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~ C '. MWPOLI1T)UAL PARTV. ( * Y .1 Jt llansited for a National Conven. * ties. !,. te of .the now political party ned "in tdis city under the ' Amnerican Party" to-day is 'bal call for a national conven %to, toiAt in this city Friday and Satur , X8tiat 17th of Scptember, altd they upop a I American citizens of wltat - ever party of Special salllliation, 'wbo sym pathize with the scntIeents and are in favor of th,e politiCal objects of the new party to attend for the purpose of complet ing organ ization and promoting, among othcrs the following specific objects: L To emphmsize and t rpetuate the sen tinent "America for Americans." . 1he restriction of inunigration. d. Thorough revision of the national tariff laws. 4. Rscrving American hiuds for Amer' can citizens only. 5. The protection of Americans in all their rights on land or sea in all l s of the world. 0. To restrict and gu thc- right of clective franchise. 7. To abolish po gamy in the United btates immediatel ' utid entirely. 8. 'To Cnact at enforce suchil laws as will tend to eradicl C inteInpcr:l(e. 9. '1'0 de' 01) the resouirC('s of I1he (coun1 try se syStCml of inlternal im prove 10. To pro11tect unll promti1e the Ameri can systen of free coin cll io'ols. 11. 1o ttdljust I lie relations het ween labor an( capital, on a permnalenlI 1 sis of t qluity and ,jtstire, atndl cspc(i:ally do we iuvite the representatives andt mebtlLers of the follow ing or'ganiz:tion1s to inlct and to-operate with us in said convt-lionl, viz.: l'at.riotic ,rder Sois (-f Anu'rica, onier of United Anerican Mehatis, junior order of the United Ameriran 1ech:tiies, order of dep uty, Sons of Bevolutionary sires, p olitlal alliance, United Mlinute Men, vatious granges, and all other orders mnd orga tniza tiols whose principles and sentitun'ts will enable them to work in the Amueritu pirty on the foregoing basis. T1'1E 1'IttCI1i t- l Ll:U 2 t:tIS. ''he (o)crn wnt',+ Actlin I ,UJIv itt enouueI. LuNDloN, Algust 21. ---A iletirig to Ie lounllco the goth'ri111 Ut's ((iilrSl wts lilI in the rottt this evenino. An tinntse c-rowd( Was prescn1 and1( grea(t, enthusiasm was manifest1. 'The I,ort Lavor Pr sided. 'Iherc were a1ls 1t WI) overtlow metelt - ings, at which ldmlntd I.etmy nii id T'I. 1'. Gill, 11. 1'., Pre'Sid1'(al'Th re werc pre-scnt several E;nelisi urnd ;(t(colt nw'ibtlers of Parliament, itnclulini Jan ci hight, C(IllI, Sutherlald, Fenwick :11l 11abbm:111e. 'Ile bnilditg was full nt i ,Ur befor the meit ing was 0peneI. lany persons i in )u through l e wf \ tindtowt's. Prof. (ealbrait, irotestant, I>tovedl 1te flul 7( tiIo io en Ioun ing the edlirt aninsli i 1h1 tlIlIagt-, ici('h was lnaniigii ly aIe ( iIe. lo d. ttarlint i t, dill not lkn ow that . tfie giovcernnt intended t( 1r1laim I heI_ bee until after the leIltiio lu,l hceen rlItwll il. As soon IS he earned f the governIwn ut's inten ion he sent, til li a 'Ii lst lr e I)t Lord Salil.bury. Lt>rd li:artilngton I!bv(s the pt -larnntilo 1 adivised ald' uitt r1111s Inr the lIuse2 ot fonun in this cvenin t )lobertson, l,iberal tnmber for Ihilnde1 referring t tthe pr1ntla ati1n1 i il- Ir( lti: Nattionatl L.e:gu , sin iw hial (xi a nl ir i returns up1o11 whirIh th'' prochanl:tt1~n u1 issud an he flil d it lin (IIi I 'uti on ii the Lcaguc. lie : t (srl it tic liltverm foul l smh it evid. T. uiIon ' hich thi( Ik( I louse would1 he (11(hlbid m d1-ilhtrn is duty undter the S 5lt,1115 dt t I t I-i tl -r the ' rchm l itton (h1int the lI u,ul . <tange rous 11n1 t c lasp ii oitie ligin l of (i it i:I ityv shoutld h 1.n1irIned pais. [ii-, larneflueits of "( ilh,I oh ikt:ui LO'unsjlx l/, Auut(1.TeEr h in llbil st. iiitto|h in(i ge . j th tedance itf Enlish~ ~itin i t ali:nenI tis enivehaiti tuiony hIth: i' rtal union he, atlegorb gehovedotit ty thei notilluls i 'eriouseltg iiis ttIwOtIip 1 'u1utiioanti 0 Irmiai: eye sbl Ifternoon n2 ('o Ul/// and 5o erflI gih oi, a <t Eiti iges, pri agei an chibiewrthe fre,b fet.' i onr sttue p it. o ft ng doy enut liit abu ig iothsWil .ifnce otr the.irtluck in rlinss.Ak. W ).ryT anM Jo, Lykes,thenlader ofl te pariv. tked ''W wntWest wit thiea flutt w wouldbet bandu o ihe o was poIncy ised t o do arady t( do's noail work. AVhen1 gotto Liter hit ..Pd 'fYun, ttin fondtatthr werppor'. hi hrc i \ folks inneh b n:mr Ths inunPr:mecou kee hs pon 's. \\lKn teih untili w s gloinir tan te on u'4 h-' A bOLID M4N. Au Ldgewood Laborer DrIuka f!Dom a hollow I 1tuck and Gradually Turp" Into a $tone. EomEwool), GA., '.ugust 21, 1887. This community Is now being agitated 8 over well substantiated reports from the section known as "Mcli's Annex," Of a man turning into a stone. From the state- s