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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-07
COMING AND GOING.

Hoard n and heap pg- LoardiLg and heap
ing
and now there are lights and gaxlands gay,
For babe 10 born in the house to-day.
ARA his blue eyes are sleeping;
Aud clo.e by the cradle the father stands.
AMI tLiuEs Of his acres Of wel.-sown lands
And Of when the two little dinpled hands
VII 6 strong enough for eapng.
Eudlin.a AID blooming budding aud bloom
And the winds arr playing like flutes on the
hills
And the st,n are beaten like drums in the
rills
And tie bir,s in clouds are coming:
AMI song and fragra' CO float in the breezs;
And alI the blossoms OF alllhe trees
Are edged VII iringes OF golden bees
Sucking and hu-pm!ng ng-sn,k'ng and hum
ming,
WaL.ns aud We ping wallins and weepln .
And now the light. ia the houses are low,
And now the roses have ceased to glow.
Ard tie women watch are keeping;
And close bv The coffin the father stands
| And; bitterly moaning, wings bis hands,
| And barren Of pleasure are all his lands
| For the babe wakes not from sleeping.
Elighting and blowing bli5 Citing and bow
| ing
And the stones IN The rivulet silent he,
And tho winds in the fading woodlands cry
And the birds in clouds are going,
| And the dandelon hides his gold.
| And their blue little tnta the violets fold,
And the air is gray with showing.
SO life leeps coming and going.
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Music at headquarters.

a tall woman, wearing Sun-DOnnet,
came into the office of the Galveston Chief
Of Police recently, and, sitting down hard
on the end of bench, wiped her nose, bat
ted her eyes a time or SO at the Chief OF
Police, asked in voice that reminded one
OF sharpening saw
'Be you the galoot what locks folks
up9'
Il reg. s.tt cay that l am occasionally
obliged to resort to such extreme measures
| with refractory persons.
Il know all that but be you the ga
| lootl'
Eyes, madam
''Why didn't you say SO when l asked
you?'
81 did,
You are a liar, and if you don't treat
me like lady III fold you up and sit
down on.you," and she batted her eyes
some more like terrier.
"What do you want ~ asked the official,
| looking as if he needed reinforcemen.s right
away, and plenty Of them,
Il want that dirty little whelp that
married my darter. | want to talk to him
on business, but he evades me. If | could
only get chance TO caress him once more.'
and she breathed hard and gritted her
teeth until the official felt in his pocket for
police whistle.
"What did he do?'
Gle told my darter that he would give
$40 acres of land, with a gold mine on it,
to anybody who would ampertate my jaw
with bootjack. lie said my mouth was
like the gate at the Fair Grounds
''lIe meant, suppose, 1t was never shut.
don't see how he came to make any such
ridiculous comparison as that. Did you
demonstrate with him -
"You bet | did. drawed him across
kitchen table by the hair with one hand.
while l basted him with long handled
skillet, and you should have heard him
calling me mother darling and 'pet;' but
Providence was agin ME. His ha'r gave
way and he lit out before could reason
with him ary more Just as like as not
We Will never meet again, and she sighed
! heavily.
/ "Be calm, madame, do not excite your
. self too much"
4 am calm. like TO talk about these
fdmly secrets. 1t calls up sacred recollcc-
tions. 1t makes ne think Of my darter'i
. first husband. 1t was real fun 10 remon-
s.rate with him. His ha'r didn't give. IL
{ was game. He sassed back, but, Lord
what time they had holding the inquest
That was at Arkansas, before | moved L
! Galveston. There was some Of his re
D mains in one corner Of the yard and tew
more remains hanging on the fence, anC
there was right peare Of him wrapped
arvUnd the axe handle. The jury knew
/ me, 50 they brought IN verdict of JUST
: | fable suicide or homicide, or somethin.
: like that. And now TO think Of this pesky
little worthless, spi ndle shanked, google
b eyed whelp getting clear off, excepting
few pounds Of har. | want YOU - flnt
G him for me. i on can know him by tn
g brands made an him with the hos saille.
Wanted 10 amper;ate my jaw, the it'll
1 brassy whelp. Said ny mouth vas Ike
ID gate, Gld he e.
e The official said he would hun; .or hin
and iei her know As she went oai sn
: bai.ed Acr eyes signincan;ly a the olilcis
D and remarked
e You had better find tia. proiiss
e son, CT thAr'!. be music s. these head
: quarters
! Man Is not Dor 10 solye the prob
lem oi tie universe, but 10 find ou
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-05-07

