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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-02

SLpss 4 DYER, PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
rhita, July 2, ls.s. is-s
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-02

Take your hides 10 {. NJ. Garrison. the old
est hide buyer in Wichita. 2.-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-02

COAL Oily the ear load, or barrel. or
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-02

SALT-At wholesale or retail. by
S2-tt CALDWELL n TITTswoRTH.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-02

SToNEwARE. SToNEwARE, SroNEwAREi
ID, 900 gallons at Wholesale and retail. at Cad-
well and Ellsworth. i-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-02

Ten thousand gallons stonewarc at Caldwell
& Titsworth's. Aft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10

Sransportationsmittel su @aNer unS 3u
2anb in elmer Weiie in Mnipru9 nebmen
miro. ,uie ME 3upor.
Nu9 BON europa tommen auberoroent-
lid sinitise Grnteberi4te. Wenn ni9t
beionoere llnfdlle ooSuii9en treten, piro
bies ems Der reiditen grntejabre iein, 10.
melt es ii9 um @etreibe banoelt. @rob-
britanisn unb Elm 9beil bes Continents
,uerhen obne 3meifel sen0tbist iein, Dor
Der grnte nod Elm bebeutenbes Quantum
@eiSen ju importiren; aber oa Rublanb
uno bic Der. Staaten 8orrdtbe senus ia.
ben, 10 tann man oas allmdlise sinten Der
@etreibe Yreiie in iidere Musiidt itellsn.
Wian slaubt bob Der 6riibiabrsmei,en Dor
Gnbe SUM- um Is Gents per 8uibel ber-
unter9eben miro. Gb. u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10
Aaslanoifd)e Aebertid)t.

3iees i&eint, 1T Der politii9e Simmel
gurOpa's bod grab ni9t 70 unsstribt als
i'm bic Staatslenter batnenen m69ten.
@ir baben i9on in friiberer Summer mit-
oetbeilt, oab Die preubii&e Resieruns f9
nit ben Giienbabnen am Rbein uesen Be-
reitbaltuns BON Wassons in's @sritdnb-
NIP seiest. Saun i0mmt aus &ublano bic
Na9ridt bab bic preubii9e Hesieruns
bort @emontepferoe unb s9ueine in @ai-
ie antduit. Denn mon bamit bic Teber-
bafte abdtisteit in ben Mrmee,uertitdtten
uno ben 5eitunsen perSlsiata 10 braudt
man sraoe ni@t enslii4er Miniter su iein
um Mnsit Dor Der Submit Guropa's gu ia.
ben.
Sm beuti@en Socialismus pon3iebt
ii9, ,pie benz 8erliner .96risneourier" se-
i9rieben piro. ieit seraumer 3eit cine be-
beutenbe Danoluns. Sn bieiem Momeut
lit bic ginisuns awii&en ben bisber i6
feinbli4 9eseniiberitebenben 2inien Saien.
eleper 9anelmann uno 4ebel 2iebtnedbt
bereits gum 5aetum semorben. unb trob
Der peri&ieoenen glamen esiitirt in Deuti@-
lanb nunmebr cine einbeitli&e ioeial-be-
motratii&e partei. 9beils bat bic bisbe.
rise Yortei bes allsemeinen .beuti&en Mr-
beiterpereins mebr internationale 9enben.
sen ansenommen, tbeils bot bic Yartei Der
Snternationalen I9. belonoers in Yerio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10