ients made by Dr. Peter Eddleman, who f was cnlte,i in to render medical aid, it ap pears that the unfortunate inan, Josephus v Smith, was eng 'd in working the road I near the residen" of 'Squire llead, and in lickiug up the g und dug up a rock re emI 'lint* in slup and size an apple dump- a nl. Attracted by its appearlance lie be Sto e.uiiine it um1ore ehsely and discov d that it was hollow. Taking a ham- f t c lie trefilly I'oIke otf a ipart 1.I the 'r cri u, and founud that the cavity vas iPd w itli whthit( liluid resctling water. - mhih ist a num thut. is lond of lasing any- t thini in the shape of drink, and he ace"r(d inly drank some1 ot the liquid. The taste bcing pleasut, he dnik all of it, about a l iill, 11411 went on to work. In an lion r nfterwaids he complained that his ftet and legs were coldt , iut in less than three hours ha(l to he sent home. Doctor E'ddleinau says lie found his legs as coldl as ice and1(1 hard to the uch. 'he roldnes": was cx tared in all -irectiorns iand1 Ilie doctor hasI 1o It,II,(S ot saving the unfortuin'ttitc nan frin1 bhing turnd((t itito a solid ieni. Of cour e the whole viilage is wondrestruc k at the strange oc(1cuence.--.1 (yusta Eh'r:rA-. V ltG1\lA It l?t'Pt 111,1.IC.\t le,iue an A ddres to the I'eople of the Suate. lI:n:elmsuato, V-\'a., August 22.---'lhe ad dre I of th lie{bllical State (Conmlitta of - V irtinia to the psiple of the State is inale pultic to-dt:y. 11 i, intenidid as a eoniiite lae. iIa:inu lth li{otanok(, phltformn, which it r:dis 'in reality a series of apologies for b ro1IO t h-;g's.' It says thit. it has lOt bq'rn the i' Iusm of the 1{rlpublir:m party' to a1 rmle1 in State (onveltion at It ot' I't1i Itan whl ni 1nelC" s:ar'y tI 1aolnittlite Il tItate ti( krt or send delgates to) a Niational1 (onven tion. 'l'ise, pr1ty hlas i> ner0oiint of many .tw:urdship to rendear, since for four yea1r= it hais lud 44 niotiol over the almiiin - ist 'ioun of St:ite atl':irs. lle:iiiwhilr lIl puhlie. pI Irincills luvr no,t. rliIIoL'd siucer they' wrc orrullyV InnoUnCr1d by thel Statec Coniventiont in1 155;. 'lTie iiiples of the V'irginia lHepuhli ra1n5 tre ther sitme as Iho.i of thr National 1{elulII(an1 (mrty. IllVingi neither dlone nor1 utmittedI anythiung in the ditu-harge of any lluty of trust which nrels xiplnlition 0' 1p((lb 'gy , lie reasons lecrssiitit aig the liiinkr conventiotn do not exist. as to t he lelpllicanii party of this State. Neveil ie less, Ilie collittee rsolved to prneset this :11111ISs, setinag forth r1tain k-eading fuets of plilit l h istory, 1(ontrad1( iig the state 11-14 of tn Ii oan1{ IIkl phlat forml, Iml(1 115 k Virginians to ponder the we'i ll l(fore th-y ag;ttrun ;xr1ist the right of su1frae., it tlien IieaIs with statteruts of (imt platform1 it th I nk1, r inl wIdrh they u'r inadlr. Thel ~vatlnlkc illnrsem:nt of ('levtla'l' ml mniT - 'iin it hl 1415 to Ie insiwere andI in rolti. il n ith htanil t'or I a rptai oi the iit' - I it vtlnui sy sh.lm, indi the pass;lge tl 1 .ni r ul1e ant ti ll leciIIse the n qsI Si 'I II li ('hI v !hunlt to tle list, 1111 his ttb>r:trent of the 1ll me(" '? ' "- iI1"n' II, I tlit' t;l(i'l:tl l4l)lil')' (41 I li' I l o1 4' ' lmi V. 1 h Ilie t liit' tild, !. l"itt that th e { i IIL :lr 11111 p . ltr tics:ly tunited lin talv;r of Ihe I It te ' I \ oli tIllIr,, .11 frij i <li t It -: n11 i11at if" r0,'I'r l tI, l5Iw er it1 i ' - 1 vr ther bInlII1 whi\V h Iit";r do n~ I,I{lu1 Is hsve s,I Il" lnl,l'- ; :' t to : t a 11 lhi f.'III iof the t .ll .ilI t,kr ('onl V I II 1 i -' i,111 I; it It vhtri et r \v it h lilt r'rt4 t f 1 ' : .\:t iuinai l 1 )lmocrlatir tt:lt v. .hun4 '4t ropsi ns 14:i llils11114 orllin 44 (it 14i444. in ('4ongrel'''s. 'I heo l~ioik: Ia p!a 14orm tarif 41'il 4 i ,ls an i if far.''lti (.i theI 1144.4 (,1 4 ut tna reveI n4 ste:vt 4'In I:tjta recet' of the, I).441i4at 14arty of this 4 oumry. . ''onsistenitly :ii, 44.',.4i avelin lihii u 44 4n tI.e r-Vel st is 1 )u-inetcie d1'(I va44w 4 d .4. - tile- lihe ~' 1 41 -publi -an ('441. (4"4. 1h'.44il,~ by ite liepl 444i4'ans,- :0ltI thei in 1 a4 hop'hos muddh111'. It allso) ('barge4s thei l h-ii,wr.wy' withI ext r:i.av aei :4444 mis tI':! nt1L4ir'. It Itow : ('oh! waterL4'i upn o'h m4nt.14( As t'1''4 44 4 the (1('ai f t disabh-d "'44h1e1s 4141 tir44 w..idows.4'~, it 5:ian the( lIe 1111bh144an : paty' w4ill cheerfulyii14. unite14 in '4. I t'ltuch'i,41 eor itn' flitur4e, as5 it h4as in4 1 4''n' ?. 