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VOL. I, NO. r>2.
GAFFNEY CITY. S. C.. FRIDAY* FEBTMJATIY 8, 1895.
i?! .00 A YEAR.
PAS' SACRED GATS
f.wr-ra in. an ftoYornor of Taaco^-
tnN» tey Juatio® Morris.
:«rai MODUS DECLIJES TO Fill
mntm* >M C«« .VuinJ»u*M Vc
Wfco Uiu4 of v!)« n>wto
K»al u»itl I'osMeMiuu <»/ ttii.
KsccuUto Oiltcis
XAjtiVflLka. T«*ua.. IfabrKftry T.—
uiu« of tt'.s r^HrrM
T^O» >ti4>(‘it'.r-1 '/*<i1twi - dAT RTSiri-OO*, S.
Wmv MvAasi *» ;»k« .ka t>n‘.h rf
aa *»;»« pra^«rc<!i
afOd » J•...'!«-•> » iJibU for tk* per-
fO’s-a. V/iaii a.* ftitoviiay ba \Titkv4t«f»
fra * •* >lta «^l^ library wp.f*. o
a?5 \
rflioas JACKSON’S 8UCCR3SOR.
Tkraa CcAtnat ORlt'ara tueladtag Uoho
Maaltti Daalru tha 1'iaco.
WABai5«xoif, February 7.—There ap-
peara V> be tome rivalry amoDy
the membera of the cabinet for ap
pointment to the expected vacancy on
the Supreme bench. The final adop
tion by Congress of the bill to permit
ttr retirement of Justice Jackson,
triiich vt»ii reported from the Sonata
jt. Uciary eommittu. is not doub^l and
there is a '{•reat deal of sp‘>'
to who will be Judge JacL
or. Secretary Bissell, wiiose retire
ment from the cabinet is viewed as al
ready settled upon, Secretary lioka
Smith and Secretary Carlisle are all
sjvkta of. The general opinion is that
r4 tho tkroc Carlisle is most apt to u«
the 4h«>w Some of the Georgia cor-
respondents, in dispatches to their
honw p pers, are, however, nsserting
that tiuke Smith will get the appoinF-
mentif the vacancy is created.
THR NEW MODE OK AUDIT.
MCY10111
luf»^«TRT IN TirP4 ftOMTH
fi i
IP. Cl*y Cvans.
TTillism Morris r.dmioistwi'd
fho of o-.'Acs to him rc goversrr rf
HnHo'.'.iifx They then prceoedod
AjnHl4Lni a u < reiitrv H ju.tlu Ida* ttKthlsjf
Oatir..Ibu for tli i !-o><juV Hjr»t«ia.
WasMi.iuxos, February 7. Old oO-
clat* <*f tJio treasury department have
h»id a#Koh to say about the onportaai-
tir» for Iraiul and miamanugement oriv
svJite«i by the new system of uccounV
is*X vvkiuJt wfta iiungurated asaioiv’.lt
of the Utvcutigulion by tha wx ierts ®f
the Dockery commission. Thair view
is eot iudorsed by the present uuthori-
tir» of tlie department who Iihtc ruprr-
vi*ioa of the work, Assistant Secretary
lismiiu has made a statement to tko
kou»c committee ;n appropriations, is
which he praises the results of the uevz
system, lir. Damlin says tliat it has
been & matter of great surprise and
Mtis/aetiou that such radical ciicugM
fb<v rSiwi of SvRrajsry of f?tste Xlei'*^sa 1 could be made with so little frietio
wed voted thr.t the oath be fiicd. I'bv |
irwecCwy deeiieed to reorivn the
rft fin- i'©w>rit hnt n written eepy ttws j
1»A wdA hikn. Brans rriil iirs.—rdkxteiy
aivply frtr a ev.ftndursus to florvvjJ. tba '
Mi very Vr him trf tho rtftte ee«i a.-vi
Iftc )»«ccwccion of tl>« CRrcutirc uW*-s.
>n
OKd troeide; th'it the new system is
ftlresdy working smoothly rod that
r«.'ftijy «dvHiitiig.i» from it have been
apparent since i* went into operation.
THE Aiit’UIS TOLD THE STCRY.
NORTH CARUUNA* PART.
K*:« oirMft.ua nofor* VUv A«C7*
trU-Vr-re A^rs^Ciiftil'V- rii>ton»ftv
Ra/.rvr.e, 1^. C,, feb-eary 7.—A diki-
evCbrn C'MJBfft.scd of pr««iilr>itt C<»liter,
VW-k IJjsvftal.'., euitw AtUr.LA CVrayJta-
1!*n. jg. E, (.ftbiivim, taaiia^cr Atlaafcs
l’r«£ , *c,'i r.«,A cthfti- prmsiiuoat Aireetora
«ft wvraiftQ- cipoiHiion At AtiarFv,
Ora-ire*! koro yorH«rd.uy Bp<^» tivs iari-
tT/Vis* «f tko laplflia'.Dio ka nprak aWat
Hec cApwcitbvr.. A bill to approyrkaH
%« ekevr ^'erth Coroliiaa at t#»v
Wrr>o*vtvrc in before the lefficlaWro. In
fka SctvaAs ftkair bar, thase gentlenea,
evOkavavve Dallock, 4. bna^ldiu-f, A.
T?. 5-xivk, P. t Rn-o, T B Ncftl as\A
ft Pa'jyisa’ov? atila apeecks*. Th»«
Ercetiicut ef Vha earatc and tpcoker of
S»fe h«*vo praeiJed aad there ttv. a
fcrjfc hiira out of Iryislators. An <ot-
cailovil improtslcn rr.« made by tao
fiyeaiasr*, and eoftvsrU to tke ayprepri-
eAtrn vr«re ea every baud. Tbv kat-
IcRal Faruiori alJir.iioc in Mossicn bt.-e
ycstrrday paecsd strong resolutiosn in
wesr ✓ vvdatU.n r>f tha eapuftilicei a«g
Ki ckjcete.
r.rvjnp/.Ni.TP. thein narty.
t<^i.nl<vftiii( rt*-?a *• Ocm>
eA* ww l .«*i ijmnvmat <?e.