-SiIlinsena. B. Saar, 6. Wtai.
llnier Serr &aplan wuroe beute nod
Saarbriiden ins @efdnsnib absefibrt, ba
er bic wesen "unseiesli&" psrri&teter
slmtsbanolunsen iber ibn perbanste Gelo.
itraie ui4t beSablt bate. S6on nm 4
llbr Morsens paren Der Serr 8iir9ermei=
tier BON sSraulautern unb sin @ens6arm
bier ein8etroHen, tonnten aber mesen Nb=
,peIenbeit bes &aplans ni9t CUR 0erbof=
tung ibreiten. Mls lebterer sesen 9 l1br
bier eintrai folste er auf Die Muioroeruns
ees i&tli& ersriiisnen giirsermeifters oem-
ielben gum Wasen. Oie ,ablreid per=
iammelten YfarransebOriSen, oenen Der
Serr Yaitor sr0Bte &ube anempfoblen
bate. beiun6eten bel WeSiibrunS 6es
Serrn 2aplans bur@ Neinsn uno Web-
Hagen ibren S&merS. Nesbalb itatt Der
Giienbabn Elm @asen benubt puroe, per-
mo4ten mir ni9t ein;uisbsn. go bat
oenn au@ Der 2anb9eri&tsbesirt Saar-
briden ni&t mebr bios @eiperrte. ionbetn
au& ginseiperrte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10


nenauswanoeruna, aber hs uiiien mir,
bas Ser Senat Die 8ia Ids niht onoe=
nommen bat. -
Ser .2oteruen" &od kfort 1T benu
aliidlid, in Nem gorf onoSonot ,po er ei=
ne WorleIuna ,um 8eitenSber oeputirten
gommunarben in Veu QSIebouien oob
@ie es beiBt, ioa er es Dol nidt 10 eilia
baben nit Der 6eimreiIe uSb 5oH beoblid,-
tiaen in ben Sitlid3en Stdbltn Worleiunoen
,u balten.
8eI9er Nrt Die WoltenutuiIIe iiub
rpeldbe Die neunaio Sinolinoe botten Die in
8eitpoint bic militdriId,e garriere Al be-
treten tuiinl&teu, erbeIlt aus Den Graebnii=
len bes lebten eramens. 32, lsjs uno
ibreibe >, M eiunbbreiSia" iielen ourd,
neil iie-,ueoer lelen nod, idireiben tonnteu,
ober Der Geographic unb Grammatit nidt
funbio iiub Niht elmer btr forbioen Gon.
oibaten bsitanS bic Vriiiuno. 0as limb
aud, graebniiIe Der beruideu staats-
idulsn ramerifa's."
an Wiseonjin bauert Der eiienbobu.
friea fort mas mon bertits in Sainois
periubt, mill mon bier aud, prpbireu
Nsan ,pill bic alaaen aus ben s,anoen Der
staatsaerid,te reiben unb Ne in Die g. st,
Courts ,ur 0erbanoluaa brinoen. iuocm
man bort boiit leid,ter ourd3,uidbliipien
lin bieien 3msd ,u erreiben baben bic
Gbieaaoer Greoitoren Der glOrtb- gseifern
giienbabu eiueu 8sfebl bsi Dem 9. ct.
Siitrietaeritbte pon Sllinois an ben stoots
Mnmalt ppn Wisconiin uno bic giienbobn.
Gommiiidre erlaijen um bi,ien AZ perbie-
ten aeaen bic Yabua.IelIdaft ouf @runo
Der suriiaeieses alaae aa erbeben, neil
oaourdb oas in Der gijenbabn anaetlaate
CAPITAL Der Maanoten in ieinem Wertbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10
Der 2sei,eamarRt nno Die ernte.