1444t iI n arn4214 1 heppl 44f \-irginia t1:ie ~ if - 1444lury niw in. 14p 4wert is a4lh4'wed4 to4 r''itin ini t 'it141 its in4 'ompe44tc4m-y :0144 i i ng ::44 ti 'I .. d iiin t 4 j14n. 4if l'c4.4'ilit' 1( mI Tre:h4'1ury,'X the~ 1peopl1e of \-irinsii arie renunth-d144 11hat ani an onuIlation4 of(I tIs Sirl 14l4' wa. *s t' h:ning'4 n i nt((444!iiI1( 1h Demo 44 r4 .u- 11 indic 'In 4'fb th iep4iulie:aus iln the e4.44 pa14'n 44f IMI i atal 414 soimel flirt hier 4apo144 :" and \xplana4t.ins, it -'ays', w'.ill (lt-4tt leader ,'' ''444. why this surlus4i is .s4 nilbl hui r now underl aI Ih-t'uit>,ratie :nhuiistra-1 14 4ion O' -4444 ilt'as thre years, ag'o.I Aii h4(sur-44. 4 a4th' 'i nera441 i]' ~1isi 4'4:lit giil the j ci' 4441 :it "sional lelon 144 nd 414 1t4 lte rect''' IS 4'4'4 4.'y 'cloction, 444 : iihe :4hiret. clos4's mg o4eti by thlow' (e.iden4cs 44f the4 p44I !.4 y 4 of Den Iirlit' rul4e, m4444 trust in4g tha .t' eiiy 14e forg44.'ive it we4't dli-t4 b thle Ilippine"s 4of 4 cla "'s oft persons41i kwawn4.4 holders --'' 4.we1 reet'4( t ul suitbmit t his lid dre1w to(. th (41opl' of V4irginia, in tihe hope and44 helh'f 11!m tbeforeuj t'ey resol'4ve 1t4 vo4te in410in wi; h the44 I )emocural t' manai4gers oft this o4l ohurin'g to4 tih' 1414t, con4ltrast 4)ur1 1.4n1 44t wh.41i h 'envered'i ((ur hiuil und44er the adminis4141 1tatio of th lit:epub4 4lili par41ty. ting 14toi n T41.rjgraph Pole. A :4p 11i1i frni lenItn, Neb'14., da4tedt Aarn '2', say3s: Ferry4' 44 White, the 14egr4 wh4. Ii' .y4 assmdted4'4 P41rs. 1 lothoman, ani b' n . Th4i-1 mor4nin4g at 1 (4'1h441k int in4 4 'od 11t4o' thel jul andi b4roke( 4s 1Th4 lacks oif the4 stee'l ('ge were't4. 1t 44 a iro t4444Iheir fasten4ing~.s, 11he. prlisoner4' 4enf 44u4 1o a telegrap 411) e and14 a(44 rope4~~ .. 4..wung i'rom4 1144 1'ro4ssbar4 andt tiedt arou 4.d.' 1444 neck4'544 ~44 '4 . l a itn dve swigin Juse as.14 thie:4 arty' wisl . in;4(Shelil',('.nne4ly, who4h ' menCi awaken4I('4('i h4. his brot41hier, arr'ived''1 w..ith I po>5s', bt4i too1 snudi ta ropel with4. the 1i, nlasked ):t'ty, who' ai' 4t 44nce4 di1sper'ad,II after 1mvingh4 stood the14 shierith''s crowd4. of l4ong41 n4ough1 to permuit White to die at theo rop1e's ad. Donil't hawk. and44 blow4., anmd spI4it, butt - re )r. Naige's CJatarrh Hemediy. All couoking1. ultenilo, fneluding Iron41 pots, ji hou(41ld e insed afi er.w44ashilng, antd car Ii 4zlly w.Iped oni tIhe o'ltsli with a cleanm, druy I I .4th. A NIoapy or greafty dish-cljot.h shouldIt v 4 ever he uised for the purpose, # 6% i HENIGLAA NKW$ NOTE. ea. of Interest Uathured from Various Quarter.. Grovesteon & Poll, of the New York a lock exchange have failed. Liabilities c 1, 500,000. Assets 2,000,000. s Samuel Fabyan, of New York, has I kipped with $10,000 belonging to his tther, Dr. Joseph Fabyan. Charles A. I)ana and 1enjamin F'. Butler 'ill be known itt history as the ''T1wo r >rornios'' of American politics. ( Atlanta is to have a new daily mlornige ews1paper. It will be knoWn as the World 11(1 will t'e owned by U. K. WoodWard. A t:pec ial cable to the New York ,'in ro01n 1L1111on siays t)tmt .1ohn I{u"kin, the ant1ious aut(1ho(I' 111(1 art clretic, is ints:atne. (o;onel 1 red (.not has gone to Euro pc - So1met saV to et-cort his sister, Mrs. Sar oris, to t his country on her p romtisc(1 visit. 'Ihrr1 is but little change in Ex Secretary 1innig (I's condition, w hat little there is t >eing in the (Iirection of improvement. 1 A report from I )uhlin says thtt Viscount. )onner:ile, wvho) waS bitten by\ a fox lst 1 banntry, hats bcn uttacket with hylrt >hobiat. T1urkey has (lclinld Itussia's p1roposals or (5e rcivc ti'lion tWoard1s Iltgaria, att vill await the conCerted(I action O1' the >IIwers in terestelI. .lu tice Field, of the tnit'd Stat(s Su os ime Court, thinks the (liisioi,n of Cali 'orni t into two States is ('crtin to oc'ur )cf:Ie long. A.ton g the '1Sn('1gc1's (In te lt1steamner l'nmhrin, wvhi'hlleft Liverpool f'or thi, conun rv (I Situnilay, arc the 1)uke of Ma ribor. >klghi an I or(ld 1)ysart. Thile cities of Clevelind, .)etroit., I'oltedo u1(1 :al(lusky will cltIrate the tum iv('r 4:rof ('ommiodore P'crry's victory on Lake Lric ( i the 1Uth of next rnolthI. (Citril's S. Wolfc, lte I''olii0tilon (ema i thou i Goverrnor tot the lilost : 1s'('?ive pli' 01 ki('ker in the State, is rported as h\aig (lccided to mnove to i)akota so~n. 'I'he; ,tIfaner I"uldl, (wiih arri'tal 1t r- w-\ ,tork ((lond y, b'ogllt. ii11,U00 it n go(ld( frotn lalulan. (Gob( impor01ts this week'I ar'c $i3U,UU10. TIhc lifh of the Amee"tr of Atfgulistan is d1tsp, ir('d of. ()nit of htis ft'et has ht .; :(n11p(lated, OWinog to gangr('ne, andl it i; fetred vill result in de-itlh. 