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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-16
NEW DEPARTURE.
From the same old stand.
Competition is the Life of Trade. ;.


LAKE this method Of informing nv
L Friends. Present and Former Patrons
and the public generally. that | am still
at the SANE OLD STAND at GREEN
WOOD, where am still doing all kinds
OF work usually done in Country Shop.
and at as Low Figures as any Good
W orkman will do it.
VEHICLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
OR MADE TO ORDER.
Repairing neatly. quickly ard cheaply
- NICE PAINTING A SPECIALITY.
AS LOW As THE
LOWEST.
Cotton Gin, Repaired and Saws Whsttcd
at Bottom Prices.
FIREARMS NEATLY REPAIRED.
Also Agent for the Excelsior Cook
StoYe.
mean business, if you don't believe
me just call and see for yourself.
Very respectfully,
j. Y. SAVAGE.
Scotland Neck. \. &.
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The most attractive place in the
town is Pcyser's Central Saloon. Every
thing is first-class. 5
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NOTICE..

;, B RANsON's n. c, DIRECTORY, 18th
year. of Publ, cation. 9Th Edition, will
soon be issue d. The only reliable Di-
rectory of the State ever published. Price
$5. co. Order of
Z. BRANSON, Raleigh, N. G.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-16

ice Cold Beer always on hand
at E. Peyser's.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-16

- y. yllG OaTUtI eIUP
in postoftice building. \ nleasant time
look better, and have a t,5l YOU need
at home and elsewhere
shaving again.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-16

Bring your Hides and Sheep
Pelts to F. STERN.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-16
Notice..

HAVE QUALIFIED as administrator
] of Mary Price. Persons holding claims
against her are requested to present them
to me or to my attorneys, Kitchin d
Dunn, on or before Sept. LIST, 1884, or
this notice will be pleaded as bar to
their recovery. y. w. DUNN,
Aug IA At Admir- Mary Price.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Index to New Advertisements.
s. W, Clement-Duplin Road High
School.
CT. Bailey-Farm Tor sale.
S. T. Alsop-Legal notice
Rev, J. T. Zorn0Salem Academy.
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". H. KITCHEN. w. A. DUNN
KITCHEN & DUNN,

ATTORNEYS 4 CoUNsELLORs AT LAW.
Scotland Neck, N. g,
~ Office on 10th Street, first door
above Nam.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-16
Special Business Locals.

-Beeswax wanted at
F. STERN7s.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-16

Spring and Summer
GODS ]!
u, II. CHEAP, CHEAP,
i. j. JOSEY & cos.
" by" ia&t received our stock of
So & ali .s,.:nmc. Goods.
b = $685.. -.
''-~' ,>,an~ Yelling,
lack French Buntinss,
-. t,-,.,,:-;es, Sin< Suitings.
s., =; i lors OF nice
.ess G0ods.
Gu. .. # W,::te Goods is unusually
l., offer great bargains in
=: -. Dress Linens. Linen
:aa,:s, Piques, Dotted Swiss.
-..!sook, Jaconets, Vic
ts'r. Lawns, Ions
.lales. &c. &c.
Laces, Laces,
i;amburgs. Insert
=. &c. We propose to
go !! in this department.
49,. ear. Ribbons. kid Gloves
a speciality.
kee,, Fans Fans. . ana Parasols.
49, Els AT ANY PRICE.
offer you DR.. Warmers
HI 80 !! NURSING CORSET.
Ladi~-. e.. ;ren and Mems Summer
), : nI!cr great bargains in
RI: MADE CLOTHING,
80. 'snE' Furnishing Goods.
A cMpplete line of
SSH ID Nh4's STRAW HATS.
| Ia. i Hats and BOnlGtS.
We ~ lad to say that Mrs Perkins
of Ba ....,t.., is with us again this Spring
with :. stock OF
- LINERY.
Latest Styles of
| HAT. iONN rs AND FANCY GOODS.
Or, r., .eceived b y mail or otherwise
prom: Tiled, Prices lower than eve
| before,
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WINE HILL FEMALE ACADEMY.