Man Is not Dor 10 solve the prob
lem oi tie universe, but 10 tind out
what he has 10 do; and 10 restrain him
self within the limits Of his compre-
hension.
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HID 1871.

EDWARDS, BROUGHTON & CO.,
BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
RALEIGH, y. G..
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Friday Oct. %, 1881
II ia understood that the withdrawal Of the British
troops from South Africa will proceed with all speed
Professor Max Muller has been elected Curator OF the
Bod elan Library oxford, without opposition.
The Iuter-Cceanc steam Yachting Company yacht
Ceylon sailed hence to-day. with forty passengers, on
cruise round the world.
The British steamer Calope from odessa for Bremen,
has been totally lost the Spanish coast Only one
person was saved
Considerable dealings in Confederate bonds again
reported to-day. OnedOllaT bonds are now lo which Is
a slight improvement yesterdays price.
Salberg Brothers Co.. merchants trading with
luxembourg have failed. Their liabilities are placed at
81 10000. and their assets NJ tSo,OOO
The British steamer Sahara, Captain Duncan, from
New-oreans September 27 via North Sydney, c. b.,
October i2 for the Continent has put into Queenstown
short OF coal she lost boats and bulwarks on passage
The session Of the Hungarian Delegation opened yes
terday, Cardinal L. Won Haynald Archbishop OF Ko-
Iocza was appointed President Of the Delegation. In
his inaugural address Cardinal Haynad alluded
fcoliugly the death of Baron Haymerle
The Newmarket uoughtOn meeting continued to-
day Mr. W. 5. Crawford's bay FLY Clrrie Roy won the
Jockey Club Cup a field of six horses. Sir John d.
Astey's Peter ran second and Mr.. BlantOns Exeter
third Mr.. Lorillards chestnut colt Mistake ran uh
placed.
The Egyptian Government has issued circulars 10 the
European journals in Alexandria informing them that
ey must cease to publish articles calculated to wound
National feeling under pain of suppression. similar
warning has issued to the Arab press relative 10 ar
tices against foreigners
Io<noy ont Oct 2s.-WaIter Shanly, the well known
engineer is dangerously Ill his family residence in
Thbrndae. near this city.
MONTREAL Oct. 29-Advices from the Gulf and
river below Quebec show the gales to have been terrible
on the 25th aud 26th.
HALIFAX, n. s., Oct. 2s.-Angus Mcleod of Halifax,
Collector of Inland Revenue, who was recently sus-
n,1led has been committed for trial mt the Supreme
| Court, charged with serious deidlcaAlOn
WINNIPEG Man, oct. 2S.-The Bishop OF Saskatchewan
has arrived from Aberts, making the journey in
the extraordinarily quick time OF fourteen days driving
acros, the plains to Brandon aud thence by train 10
winnipeg, lie gives general description OF thc cOa
mines on Belly RIVER west OF Port Macleod He has
- suDrIinnns OF the COIL
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others will be sent in during remainder of the present

