowe. .
Bee. Dr. Fair, of RiohmoM, preaehed
tha Baooslaareatermoa at tha eom
at Bleckaburg.
Tk Rew Slgtal Officer Here.
J. N. Bfker. arrived here yesterday
from Lynchburg, Va , to luooeed Brr
geaat Bronaoa, a ignal offloar here;
Of Mr. Bykar, ae Lynchburg new
say: t
J.N. Bykar, ot tha United etatea
Signal Serrioa Boreaa, left yesterday
for Charlotte, N. a, to which point be
wsa recently ordered for daty. Dar
ing Mr. Bykar eighteen) month (tay
lathi eity, ha made many friend,
who will regret hi departure- Ha is a
atoat oaDeblo aad aooommodatiM offl-
ee aad we coaimend him with pleasure
to the newspaper fraternity of Char
lotte. '
i e
Alwtji Wlea.
Shelby waa well represented In the
mora, i. W. Lieeberger, B D. Kendall,
Z. Jackson, aad Editor W. H. Millar,
were all here to witaeee ia tha eaea of
Tom Hodaoa t. the S O which tha
been ia the ooorts for aom yeara, and
whioh was transferred from the State
to the Federal court. Tha eaa waa
agaia ocntiaued.
FreaUIig Tang RerthCaraUaUa.
sell Bellamy, of Wilaaiagtoa, woa the
priae. Bo etoodnrrt tothdae, aad
John Olbboa. of thtoorty.foarth. There
were w in me waav
Sack rrea DaritNi.
Haw. Dr. Bamale. Be: Dr. Parae,
Rev.- Alexaader Spmnt. Prof. Alea
Bank. John Stewart, Dr. a Nye Hatch
boat, aad other membere of the board of
eTBMtao at PbtKUob uouege, returnea
from there yeatiiday erenlng.
'""-'"' A Seleai Ooeatlta.
John Hairr and W. E. ToaBta. of
PiaeriUe. wiU retura today from at
tending the Stat yadjrtakrr Aaaocia-
ttoa which Bret la ursenennro. -
,: v'v" : Dr. ftal laaa. ' '
Bar. Dr. Pool arrtrad home yeeteeday
aaoratar after aa ebeenoe of a Baenta
er aaore. LW. root epeat nw vtaat ta
Eltaabeth Otty, Korfoth aad BmlthlVld.
" fat 8toM Ckeral Am Ktatles. '
fl- A ' taeettag? of the direotera "Df tthe
North CaroUna LBorat Aaeoctatmai wui
be held in Qriemtora oathtlSth. Prof.
Maoliea, Dv F. Bamasey and E. I Mar
tin wiil lepieaaatOharhata.
, He Ma la Ceiala. ; ;
, JTbha Oalder, a iormer reaideat of
Charlotte, who ha beea Hflng ia Can
ada for eoaao year, arrtred here y
day oa a yaw. .
Bcroao uortL arbivalu.
NofcTM Oabouia H H Wright, TJt
Iitate, J 8 Bandy, W 8 Primroae, Wm.
Hayelharat aad wife, Jaa E Batohtooa,
J a Latlmoro, Wiley T Johneoa, John
' N aw ToBn t A H Wtley, T V Carol,
Aw Harrteg, j tee mcisTia.
VaouiiAr - W W Gerdeer.P A Krieo,
D B Strsnae, T J Storen, J N Ortgg, fx
8 Laek. Edward J Polka. 3 W LorelL .
qaoBOitt ' Pan a. O saw, g .J Boe-
lewogh,B'I)eeBav;-''v..V-i -v-.
Baltimobb: Edwin T Lin a, Jaatea
raarka. V M Dawaan, J Lvon. ?
Booth OaaotnA: " S U Davie, J B
n.kl. T .M If Rnlllnm. - -
.. PhjlabUhu:; VieorIIeaJ ABoaJ
. 1CHODI ia3HD. narry raraor.
; lrw Usroai: ; T W Demiaey.
, v Cajtada; J ATtalor. .
imiMIWa ttlAL 1M EOSIPULD.
Other liacr latter FrtB tta Pala
- LeafSUta.
Bpaetal teTBa OBaoaiou.)
CoUmbia, 8. 0.. Jane HQulte aa
amoust of ietereet attaches to the U
tlage of tha aoart ihi week at Edge
field. Jjnea, who killed the three
Preaslsys, eom year ago aad who bat
already -had a trial U Edgefield la
again before tha bar, tha oaa hating
beea tramferred to lsxlngton. Ther
have beea over 100 wttoesses sunuDoned
for proseoutioa and defence aad tha.
rial may leet a week.