C 'spkci..'. , 3. C., February 7. —Tko r*-
prJtiictrv; ef tho eia « nnt! T-vin iu state
er«v*nv.»o ycc.er.tay to reecynaW n*
ac^nhiiars* f arty ia '.outh Cwrcli-.a
rrk**h feavs ksem cat icj «.n'» tl-v* vha
«m<eo it te.is ba«ft tor mod for Vk» ion
Hr^iw^on years cr mare. I'a* p».r!y
caraen MSolwd i>£ fightiuy to Pbr tost
fj.o'h firr tho e-ratroi of tV; cor*. :t»«-
ft.r-c 1 rftam’itieB bv ruon wlto r i d*.
fcft* I’-iO P*h?vr* 0^ 2l5frnB^i»i'r 'k.i-t m
aidrse.*. ‘?kay kava t-:ld ■. y the
r-«>»rer« thek b« tkai this v. i.l ba il-rae
RMi«saionHs tkay iatand to tavee ra r.e
five fewrt in pelitiaa. The eoavirriitsea
tja» ie MKcion ftloost e<fT. lianaaidy bhe
mlfera day and a (rood pa i t of last, rc yht.
an n i*8 .l«jft,«a ir.s ia s I tO '>or*
ia-
rroc rm stvU ef
ftrtpad in.
eyaush trra 5a
rv.s«jN »-Honr in ho oaoh.
Ef<» 0T(ft«ftfc av«..sft*or l>rT» P*V*
e^ftrrS aim lr-*m hm.aivt
AjB.lM’tA, Pmlrdary 7. ‘i l-s koorviU
w( J. It kU^oft. ii*a*Br.'-of r5B,.*Siib
rsBJi'.y, d« Rol kalft^-'c by Ci5.ttJ. JZe
Was tt’safturer yf tks co'suty for atvoml
seesui dost aft*ur his «Ja.'<eu for rfTr.rsvi-
natijji last fia.ll, kls hensn ro»a tranced
ned none ei l'»o ctranty n t r>V» vrrra
ftstarny^i. Maa-a’s nacecrt.ir pvt* the
wa-nW akonid teive fhS.CO rrcrc ia
V*x tiuva it has. Kasi/n cm ins iJrat
fis* onuaty owen kisa aboat Cl,000. He
•%/a tkal Aha vcmchere for rcveml
tAoanaaid Aeliare were bwraed. ?lft-ad
\i» fiftfally aw* well to do and M'.-.*h
pSftVs ti*at li kia account* si-s wrong he
Tviii pansima-iy rcuke the <i*hvieney
Owed as ka M aeaply able to do it.
ALL OiXIff WRAPPED IN 6NCW.
V»-cVl«S V«m ti are ftwIAes the f-tmkhrT-n
• MttM Bfti'.AlftJf iv (bo CWUf.
W*aflJ*Si'os(. Febrrary 7. 1-Vewtat:
Ear Vlafflskt heavy saor-. 7or No'-th
OvridJowt. anew. For Georp-ls r> :*i,
toursii^j-V« saow it northern po«t>'i*,
raavk «ftid«i- wivk a eaid wave in re--, . h-
vaA aortiM. Far 'i’em , 'w»o» end
Ksatavky. ■now. I'.,r IToi-ids, roid-
nr vriut a o*ld vrevc bo/n arrow.
Far AiAbaJUu. rain, turuiug by show in
nsa-’JMra parbioa, eciJ rvr.ye. For Mia-
•fakbipi, ImaUiaua, Eastcru lease i,od
ArMassys, fair, sever* cold wave, rorth-
%r«at gales
ftvaaMetrJ < onarMisti<m)i.
W*f3;i»*r(jw,J'ebruarv 7.—The leaata
Kwr.-tbla l t.tc c#f 'l itvee .lire on a iiur£« oC
New Orleans.
litnv Cirti.i.s>;r. February 7.--Three
ne:r mat witli « horrible late Tuesday
sight cr early Wednc.'iiicy on the Coal
Palj«»v. owned by W. <1 Coyle & Co.,
lying to the river at !be head of Erato
street. Two of the vietune were eol-
oe*d while the otbe/ v.’ix. a white man.
Their namoa ut c lirifiin Frown, 8j-lvee-
ter Kichardsou and J oh u iiogsii or
Walsh. The latter is of the Caucasian
rtee rutd was a tramp without a home.
The r.>e-c v.-ere suffocated to (icutli by
f« mo* from a iiard coal fire which they
built eu a piece of Mi'-et iron in the
eftbiu of the Faircc. The apartment
wm tightly closed and the fume* tind-
ing uo H-'enas of .-icape, tilled the place
and overcome the sleepers. They w ere
found riyid and the smoke and ashes of
the coil told tiic story.
7HS. TURKS Uc.GV' THt. GI-i/.RQE.
ftwyorlsc. imprisuaur ut of Ami.-i't< su i'11;-
feeanrs >U.\ '.•irtitS l nit a.
W vsjjisuTON. F** 1 o’Cary 7. The Turk
ish hRation iia>t received tlic following
coasiuuuication:
It :v obviwU:, tl .ii the put;, ted reports
nsvtit uVj lu-prlsoao: .i of Aiuerii-.a ptotes*
• of* ;o * sts >J uii’i; .nr... . iiy usulriwbs.
Xitr* H r-H U- Lh«L-.c#t fotlndst.ou iu U,e
rrp-n’t. It ass hesi. i .i.iCiir.h.-d tb-.n sonuiAr-
m; ii*u rs.i j atoms-,ti... ai-ca tnersvd a*
K rUlsk sot'ciuiis. Tiu j l.itcJ> 4ttucked »uU
nauiiocA i -i Armeiii r pri: a yciht r.u f< : hav-
Ibx p-ioiloC oal to the Tcrktcti suihoruien. the
riare ftktiv compron’ii a/ CocuuivQtM nere
U Las furUiei tetri Uitoovered tliat a
lari-fi f.wvutt of h'da.iius-i'.iry oiauerls In the
hftu.le tac a rui-.-.i. n . •vers. Vue re U so
♦.ruth In U.c sia.-tiit iil h u Ito Ariuenicus
wire s'rs<t«d in com v-ict ■ •• of toe mur-tcr of
tfte MasseWian to * a a A. idutt of the vtilace
*f tktS.der. Only tuirty-i igi»t. orn-sis were
aiade. and Uirty of lb -«.c tiu.it.to ^..vebeeu
Slice relno-fd.