The Fall Term of this school begins on
Monday, September 3. 1881,
TERMS PER SESSION OF 20 WEEKS
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NHUSIC SCHOOL!
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Feb. p, 1888, 26-6m.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
THE BARBER OUTLAWS.
Successful Chase Of Two Noted
D0SperadOoS in Central
Iowa.
The Murderers Run Down
While at supper.
Special Dispatches TO THs BRR

Special Dispatches to Tus BRE
WAvERLy, Ia June THE motor
ious Barber brothers, outlswed by res-
son OF their murder Of Deputy Sheriff
Sheppard, In Fayetts county, Iowa,
ast September, and for other crimes,
and for whote cop IRE So, 600 reward
gero offered in Illinois aud 81 COO In
this state, were discovered near S sum-
nor, Monday Cfternoon. A deputy
sheriff and posse atom tied their cap
ture aud Jarvis was wounded Ia tho
shoulder by ono of the outlsws. An
armed BODY Of 30 mon arc now soour.
ing the woods in the %yicipiy for thsm
aud their capture appears aesured.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, June B The
Barber brothers, two noted despera-
does and murderers over whose heads
large rewards have hung for o year
past, were seen In the neighborhoo6
Of Sumner, Iowa, carly Sunday morn
ing. The sheriff and a posse imme-
diately started Ia pursuit Of tho fugi.
ives. O~vertAhtGg them, several al ots
we're sxohaned, and Dsru'y Sheriff
Jarvis was severely wounded In the
shoulder. The outlaws entered
the dense woods, and are with.
out coats and hats, having Lost
theVe a~rtioles in the sudden surprise.
Four hundred men secured the woods
bat could not find them. A large
body OF armed men are still in par
suit. Il Ia believed they have gone
into the heavy timber along the Volga
n Wapsie rivers. Every known ave-
n of escspe Ia guarded.
WAvERLy, IA June 8 Tho Bar
Der boys were captured this evening
about 8 o'clock, while eating supper
in . house about tix miles south Of
Trlpoli, Iowa, after q desperate fight,
In which the Barber boys severely
wounded four mon, two of whom are
msrtalIy wounded.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
OHIO EEPU8LICATS.
The Coming Man for Governor.
SPECIAL Dispatch to TEE BgE.

SPECIAL Dispatch to TEE BsK.
COLUMBUS, June 5-The republican
state convention convened at A O'Clock
this %afteraoon, tho district delegations
having held q meeting previously to
selec5 Members of the various commit.
tees. Senator L. p. Wolcott, as Gem
porary chairman, made a lengthy
speech, reviewing the record of the
party and endorsing legisIai Ion or
temperance subject; slso highly com.
mending the administers ion Of Govei-
nor Foster for the past four years.
The usual committees were thea an.
nOuncad, aud tho convention a.,
journed until 10 o'clock to morrow,
when the. comInittee on resolutions
will report aud a ticket be nominated
There is nc change n sentiment as tc
tho head o! the ticks5. Indication.
are that Judge Foraker will to nomi
mated on the frat ballot by pccIama
don.
The committee on permanent or
gsnization tonight selected Senator
Sherman president CT the convention
and George Groot Of Cleveland seoro.
tRry. Tho commi too on resolution
had a session to q late hour and vii
finish their report In the evening L,
is understood the platform will en-.
dorse liqaor taxation, Arthur's AID
Fosters administrations, will contain o
strong tariff plank, in favor of abpl
fishing the convict labor system, ago
favor reduction OF the wool tariff.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
TELEGRAPH NOES.