others will be sent during the remainder Of the present
session.
At this mornings session Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, Senator Blair, of New Hampshire
delivered an address in which he explained IN det te
provisions OF his proposed constitutional ainn@en. @ ~
prohibit the manufacture and sale OF spHltuous hf
In the United States.
Mr. Hatton received his commission as FIRST ASss'"n
Postmaster General this afternoon. He VIII leave hcc
tomorrow for Burlington Iowa, to settle up his n'i,'S
as postmaster at that place He expects to TftI & t
latter part of week, when he will assume tne
Of his position. During Mr.. HattOns aps.tor, atr
James Mari will act as First Assistant fos'n'''o'
General.
A disastrous explosion took place about hah pas.
O'Clock this afternoon in the fulminateroom OF Iho
Ordnance Department at the Navy Yard III was ctuS'
by the taking fire of q rocket which one OF the workG
engaged in charging. The inner walls OF tne uu
ing were demolished. George Lawrence was lhsInluS @
killed and George W. Gates and Marion Thompson were
severely wounded.
The President intends 20 leave for New-fork on next
Tuesday, hut has decided to remain until the Sehae
adiourns which may not before some days yet & Ms
private Secretary Mr. Reed leaves for NeW-1orA tooi
rpU
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CnINA AND JAPAN.

HoNG KoNG, Sept. 3O.-Thc cabal instituted
nv the palacc party against LIIungChans has failed,
and the Vceroy been fully established In power As
conaamcnce u IL expected that the introduction OF
railroads win no. uc long delayed
The annual Korean Embassy has arrived in Pcn with
the yearly tribute aud present Of S2jOOOO Ia gold
large brick tea factory. 17j miles from FooCho,
owned bya Russian firm, has been destroyed By fire.
The Chinese workmcu. OF whom there were 800 en-
poycd declined to render the foreign manager any as
gstauce In chcc ing the flames during the progress OF
the fire. and subsequently stoned him of the premises
broke open the safe and stole some Thousands Of dollars
Many of the students recently returned from America
are to bc employed The telegraph line being bnit be
tween Ticn-T,n and Shanghai, which, 1t Is expected,
viii he finished by the end Of the year
YOKOHAMA, oct. 1.-THE dispute In the silk trade
continues The foreign merchants refuse TO buy from
the guild under its present rules. which the guild de-
cucs 20 alter The foreign merchants have addressed
circular to the native producers In the Interior calling
upnu them 10 ignore tho guild and deal directly with
them The influence Of the guG IL very great and its
action generally supported by the native bankers ana
merchants throughout the country. Inc japanese SA
dealers In Yokohama aud Toxic have also lsuol clrc
ar- the producers and the replies snow thai the te
ing uf the producers ia with their couurynen Large
meetings were held yesterday by the japanese and
resolutions fayorng direct trade were passed The SILK
market ~ present Is wholly blocked to Foreigners
The KOREAN Government has ordered number OF cam
non 10 Dc made al an arsenal In Osaka. Japan.
Commodore Nhuttldt, now "a tlfh-lHlh' hop'S 10 DC
able to arrange hs mi.slOH 10 KOREA.
The money order syrtcm has been established between
Great Britain aud Japan.
I'm connection with thr code Of laws to be nitro
duced into the Japaucsc ludcIturr. ~ Ia proposed 10
employ FOREIGN mder To ut n-sc. sors Witl Jhphn,sc
The Hon. John A. Bingham, United states Minister ~
Toxic, has been offered tuc FIRST appointment
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Loss AT MIDDLETOWN, n. Y.

MIDDLETOwN y. Y, Oct. 2S.-A fire broke
out last evening in the wooden addition TO the Exchange
Building on North-st, owned by Baird Hunt and occu
pied by C. T. Crawford d Brother, furniture and crock
ery dealers The wooden elevator carried the uameS 10
the roof where they ragged garrct, which was mac
cessblc for some time. The fire was confined 10 the
third story but the water ruined the furniture and stock
and damaged the law Libraries OF Captain James y
Prouk and Judge j. c. WIlIiu, though not seriously
The loss the brick buildng is covered by Insurance.
placed as follows: 50 600 in tua Fire Insurance Com
pauy OF Hartford Conn., aud 5000 IN the Lancaster
Eirc Insurance Compauv OF Euglaud. Crawford a
Brother heavily above the insurance. Whlrh WH-
$4,000 on the stock, 81 which $1,000 was placed IN ic
Newark CtV Fire Insurance Company, the same amount
i'm tho Germ american Fire Insurance Company,
- 600 IN the Home Fire Insurance Company OF New
Ynrk - 600 i'm the Franklin Fire Insurance Company of
Philadcpuin - 900 In the London and Liverpool ana
Globe Fire Insurance Company, and -lOOO IN the nov"
ard Fire Insurance Company OF Ncw-lork.
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
RG-NAwAY RoYs FoUND.