CROWDED SUN — T LIMITED.
Visa l'i-aia t oils t ;-.t oi .< w Or.teaue WtUi
Hn*>) VVest in i ourists.
Naw Om.nAM-, i'cbruary 7.—Thebun-
»et limited, which left the Golden Gate
this nio/utriji was tin; largest tbut hit*
depsurVid sine .- lit.- ution of tite
weekly urrviec The truiu include*
eeven ftioepere. u.l of them with u full
ewuplcautni of p. • »•-.), -ro, and with
the dialog ana eoinndialioil; onngs tne
total eojipmcut up to nine coaches.
AxuoMjf the travelers t .day o large
party tiom Cleveland, <». that arrived
in hew UrleutiM y .-.‘.erduy, via the
Quetii aud * reocc-it i.yaieui and who
spent tin- day !u bight-seeking under
ths ekaparouag-e of i n attache of tho
Southern Pucir.c.
WaeovXrnsea the
•ter' ft: koines
Vc ooiicitor
t iT r reer'.-e. t.l
r foeiV; Vi
rootfin, Tl
1
_4{KJ/vm
j.Eet "
foil.
^o/utua-
|Vn. to
iucon,
•rney
muster,
expe;
ESTATE Ur Y/AliD WALLItiTER.
Scarce^ ns U> tiic l outeots ol the Kox la
•die lluf,- iioponH Vaulls.
h»;w Yoaif. February 7.—Until the
family of the late Ward McAllister are
ready to Buy what the strong box in the
Mercantile Safe Deposit's cure contain
ed, no public stati-mont will be mudo
wttb reference to the extent of value
of the deceased society leader’s estate.
Mr. Henry ii. Anderson, the lawyer,
who was authorized to opou the box by
tlte widow ami childcii of the deceased,
did to yesterday afternoon, but de
clined to stale what lie found.
(.oU-uu > til j iun About a f'ulut.
haw Yonu Kebruury 7. Tlie buns
cotton report says: Cotton advanced 1
to X points, then lost this and declined
1 to t points, but regained this and nd-
vaueed 4 to t points, and closed firm
with oaies of 107,000 bales. Liverpool
declined 3V a point but closed quiet and
steady. The spot sales were 10,000 at
unchanged quotations.
Ward J.tue bivamsr u Total Wreck.
Ns.w Yohk, 1'ebniary V. —A dispatch
frym Natinu, X. K, to tlie Maritime
exchange bays that the Ward line
steauur Cieufuegos, wiiieii was strand
ed on Harbor Island ou Monday morn
ing, has become a total wreck. Very
little of h r <argo will be saved and
tliat much damaged.
Th* Labor I'nutraet Abroj^nistL
i'ziun, February 7. The anti-slavery
society has learned that the contract
to supply plantation:! in Frazil with
aerwle Cbinese labor against which the
society recently' protested, has been
ubivguWd.
-Qmo«B mt TDvvrftM noV ’fkaacao*
Yz»m Pronaaatloci.
UTICU n(M HIE EEBElilMS FF,IS
Vlis 9wSeDnslv« LeUnjr h*. t>w fbit-i giswd
Ail to tiwi Frusliisnt of the Xr w !fO-
pulillc—‘♦lory of the l.evolt,
i. ami Csrrt-spoutienoe.
8ak raxaciaov, IVkrwcy f. — ♦wa-
plfltc ndvifte* warn rasaived y*3«>«rdo^
Sy >»e StMsmcr Australia fbew ItoctAx-
lr. r.ndcrjfttwof January at. ’Ste acerdPi
in t*a« rcsjri iusurruutlaa rjtA i’aF>«Yiicn
r.rr.,nr,t is a R«yu^U« af Hx*c«si, frsft-
ttcipewd ta by tk* takt qawua, vrfca »M»
wb->«^a©at!y pliicftd aakoa- mrreai, txA
by noMkasft of i>« riqral f ctn icrsrr.t,
were fully rouapitulutodl, datleqf fir on
fki LOEn ef tke utoakk tfii KAs Midi.
The eeo-ro*peuder.es betvrem rhs «v
*;usca aaA the uiesUeut ia r-ftirk /n
tV-rnse abdiflated all auvar.-J^n
r-es givea La fulL kks> »i-ra«s in trw
cuerea/orulsnce tbftt vhe Sin h
fike enly tawlnl go**n'nrusafc, rrr^moir*
r.ny sIaIti to tka raJUrshlp, pi«nf s &»
exemntive weerfl^ iff’: these fcrtyjcjcJ in
Vte *okelUon and d<*«lfti-»e knr Hkw-
tiieu ef liviug Ia striut privsi*^ in fW*
fia»ni-o.
in replyimy tl tfeie the jirnr'Jhrwl
wrete anoug etkssr Dubmi :
"Tke education tbie (Hte <^n*m'e)
doeaaaejst eft.’inst S* teknu Vs rtr>ryr%
yon La tfae slightest da^ree #X/ve p-ry-
yynl and inilivLdunl DthiSiiyy firy erv+i
ee-nplUIty rte daw inveaii^atioe c-vl
trnl ntaj skew Uwvt yen and in Fve tVn
eonsplxae/ tvgftiast tha goveanamnt and
t!raaarts(quent loss «f Btie, wW*A jvr’i-
tion k> revoguizvd by you La yuv Luft-
Vor. •’
QROYSrt »f.:0IDE8 FOT RflArtlL.
ate •AttSn, -» Ai-bltraiw*, ft ft*-** !%<*»**xj
Xti>fta4Mi'X VUyctWi.
WftftHJxexoa, Fehruary 7.- -ikh.s pans-
idani decided the buuuAsry dL-^nf. trv
tween kraxil and Ike Argentina m^rsh-
lie m fiavisr of JkraxU.