The eaea of Thoa. Stack of thl city
for th murder of Hammett ha beea
aet for next Monday.
Tha oloeing ooaoert of the Boa lb Car
olina College to women was very
largely attended last aight, aad both
the masle and the exhibition of art
work by the young ladh were highly
coco pi talented.
Tha eommenooment exercia of th
colored graded aeaool ware held last
night and ten eesay and oration were
delivered by the etadent. Baperiatea
dent of city schools, Prof. Johnson de
livered the diplomas. Dr. E. 8. Jornes
read the roll of honor end W. H Ly Ire,
Esq., presented the pea body medal. A
nomberof well known gentlemen of the
eity were preeent.
A woeful lack of interest in the? pro
poecd carnital aasociation la ehowa by
tha baainee men of the city. The meet
ing called for tost nlgbt failed to mate
rialise for want of a quorum.
Tha Board of Canal Trustee hare des
ignated Mayor Mo Hast or. Alderman
Deoport and Engineer Bally a special
committee to prepare a pamphlet npoa
the btotory and possibilities of theOo
lambia canal.
The oommittee promise that tha bene
hall be a Urge one, and that the mat.
ter shall be creditable.
The State Phosphate Oommkeioa held
a aeeeion yesterday, but declined to en
lighten the publio aa to what business
waa transacted.
fHI CBUWPS 1SCKKA3IRS.
Mr Fife "Malice" "ATerare
Chartb Meabsra."
Every day wit names .souls being born
Into the Kingdom of God through the
earnest preaching of Mr. Fife. Yeater
dey the oongregation were large than
erer, and if poreible the ervice more
prectou than ever. At the morning
erTioe the subject wa "Malice," and
tbe evangelist geve a most searching
talk oa the forgiven of enemies. He
just got next to people, so that before
tbe wrrioe we over, many old fend
were aettled, and old
sown cancelled. People
got up aad sought oat their enemlee,
and were reooaoihd. Every on free
ent wa deeply Impressed and all oame
away teeUuic that it wa "good to have
been there."
Laet algbt the text wa found la Daa.
$: S7, "Thoa art weighed in the bal
ances and art found wanting." The
peaker said he wanted to weigh only
f oar character, and sae who would be
found wanting aad who would not,
let. The moral maa oat of Christ.
Sod, The Skeptic
Srd, The average church member.
4th, The poor etnaer.
TheoTaagelistpiotured the whiskey
drinking, dancing, hypoorited
efaarch member ia langnege
atroag. Ha aald ha would rather have
died four yeara ago, terrible ianer
though he wa aad oat of tha church,
than to Uva to be like the average
church member who wiUwtip lathe
bar rooms and take a drink, uoaptty
such a church member, tha evangelist
aid. It ia better o be aa honest sinner
then a faith lee church member.
Tha tongs by Mr. Buhora ware beau
tiful ud touching, and made a deep
impreraioa oa tbe audience.
Mr. Fife al the earnest solicitation of
many will ooasinue services through
Sunday night.
Oleen far DavUtti CeUege.
Tha folio wins- officer war elected by
the Board of Truetees of Davidson Col
lege for the ensuing year:
CoL John L. Brown, Preeldent ; W. J.
McKay, D. D , Vice President; J. Rum
ple, D. D., Seoretarv; B. H. Wiley,
Treasurer: W. J. Martfa, LL. Dn Bux
ar; Geo. E. Wilaoa, Attorney.
Waftllly BetUwed.
Th decree of Doctor of Divinity ha
beea conferred upon Bev. A. O. MoMaa.
away, pastor of tha Tryoa Street Bap
tist church of this city by Keeohie Col
lege, of Loafelana.
DeaU f Mr, raiekett
Mra.WnUam Ponckett. who lived
fire rnOes from here. Bear WiUieme'
Chapel, died Tuesday morning and we
buried ywterday. xa (UBorai aaawiea
waa ooodocted by Ber. Dr. Park. De
ceased wa aa aunt of Mr. J. F. Grady
of tni eity, wne wtta Bar
tended tha funeral. ,
arried Wed aetday.
W. A. WaUaoaaadMra. Sarah Laa-
ar, of tha city, war married by Bar.
Dr. McMaaaway at hi restdeaoo Wed-
aeaday avaatag.
Seiiaat Beealt f Jake.
BntMlaoHAat. Ala.. Jane 11. At fiet
ma la night MaeOoeoeil Shelly, aoa
of t-imgTeseama u. u. neiiy, went
Into a saloon with a friend. 8a eater Lea,
Jr.. and told the ealooa remn B. T,
Bareh, to tend a diepetoh for him. ; Ha
had been informed the tha telegraph
ofBoewaataere, bat Sarea snppeeea
Bbelly wa jokiag, aad referred bin to
Landmen Bitting near aa operator.