Die @ieoererOHnuns Der GanalidiHabrt
bat permebrte Meisenporrdtbe auf ben
Wsarit sebra&t uno bic Preiie iino UNI elm
@erinses suriidsesansen. Da3u bat aud
bic permebrte ablieferuns in ben mi4tis.
iten Sdfen beisetrasen. Nus Der sbatia
DE, bab bic 0dfen Der oberen Seen itets
rei9li9e 3ufubren erbalten. i&liebt mon,
bab bic 8orrdtbe in ben 9dnben Der 5ar-
mer INNER rod iebr srob ieiu mdilen uno
bies in Nerainbuns NIT ben Siinitisiten
grnteberi1tsn BON beiben Seiten bes at.
lantii9en Oceans bat slei9faas sur De-
preifon Der preiie beisetraSen.
Das Griibiabr bot ii& in bieiem aanbe
belonbers ipdt eineefunben; aber bic Men.
9e unb 3medmabisteit Der in ben 9dnben
Der Tarmer beiiubli@en Mai@inen 1T srob.
10 bab nod einem teleerapbii&en 8eri9t
iiber bic @&dtunsen oes Rational Crop
@eporter" BON Snbianapolis mebr aIs bas
Ourti9nitts.Nreal nit 0riibweisen anse.
ldet poroen ii. Oieie germebruns be-
trdst 4I6 per Gent in Suinois; 12l1 in
Soma; III in 2anias; IA in Nifouri u.
3l5 per Gent in @iseonfn. Minneiota 1T
in Der s&dtuns ni&t nit einbesrifien /;
aber Elm Correspondent BON ct. paul con.
,tatirt, bab elm iebr srobes Nreal einseidet
,porben 1T unb oob in ben meifen @esen-
ben bie Saat i'm beiteu 3uitanoe III. Ser
Minterwei3en i'm @iiben unb @eiten seiste
ME Elm i4Oneres Wa&stbum uno ba bas
anselaete Nreal um 9 per Sent sr0ber it,
als i'm porisen Sabre, 10 iinb a0e Ausii&.
ten fiir cine srobe Grnte porbonoen.
Sn california unb Oregon. no Der Bei=
sen bereits fir ben S@nitter reif 1T, per.
ipri4t bic biesidbriee grnte ale friberen
grtrd8e in ben S@atten su ftellen. SIM
ernsenannten Staat fnb sluei Millionen
ader nit @ei3en aneeidet porben u. mon
iaet, bab Die grnte nod ME 10 reid aus.
iiel.. Sn seipSbnli&en Sabren liefert Ga
lifornien einen Dur@i9nittsertras bon
3,uan3is 8ui&el Der Ader. Sn bieiem
Sabr, bas 10 reid on &esen mar, uirb
Der grtras srOfcr iein; aber menn man
aud nur ben Dr: hi&nittsertras in &e&.
nuns brinot. 70 tpirs Galifornien in oieiem
Sabre 40 Milicn:" 8uibel Weisen liefern.
Oies 1T w..ss,s;u oreimal mebr, als Der Gen.
ius BON 1870 ansab. NO Sllinois, nit 30
Miuionen Hui6el, ben b6&ien grtraS bon
allen staaten in Nnipru& nabm.
Won San 1ransisio wirb beri&tst, bab
mon In ben @eiaenbiftriiten i'm &esriff III,
srobe 6ru&tbduier su bauen. Die 6ar'
mer bereiten ii& Dor, bos @etreibe. 10 Ian.
ee 5u balten. bic 20 befriebisenbe preiie
sibt. Man nimmt an. bab Die grnte a1e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10
5nlauoifdJe Ranofd)a,l.