'I'he Inteltinr of the National ('olnmittee of the I'rohib)ition p1arty, w\hi(ch WatS ('n11ed ftr Noetnhcr IIhIt in ('hi"ago, his ieu l ostlu,nedI to Novelnl br :;0th. In spite of Mlr. \lackay s in(lignia di' niatls it is still beliveved tht, he :111(1 1"lootl list lroni $OtI,00,tIt) to t.0000)O in ticir recet. wheatt deal1. (;ntrnressunl,Ui 'Toi'n I;ed, of M:iie, is :ifr:1i to trust t'tah 151 State, ('VeIn thiolIh it ha(s an atnti'M OIrr.on( ('ha s(' ill Its (iins(i lttiIn. Heed is somletilcs right. '(('al (1rcely. of Aretic Iao', was han1(1 ttu(-I tl on Situnh1"iy by tIh- N;w Ie'lt'i,e'l 1t01 ud f Tideih, and;t tnadI( to, r,-('itt bia ( ":)trie'nces in th(- rt'I,ions of 11( tIe t l Il,rri' t ' )t- er' ;'ttt\\v ' |:1s \\'ritt t l .'t 1(1' t' .1 1riend1 (n\IyIll' tlltt she is in ilt (Ir h(litIh :1(111 says th:it sli is :bl' to tike i l0(i_; nIlk every day andi feels sr)ong and II: 1bividl I l (1Ke r, th.t edlitor (tf the I'it- Ihurg '(l iln / 1 1/'. /, ,-/NN, is !all.d ftor i tl' by his recenut fIll at lkiisiulimim-:ts ,priniot'.I ivls hee sivet'. -live, but is stil in ed(litorial ha)rt s,, A 11":,a 1 1 t thig tn Itii('r . ys ith-nt lin li ( 't> ,at!hn);t I nited( "tatt," M ini-tt.r to 1{t-'si:t, (l,ln hi way\'I\ t) )ihe I.ntit't Stat' , a t !I, In hi rriva hii- i wil t'er ii 'is resi :'e .ititl l i'l y tirrh t on tli ' i1;h ill ! n t, in 11.e C Ioun tuIs 'iar San (ls,11 Te.xa,iht.wleni a pariity of tirt h:u1ul11its and ali th>rX' oI ens-ttu ti Ini pill I IeIII re l i thei rouing of the ('t l. .ilohn A. Ils('Ieig. t I eix lOlllt. iit li h'ail didi t o 1111 Iievr hil t nn' -I'lo i.: lleu:ily. ohnai, Ihnrt, wcsorrty d tin Onn:ballthe lI ibir\ Itof hIs Enian Tru'. (.s np:'ly, til PhSialt ab 'it .: 1-:.1 ll.n, f(h abnie 'Loi it:l Annapolialleln is to hsl(':l-tI L 'ne, fourlh sahis lm:m.i til 12(-11 i im ) 'jto Wrnak te ietalo o f it Thei lae '1a til 'rishltl whe hazerI(I will e ct-iartiaet 111vi" g'li 11fered Iua in-es ofI lnd t lo' Ithis ilniailtIl'e I at1entio b111) paidc to theI -ity he fit: showl. (ixcth e lee ''det for jen Witin' 'it l: 'l s 'desljO h tiil im- t lollar silver cortifistes can fqk the jmatter tp.-.T. Two tramps at Maple Grove, IlL, -eized Irs. IIillor, while her sons 1e ie:sbent. nd threw her into a clstot twelvo,eot leep. 'T hey then ransacked the houoad tole $1,520. Mrs. hiller was rescued by ter son1 on their return, but it is feared lhe hock from the brutal treatment she re eived may result fatally. The Canadian fisheries department has eceived information of the seizure of more .enudian sealing vessels in the North Pa :ific Ocean by United States cruisers. It s learned tlit the commanders of United it altes cruisers in the Alaska service have iceIn orlered to seize all sealing vessels ound in lebrings Sea. A call has been issued by the leading epresentatives of the Kni'hts of Labor tsemllic's, trade unions, lant and labor -1ubs, union labor clubs, and other similar >rgitniztttions throughout Massaelusetts, -or a State convention, to be held in Bos on on September 10th, for the purpose of iominating a full State labor ticket. Bayliss W. Ilanna, United States Minis e.r to the Argentine Republic, recently alled on President. Cleveland at Oak View tun was <delighted with the simpleity of lie I'resident.'s present life, lie says: "''he President looked like a farmer in love with i bib;)uness when I presented myself to him." Now look out for a howl about Cl evclaini's designs on the (.ranger vote. Mural Illistead WI ites that he has sp)ent tWit dayS in (lose exainationt of the battle fielils west of Metz anul professes himself ii nut ile to make out the posItio Which he, Moncire I). (nwiiay :m(1 Von Mloltke oc cup ied seventeen years ago. 'In fact,'' he aldds, ''the lines of battle are not wiiat I hal supposed them to bec wlien ia spectator, so that. co)ntenporary history may have to be Iew,ritten. Sam .Jones told an audience at Hound Lato,N. Y., "I c:m get along with an old siuai; I ennu bear patiently with a poor dir ukarI Iut wlen a church metber be gins to apologize for his neatntess and gets nuut he-auisi' lie is told of his faults, it niikes mile lek at my stoniacl. If any of y ti get nuli at what I anti saying just come uip ike gentlemen and ask my pardon and I'll f 'rgive you." Nobody apologized. Ailolpit Suitro is to present to the city of San Imraueisco, tot' cr(rtion in the harbor ti('re a isittie of the Goddess of l.iberty holnli an electric torch in her uplifteil huand. ''he tigure itI pedestal will be 40 ft t :ibrh, of stone (iiarriel on tie San Miguel rman-ie, antl will be placed on the highet of Itie ''win Peaks, so that the light wi,l Ie 1,li00 feet above the level of the bay anl visible far ouit on the Pacific. PIrofessor S. P. 1,angley, who was Pro fessor 1l;iird's assistant, is tentioned as his proiblte stuctessor ill the ollice of secretary of Ic Smilts(tinian institution. Professor .dtt:wphl Ileury was the first ani Professor Il:tiri the secoti int umbent of that oflice. l'rofestir Laird built up the fIsh commis ion and1I was so proul of it that he refused It ie ive mny salary for his services as fish cont:uissioner. iF trty year : ao there was bout one yacht club in tih' L'nit'el -hbt's. To-day we lhave -eh(ly ("111ubs auitol2,1i. l yachts. In 1841 we l:ni1 a merint, Imarilne which carried our Il;tg to all Ilte seas. 