RUNAWAY BOYS FOUND.
ROSTON, Oct. 2S.-Nilllm Magmrc and Joseph
lice to day in last Boston.
A PHYSICIAN HELD FOR MALPRACTICE.
held in 81 o. bonds for examination on NoyemOerl.
PumADFLPHIA oct. 2S.--NlIchac Larkn today
brought suit against Joseph Harvey owner OF the lan3ph
disasirous Msiis 20 iSi8sTi i2s at i' hat place
IsoS COMPANY INcoRPoRATEn
ALBANY Oct. 2S.-The Marhcl Iron Company,
with capital 81 OOOCOo fled articles OF Incorporation to-
bring goods t0 this country.
EXECUTION AT CHARLOTTE. n. c.
CHARLOTTE, Oct. 2s.-Allen Johuson, colored age
hee today the murder undcr the most brutal circum
MASSACHUSETTS, REVISED STATUTES.
BosrON. Oct 2S The q vernon will submit to
ogether tie iessa,nIe on Msanrday % ~ m m m
revision OF the statutes.
CHINESE RESTRICTION URGED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2S-Ihe Board OF Trade
Yesterday adopted the report Commteo Imngra
lion and passed resolutions asking The III on
10 urge the survey OF al gnsuryeyed lands IN tue st
an act providing or ci'l government Ia Alaska.
no HOSTILE INDIANS IN NEW MEXICO.
SANTA FE, oct 2s.-Ihe AeC- herican has the par,
oedTs eq 81 andsf soSSl eoa sG%i OF % et sS % lie
south Of socorro gong over the Magiaicn san
niles but saw no trails other signs Of indians
THE FIRST CoNNECTcUT REGIMENT.
ment which left Charleston last Tuesday lmOrnng by rail- ar
home al O'Clock this evening alter series Of annoy
in delays. riey given hearty reception with 50
lutte military aud collation. The two NeWBrllAln
com mpanics were similarly welcomed at their home
PROBABLE RIs CMPTIoN OF BUSINESS. ,
Tucson, Ariz., Oct. 2S.-Dr: Z, II. Lord, OF the
suspended banking m OF Lord Williams IL IN learn a. Is
lying at NinceDts Asylum, St. Louis member OF
the rm states that all viii be made night and that there IA
every prospect OF a speedy resumption oil BUSINESS
VERDICT IN LIBEL SUIT -
TOLEDO, Oct. 2S.-Ihe libel suit OF Seaman Sea nan
against The Toledo telegram for saying last APn that sea-
man had arrested for stealing horse heard IN the
Common pleas Court to-day aud verdict rendered OF $40
and costs plaintiffs. Seaman arrested person LOT
reporter got matters mixed, making
appear that seaman arrested, The sut was Drought
far k2nOOO.
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AT CINCINNATI. OHIO.

CrSCIyNATI, Oct. 2S.-A FIRE this eyeuins
broke out in the John Mitchell building, at John and
Second s The building is Of brick, seven stories hish
and i. 100 feet long by feet wide. II * divided
trausverscy into three equal parts by strong rc walls
extending from the basement 10 the roof The whole
building is occupied by furniture factories In
the middle divisions Of the bIld ng the PhrnK Man
uiacturiug Company, the Sargent Manufacturing Com
many Chairmakrrs' Union Manufacturing Company, and
H.. Folding Uatrnck Company The fire started In the
and without seriously nluring the second
or third stories pa NJ 10 the fonrih-iory
and burned out the fourth, nth, sixth aud scNchth
ors and thc roof Of tho middle division which ~ one
third of the buiIuy. No fire pd--cd the partition "I'
which scuaratcd tine flames irom iwo equal comp"it
,,,ufs nf tir buildrs hilld with iunammdbc material
and adjoining the burned portion on TWO sides lh' loss
is about $4,000. partially nsucd ana about tl1Hy
distributed between the firms named.
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REpoRT OLE TIE CHIEF OLE ORDINANCE.