Nm Stelle &i6arbion's, ser feline ncto-
Ride llnfdbisteit, Die an Den Samborn'-
i6en S9minbel srenste, nit Der Gntlaiiung
aus Dem Nmte beSablte, 1T @eneral 9. 5.
8riito,u als neuer Ginansminiiter BON
&rant ernannt unb beitdtist luoroen. 8ri=
itow 1T aus &entudp sebirtis uno Al
Sabre alt. 8eim Musbru6e oes 8iirssr=
trieses mar er Elm ti9tiser Mopofat in iei-
mem 6eimatbfaate; er trat 6amals ais
6reimilliser in Die Gaualerie uno madte
fait ben samsen aries sesen bic &ebellion
in Der Cumberland =Mrmee NIT, mo er es
na9 uno mad gum 8risaoeseneral Der
6reimiuisen bra9te. Spdter mur6e er
8unbesbe3irfsanualt in &entudp uno Sos
lieitor @eneral in Waibinston. Sn LETTER
3eit wiomete er ii4 nit Srebem grfolse
ieiner Yripatpraris als Mbpoiat in 8sn-
tudp. Mls Yrdioent @rant ben Ober-
bunoesanualt Williams gum Oberbunoes-
ri9ter ernannte, i9idte er bem Senate bic
grnennuns Brifow's gum Oberbunoesan-
,palte Elm unb lebtere grnennuns udre aud
beitdti8t tporoen, uenn Der Senat li9 CUR
8eftdtisuns Der eriteren enti@loKen bdtte.
Gum . Oberbunoesanmalte ipiirbe8riitom als
tii&tiser Suriit unb madelloier Gbaraiter
gang gut setaust baben. Ob er gum ST.
nan3miniiter pabt, mub ii4 erf nod seisen.
Solbaten unb Mbpoeaten linb meilt i6le9e
Ginaneier's.
Der Gonsreb bat bel&roien Ontel
sam's berrli9es 2rie9sbeer aui 10000
Nann 3u rebuSiren. Nun udre grab au9
fein srobsr s9abe, wenn Die aud nod auf
unbeitimmten urlaub sinssn. benn bann
bdtten mir menisitens Rube nit ben Snbi.
anern.
SIN &eprdientantenbaus 1T Elm 8ei9luB
paiiirt worben, um bein Wuni9e Der Gar.
mer aus ben 9eui9redensesenben gu ent-
ipre@en. gs wiro ben Mniieblern aui
9eimitdttelonb, ,pel9e BON Der 9an6plase
beim9eiu@t wurben, erlaubt bis gum nod
iten Jribiabr bas 2ano 3u perlaHen. unb
bic 3eit iol ibnen 10 aneere&net weroen,
als wdren fe INNER auf bem 2anbe &C..
blie6en.
Wiber aQes grmarten bat oas 3e.
prdientantenbaus nod fur3 Dor Chores.
i9luB cine neue Mormonenbil angenom.
men. Gin Mitslieb bes Suitiseomites,
Yolano bon Wermont, 1T ibr urbeber unb
Nbitnep .@entile" unb Mbpotat su Salt
GATE Gitp bat ibr Geitalt perlieben. Die
Bill itast f@ auf ieres beriibmte Con.
srebseies. bas i'm Suli 1862 erla7en, bic
Yolpsamie in allen unter Der jurisdiction
Der Der. staaten beinbli9en 5erritorien
far Elm i&weres Werbre@en ertldrt. 0ies
@eisy1ou nun i'm Mormonenrei9e babur9
tpiriiam sema9t tuerben, baB peber prat.
tii&e nod tbeoretii&e polpsamiiten als
@ei&worene ir9enb elmer Mrt bort fortan
funsiren blrien. Nenn Der Der. Gtaaten
Ilaribal iomit brigham Doans ober ei.
men ieiner @etreueu wesen Verlesuns bcs
Mlonosamieseiebes pettla9t 10 iolleu
Ni&t' 'Ieormonen ben S&uloisbefunbenen
Dem @efdnSniiie 3uipeiien.
/ Mas In Goloe Der NusfibrunS bieier
VsroronunS entiteben wdroe. mihen mir
Mi&t Oh Noro. 9obH&las ooer Mormo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10
Summer $50.