'T'o-day outr trade is Ie i in fetign hottomi:;, 11(1 the American (:tlors ire very rarely seen on the high seas. We I;al bettr sell a few of our yachts andl inve-t im nmrchantmetn. We have dudes enoul n m1and. A dttii geuntlietn, cons! ituting a coIn iit! t of WVest( rn umti Suthertn timhtieo nu n, ire in \'ashinlttlon protesting against t d-mm nac dott the market value of the t"r,11 by too hii'h ( tiinates. Thecy claim ! ilt Iis- ieprtnitnttl estiutiates of the area lIh il eiii fi t hitotih. The iatter is ,. tl uutlhr (conaidetratiun. (Commissioiner >l. :ttita :n tat istician.i I)d.g..e were pres cut -tedy. The :ommllittee ('laimus that Itie iutruistw'orth iness of the departmlient c/rne-p.i idents are responisiblde for the stat.e no1w n.vi r hleartd of, wasi otice tile mfost imt porto:t liiiiviehtni ini the Lnitedl States. I I a pneitdenit, tif the Senmite whieni tIle ee-elin ti f elt. Tihitleni was d ispulted. Tile ci: I htmed the right of its ptresidling " e' to etI eriminie wicht were the legali r in's it a1 State. 'The eyes (if the 'na ''n wer i- i' l"t rv ten. 1n 18'92hle failed mi b-irole fe' or .,.>0,000~tt. 'The next yeari hie cc dIiee:um! ltr the Siate. Since'ltha e he h:' fallen Itlinu ntocriety, but he h:i wori h i:ia, imnd paitil off over $'j1,200, I tilt thle honlors- in thle competi tbta ihe bei 1tst oblser'vationts of the total ee!lj o f thle stiti last Feriday. Alt the ob crva lun part ies Iiadle elabonlit e prtepara iin iI' exi'tnded lari ts of5 i money to iiavi' evert lhinmg re:aly 13or a good loo~k at hee e eled majlesty ofi tIle d1ay king. \\ i n liw noitrinug dawn~ued udark andli leudy i tey were ill ini deslir'-all save an :u de I us n a~ii stron'inltier namedci Miieti - li. lii wcas Iprepaired for aiiy emer nc. Th li'tthier' lea:ntedl profes.sors werel't -ri flie.l toi set himi rig uIp ai tig biallttonm l1,iithl fle: all-ve the (ludis. lie ye. iu ed u tilhtire seviradliihours andit obltainedt l ih el 'ie wcs ofl thet eclipse. Mendelill' lIesrinell io ilentim m i alIar.. T'ii cii , utguIst '2I .-Ahtout 3.30 o'clock this moilrninlg tile balrni in which the horses baeorgintg i t tie (ity poldici' fiorcei tire kept nc I'; -'et ion time :in mit inan11 1 atnd fotur hlorses hetinaile t(o de'tht. Stitrtly after Itie flames 'e l 11t (<ii thei charumretd renmains wccere teelilI tee le' Cl. G. (C. G raves, lieulten]ant ie enea' el o the Si''eond 1(1wc, Cavalr'y, mal1( (Giuels undettr Glick's mliniistrationl. Hie ihut taklen htuiing ill the 11mr for time night Am n i nprooked, Murdrs'. Ill I .wc.\ I m~a:, AXuigust'24l.-Autgust l)iiak, emillI yeid at thle biriwetry olf ,Junlg i& Brh'i itt, wcas k{itlled lust. niighmt by a crowd( (of lo a lets who hade Iassembiled(1 in fronit of a hle n '-Ft n 1ritneiy st reet, in the extremne nhrn part o111 f Ithe city3, w~hiere ai Plish is 1s1u1ppos e wcas sIiek in the back (If thle nek1 wit a' hib,tebowkligi n siul.Te mni' er'er ('ann tot lie phaied l'i- ee oung mien wcho were in thme ('rowdt fiaive 'been arrestedl. I )tak wvas '2( years of age ancd lea ve-. a wife amid two cildren. Cotlcorow c oratled. this monle n at; iG lenwoodeee Splringes withi th l wecing messa5:ge from (Gen. lReardoni leer olvernoier Athumi.: " elIr i-Iit: hiiis C'ilortow cot-ratlled with '20) buck-ls they icanmt to set' big wh'lite in; niicn'mit talk tol ('owboy3. 'They'say3 the whltes waniut liiile fight,e amd silhlers must le i a k ori hive little tight. Kemul has ftrer ' iirmati 'cn ths leeoit is foit''' Aniiethler tiiiateh fromi (;Gh-ootd a:ei ly, it'-aying thiat lin ieergency ex -is e hih riiipuirets his prie-eelth-' Vt eeit-tHI .lmurdetre'r NHtjeh' Ili'att, lyoi iung lman w ini: el iir ohi- ici-o i-lity ii t alehis wcife, ai lbride ef feii lien liiaill tel I le towni whaIi:rf amie] iue! ci he i r 'i'e fromi which lie c'c It lyi' tnue a sei'e;ne eleateli attempitit It-tid hi- lilt' by (-ttinog hi-i t fitet witi d i :u'tri, ande il t his deinsuree- dtei afteri aii it h oe I- iclnebi' siill-i-e i Socm-thimig hiln part-s withi 'ery dit. iii y'et iilwaysi keens-!11 ,.o,a l "JHOLD YOUR OROUND!" The Last Order Oh.en by oneral Stonewall Jaokson. (St,. Nehiolas for August.) After nightfall Stonewall Jackson rode off with his staff to reconnoiter in front of the line he had gained. It was: his idea to stretch completely around in the rear of Hooker and out