Tk# diffieitity was preeankad tv CGv
r,ae*aJ envoys of JtisAil. JW-ns Ui-v
Kvaoiiw aud Geuersi Cerf nisex., wt fhn
A.rgeatius suialst«j-, Dr. Eftbaiina, vhn
rawectbled with tbair stUt* at the srvke
doparVisftftt >'•*«.Urv-ey ftftmraewt, by
Re-M-eStry (sc«liuLX<t. The Vi
doewrsuuts Lm Ui« eontv
1.1- ereJ to t.h« uruild-.-ut
mt, %a4 b« bed a ye'Uj
csAaretiws Lu vvkieh kel
AmAMviuL Eaurvtariea m
L--vnhjli j
Tk* 4oer«e ei award]
uadvr iste urbit'•-tioa
bcpVftiube*- 7tk, IViSt,
pirc (now Uxiled bui
Nor UMirefart. be ii
C'le'tDfcf.d. pu-jsUV.at vf «m Ui
Sjaitrisa, vpsu wbau. Oi* fwn
ver Hurt Oevft rorjr-u **C m
Ur; falx sxftML>aod use
trees*, UecuxuesHi *b0 «<
»*4 Be *at m» srcUve
frcTislMb* of mlUi ftrt-stjr,
fo, ivtAuLaa oM si
5V»l Wn; u«<ui*m-r
I'.r.t- l;vi>vb!W u«* Ute Usj
if- tlvvt r>.|| muftiUtorfi fte
t^i'. ft* ’fd.ou H ou»a.-_t iv»T
Jltcri mv.i ■•you u.-5 U vers
r<r>.n-Vte»_w; a«d Xsa
rlTorii uirtt K'. vuii
cr.-V. ton*. ftooisscKla t<
vavE»? rvt- k4.tu'il«»-y,
trsv-C rk*' vi ofcUu-ly
The y wnd cot
scribe tke bovci
ftieu. ia wder Li
without roltcv
est/ing dux-uo.i
Ucited btates.
It hi uxUkrn
greet nunubei- wj
wbiwli Dr axil hi
and that a
U ba IDitd hot wee
sxtd LVait of Di
r.ad Veiwrj^ ' j
»u glia., Fobvi
♦Aiv J'«<
o
meat of
was cioced .Ttig rnt of t»ot-
pioyiucBt WW itKuids Yratarday na or
der was wweud to the mmu v u rwport
Tkursdny a. *u. for work, lor n t-me
a qaestiou etf soJiiorr.tKrn EincPW has
bo«ai bgitattd, wiuoci affsotci: the raiU
site. Tiw sUtU LegitdateMre viaee the
order to close the jmddJicg At-penman
fiassed a bill to leave the nikl «>nt of *ht
•orpomte lindt*. hoaoe the wrdor to re
sume. s«. it it- mlDI.
JOE DEAN PLEADS GUILTY.
*»m Ksarv IV-nd t-nsrase i*n nu t ttrm;rt
Vo LoUi'ii HLuntil l>« Knits.
Avlam/., February 7.—Joe Dsitai,
the negro who kUlod A. B. UAyh mid
attempted to kill bis wife nod duogbten,
ia Campbell ooauty loot Dceon tmr, v.'ise
takfui to. Fairburu, the ooarKy
kodjiy. Be was pioteetori lq- % pt..-oog
guard Dean Inn- tiscidt*d to plead
guiltj-, and receive lik en.-teiiw. Be
will he brought btud; to / t-k ntn hi tka
afternoon for acfv keeping. rkjfta
would have Wen lynched had he bom
token to FarupWli oennty hefnre ike
fcadtciaeut suhtidod.
TrosftCofti Lmhi- RVftbcw A«>prttrr*mrs»».
McarcoaxAT, Aia., Feimory T.—
Freaident Lane id the Ameriean Gvfctua
•rowers Protootlve uaeorhikifta ),ns
•omiaisaiuuod as stoto pretJdoirts: Vt.
T. Viaocabeller, of Littie IUek, for Ar-
kfcMoafe, Msu Juiis *i. wwdwiM, oi Beta-
phis, for Tetinessoc. Both of these ate
Urge cotton planters.
ftnloAv, nr ftn AerlUvnl r
Asbxtilu:, K, C., Fcbruery V.- Mr*,
Alice Lilreul a widow, livi/qr at id
Davidsoa sUreel, e icd bbout xeou ;»r-
terr a/. FLc lia.1 l.ioaili for a/me t i n .
It is thought licrdi ath wjug t<ansed }rr
an ov«rd< oe of ixtorpkine, VaLou unin-
teutdoaeily. /
M«m t’o. X Lift’-mry Hn'enaa*.
Naw Yona. Ft binary 7.—Troasucy
bnl'mcts: Cola, «tib,wC,0VK; eursaom.
•}V,UA,Ub«.
a««
•tow
UmlMAiiaM snS s 4os
a* OnmkLni *• tfcako
Lae re erftftc a. Van*., Eekrenry 6.—
Beporto to too Ttwdeaaeaa. iron all
•vor Vhn eoato, tor too wash estdiag
Fo binary 6. rxy ;
Pits ssetoa ploakvcs ace ersaesd M Mm assss-
ally ct rs4U*lftQ iSo MAp ft-,* as>t oas ares M
to yissisS rssi seassn m dMsa by Iks to-
nsMl ivt PmrHilamm «1N as hsiA ten ttoa
)sei rm. M bsiftf toe each as rev te make ft
IUS.vt*a MHfttSvS.
Tiir hwoix-Ht in e9tatki.vbhi2 out colteo mfUi
N now eory ceeftt to all pares of the nosth.
Lhiriua vhi'v.ctl: the Tratlc^mtm Ir.u’oeea no-
ttfled of a 8400,001 mill to T» nsf ildUaftl am
Aficsti. £?. C; une vlth tho satno ra < p(tal at JB.-
se*. •».; s HOKWi ans as ftstoa tovers. Ia ;
Ofts wiv* (ftto.M ewvtrti to sowssa, (to.; Iwv
CM Lmiiss^s Oe., at iSsn trlta Cvt £4
escltti; a (Ml CM veskw edit to CkietMewera.
Tsai ft tsC KV ni4l m If »s«, Pwi , to.t
wita fu (V) ■Aftleii to Acaasev (la., aotc tvbun
M AfiM-a*. Cft.ftasrjAP. OairtrvviAe iw.4 Obip-
tvy, tia., yMsXaatas. K. C., LaaMM ssC Aech
to A S. 0.. Cclsoi saft iftiaW. Tsi., KsrTztt,
▼a. Itisa>aw usasiise ts** s hoc* mUl at
Its v Hcigs.s, Cea*n. t h ssw uni a istiusa to
tbs tone.