Nus ungarn tommt Die Iadri9t, oaB
srobe lleberi6wsmmunsen iurdtbare Ser
beerunsen anseridtet bdtten uno bic Notb.
iuelde uorber OaIelbit uorhanoen ua., nod
beoeuteno psrs,oberte.
Aus 8aoen lit su beridten, ba6 Die 2te
&ammer am l3. Mai Die geraibuns bes
~alttatboliten 8eietes ssmdb Dem bic
Neuprotei itanten gnre6t aui alles tatboli=
ide gisentbum, 8irden, Yiruuoen &c. ba-
ben iollen, Su gnoe sefiibrt. 9ie Ibse=
oroneten Der tatboliiden @ultspartei be-
tbeilisten li9 suar bel Der Sebatte, saben
aber Dor Der namentliden Nbitimmuns iiber
oas &eies cine Yroteitertldruns sesen oai=
ielbe ab, uno uerlieBen bierauf obne absu-
itimmen, ben Saal. 0isis Semonitration
idien ben staatsminiiter Sr. Soqp unan=
senebm Su beriibren. IS lit oamit Susleid
oarsetban, baB Die in nationals -liberalen
8ldttern prOpbeseite spaltuns Der abse=
Oroneten Der tatboliiden 9ulfspartei in
cine vsemdBiste" uno cine rfanatil4 ultra=
montana" 5raetipn leeres s,irnseipinnit
mar. Nn Der Nnnabme oes @elebes burd
Die grite &ammer lit nidt su siueifsln.
aus 81 M tuiro ben fran,oiii9sn 9ldt=
tern semslost, oaB Der @eburtstas bes
Yapites bies Mtal nit auBerorosntlider Be-
tbeilisuns Der @laubisen sefeiert uoroen
isi. Mebr als 10000 8ratulationsi9rei=
ben tparen aus allen Sbeilen Staliens i'm
8atican einselauf fen, unb biloen cine tuabr=
baft impoiante 2iebes' '9eanifeitatiom. Ser
Yapit betuilliste ben oiesidbrisen fransOii=
iden Yilsern einen AblaB uno enpFns ben
Sersos Don Gbaulnes, ben S9asmeiiter
bes @eneralratbes Der Walliabrten in ei=
ner beionoeren Aubiens.
gs seb t ni@t balb 10 idnell Oorudrts
in spanien, als Die resierunssfreuubli9en
Orsane na9 Der gntIesuns BON Bilbao
weiiIasten. England, Seutl4lanb unb
Grantrei9. biebes oamals, psroen ii9 nun
beeilen, bic ipanuii&e Resieruns anjuer=
tcnnen; Der Rries bat Elm Gnoe. 9on gar=
log pfeift aui bem lebten God. Mber fe-
stina lente, gile nit @eils. gs prelfrte
ben Hesierunsen nidt nit Der Nnerten=
nuns, un6 Serrano ielblt prellirt gar nidbt
nit Dem aufreiben Der tarliitiiden Nr-
NEE; umsetebrt bat bieie in neueiter 3eit
entidieoene VOrtbeile errunsen uno 1T i'm
beitdnoisen Vorriiden besriiien. obne oaB
@eneral gon9a nit Ieiner iranten armee
es iu perbinoern perm09te. Wan ipra9
BON @raf Sasfelo als nsuen @eianoten bes
bsuti9en Heides bel Der ipanii&en &esie-
rung, allein bas Dement, lieB ni4t lanse
auf T9 parten. Grai 5asfelb, iast man
nun. lei nur nod Spanien sesansen, um
bic bortisen 3uitdnoe su ituoiren bic 2a-
&c Der Resieruns lei nod ni&t 10 eoioli-
Dirt, oab idon BON oiplOmatii&en 8esie-
bunsen seipro@en lucroen tOnnte. @ie
es ideint. baben bic preuBii9en Ranoneu
unb oas @elb 8lei9rooer's nod ni9t
bic se,uiini9te Wirtuns setban. S9aoet
aud ni9t! YreuBen aber relpectipe oas
Saus 9obensolern, i4eint Den ipanii4en
Sbron trOb oem beuti9-fran30iii8en 2rie=
&c nod ni4t perseKen su baben. 2arlV.,
6euti9er &ailer, mar ia aud &onis BON
Spanien, uarum ipate es ni4t aud Elm
Soben,oller peroen fOnnen?! n1eint Die
vN. .. Yrehe."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
Fire in BruuswiCk.