Special Dlspatcte s to lnK Bxn.
A severe storm ut Comnnche, Texss
last night, blew down several houses. No
lives lost.
Il is stated that the strike at the Black
stone mill, Providence, Il. L, will proba-
bly, be adjusted.
James Fisk, Sr, died ut The residence of
his son.iu.lsw, Col. u. w. Hooker, in
Brsttleboro, Vt, last evening, Hged II
Seven cases of suustrOke occurred in
New YORK City yesterday. The ther-
mCme'er msrked % degrees at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon.
The Vanderbilt family has bought the
Bedford Spring (Pt.) property Gnd will
Use it IN connection with their new rsilroad
line through the southern 81 of peBns vi
vania counties ss d mountain summer re-
sort.
The supreme l~dss of the A n. U, W.
oouye ed in Buff to, Supreme Workman
VIVA. III. Baxter, Of Detroit, responded to
tho address If welcome. The sessions are
secreI' The attendance is large, including
delegates from Oregon.
The steauer Langshow. from Montreal
the I'D of MRy, for london, England, il
| ashore at Cape Pine, New FoundiAnd, and
is q total loss The freight ccnsisted
chiefly If wheat, peas and cattle. The
yrssel and cargo was fully insured, Total
loss, $l75, 600.
Cardinal McCloskey, 'by instrument re-
corded In tho registers Office, in New
YORK, y,s'erdlv. empowered Vicsrs.Gen-
eral = inn and Preston 90 act rs his attor-
neys, to manage his property ard attend
to his business s~tf1irs.
The score Of the American international
!ihs team il ahead of the winning score Of
the British team Of q year ago. The con-
triOutiOns for the expenses If the team
amount to s., f22.
The Grand O:Rnge Lodge Of Canada Is
in session at 81. GATHERINGS. Delegates
IRE present from oil parts Of the Dominion.
The refusal Of the Dominion government
to Incorporate the Orange order is one Of
the principal SUI jscts.
The Michigan Central announces
sweeping charges in It's running schedule,
to tske III lct next SrGday, making n re-
duction in limo between Chicago 70 New
York If f-nm ono and s.hAlf to four hours.
IL is anticipated the charge will force
competing lines % change their schedules,
and possibly p tcipitate a time war.
Ex-Governor N. G, Gibbs, OF Oregon,
l,ctuIed in Chicago last night en- pc
lyRsmy. lie said 1t was impossible to
conyict urder the Edmund. law, and not
much cOult 20 expected Of the preFept
cOrPress. All ministers chou d preach on
tbs su' Jet OF polYgsmy st least once a
year, and thus lie p the interest in the
suppression Of the evil before the minds If
the prople.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06

| will not raise li,e embarrassing cry
# do something" when to do sonle
thing would be both madness spo
crime. 1t will boa faithful auxiliary,
ready to furnish resources to Its leas
fortunate brethren, to enable them 10
60 where they may go In prudence,
where they may 6, In justice to an OPP
pressed pc, pie. 1t Will give It's loyal,
moral aad lis liberal financial support
without question or dlctatlon to the
organic alton under the cool, patient,
patriotic euidsrco Of Charles S;esart
Parnell, which hes already united the
people and taught them relF.relisuce
and self. control, Snd which compelled
Glsdstone's courts 20 admit that they
had been robbed Of $40, 0O0. 0C0 ayear
by absentee Landlords.
BUFFALO, N Y, Juno 8 This Lind
Laaeus branches of this city to.niga,
ratii d the proceedings Ct the PlIa-
delphiA ~conveatlgn, Pdrnell and his
pol cF.
ROCHESTER, June 5 An erthuel-
astic meeting wss held In ttis city 10
night to ratfy the proc G lii IS Of the
PhiIadelrhia convention OF the Irist
National Llsgus Of America J -soph
O'CJrnor, editor If The D.fllo C0ur
Ter, wos the orator,
OswEGo, Jane 5--At the LIND
League ratification here to.nigh5 u
large subscription wan mado TO the
Psrpeil tcstimonisl fond.
PHILADELPHIA, Jaue 5 The Cen.
trail nuicn Of the Icish National Leagug
was formed here to pight. Lsttnrl
from Sullivan Of Cnicsgo elated the
reorganization of branches wss pr.
gresslng favorably.
NEW ORLEANS, juno 5.~The GSAn6
opera house was crowded to-ri.hJ uy
IrisG-AmssicanF, who there formed
the Louisiana branch of the IriEh Ma,
iiJnai League Of America
BALTIMORE, jane 5-The Irlsh
Natiousl League was organized here
to, night.
BlsroN, juno 5.-A conferenco Of
prominent Icishmen. represer,inl
the diff ,reDt Irlsh. American organi
cations In tho ptGte, met Last night, ant
Issued a call FOR aatato league oonven
ton to be held in Faneme hall Jnij
12.h, the anniversary Of the battle u
BIyne.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
embarrassed. l is now believed, fall
ing to induce the workmen to burr
the building, she did 80 herself.
Tho Bridge Verdict