A*»»nf iayarnai r»w ftsferttoee to rtt iHicvb
Ourifty Rts wsok, as M^acssS ts toe Tiese*-
Mft MS : A psesrtoass rutoof soa#asy ob4
IsmtoMr vaiha m ^towteasea. I. <J., win
CM M ssptosl; a ssM^sserkty ssespsift
Wits LCI tot ewttrtd to K*r jowom, K. C.: s
QlC9 Ml sirtft ytes* at L%<U>W|/s #a.; s UM.-
M .mn-mtom to tfaes, Stwe: s (U»s*M iun4
se»*.p..*e to t'ajsnaVa, A. 0.; s (T* Ctf N unX
tViftkoT st Ptoswaaaft, Ts., sol a MS Mj MMsy*
Wn.ti SistKay st featusasS. tot.
nROLHN 1*^ OkREiN CteKN.
APPEAL FOR ACTION
Floaty of Bpooch Making in tho
Currency Debate.
8AIT IEMBERS HAVE AS MANY PEAKS.
(Sift Ccsftts the l>i|)Ioumtii unit Coumilar
Appca/rtotlou Uill Hold tlie Board*.
’Ibe Cliicugu Post Olltoe Ap-
propriullou Bill.
Bsw XaiiSi Sn WT«r> lOavs aiftsAftS tOViMTtn
e a< A-hOtc-., V; trb t Ksutocs.
nmiflOFTMLA, Df . VsW'imu-/ C.—AM
of an a trnl aui osaUvu a Jl ksiakt and N-
Aisss h».« ksa^ Uo+ltfi ttucmfr Lke Vest
weak nitS “groart goeka" eirsaUrs.
Tke snhftnia t* set * naw ews bat a* it
Nvi ast bftao arbsd N fkki 1*5 Aia lor
tha last Wn or ftibaao yim, kfts n^opU
wko are w-taolly taksem W % The ‘ wisun
fooA«” Vtii rtoi wkl prakakly boownte
’•gays" aad ‘ aonss <*■*” as madifiy at tf
Mtn neharM bud wavarbattort bo»B Udod.
Tke posUiMiihM sat Iks on 7slupns ooe-
T\ia.ftv Use aireuUsft Kitvhtsi tuw
■ windiaM aeadtoig ikowa ^rtt have coo-
ftsdoraOsa U Cbt aiamH, dtahNyra mad bt.
Loitm Tkfty n<t ( par'r»Bg have tne
KMtdqwirWs Lara whkik M h peopftrrd
k> in kasWara. Ana Is U araA Ten Lb
atrftft* bftar Y-mA, Mft4 Wo* adhur N at a
bftkiJ la kinwbawf. M. Y. ®&-3 BtwMt
iwrviM * a boo J. Wot rvt Waxkkatgtoa
kftvit bsm noJXftd ftftd epoabu hgawkt
of t>Mt Laitftd krtbw kwvs bosa
b» ,pa W* Vowltou;*' >-*4
•varj,
si
L>f eti-
oot
I'"o' s ‘,«-
[oii’t )«•
thi'MRL
[ iSi > ittL
Mi- ,
tilii/c r
F ;r "' o'
’ -n.-i rr«s-
iarirs
tys poet,
k (L>ivai* suad
|khs •oatjSMg's
|ato4 had a oaa-
IwyakLatoadiyat
itvuiLftxv stated
fuiUwa to rcdaae
std sUiver
away waU
a oik today
vveif
fANiJAL LN FtaUE.
ItftMftto 4ha»ftSM«iSHt UUaassA rtVO Wowp-
IkcapistoiUto ItorOA^uftka Taa.ftft.
JtstoUt, Februsay t —“Mom (J^krtUUs
JbeAU V.unuL" puhdbik'ts a Uttar leaes
Doputy td.DiOsrtv aftsitoUy Oka gararo-'
«tont uf bpjo'opriki tbog Bm fins-vt 1-tr
Lhs aeUof of Lke afttttoeaft Mr tha o* > r v h-
qobkea. Kvaa «be AM,My aa-rtwibad
by the Biug, the 4k a toy aasm'ts, tea
koos» i^fiiiad to oMmu- parpaans . TVs
Koine earthquake a.toapJUaa kos de
cided to UtUe aettUn tAe garera-
asent.
THE8TDRY OF THE*CdAWUtoRS).
liounta to tVtknunib'Uia to Um ilMwsaas • 11^-1 -
are to Swifts ftMlwsc* and Stwa.
77A*itu,*.Tos, Fokrwu-v Beitkar
toate nor JWtvy OapprUnt at kiw raaeivad
any MHi Ur ms Li tut of Lks ak/- ad aatplxre
of (..wmmi of the Lettfttud t udi tun and
orew by Luc Chinese ea layvrted fc» a
(klkn liattotg uispatok, ftftd Wa auUscs-
tioikv uf the rumor is LkeraXtore giavaly
douktod.
ka Mo
FfsHcxoTitoi, Vakrtsary 6.—As am
as Um- poasubwat efciaa the kUk eJerab
ting •ftsesal tkakalii ii ka kks soak of
VEenlt-nnnt-gotoaesJ. it ts oaijretaad
•rigade-Basieral T. II. Kuyrrr, awes-
toanwkttg the dapaptoeaai «d Wtosamri,
witk kaadqaarUM at Cklaaga, wUl be
aeada »wtjor-ge*sral, aad Vhet aa Lks
reureiNont to kLajor-Uesiesto MaCoek,
April tx, UeuMral WaeUy Marrit will ke
psouaLetl d Ike vaeaay:
*»«efttoai r aUtisto Mask
lixni.ut, ITebraary d. — As lbs result
uf t quarrel aver tke eaU-r*v«i«tJo»
bill, fra/assw veu Ktsftosaa k*s ckaW
le^td Dr. LeumeDer, pisica.^r oi- pa-
liLiaul seieuoe, to fgkl wl.k pistols.
CckiU. o.at’.'uua Vr Ike Siftit » '
VTzani!, jtos Februfcrt* ft. mo-
ate Lsv eonth med tke full*wing ucab
uittion: Frediirick Buuet qioyer, cd
'Vest Virginiu. Uuited kutos cmuul L«
liAk tUlkAdor.
Tbs Caracr ‘•(ear to I'ops’s Mouaui.-ut.