BheUy fooad oat that be had beea joked
aad being ia nquor, be aad ate
ton ierked off their ooat and
to whto tha bar keeper..' Bareh
oat aad returned with a rifle.
dared them oat of hi aonee They ad-
vaaeed oa hbn. Bbauyarmeo: wna
hammer. Bureh nred, tha ball atrUdag
Bbelly joat below the aippia. Bnouy
WUI probably die.
lf!. l' V A CariwUy. .' .
; Tub Obbobkub wa ahowa a oorio.
Ity ywterday.. Jnr . Cant, W. It
Btitt, ia tha way of a double egg. Tbe
egga were a Jaxre ae gooao eggs, aad
wase joined togather by a eerd. Tbey
were perfectly formed, bat the ebeU
wore af fc hey were laid by a ahaakaa
toftging to oapt. owt.
FATE OF GREEN GOODS MEN.
THE WAKE FORES r COMMENCE
MENT WAS THE EVENT OF THE
DAT YESTERDAY.
BOKORAET DEGREES, COHFEBBEB-
. Halt Waa Afraid la Ltara tie
8Ute WItlail a Gavaritr 0i W4
eslay, Be Seatiaed at Itaf .
Bpaelal to th Oaaoarcur.
Bauhoh, N. C June 11. Early thl
morning W. H. Bobineoa, Frank tteid
aad Joseph I. Ellington were taken Into
the U. 8. circuit oourt room and the
judge charged the jury. It required
bat llttly time for tha latter to return a
verdiot of guilty against these rascally
"green good" men. Judge Seymour
sentenced eech one of them to eighteen
month ia th government penitentiary
at Columbus, Ohio.
Charles M. Bosbee, Orand 8ir of tbe
Odd Fellows, wa ill yesterday, bto at
tack being a sudden one. Hi physician
aid today that hie condition waa im
proved. Ia the oirouit court today a curious
oaee wa taken up- la the prtng of
188 a man named Cheek, wno uvea la
MitaiasiDDi. oame here a a labor- agent
nod wa arretted apoa Information
lodged by A. T. Mlal, a farmer in thl
oouuty. to the effect that Cheek had en-
tioed awey negroes wno were snow
contract. Now Cbeek ue atiai I or
$10,000 for false arrest.
Tbe exact number of students now at
the Agrtoulturalend Mechanical College
is 97. All save five board there.
Tne event of today In this Motion was
the commencement at Wake Forest
College. Many Beleigh people were
oreeeot, Tbe twenty graduate were
conspicuous on th rostrum. Only
eight or vuem aeuveree oration,, sne
others presenting theere. J, L. Keeler,
of BtateeTille, delivered the salutatory,
his subject being. "Commencement of
WhsU"' B. WUllams, of Cemdea
oouuty, waa lb valedictorian. Among
the ora'nra wa B. K. Mason, of Moore.
vllle, hi subject being "A Blinded Na
tion." Among those lubmltting theses
were: J. I- KenoncK, ox unaruwio, on
"The Hero of Lutsen." A. O. Kendrick,
also of Charlotte, oa A Grin is In An
rk Amerioen HUtory ," TJ. W. Bike, of
Monro, oa "Myth; th Lemon They
Teach."
The nreeldent of the board of tru tees
aaaoaooed that the degree ot LL L1
had bean eoaf erred on Bev. Dr. U Wi
BanderUn, Btate Auditor; W. TX Pru
den. of Edenton, aad Prof. ElUott, of
John Bopklna' Unlrerslty. No other
degree were eonrerca. it wa aiso an
nounoed that J. B. Oarlyle wm elected
professor of Latin, with Prof. MMke.
(lata of John Hopkins) u aaeietaat, aad
that the aalariea of all profeasor wa
raised S800 annually. The trustee de
cided to build an infirmary, to ooet $6,
000. The $25,000 bequeathed by tha
late A. O. Melke, goes not tbe endow
meat fund, bat to the fund for the edu
cation ot minUters at the college.
The statement that Mr. Huso leil
$50,000 to endow the Baptist orphanage
at ThomasTille wm aneiror. lie aid
not leaee it any money.
The delegation which left here day
before yeeter day for Washington te in
vite the President to the exposition re
turned tndey. It members were de
lighted with their kip, and expresses
the belief that the President will come.
They were very kindly received every
where.