WASHINGTON Oct. 2S.-Gencral Benet Chief
OF Ordnance, United States Army, has completed his
annual report and will tomorrow present 1t TO the Sec
retary Of War. General Benet details the principal
operations OF the Ordnance Department during the fiscal
year which ended June 80 1881. The total amount Of
expenditures by the Department during that year
81 G37 503 70.
The stations and duties Of officers remain abont the
same as reported last year During the fiscal year there
were made at Springfield 2C52s rifles and carbnes The
liberal expenditure of money for target practice that
soldiers may become good marksmen If recommended
Target practice General Bcnct thinks should be given tu
each man in Our small Army. General Bcnet says:
For the purpose of more completely arnng and equip
ming the whole BODY OF the militia the permanent apIrO
IratiOn Of 800 OO0 made in 1908, should be largely i'll
creased and 30 / recommend" The report also says
The well bearing and efficiency OF the Army require
the peremptory retirement Of officers at the OF sixty
years"
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GOVERNOR MORGAN TO THE PRESIDENT.
Nrm-Ynpr Oct Ok
EXTENDING AN APPROPRIATION.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2S.-0n the 11th inst.
Acting Sc cretary of the Treasury French addressed
communication to Attorney General MacVeagh explain
ing in detail the action OF the Treasury Department rel
ative to the appropriation for artificial limbs contained
in the act Of March 3, 1851 The communication was
accompanied by opinion rendered by First Controller
Lawrence in which il held that the expenditure
der the act mentioned shOud be made under the dircc
tion of the Interior Department This opinion couctod
with the law construed by the Secretary of the
Treasury, who was OF opinion that the expenditure
should made under the direction OF the War Depart
ment The desire Of Judge French 10 test the
efs OF the First Controller.
In replying 10 the questions the Attorney Cen
eral al cannot assent to the
proposition that a subordinate officer created 10y
statute can any act binding the head ~ his
department until that force il expressly given 10 his de
cisions by plain and uuamhg guOus law. The decision
the Secretary of the Treasury is binding upon the
FIRST Controller"
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GLADSTONE ON THE IRISH QUESTION.


ANOTHER LAND LEAGUE LEADER ARRESTED.
LOND0N Oct 2s.-Mr. Gladstone, in the course
OF hs reply Ia the drcss presented TO him at hnowsey
Yesterday said the point was whether be gov
erncd by laws made by Parliament, or by laws known to
nobody and written nowhere except in the brains OF
few PERSONS and enforced by an Illegal arbitrary and
sclfappointcd association which sought TO override, by
Organized attempts the Will OF rshmen IL was
duesdon between law and chaos. No fewer than
30 900 application forms have been Issued under the
Land Act nc SAID and this led him to anticipate Iuturo
peace and prosperity.
The Times, this morning, commenting on NJ "i'u-
stones visit to Knowsley says:
The time has now come when Lord Derby may ne eN-
pected 10 take his position among the leaders OF luc
Liberal party. and bear the responsibility Tor the lhccp
ton aud-cOnduct OF the policy he supports.
Mr. OSuhyan, prominent member OF the Cork
branch the Land League has been arrested chnrged
with melting tenants not to pay rent The Leaguers o
Fcrmauagh and Lcitrm have issued similar Indictments
An armed band has visited houses IN the neighborhoOd
OF CarrckOn- shannon. threatening ront-payois WIN
death
Baron OHagan, Lord Chancellor of Ireland lnt1nateu
on Thursday that he might resign the ChancelorshlP
but he will hold Office until early in 1882.
Mr.. Shnw-Lefeyrc, First Commissioner OF works ana
Buildings, speaking Reading Yesterday, contehded
that there analogy between the land qloHtohs III
England and Ireland bat the grievances Oh the farmers
i'm England, he said, would be considered In dle tue
The British Channel squadron has prOceedeu 10 thc
OF Ireland.
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ARRESTED AND sEy1hYcED IN ONE Day