Rxi.sies, K. C., February 7.—Today
at moan tke National Farmer's ali'anco
im aoajuuetiou with the Grand Fudge
ia Mstofts, laid the corner atone of Liu
ameKeut t> the let# Colonel L. IJ
Foik. first president of the order,
is hurled iu Oakwood cemetary at
place.
0 *‘- ! ,>l •’L^TCntlnonift
^r I ,■ : i«r . 7. --(H
rYf~ -p hr use r.:t ’ll Co mtanti
•li vcM,d B arriving l<er«i fror
priitit are subject to live days
tiae.
Jastiss duskson u*u Ko Battel
Wa ixuAWToif, Ft iirvury 1,- w
r ’' An . .elute J tu t I' -c ' dek* m, cl ii
-d bj
t ** 1 . ; Llr, beu/side.
Waamixctoh, February 7. — The
benmiary dispute between Venexnia
And Great Britain over the delimitation
of Uie froatier of British Gtiina. was
tke oecasiou of the pa^uye of u joint
resolution by tlie house yesterday rec
ommending the parties to submit the
•outroversy to arbitration. The joint
resolution was reported from tlie com-
miltie oa foreign affairs, and watt iu
accordance with the suggestion of Pres
ident Cievclaud in his last annual mee-
euge.
Talk Currenvy, Only Curreucy.
The currency and banking and gold
Umu bill was discussed five hours yes-
tarti.iy; after two o’clock under the
lire minu'.e rule, when amendments
were in 'aider. The principal speech,
La gftuerui debate, was made by Mr.
Brotous. (Kepublican. of Fenusylvania)
a utcttibcr of the committee reporting
tke bid, who made an eloquent appeal
in the name of patriotism and duty for
mulled action to relieve the country
£rwm iU present condition. The
mmieadmeuts proposed by the commit
tee with two exceptions, were agreed
to, after an interesting, and at timet,
ejikting debate, during which there
was .ainck confusion on the floor. The
•MnuiiU.ee proposed to strike out the
BecLitoi to retire ail national bank
solos to less denomination than 810,
mud all sliver certificates of higher de-
soiuinatiou than $10, and to require
stole banks to keep their lawful re
act v«c in gold coin or gold certificates.
Tke two propositions were rejected.
Nameroua amendments were proposed
by ktdividuul members, but of those
agreed to, only two were of importance.
0*4, VfvreJ by Mr. Uaugen, Uepubli-
out af WUeonsiu, reduued from fitO.OOO
to fAt/'to the minimum capital stock of
MUitoMd banks; the other, offered by
Montana inquired
*• col-
^ilver.
\S>
It*.
iuiar appro-
'yesterday iu
debate took
icnt reported
ppropriatious
maiutouance
vernmtnt for a
_^_^^^__^!dn the United
frtoto* aacnffWttTTTaud appropriating
pttt Bt® %• part of the cost.
Tke participants in the debate were
•rata’.«rs Ball, Teller, Gray and Platt
I k*; uMtlter went over till to-day with-
efttt action, and with a point of order,
yeadutg against the mucudment of
(vauftial Legislation on an appropriation
WJ. Tke cJosing minutes 0/ the day*
emsshv;, tke senate substitute for the
ho-sa* KU appropriating .VA.UIW.OOU for
tkv acw Ok ice go postolxice was taken
ay aad agreed to, the bill paiacd, and
a Mafto-sace with the house asked for.
Tke substitute makes a direct appro-
priatioa feet directs tli ! work to be let
•at La contracts. The aggregate
ftpifteat of whicli shall not exceed four
nLUiVa dollars.
P©OUNtt EILL COMEG NEXT.
•ccatfti- SoUir i.tekus n Mglil to (Jet (be
BL^C.kiXA'di nature tin*
WAkJKituroM, February 7.—Keaotor
Slatier, b* charge of the pooling bill,
irraa doeided to make s fight to get that
mosuare before the senate for action.
H* hiriieveft that the bill should be
«oid tkat there are votes enough
to f«Mn it if it is permitted to come to a
veto. Yeft tor-lay he offered u resoju-
kic?i tkst i.Ve senzte tnki- this bill up
•rad •■•-v.'Trr it until dispersed of imme-
daaw-'r i.y.a- the consular and diplo-
n<,il+: find Lac pnatoffioe rpprooriutiou
sksil kave been p^»>e ’. 'l ive r< so-
Intieft wrr.t to the'able nnd but
l*r <?*,* call it up -.’ter three bills have
bftca peftftv<5.
OCt.wMrL CARi.’fe LlUt.ftALITY.
a-ftta CWr^.ru’i UUJiai-'.l: s ia-j Mrrt
s* C!trc Vti'h iifrtir, t’atomHv.
TV isn'rrcT^K, February 7. —Colonel
ixliaa R. Carr, of Durham, N. C., prt*-
llcyt ®f the Durham Tobacco company,
bet sxV-srrdbed PIO.OO) to the Ainerioaa
UnJ verijly, witicli is to bo erected in
Y»'e-V.ft.ftt«7i by the Methodist Bpivo
pxA •fcft.wh. Colonel Gerr is the fir-t
evuib«-:i gentleman to coutribu %A* ci#
ax •Creational enterprise north of ihe
F*toi»*e since the war. Coloriel y«.rr
tva» at the e»;pitol todaj accomp-idcd
ky Francis D. Wiuston. of itnleigh.
Narlh Carolina.
■URt«a *a (lift Trlvftcy of Him f!oai«.
MftrTftmtKar, Ala., February 7.—
Jl«v»a has just readied here that ou
ftttarAay night last while Joseph
H. Karat, a good citizen of Choctaw
•ovi*tj, was bathing his fet*t prepara
tory to retiring, an asresssin fired a
Voafl of Kucksliot into his he td, killing
kies instantly. There ia no telegraphic
eojamodatioa with the place, and fur
ther particulars cannot be learned.
GETTING THE ISSUE READY.
The t'riilUeut, Hecretary of the 1 reniury
Mild New York Banlu-r*. Confer.
Wahhinoxon, February 6.—The cabi
net yesterday was engaged for four
and a half hours in diecussing the im
pending bond issue, hut if any conclu
sion was leached the time for giving
publicity thereto has not arrived. That
a bond issue is likely to occur within u
day or two ia, however, generally re
garded ua certain. this impression find
ing a basis in active preparations there
for which were instituted only yester
day at the treasury depn tment into
which the officials of the bureau of en
graving and printing were called as
participants in the arrangements.