opeclsl III phtcn Co lHE BkE.
NEW YORK, June s The Brooklyn
bridge disaster Inquest continued th,s
afternoon. The acting pre- sident #
the bridge truotoes testified there
were fifty per cent less people on the
bridge at the time of the acciu eut than
on tho previous day. All the police
men In the city could not have
q emmed tho tide of the panic, Peo.
pie would not obey tho police cficer,
but wero absolutely ,crezed with fear.
He cid not sac how the stairwaye
could be done away With, aud they
were not butld With y view of lessen
log any expense. The weakest par,
ct the bridge, which is weakest nes,
anchorage, WAS capable Of sustaining
3 weight Of 60, 900 tons. Az tho verl
most weight which tho bridg, vii
have to bear is estimsted at l zoo, :,
It could be considered rs absolute,
safe.
Detective O'Conuor thought tc,
policemen in uniform could hav
steamed the panic and sver'ed tn,
'stabtrophe. j. b. Kirchkofi, o
Brooklyn, thought tho panic dua t,
the action of the bridge policeman
Who ordered the crowd 10 60 bsck t,
Nov York, thus bring about the crush
The jury, after an hours deilbera
don. returned with q verdict In whist
they found The death # the Victims
resulted \ from sutiocstion Sy bein,
'ramplrd upon" They also fcun,
"rhe eli ers aud trustecs reprehen-
Di6lo' IN nov having the bridge pro,
perly policed. Toe recommends
that the accommodations for foo
passeugers he improved,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06

Special Dispatch 10 TsS BsN.
CLEVELAND, JuHe 5--The thirty.
fourth annual meeting Of the Amer.
lean Medical association began to day
In Gao hall. About one thousand
distinguished physicians from all
parts of the country ara attending,
This aiiernoon Wac consumed in the
consideration of professional topics.
A reception and bArqUet followed to-
night in the opors mouse and roller
skating Ri D.. X. G. Hubbard, Of
Ashtabula, attending the convention,
died suddenly this afternoon of apo.
plexy, at the house of DR.. Weber
The deceased was upwards Of GO yearl
old, and eminent among Oil Physi
clans.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06

cPoOi-i blbp5tNA " LIN bhhs
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, June Mile
Marie Liora, tina prIma donna, arrived
home this evening from Ncgsunee,
Mich whore che has been Ill four
weeks. She ia delirious TO. might and
in an extremely critical condition,
from a complication # rheumatism and
stomachic troubles She suffers the
most intense agony. On the way from
Chicago she began sinking very ( g
and b physician WAS teiegrsphed for
to Joliet, The rumor gos abroad In
that place that che had committed
suicide by taking q dose Of opium.
The physician found her not suff ring
from an opiste, but PROSTATE and oil.
most inanimate from acute suffering.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
FRntcby Petroleum.

special b'tpalch 10 lie BhE.
New YORK, June 8. Tho panicky
feeding ia the petroleum market con.
tinues, and many speculators wera
brought to the verge If bankruptcy
by tho heavy decline in qlota!iona for
oil. L. was rumored that two or three
dealers would be unable to weather
the storm. The struggle bet oeen the
bulls end bears was one OF tho musI
desperate known In the petroleum ex
changes Of this city. At tho opening
Of the market several heavy blocks If
petroleum, n or two ranging az high
"a 400, 600 barrels, were offered iol
sale. This caused adepresaing tendon,
cy, which was counteracted by The
buying movement insuguraGed By the
bulls. The quotations to .day were
ST. 1851 Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
Crop Reports
NJ "

LACROSSE, Wis, jane 5-Reports
from over fifty points in woatern Wis
conaln, southern Minuesots ard d.
kota, ara Of the most gratifying char.
acter IA to small grain. The season
has thu far been one Of The best for
wheat aud the promises are for the
most abundant crop, The acreage IL
about tho same ~ iast year In Wisoon'
sin and Minnesota, and q large In.
crease In Dakota Oats are doing
finely with some increase In acreage.
The outlook for corn ia gloomy owing
10 ths unfaVorableness Of tho season
for that %oeresl, and poor seed, In some
instances the land being plowed ~
three times.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
SPORTING.
Special Dispatches to TnH BKP.
LOUISVILLE RACES