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2S.-AbOut o'clock
this morning General Boulanger, OF the French delega-
zion of visitors awoke in his at the Continental
Hotel and noticed "A standing 10y table where he
had left his watch ami roll Of bank bills. The General
seized his sword, and calling upon Count Lchtensenl'
who occupied the adjoining room, seized the Intruder
and the Two guests locked him in another room until the
i,,l of the pollcc He has been identified william
>,rsto lins Buffalo Bill" notorious criminal, who
h.s served sentences both mere ana in New-YOrk.
hoii IN answer The Grand Jury at found true
Xii against MIN and he was tried. convicted and sen,
fenced To three years imprisonment aud TO give goo
rnrv 10 Keep the peace and behavior Tor year after
tine q Xlir ration Ol the sentence.
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CAPTAIN HOwGATE AGAIN ARRMGNED.

WAsHINGTON, Oct 2S.-ln the Criminal
Court to-day Captain II. W HUwgate aragned TO
plead TO the indictments forgery found him
by the Grand Jury few days ago and pleaded not
guilty. He was then formally surrendered by hs bonds
The question OF bail raised, but Dstrictttorncy
Corkh said that he not prepared 10 discuss IL at
present and that he preferred 10 let the matter over
until next week, when another Indictment viii be pre-
seutel and the whole question be argued. Counsel
for Captain HOwgatc said II bail should be- fixed at
$4,000 they would unable 10 give Il. The did
how the defendant with all OF his property So
questratcd, coud give bail lie thou sht, however
that the counsel had better think The matter and
come next and state what they could do I'm the
premises Captain HOwgate was then carried back to
ail.
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FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT

SELLERSvILLE, Penn, Oct. 2S.-Ihe Niagara
exprrss which left the North Pennsylvania Depot,
Philadelphia at o'clock this morning was thrown irOm
the track near this place by misplaced switch. The
train WAS running az the rate about twenty-five miles
an hour when JOHN Welsh the engineer discovered that
the switch was open He applied the breaks at once
but it was TOO late prevent the train from leaving the
track The en- ine ran distance on the Ties ana
tuu IIv turned over and completely wrecked None
nf tbT cars howe yer, were much injured. John Welsh,
Inc engineer, had his skull fractured and Doth arms
br,u and has since died. The fireman escaped serious
injury by Jumping from tine engine. None or the pas
sgucrs were severely injured. few received shglt
brlli. cs from the shock.
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confirmation of Mr.. Stathams nomination can Just
as well be secured by his appointment by the Presi
dent Immediately after an adjournment OF IHe ne
Senate die, and the Democrats threaten 10
prevent final action upon the question OF conflrma-
tion until after the Virginia election Ton the oth
proX.l it is contended that persistence IN the I;
tempt to confirm the nomination may entirely sacI
fee the principal benefit indicated, and prove worse
than useless. -
At IL o'clock the Senate directed the Sergeant-at-
Arms to request the attendance OF Senator's Wnete'
in or absent from Washington. Telegrams were ac-
cOrdngy sent by Mr.. Bright to about lwenty cen cen
atOrs at their respective homes, who have palreu
and left Washington. s
journment Senators Bayard and Vest nave hlaIe I
speeches, the latter intmatng the intention on IIo
Democrats to stand firm and prevent inc hePtIpt
licans from securing the poltca advantage soughES
TO he obtained in Virginia by the appointment VI
Statham,