him off from the river. The night was dark and Jackson soon cam? upon the Union lines. Their in fantry drove him back, and as ho re turned in the darkness his own soldioys began firing at their commander, of course mistaking his party for the enemy. Jackson was shot in the hand and wrist and in the upper arm at the mme time. His horse turned and the General lost.his hold of the bridle rein; his cap was brushed from his head by the branches; he reeled and was caught in the arms of an oflicer. After a mo ment ho was assisted to dismount, his wound was examined and a litter was brought. Just then the Union artillery opened again, and a murderous fire came down upon the party through the woods and the darkness. One-of the litter bearers stumbled and fell, and the others were frightened; they laid the litter down on the ground, the furious storm of shot and shell sweeping over them like hail. Jackson attempted to rise, but his aide-de-camp held him down till the tempest of fire was lulled. ''hen the wounded General was helped to rise, and walked a few steps in the forest; but ho became faint, and was laid again on the litter. Once he rolled to the ground, when an assistant was shot, and the litter fell. Just then General Pender, one of his subordinates, passed. lie 5t01)pe( and said: "1 hope you are not seriously hurt, General. I fear I shall have to retire nmy troops, they are so much broken." But Jackson looked up at once and exclaimed: "You must hold your ground, General Pender; you must hold your ground, sir!" This was the last order ho ever gave. lie was borne some distance to the near est house and examined by the surgeon; and after midnight his left arm was amu putated at the shoulder. When Lee was told that his most trusted lieutenant had been wounded, he was greatly distressed, for the relations between them were almost tender. "Jackson has lost his left arm," said Lee, "but I have lost my right arm." cON(.() I li i-s. The Cunning 111putihau Living In the lieirt of Africa. (From Ilie San Frnneisco Einaer.) Rtonzo do Leo, who traveled many years in Africa with Dr. Living-tone, was one who almost stood out alone in the assertion that a race of dwarfs lived in Central Africa. In his lectures in America he told of a little people who fled to the clefts of the rocks when the explorers approached. C. Eugene Wolfl, who traveled tany years with Stanley, and who is now in the city, gives some queer accounts of these dwarfs. ''On the southern branches of the Congo," said he to an Examiner reporter, "I have soon whole villages of these Lilipu tians. They are a generous little people who live in rude huts and clear ground, engaging in varied sorts of agriculture. They are also skilled hunters and they make palm wino. They areas lithe and supple in climbing trees as monkeys or baboons, although they are physically as perfect men as any of the giant tribes thereabout, and they know as much. The men are not over four feet and a half high. wvhile the women are a good deal smaller. These tiny little men are both bravo and cunning. TIhey are ex perts with the bow and arrow, and readily bring down the African bisou., antelope and even elephants with them. As trappers of small animals they are uui surp)assed. In a close pinch they use ihe lance with astonishing dexterity, an1 an ordinary sling ill their hanids is wicled with wonderful skill. Thle dwarfs col l"ct the sap of the palmi, with whichl they make soap). T1he men are smooth faced and of a rich mahogany eolor, while the hair is short, kinky and as black as night. Tens of thousands of them live on the south branch of the Congo. They are an alfablo, kind hearted peeople, of simple ways and dec void of vicious tendencies to a greater degree than most semi-h)arbaric races. The women are industrious and amiiab'le. Very queer those peopile look alongside the great swarthy blacks further up on the Congo. The latter are o f prodigious size, uncouth, rude to the reinote-st dhe gree and cannibalistically inclined. 'Jhe dlwarfs stand in awe of thiem, bat are so b)rave and cunning that, withI all the odds of physiqiue against t hem, the pig miies are masters of the situation." A Notedl ilocei,, 31echa Charles K. Prioleau has just diedl in England, aged sixty-one years. P.rioleau was a resident p)artnker in Liverpool of tihe firm of Frazer, Trei1holma & Co., who were largely interested in l(ckade rnin ning the (Juring war of rebellion and was known as the friend of the Confedera'r. Early in the war lie fitted out a sted.in sip and leaded it with one Whitwodhl rifled gun, two IBlakely rifled guns, ie largest paece of ordnance in the world at that time, and a lot of E~nfil iis .and aiuimtion and preseted( them to the Confederate goverminent. 