Yesterday and last night was one to
conflicting rumors and intense interest
about the for:licomiug issue. Several
well known bankers and capitalists ar
rived here from X’ew York yesterday
and conferences were progressing be
tween those gentlemen and prominent
government officials all the time.
Among tlie prominent New York bank
ers now here are August Belmont, rep
resenting the Rothchilds, J. Fierropoat
Morgan an 1 Messrs Speyer and Bacon.
Rumors that there were disagree
ments in the cubiuet on several mut
ters connected with the boud issue be
came rife after the cabinet adjourned,
but could be traced to no reliable
source.
TO BETTEF; THEIR CONDITION.
CoutillloiiH iu the I'armlna JOIstrlcti ftf
Louth ('arollo.i W I'ltlMble.
CoMLLiiiUA. S, C., February • —Tk*
conditions of the farmers of South Car
ol in a with cotton at five cento for th«
past season has become pitiable. Up to
the present time the fertilizer mills
have scarcely shippud out a carload of
fertilizers. This time last year the rush
was so great tliat cars could not be ob
tained. The result is that msuy county
ulianceb have demanded that the presi
dent call an extra meeting of the etota I
aliauec to get the farming ciAsaea to
gether and consider the situation, de- !
vising some uniform plan of /roceed-
ure for self help. This Fityiideat
W. D. Evans, who arrived iu the city
tonight lias done. His wall is as fol
lows:
"lu repuuse to s re^usel wf sillftsccHiii fT*n
various p&rl vf lks sbftte. I hsrowy asli n eoa-
vtLlioti to I-s vuiuvusttl of iws <tel*sAVft>t frsra
ssvli tiouuty sills .to to be kel4 In UiidV sf C'w-
luiuLls :n Ui- hsll of the houis of rsprMeiito-
ti.es ou Tuesday, the IVth last., at S a. is.
NATIONAL FARMERS ALLIANCE.
BONDS FOR THE POOH
Okerlaston’B Businoas Mon Urg»
the Torms of tho Moasttgo.
IS SHILUHOUNTS FOR SHALL HEARS
VLt CluiAuter of (.oimu«rce und th« Aiio*
ckutA'd 2$'.uka of ^outSi Curollua'i
Lr idin*.; i ily Meet uud Tukv
Dtioidod AcLiou.
TLe Auaual M«vllA£ Mow om Lm Kal^l^ky
>iortU Cikr«li<ui.
RALtiOH, N. C.. February 6.—Tim
National Farmers Alliance and Indus
trial Union met itt this city yesterday
afternoon at S o'clock. It was the reg
ular annual meetiug of lhi« body aud
was called to order iu Metropolil&u
hall by the preaidant, Heuator-alect
Marion Butler, of North Geu-olLuk Ad-
drt;t.es of welcome were axftde by
Mayor TIiouihs Hutiger, of Raleigh, and
President J. M. Nevvborne. of the
North Carolina blate Alliance, Re
sponses were made by ox-Probideut 0/
the Alliance H. L. f.aucks. of South
Dakota, uod by J. M. Dean, more gen-
erully known a* Farmer Dean, of New
York. The attendance is uot large,
still there are a number of delegate*
here from states far away.
CHAJtutSTex, February C.—At a meet
ing of tki ftkamber of commerce yc«-
terelay tha following resolutions war*
BtuudvaoMsly adopted:
WLftrsao, Tua huslusts uf tint uouatry u bs-
har hsU U a sistw «f sa.vgi v. lud sucuriviM
ikatS'M* assn fciM abrea t m-j r^viully ccuUsg
hates fir radetaytluu f iu. v : • uf eoufldftua*
Is ih# stufeill*/vf cur 1. . v..» su d iu the sUU-
lv ef th« abvarauiiav tu ru. awui iu tfold ths
•atsuiidisz larsl v.u .>i- ui- uurroaay uukss
araotuidair ’■» uhout hvu feuudrwd laiiliwa
-Ai«* 4eUzjk. »a4
Wh«rsa» Uaii«r*tab(Llay Unv. (.boas turrea-
fty *»tv» okmd. t-sftsaiftui wau uunaar bw tsa-
MilsS sr *ft.6 in tOft irssuuiy. Sub laust »« tuu-
BitCisto* rti»*'r»d ime.tof **»bUua lyscuto-
twrs mi ssSeri litsift.iftA re Aiaw zuld Umjm
Ms* M-eMS.-y ormr aai mrmr *jmiA *» wftos M
*ft* rs-hBus ia puAds. aai
Whftrsftu Tusualf s.«rsb »ww ut the Als>«S«4
Of Us« vsTernent »• r«»l*"i*h IU suiiul# «f SwlA
h hjr tbs mLi of Los As rsAwHlMablft iu wula,
aurtsrtoii hf osay:'*** u )«ei aru. whuu thS
1st* *rf wit cruet a** iriuttS hlxhst' khuu uww
prsvsik. akieh boedu evuouly be uiaCls at ft
ssvrtSuk ehiLs bh* p.'u-cj.t fuelit-z uf dlitrust
ftziut tx* prftcosds of which ealw iu sulci U Uft-
fei« Ls he aw’AiB wUh«rawu frota the treasury
Of m*dft* mt htiidl Vender uut*b u id held La
*aa<isu*>i far the next lulo uf touds eua *•
*s c.ila.(otft m.i
WIisrsM, f’hs ssaati sai-rcBei'. elru-ila'.U)*,**
It dow vtoenrh all th-t ekojiasls uf ir^de, la *4
MMitiul »* she hwithy ceuiltieft uf the werlA
of «siut*r«« ve t«ud SluuA eiiaeLAtiux tureufk
thi v*l** to th* SesltS mf t>w humun bsdy;
th«ref«r* to H
Rraalrai. Tteat *SJ* ehiftibir yaurtl/ sjl-
4*r**a (*« atec«a^* uf Mi*CMv*lftid, ssut to
fta®ata«ft t« the i#tS sf iaxuary. mm'diu/ tot ss-
chorit/m tew* a { ta Ssai wits iaiei-esi nt
rtrve j*r o*st. tu -efe* u# rtrol ceueei the eut-
ftt«idl»j oSiTTetey selwi awi toarasy put •
stop t«e droii at guilt txmr\ t*o> s-eseurp.