A man wm here today who will
build at tbe exposition grounds one of
the largest wttohkck or roller coaet
rr in i he country. There will be more
amusement at th expoeition than
were ever before heard of In this part or
tha country. It la a pleasure to know
that some hotel improvements are to be
made. The Yarboro House la to be
considerably enlarged.
There wm a rood deal of talk today
about Got. Holt' abandoning hi pro
noaed vlait to WMhteatoa. It la aaU
that a solicitor una a juagv rsien ih
point that if be left tha mate aa oeaaea
to be Governor, there being no Lieuten
ant Governor. Then It wm add that if
ha left some lawyer, when a death war
rant wm tosued, for instance, would
jump up and deny the Governor's
power, xne uovornor wno is aiways
vry prudent, telegraphed to a pro mi
an lawyer M Greensboro to meet htm
there and give hi opinioa. Th Attor
ney GenenlwM not here. eohU opinio
could not be orocared. Instead of go-
r to weaningtoa tea uovaraor wen
to hi borne at uaw Hirer.
Paoola who hav business la the of-
fie of the Oommiesioner of Agriculture
wish the board would order It reoarpted,
refarnlahed aad painted. It is the most
nntldv of all the publio ofSoe. Tha
wool nouaing neeas overnauung. u
to not attractive and does not look like a
publio building. The Keeper of tha
Capitol doe aot hav jurisdiction over
n.
Judre Thomas O Fuller reoaived
many conicratalatkip today upon hi
appointment. It to ao ecret that this
waa secured by Senator Banaom, and it
wm prom toed aom month go.
Re Trie.
Pabis. Jane 11. A dtopatch from
Santiago, Chill, My that the United
States Minister ibera dm uasuoneaaruiiy
tried to arrang aa armaatic between
BelmaeedJamandtiiaumgrea party.
ChUIaa JaaU'iiaaeat.
LomdoK, June 11 A lengthy circu
lar addressed so European poware by
Chili, wm published in England aod oa
tne uoniiaewj tooay. so-saw awie toe
(Milan Junu appeals to power to reo
ogau laaurganse a neuigervBie. .
law aehlaerv far Bearlrtt XUL
Boperintecdent Mother, of HenrietU
Mill, to in the city. He and & B. Tin
Ber will leave thia evening for the north
to parcbaee marhiBery for the new ad-
dluon to uennena aiiu.
A DKSTEDCTITI MAIL STORM. ,
It Faisea Tkntgh ladkis ggi Pa?i
seriaJ to T paaonioia J';-..SJ'S -
WrH8Toi-8AUit, N. o Jana , .
Particular of a desUuctiv hail totm ,.
which wna thnmo-h nortinna of Yad
kin and Darie ceantie reached Wlnrtoo
yesterday evening. Tour oorretpon
dent read a letter from a gentle
man who I bow near HuntsbrrUIe.
in the first named County whioh
vWma a ntl nutlina ' of the .' dam. .
age done. Tha wheat Held and grow , .
lag crop generally wrr wmymmj
ruined along th line of" the. storm.
Trees ware uprooted and In oaa place,
nar Hantarilla. las Ot three mB Who
were at work In tha field ware blown . c
.... i ,k. mlm ....1 fMl t tha winit
and carried leveni band red yard and '
dropped la a gaily. Dwellings ana so - -
dbcco name were smruoiaa av i -
1 am n.j.Mii.1. Wa maw HantiA
oburch waa struck by lightning aad;
nurnea to tne groano., ta arm, h mmm .
tk. M..mI nm. tfca mm travaliul ''
through either county. Reliable men
ray tnat in Mverai piacea aions; uw nwi
bail wm aeveral Inches thick th next . -
-I .Va MMM.Mil 1).. ' M- .
Haldwin, or wiostoa, woo oaa mm -
tiva wno ruuerau wnrumuw uw vj
tto great storm. ; '
TBI fRIRCI Of WALES 80KI ;
Beeau af Ctaaeau f tk EglUh "
1'reu a hi tifreiia win . .
Batcarat 8ai4al. . ""
London, Jan 11. The outspoken '!
newipaper pren commenU upon the)' ;
nart the Prince of Wale played ia Bao
carat scandal continue to be th aeaav
tion of th day in England and alee-
where, A newspaper reporter who wm - ,
i4 naar thn Prinea nf WalM l
today when the race for a gold eup waa
won oy iiora uaranBiun nwnini cm
graph that tha Prince of Wale, who '
th.t .ml. araa In a Varv .
alky frame of mind, muted, it would ; ,
appear, oy tne norm or wit-two dw ,
paper criticisms which have swept and
are tiU wwping over tha heir ppa
rent. . . . '
tkm. II-n. nvaaa. aa miaht be ex
pected, la the most evre in Its, com-
meni apCB me mnoa w naies wim-
duot. TheChrittdan World, an mflu- .'
entiai independent weakly paper rep- . ,
reeentiag all Protestant denomtnattons. ,
ly for instance: ; : .