'T steamer was known us the amnter, andl ran through the blockadinig fleet into tihe port of Wilmington, N. C., in broad (daylighit and landled her istore-s. 'Te Whitworth gun was used in the early battles of Viiginia andl( did great exteci tion, its range being greater thanii any guns in the United States. Thle BlakeI'y guns were nmounted in the city ' Charleston during thme siege, but never firedl a shot at the besiegers. They wer blhown iup at the evacuation. Thle I'lifehl rifles sent by him were the first eve used b)y the Conifederates. Pr'ioliiau n1-a also on hoard the 'yacht I >eerhound duiii img the fight be'(tweenl the Ahlbana ad K'earrarge, oIl' Clhbiurg, andt which reseled t i Ahlaama's (irew uftr I h sinking of the vessel.- New York Sun. Decadi In<i ua' ni),h.. "Thfle (de1bts of dead(1 lidinse, 1 paid b)y thueir rehdti ves,"' said ii ex-ninechan t on1 .\hun etreet, .Monday. "''When m & derson anid Biernihardt, lie menniiu -'killedl an Induin several yeaurs ago0 li JOwed liet M-15. Sinice t I t imie I;1 o this aniount hams b~een paid by I N re-a 'Iwlg mec . 90. Alreti'ly i s re-~ w ave apuproaeb,ed n0 At th~ lie saihject a . tandeii arran(igi.its ' Pay the iinmia. .t s a law~ withi th n to pay the debt, tf their deadtu relatives, and they never re-ak it. I ion su (f gtettaug myi uloney if an Inmtn dies o wing 1me, b)n't lien a white ianu dies Jeatvingf no prop rty, no( muatter how idb his relatives re, I never explet to get a cent. TIhero I a great del(n. of g~ood about a dead In ian, anlyhow,'' hraid the ex-mrhant, as 0 cloede~ his conversation and valkedl way.- Iuast Oregonian. A suiuull mankes sailboats capelz', but a ksa haby's miouth Gne sizo larger. A 8g1eret etory. -- A farmer naned Corfter, of Rane cogn ty, Woest VirgInfa, has invented a new con to catch squirrols, which has proven a grent success. ie ha a large corn-flek witch borders on the woods and which tho squir rels have ' allost dOvastated during the >resent season. having hit upon a plan, he first watched the anitnals and found tlat when he nade a raid they retreate( to the woods almost invarialyalog one par ticular line of fence. Iavi ng larned this fuct, Corner covere(1 the top rails of ut lin of fence with tar, putting on a is avy coat.. '[his lie Ilid in 't.l evening, and In the liorn ir When he weit to the field he saw a long line of squir'ohs running along the feuee towards. the woods. Trh g alo ceeded litn clearing the fence, but iheu they struck the woods the leavc's and sticks stuck to their feet so badly that tile)- coul In t olimb the trees nor r u very far even otl the leaves. 'hl irst caplttuu4 unlitbun,t t.( to tWenty-seven iirrels, and wit le a ?"k Corner 1111(1 killed an( captired over 1(+0 squirrels by his unli(ue devicec. Sonic old dinner customs still prevail Tle ltomlanst used to reelitc at their ban rl tets, and the habit of lying at public din nwr8 still prevails. A NAMELESS CASE. My case has been a very curious one for about thirteen years. At intorals of about one week I would be attacked with spells of severe and most excruciating parin, always Commencing in the region of my kidneys. The pain would then go upwards and affect my body and lead, and seemed to ponetrato my vory oye balls, creating the most intense sulloring, lasting about eight hours each spoll. I resorted to all kinds of medicine without benefit. Several doctois treated my case, but none gave relief. I finally used B. B. B. as an experiment, and to ;y utter astonisnment all pau and suf iring vanished after u.sing three doses. l'o the present time I have used three bottles, and not a pain lax ever return ed. I do not know what was the matter, ieitler could my physician name the coinhlaint. The B. 1. B. acted finely and powerfully upon my kidneys; my ai)etite hits been splendid and my con stitution built up rapidly. R. TrOMS, i Con.4itution, Ga., May 6, 188;. Unimpoachod Intogrity, I am 55. Broke down tdelve years ago, and have not been able to work since. I [ave lost proper action of my hips and legs. For five years scrofulous sores have appeared on my seal) and nose, and at sItae time ty eyesight bo gou to fiii, inid for three years have been co ml arativcly blind. I [ave been treated by eminet physieiuus of (ifleretlif sc ii)il; wit ioutt , CiiI). I. have taken tive hot t otf B. i . I . (made at Atlanita, r .itl all scrofulous sores are gradu ally haling. Inllumaiation about my eves hits di.appeared and there is solu'. 1iIaoVtuve nt in my vision. Am very m:tuhe lbewliited and relieved and be in to tt like aii ii y agititt-- feel good. ]\i : ' i :trie i Rnd aCtivii a 'e rtiruig in inv le;s aid lops. I- (. ft . . ats vigor iisl.,fi my khnlyilV, aid the gr-at. Sit u li tti-r i t l 1 ii h orIcl, ""l ti ' 1 P t s i i 1tcrly iiet l l )1 i et'. 