Special Dispatches to TnE BEr.
LOUISVILLE RACES
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-Trsck slow
and Iaoiug poor. Club purse, two
year-olds, five.eieh hs of q mile, Bob
Miles iliey Amy Fairly had . walk
over, the only other entry being
drawn.
SLING purse, mile heats, Metropolis
won, B.ant0n Recon1, Monticello
third; time, 1 4sR IAN 1:5ll.
Na;ma stakes, ali sgss, dash of one
and one.eiphth milss, John Henry
won, S~tsndiford Keller secord; others
drawn; time, POI.
Eimendorf stakes, three year olds,
three 1uartern ot q mile, Lloyd Daily
won, M 80 Brewster second, Nsophyte
third; time 1:l7b
MAcIuley theater stakes, steeple
Chat. handicap, all ages, one and one.
quarter miles, Showhok won, Guy
second, Revenge third; time 2.00b
JEROME PAR RACES.
New York, June Track good
and racing spirited. Mile and q qusr.
tor, Byo'jAck wop, Macbeth second,
Rsnecade third; time 2:144.
LaGies' stakes, thtee.year. old FLIES,
mile and n half, Miss Woodford won,
Cornat!Qn second, Fairview third
tins, 2:43l
Jockey Club handicap sweepstakes,
two milae, Gen. Monroe won, Monitor
second, ~ii,isrity THIRD; time, .594.
Selling sweepotskes, threa.quaruerp
of a milo, Constantine won, Parplex
second, Touch Mo Mt thir1; time,
1:lS3
St0eplechase hsndicap, short course,
Little Monson won, Ranger second,
lnelda third; time, $3.50.
fARHAGANsETr RACES.
Providence, June 5. Management
park opened to day. Three minute
clasc, Judge Davis wor, Magic, eco
ond, Susie d., third; best time, $50.
2'22 class, Kentucky Wilkes won,
Dan Smith, second, Walnut, third
best time, 2:23
BASE BALL
p sroN, June Clevelands IA
Boston |.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4--DetrO!t
6, Philadclphias 4.
Providence, June r. Providence
10, Bufalos Il
New York, June 4 New York.
10, Chiosgos 3
CLEVELAND RACES
CLEVELAND, June 3 The opening
day Of the Cleveland Driving park had
a late start, owing 10 tho rain, aud the
races were unfinished.
2:34 class, ak utartersj beat tlme
2:29t, by iudix and Phillas.
1876 class, eight starters; best time,
2:251 by Newell.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
Getting Rid of His Troubles.
nlu.nAaN IL ILL., ILL.,

New YORK, June g.. Henry W.
Green, . m3ohanicsl engineer supply
ing steam motive power 70 u number
of manufacturing firms, killed himself
thls afternoon Ia his room at the hotel.
He had previously made two attempts
He Lost 800. coo In a business ven,
lure about three years sgn, and about
the same time separation between
himself ard wife occurred. The wife
lives ia Brooklyn with two children.
His son lie manager Of the Kiralfy
troupe.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
A Haroinn's NnoEiina.

Gpe iAl Dispatch % 1hE bHa.
New YokK, jane 8. On May %
thu artificial flower factory, 100
Greene %street, vn1d by Mrs L9ulss
GIedan, a French woman, go years
old, wss destroyed by fire Mrs
Guedsn ran up stairs when the fire
broke out, and warned ths Workmsn
and other occupants. She alone failed
to escape She was mach praised for
her heroic self.sacrifce. At the cor
oner's irquest to-day it Was learned
sho had tried to induce two of her
workmen to barn the house 10 obtain
the insurance, NJ abe was financially
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
The Naval
Special Dispatch to TnH Bss.

ANNAPOLIS, June 8 At the oficiaI
nesting of the board Of v~iti5ora ia
thu naval academy this mornlng, the
committee on final report reported
that 1t had selected Hon, r. L. Mills,
If Texas, az orator to the cadets on
graduation day. The board this af,
ternoop, at 2 p. IA, will he taken GU
an excuraion Ia tho steamor Phlox uI
the Severn river to R1unl By, Al
$3.50 there will DO fencing exercises by
the cadets; al 4:40, artillery drill, fol.
lowed by dress parade.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
A Circus font Demolished.

Special d. patch t. iLE Bkk
SUPPRESSION BRIDGE, N. Y, June
. -Duung Tho performances Of Ma.
hans circus this evening, the canvass
tents were struck by a terrific rain
equal and utterly demolished. About
/ 800 psrsons we're In tho tents ard Q
terrible panic ensued. A largs cum
Der Of persona we're injured though
none fatally.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
Pennsylvania Legislature
Special Dispatcn TO Ius BIS.