The house of Mr.. VIM. Starkey, at
Spring Hill, in Brunswick county, was
entirely destroyed by fire, together
with its contents, on Thursday last.
Mr.. Starkey was absent at the time
his wife, with their two small children,
having been left at home. Mrs. Star
key was engaged in preparing dinner
when the flames were discovered. Her
first thought was for her children, and
she raised them in her arms and car
led them to rthe yard in front of the
house where she left them and then
returned to the rear Of the building in
the hopes OF being able to save some Of
the fiir..it,,re. The flames spread so
rapidly, however, that almost eFery-
thing, together with the house, was
consumed. Some neighbors reached
the spot just as the roof fell i'll and
when they arrived found that the fire
had ran along the grass to where the
children had been left. while the moth
er was endeavoring to save some of the
furniture in the house, and where they
would probably have been burned to
death but for the timely arrival of the
neighbors.
There was no insurance on any OF
the property, and Mr.. Starkey, who
is worthy and industrious man, is
left almost entirely destitute.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
ktJ.kLUX OMNIY-WIsAE TEEs,
PRESS SAYS ABOUT HIM.
al
n Sentinel says :

"Purnell, the Civil Rights Radica-
candidate for Superintendent of hub
lie instruction, charged that Col. Pool,
his opponent, was not friend to the
workingmen. Col. Pool answered Mr..
Purnell by saying that he had five
grown sons, and that all of them were
notwithstanding men-not law
yer or a doctor among them. Purnell
wilted."
The Fayetteville Gozettc says
This illustrious character was in
town the other day. He is the Radical
nominee for Superintendent of Public
Schools the individual who tells such
filthy, obscene stories in his public
speeches that even negro women leave
the crowd in disgust-who is alleged
to have been a Ku-Klux-whois afraid
to define his position on Civil Rights.
- Purnell spoke here Tuesday night
about the same old Halifax speech.
The Chairman of the meeting which he
addressed. Whiteman, Of New Han
over, was supplied with too much
whiskey, got drunk, and went to sleep
on the stand"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
NO. 60.

of his resolutions, and hoped the,
would pass unanimously.
Mr.. r. FL. Smith discussed them a
considerable length, and expressed
himself as being in favor of their refer
ence to committee for report.
Rev. Mr.. Buel was in favor of theil
passage and argued at length in sup,
port of them, and thought, with some
slight alterations in the phraseology,
their adoption would have considera-
BILE weight
MIR. Wesson, of Tarboro, moved
their indefinite postponement and
was supported by Colonel Fremont,
who hoped the motion would prevail.
The discussion was continued at
great length, consuming the entire
session, Revs. Messrs. Bronson and
Buel, Col Atkinson, Judge Battle and
MIR. X. III. Smith for, and Rev. George
Patterson and Col. Fremont against
their passage.
Rev. Mr.. Buel presented the resolu-
tons In an amended form, but obiec-
tlon was raised by Mr.. Wesson, who
insisted npon his motion to indefinite
ly postpone.
By request of Mr.. r. H. Smith, the
motion to Indefinitely postpone was
withdrawn, and that gentleman offered
the Canon adopted at the last General
Convention by the House of bishops,
In Message No. Il, but not concured
IN by the House of Clerical and Lay
Deputies.
Immediately after the reading of
the Canon by Mr.. Smith, DIR. A. j.
DeRosset moved an adjournment until
8! O'Clock this morning, which was
carried.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
Important to Farmers.

There will be a meeting Of the Cape
Fear Council (of P. of III. } at Warsaw,
N. c., on the first Thursday in June,
1874.
Arrangements have been made with
the Carolina Central Railroad to pass
members in attendance for one fare.
The W., G. & A. Railroad and W. &
II. Railroad lave been requested to
do the same.
1t is essential that every Grange in
the district should be represented, as
the question of Cooperative Store
comes before the Council, as also other
questions of equal Importance.
It. M. MOORE,
Sec'y Cape Fear Council.
Warsaw, N. c., May Goth, 1874.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
I<C Kl.gKISM.