1 1Ct t , ": tl 3 1l u 01 1 an , .. 1.:' r i ,, k ],v . , h r1. , ..I) TiiiE SUiI. (Ar;lTON COUNTY, N. C. Ti; < l4ant S u .i I' ortlis~ no11w openI. Ae2 mmindb!ioni equal to itlube:. Eleviat i .'2, thi feet abov e .wa' level. Raites 2!00 per day, S:lttI ando ieil.tJ( pier week. Fo r ciriculars or in fornmation addres the piol>urietorsi. CtOZZE:Ns V THOMAS,x All-Healing P'. 0. CATPAWBA COUNT'Y, N. C. Niml- ;it i..I up wi'hi nw tlnt 'uuiii [urn. newI iien N ri . i t Ii oi o-d rp rti .o i the u.. r ar unive- 'Ior uy-ut ps uil , 1:n lmti Lin,.. Wi.ir liii aia Uriio.ii-y.n Ai ui-\ apii I ha ii ji. 11m(0 f0 tMn111 in Phe . wr ifo a iio o. Di . fl O. ELLTT SON, ii! 2iiI, it i,. N. Sb I i ly *. 'lr ' APH Ac1'x1<,c1, N. C. WND PAENsDiw ANsE s&1 IP-IZ-UFAnmTES -GlRCAT .SUFPRIN-AND DANGfR WILL E AVOVDrD. B RAfIELDREGUL.ATDRCO[ ATLANTA,GA. rorJniner, te o~and br Ige, menD ; for you Siori nig, mlcChanics, a erra Fariners.r andI MierhAjnnr . . , T ieleac o ic1 ah s, irnha Nw i'3 CURIS AL. HUMOlS,: from a cominon Blotch, or Erutt$On otho worst Scrotula. SMIt-rfaeum,. FFovor. noroe, Scaly or ltougl Skina, In short, oll diseases caused by bad blood are con(ulred by this Joworful puri t ing, and inlvigoratinc mledlcno. (roat Eag Ulcora rapl heal tinder 1ts be nIgn lucoe. Especial i has it manifested its potency In curing Te ter, Bome flash, Rolls, (arhuacio, Sore Eyes, Sorof. ulous Sores and Swellings flip. Joittt I)isease, lito Swe l1ug Goitro, or Thick Neck, and Enlarge Gliiad>. Bend ten (c'nts in staups for h largo treatise with colored haites, on Skin )isesetse, or same auount for a treatise on Serotiallous AlreetionIs. "t'IE IBLOOD IS THIE LIFE.' Thorotightiv cleanse it by using Dr..Piorce's oldet Iiodical Dleovory,and good dige.tion, a fair Nkih, buoyatlt s1,ir its, an<t vital Ktrosgth, will boestablisled. CONSUMPTION, which Is Scrottula of the Luu is ar reste<d audn<c(1ei by this iemnedy. If eR n bo fore th laIst at aies of the disease aro reached. Fronit its amtrvelous iwer over th't terribly fatal disease, when first olfering Lhll now celttnbraited remeiidy to the pub)11c,r. tERCltc thought sterioutsly of calling it his Cotl. ruinpttoa Cu.re,"' butt. anudoned that itnllO as to) linit' d for a ineiclne which, fronl Its wonudl ohitu (OiilttiniIII of tonio, or strcngthenin:t, alt rtiV'. or blootd-lc(unying, nurti-llhlous, t mOthral, andc -ntritivo tW l )or i., is tinttinil-, n t. t'tly its it reInted for (00n)1u1 ( i'n, hitt fee all (ltronilo bi. oaa-4ti of the Liver, Bed, and Lungs. If you fetllulf, <h"w( sy, debilitated, have satlow color of 1kin1, or yellowish-blrown spots on face or,livo ly, Ire itt'ntt headache or dizzi uss, bad inste in unith, internal heat or chills, altRvntU intm with hot hlushes, low spirlia tud yintty f<ittbai ilngt, irregular appetite, and coated tongie, you ae' aufTering from indigestion, lispcpsia, and Torpid Liver, or ''11111ousntes ., Iin many cases only art of thes' s.ymptoms are expe rienceil. As at retnely for all such casees, Dr. Pieree'y Goldeta Medical Dis covery ii lutsuirl)as'd. For Weakt L,iae, Spittit of Blood, Slaortil'SMo o (3reath, I rou cltitis, Aytlutna, Severe Coughs, and kitdred alect ions, it, is an etlicient remedy. a.n tv Dunm:iS at $1.00, or S X EOi"T'l,l" for $5.U0. n i( ec'nts iii sttut,is for Dr. PIerce's ni ' te'on.sUmtptiOnt. Address, W'orld'n i:pensary riiedical Aso. ciatlon, a: Nli Slreet, ltc-tt"AI.o, N, . , $500 REWARD is offered by tho proprietors of Dr-Sage's ('atarrh Renedy lor a case of catarrh wihic they cannot cure. ft you - ' have t discharge from tho nOse, Oifnsiv.' or (lthervise, partial loss of s:tel1, tastt, or haruring, weak 3(', (dull pain or presure iii h(atl, you have Catarrh. T ou. sands of cases termtinato In consumption. Dr. Sage's ('trA tunt R EMEDY cures the worst cases of (laturrh, "Cold li the Uead,( and Catarrial iieadache. 60 cents. E. VAN WINKLE & CO. 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Jures I yaente'ry, Diarrhw(a, Cholera ntatntumt ori any (disans of the stomach ni Lowal". M\akeso the critical period. t .i'C tih ing 3:fet and e'asy. .Is a safe and . )lensatt t11)ic. For side( by alil dru gists, atfor 'wholesatlo by HOwARiD, I.LLE3 ( i., Augus'ta, (1 . H _WM WAL;CSE ESKS, OFFICE FURNITURE wNo FIXTURES. 6ua f'or il,'intrae P'aaphlelt EliY 1411oW C'AI4E (0., Nashyllio, Tea,. Tgl TIIE A NIi h, (airpenters n til'ers, F~lrwrighti nuf men tIe velopling their taaste for ent ucorrect fasrmi . Enriiort! yalE .'Nt?anheedIi t oahir work- etta I is trIpIat, grlted c a ircl and Poine orrd na'a rod i'~I aurj t I xpr'~ 81a N witta