HARRIsBURG Juno 5-The house
to. day ~ooncnrred In thu senate amend.
men,s 70 the btu to prevent political
parties from making assessments. The
senate judicial Gpportionment com.
mittee reported their inability to agree.
Both houses appointed committees 10
investig,t the charges against the
Standard OIL company. TIE congress.
sional spportionment conference com.
mittee was not able to agree on a re.
port acceptable to both parties.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
The UDi0n Printers


spacls, Dl,I itch TO JHI BIS
C~INCINNATI, June 5.-At the 10
iernatiouai Typographical Union the
annual reports of C~ficers were read,
showing So, 000 surplus In the treas
ury, Twenty-Five new unions were
added during the past year. There
ara now 175 unions Ia tho Interna.
tiuual organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
IA Rsd stat of ar airs.

LYNCHaUhG, Va, June ga
drought in this section resulted In in.
calcaa able damage. Information from
tho sguthwe't represents an alarming
state # s~fTIIrs, cattle ralaers having
to purchase food for stock. The pas-
lures arc all dried Mp and crops ara
suffering greatly tor want OF raiu.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
Shippiag News.

Special Dispstch TO ruE BrE.
LIVERPOOL, jane 3. Arrived, the
Nrrsemau from BostOo.
NEW YORK Juae 5. Arrived, the
India from Hamburg
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06
LEAGUE EArIFIUATIONs.

Especial Dispatch 20 IN. BsB.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Tne meeting to
rstlty the proceedings Of the Philsdel.
phis convention and for the formation
OF a new branch of the Irish National
League Of America, was held In tho
psriSh school house Of the Catholic
cathedral of Holy Name tonight,
Rev. p. j. Conway, vicar general Of
this diocese, presiding. The meeting
vEs Of more than usual Importance
from the fact that reports were re-
ce!ved in regard to the progress of the
work Of the league in this city. Re-
ports received from thirty. eight socie-
Ties In this city which passed votes Of
aft iation With the Irish Natlona,
Lesg 10 of America. Addresses vere
delivered b. Alexander Sullivan, pres.
ideut of the National League, and by
Judge Mora. The following are
excerpts from S~ullivan's address,
OUTLINING tho poli'y of the
organization more definitely than
has heretofore been done The
Irish National League is an organic y.
ton whicA may appropriately meet in
a school house. 1t mag justly ask the
sanction If men whose lives aye dedI-
Gated to religion, Il Ia humane, Just,
and patriotic in its purposes. II aims
10 remove d~espotiEpn, insecurity,
brutality, prosecutions Of foreign mis-,
rule, and establish in their place
eeoutty, contentment, Thrift and peace,
which only come to people enjoying
the national right Of self-goveAnment.
1t 3 not an organization of rash lm
pne, without order, reason and dig
cilline for foundations aud guldeG;
Heither Ia Is a cold, bloodless move
nent, heeking mere commercial or
inEnclal betterment, without the
domineut spirit Of love Of land.
The Irish National League OF
America, at safe distance
from always impending famine, from
enforced idlereEs, from bubed wit.
nesses, packed %jurlss, and perjured
Judges, will not attempt to dictate 40.
ton to those who are In the tolls
slavery and on the scene Of conflict.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-06

THE PAHNELL FUND.
Special Dispstch 10 tbs Bss.
CHICAGO, June 5-rhe following
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-05
NOTES..


AArIail eUue' ooth III e'Il"nS ;
IN LOUD IS now el9nC IeeV al" Two
lncheS hIgh' ana IS sui growing one
10 n'"'' ~ WEI e,'"o,'It'' ''I" , ,In
s1nD ,o 2 H. - 'e'''7 '>''''''',' 80 ~ ="
0'o,'' i-"9'
Inc ~ Limerick Slrls' VINO S"lIeo
III Il BODY recently lor inns country
are nouhH lor the factory OF MeSS[S'
. "cNSoh " co. AaSnu"' n lI'' IoI
Twelve months
According to recent accounts the
use Of the telephone is making pro
gress in Italy Rome now has COL
telephones Iurln 4'4, Naples Il5 and
Milan "O2'