Ts Biakt tSra* LovAi uf •,«** d*«»iulusli*B m
wllKsnw within tha rsasa et Oi* v»u»U at
M.all aea.-M oftllhuietortu (A<-tA u* tuelu* ft
■vH iivaetcttil «f thtir uarUaa. wkiwh ere
■sw piltd np ki mriftf ig«»., to '.Ka avauunt mt
•nr a SilUss aii half «f dualara at a law rsto
•f lftl*r**t ssi l»ck*« lu a strftog S.xea .a aft
mnXisirt rwvaoat viiSsel as/ UiVftteftV.
krtulvvi. Tuav *» Hi^a •5«n o*j 1 *i>rmd«*to-
ttv*. SsKi Is IK* kaise a*4 aolftta tu USA their
vuA** sas nflauftoe Ui fotka'auo* af the rs«-
ftr»ft**.i*ftUuft mt sfes yrMidSal tn the klursaftUt
At a **ftsUi*f of tits ftftSftciatevi baxks
to ChariraLftfl, ycstsrJuy, ILks r^sola-
tisui were adopted.
VICTORY FOR THE BEfV# M«*J.
DISPENSERS ALL DEFAULTER®.
tiuvcruur ifvuus. of kuulli CairulliiM. ilo* ft
WlioU.^k!it? I 'cl lift I'fhMewationft.
Coixmli. a. ti. C.. February <S.—Gover
nor Evi-fis has found that nearly every
county urut sub-dispeuber iu the fcUtte
is bhort in his uccounta, and hius begru
to make things lively iu oonsequenwt.
Homs of the dispenser* have been found
to have shortages ranging from $#00 to |
g).50U. Me states that be iuts his in-
apector^ now going through every dis
pensary iu tlis state. He will require
every dispenser who is short to give a
satisfactory account for thi ahortoge,
or else he will be summarily rti&:nuN«ftd
and prosecutions and suits upon the
bonds will commence immediately.
The Qcreu forgot She I’our.
London February tt. -The Ontntl
News says the fate of the government
depends upon »n nuiendmrnt prepared
by Jumut Kicrhardie, a soeialial mem
ber of the bouse of commons, express
ing regret that no allusion to the dis
tress prevailing among the people ap
pears in tlie Queen’B speech, and asking
legislation in the direction of alleviat
ing the suffering of the poor,
Tlie Iloiull uf Incxpcrtrneed Labor.
BuooKLYg, N. Y., February 4.—A
trolley car of the the ( rosetown line
ran into n funeral procession at Wythe
avenue and Broadway, Williamsburg,
yesterday tiftwnoou. After the ear
had gone through the procession the
hearse was found upset and the coffiu
lying iu the gutter. The funeral was
that of a two-yc-ur-old child. Great ex
citement prevailed.
Suiultpox In ft Virgiulft Tovru.
RoAfioKi Vn., February 0.—Small
pox bus broken out at Bluefieldu, >Y.
Va. It i« rumored that there are
three cases at u hotel. N. E. Johnston,
vice-president of the Roanoke board of
tiade, left yesterday for New Bngland
in the interest of the movement to in
duce cotton mills to come south.
J-mOfm Ormmmotf fotiim* Vpao ymmmttmmM
lk.it KKaot Lhs OuvsrsisrftVr CftM.
CaitAOo, Ffthraarv •.—At the opan-
ioj of th« Deln’ trial jeBtwday Mr.
Walker asked, ou behalf of the govern
ment, tk«t tit* csACh agftia.st Danin L*r-
kla, John bsu-k. Frank Drayar aud Jsa.
McDonald be dismissad. Judga Uros*-
«ap dkiaiased thesa four sad auuouuued
that h* would lei the jury pass ou tka
•aaes of the directors of tka Amuricaa
railway anion. The dtonusa asked him
Monday to dismiss the cmee without a
further hearing ia regard, to John 1*.
MeVean aad Martin J. Niliett, the tw*
least active of tb« direetora. The judge
Mid he would Uvke thsir casis under
consideration.
In pessing on tke question whether
testimony concerning the switcbmuu’a
strike should be-admitted. Judge Grose-
eup said: “i think when this .wee goto
to the jury, it L* going to turn ou whtvi
were the real motives aud purposes to
those defendants instituting ths strik*
in ISili. i will, therefore, hear the pro-
history ol the strike” ’
This ruling is regarded as a dUtiuut
victory for the defense.
I hr Ts
>s itvorgsaUe.
8HRIVER AND CHAPMAN BAILE®
tferthvr BouCs for 01.000 for KefuilaK to
TwtlT/ tu tke Sugar luvsttlgatloft.
WaauiX«T©g, February b. -John &
fchriver, corrMpoudeut for the New
York Mail and Express, aud i£. It.
Chapmau, the sugar broker, both to
whom were refused writ of hutoa.* cor
pus to release them from aiutody for
their aliened offense oi refusing to tes
tify before the senate investigatiag
committee, appeared before Judge Cor*
Lb the oriuiiual court yesterday and
gave tail to feX.bllk each ponding trito.
Their former bondsman, L. Davis
and R J. Wynne went ou their bonda
The trial will probably uot begin uuM
next month.
SUBSTITUTE NKQRO LABOR.
The ll*rrU(ui Lift* ef • tow—is *»-itrS
Tt w hr Cftlere* UsAmsa ••!/.
Naw DiiJ.Xftae. I'ebraary 4. -TkJk
morning the steamship St« vendors tbs*
takes (charge of the Harrieoa Use to
steamers, announced to work that
Navigator, a vessel hailing from Liver
pool, with colored labor aad there ia
wore than a possibility that tke ser
vices of the btatc arbitration board mijr
be sailed Into play before the wetter ia
adjusted. Heretofore work of the liarzk
son company has been performed by
white Labor exclusively.
•mvU t'ev Klciiardea* Itormot.
Paula, February t.—The chamber to
deputies yesterday pronounced valid
the election of M. Gersalt-Kickard aad
Ernest Garnot to seats ia tke ehsutmf.
Geiault-Riehard was at tke time to
kia election serving a terns la prison fee
iasultiag I’restdent Ceslmir-PerLer
irtioie 1 ublishs
editor.
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