The Winston Sentinel says: "The
Winston Rcl,ubhican of last week calls
Col. S. d. Pool the Ku Klux candidate
for Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion. Col. Pool never belonged to the
Ku Klux organization, but Thos. r.
Purnell, the Civil Rights candidate,
and the opponent of Col. Pool, did be-
long TO it, Now who is the Ku Kluy
candidate ? Will the Rcpublican tell
us ? And, further, will the Rctubh-
can inform us whether or not any
members Of the Executive Committee
that nominated Mr.. Purnell, were
n'emters Of the Whit EroMc,hood
and tie Itrisible umpire ?
Ii the Repudican won't answer that
question, we will, and we answer YES. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
TWO THOUSAND PIECES OF PuO-
PETTY con FISC ATED u n
CHARLESTON.

1t is a startling fact, says the Charles
ton Co,rier-Ne'cs, that during the
present week more than ttco Mousand
pieces Of real estate IN. the city Of
Charleston hare been .tortejted to tie
state for the non-payment of State
and county taxes. The owners of the
property were unable to pay the taxes,
and the property was offered for sale
without finding bidders who were will
ing to profit by the misfortunes of
their neighbors, and accept tax titles
which will most likely prove to be
worthless.
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The Union (S. c. Times is authori-
ty for the statement that Gov. Noses
Il short time ago, notified a county
treasurer that lie would be removed
The alarmed official hastened to Co.
lumbia and was informed by Moses
that he was doing nothing for the
party, and some one must be put in
his place who would be an efficient
worker. The next day, acting on a
hint which had been given him, the
condemned official went to bank and
raid note of Moses for $500 which
he found there This he showed to
the Governor, who, changing his tune,
said instantly to the treasurer, "Go
home and attend toyour duties; there's
no necessity for removing you"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
AFTERNOON SESaIuS.

The Convention was called to order
aud opened with prayer by the Pres
ident, Rev. E. M. Forbes.
The resolutions of Col. J. w. At
kinsQn, neing the special order for this
session, they were read by him.
MIR. F. Boyle moved the postpone
mens of the resolutions until this
morning, but objection being made to
any further postponement, his motion
was withdrawn.
Col. Atkinson again spoke in favor
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would be more prosperous and our
people happier.
In observing the thrift and enter
prise with which the business Of these
factories were conducted, we thought
we could see the secret of success with
which Col. Holt has managed the af-
fairs Of the State Agricultural Society.
Just such men as these constitute a
great and prosperous State
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BrunsWick County Convention.

At meeting of the Democrats and
Conservatives of Brunswick county,
held yesterday at Mr.. Thomas Nc
Keithan's place, in Shallotte township,
J N Bennett was nominated for the
House of Representatives, M @ Guth-
rie for Register of Deeds, DR. F W
Potter for Superior Court Clerk, FL
Thees for County Treasurer, Asa Rose
for Surveyor, Julius Taylor for Coro-
ner and Robt w Woodsides, D S But
Ier, William Styron and two others,
whose names we could not learn, for
County Commissioners,
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THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The Convention met pursuant to ad-
iournment ard was opened with prayer
by Rt. Rev. Thos, Atkinson, Bishop Of
the DIOCESE.
On motion of Hon. w. I'll. Battle, the
calling of the roll was dispensed with,
and those members who. had arrived
since yesterday, we're requested to re-
port to the Secretary.
The following delegates reported j:
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"There is one thing about babies, u
said a recent traveller, ''they never
change. We have girls OF the period,
men of the world, but a baby is the
same self possessed, fearless, laughing,
voracious little heather in all ages and
in all countries"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29

An extract from a letter from the
Mayor of New Orleans to a gentleman
in Washington, just received says
Unless the resources for relief be in
creased in some way to a million OF
dollars, many thousands must perish
of famine. Even that sum will not
more than suffice to save the lives Of
the inundated till the food subsidies
and the overfowed lands are again
tillable."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29

Candidates motto-t"Tnhe longest
pole knocks down the persi.aons,
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ApLAsN CASEO OF BLACK, ,Aui..

Ii the RepuJlicaa won't answer that
question, we will, and we answer YES. .