(The throne rest upon a foundation ,
of publio pinion only, A few mora
aoandal like that of Trashy Croft 1
would destroy this rooaoauoo ana &a
ward tha VIII. would never be crown' -
ad " ' . - J t
eu . . . i :
The British weeaiy remarxt: - s
Th mvaJationa are (BOUKb to ober ' '
un tha atronrest upporter of moo- .
arohy." ' t .
fk. lTUnna .A- HMtl A Ml t ftf 'V the
Timet says that tha Baccarat mandat
aa caasea a mnaanon m army
on tne codhiuui, cwyj.' w www .m. ?
hm. H itiiwni at waiiia nfloonrff ' r
m . . . a 1. 1 m .nt. . ...-:4.
Rarlaas Klatlar at BraMfl. . " ' ?
.T.n. 11 flartana riotlnsr :
occurred here today Bion tha part of ,
a I.. n raman nr ina a innnan a hii u Bacmuaa x.'
nu I it uuuiMiuj wm - w r'z
Rioters were eTentuallrattaokd by -, -police
with drawn ewordt and a de. ',
strlters and the police. Finally tha
flm brinde was summoned to th ami U
tanoe of the police and thus reinforced
trite iiiiiuma .n itawa.
store order, though the striken, (tub- , '
hnrni r-aiated. combined onslaught of
l-a and flra brlirade.
uuriug tne naitm biwb tnvnwu-
ihin firemen aod authorities, none of
the former were severely injured by
the sword of tbe police. Several ,ar-' -'
rel8 were made. ' ...
Tke PsrUgrse RTltli. v '
London. Joue 11. Dtptohe:.ra
wived here from Motamblqoe, an
n AH nn- that fealintr of ereat excltemen -
prevail there, owing to the fact tha
chief governor, witn a,wu louwen,
had revolted agalnat the Portage an-
thority, in favor of tha British . prota-7 ,
torate. Chief OouveyamlM Over tha "
territory between zamDau, ana ' rung- -we
rlvere. Portugal authoritie are
hastUr despatching troop to Quell re- -
volt. ' . ,
The Sqiadraa f lTlntli' Prtjrtut.-
Wabhdoton, u. v., June ii. i ne
first part of tbe summer programme for
Squadron of Evolutioa now at Norfolk
has been determined oa. . Th fleet will
go early in July to Boston, where It
wui spena ten uaye u n-vs Hmax-i
and about tha middle of July will gd to
New York, where a similar programmo -
a flaaat MMillH Will b Mniad OIX.
These exercise wiU be preliminary to ,'
niore exsenssva wnmu.cw tm ,v
and SaptemhMV f - 1
At both place ft to xpectd that
naval militia wiU oo operate aad op-.
portunute wui na grven so is m
part in the opermtiotu of the fleet. Tho
naval militia of Maaeachusett hM al
ready organised, and it to expected that
' . .a, .r k. . 111 I,..
the orgaoiaation m maw w -
completed to time to tase pan. - - 4
Ternfle HrfA4e's Wrk.:. -Bvda
Pcsth. June 11. A lerriflo
hurricane, causing much damage. hM ': .
a. ..... Miinn n&lioia. - Durinr the
storm entire forcet were partly np-'-
rooted and tne town oi roaaaoua ut
Prnlkwa uffred considerably. Sever ;
al churches were unroofed and a wm- .
her of bouaee rased to the ground. '
Peveral people were killed outright and -numbers
Icjuud by falling dbrto. , -1.
l Lrtse ia be rete4. -
pAHa. Juue 11. Le National today,
auuuiinc. a bsl DrLefps will b pros- '
tcutod f, r lou-leading investor who .
aaorrribrd money for carrying o the t
woak of the Panama Canal Company--
CariTf paclK Wale.'1
'CABDirr, June lt-At the oonferrnoe ,
of tbe tllamorganebhre Uoagremkmal
churches the condootef the Prince of
Walrs in the baccarat oandal waa de
nounced, y :'-it-
Bckos Avaea, JanelL'GoIdeloeei
yeVfdar at 801 per cent, premium.
r-t . .. .... aa..a,.1 & hilt -wdalfV BI.S-
il -A- J " ' - -
ptrauiJag goXd peyruent tor nix uioalh,
t-