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Frirsss-Rou., Bursed.
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ul- 1853 lUrt- Ilie 9-lELn % rht L-l
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EFSpEE~uN. c. june ! --rhs re-
- n iuf - fbsi SEX we've cfF 3es<ys
tsuEud active. uHffff frfu. The breaks
Eh0v better grades sac more ro.D,T tan
nefstflure. TIE following Are fns quots-
finut
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Ctriers Com uuu 20 medium. iesi7r-:
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NORTH CAROLINA
KATTEE-oF- FACT SUICIDE OF AEEsRo
E1cKuAx.
PrStsMt5on Excitement -strike-Bgrrss
20 Death Trnck-FzrnznF--E eassfisn-
4s-e-sye c-pr-DsutR1 Association


Especial ts8egrxzn 10 the DiEpsieh-s
EkLElsR. gu3e z.--This morning . neEr9
hackuzn enfnraiurd suicide here IN fsf
past Tnsrssr-o5-fse1 wBy. lie whs nam
Charles kelley, thirty yesrs, md raiher
rigen o. arinting. he took two ounces D.
hu6Enun Il The depot lsT down -us'oa
TIE piEs5ofTr, wae ordered sway. wen; aSni .
ard ieid sik famsly be- had .sten laadGsani,
aTT COVE sgain, a1a 10 az hour be va
DID.
Two dgyt ngB 4 l4n'sesT,eT EAT3e5 Conner
ts0s iuu8Enrul. sud be he wHf gnly saFe4
aiier desperate efforts
Te-dfy there has bern rBBereG exeiie-
2. NJ h.re 0vHr 3 nrDbifsfiou csr1 signed
by 8 rzimfser ~ businessmen and some
professional mef.. taking ground aE-iasi
JfEtii5hiion. II a. auiaE1nized by GDUthgT
luhifl led his aFisTDSon. signed bT 3 lE-.e
BErrlsT e Grnis. taxing 3 siaDd firmly inr
I.rUhiidf5on. 4 good deHi q nHiiy End ha1
ft-einE has i.sfn eRgUnaeTad- Tbert So
dsss,f razf q RI - r.a fhr Be-r9
Tr3e. Tbf E-Eacbers IRE using EYER means
81 LHsiG the Delrorf fHcffheI- Atbeug5
ri6 rs.Tsoas.i collisions hEre occurred. fory
hugs tern iusGinelfi- and the i'giiee W.
urUaai3T have 1l fhey en- DE- - keep
itiu-s 7uift mt De-i Sturdy night,
sh,n fi,s rzc.leDets WI euimmais. az thf
eiesiiu all IL bsld MaDagg. The hgu ar-
rlen Boz meetings nisit'T and parade Liit
era SSter ahGuighf viii hands.
Tcus r0uss from -beii ; = snotBer strike
8 lsl ORR Cd tht extension % rhe ars.iaa
Cenrai rs1iruad 1evsua sbe3uy. Tbr-t u--
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ngrC ~ advance ~ 6f'err sruIs DIR.
Thsre We rTusa ~ Clupfs E.4 LS-asy
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some ear tnm thc fur0s u mrd a-f 70
sufironL Mnr-leae and -uiiiHrllir me
prominently uEmea o. fht DECISIONS. aud
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rsmpDrDI b bed.
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(HBC1G;l. Jun. "A cpTper i'pHt a.''fg
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Seavu D,.p S.-ullfng Kae,

Ply Anu.o-A ulsr1csu rsois "a the UisDstr'l
LUkpHE. Junr 3.--T1s sculiuc rare 1'-
tvp.u f.ro-re Bu5+ar. NJ England. am.
Christian nelson. W Australia vua rewr-
tt-daT ever fas THINE champions ~
course. aud wac won tv Rgn".r rr ~ H
.erl~A.. Tht rlu.rt was tur EllI .ids.
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GENEREL MARKETS


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TAG "a VIA Wlr.s sDl,rtly uDEI La but
neld ~ ~ -eNer6I dBvs tpf AIusflcEu pig
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Hruugrt snrbp 81 fz1ktzz - JOszr,isl o. Cs5s-
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WV YORK. June a. ChEilrs a.. Bu9 1r.-
-irb go. builder - Uud houses WHO was
sentenced % I9U Year, -mprl-Jum'U -ud
fined $3.50 for manslau.iitef. wac '.rf tll-
morning removed frgu tbe ! 1IDo-. v-her
b. had sseu confined and taken ny She
deputy sheriff. >iug sing -,ait prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-04

JTRE - F0F western leSf use cFDsB6 n
refF stns i'ne lev ssi-s sre - steady
pf1ces % s-eda.Ef dsus pdf Ere nOce-
rate PROSE- nFs he'd eissftly. -ales, 10
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lesJ PENNEY ysHiH ~ "a ee. e3t rhsss
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nttles EA~ars - Dor atl 90 Zoe iisicf tsn-
Bhtrs 81 tl.EnbEl 6u.--Jparsao.i Of Caas-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-04

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f-apse y TINS csfF tt,-dsr from f,sl0D zlal'
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fzilr.isr ~ aenlLbs zrssn Ebz csaes.s tlaDf =
szsae9 20 h. sa,sn 90.
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Butter Cauiut new 1.E2bc good. o.
lac. poYf 10 fGlr 40sI1r.
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sstsssl sF-t.as SER fslsaf lad fft1liizg -
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81 % week % a smouuf ~ q lnasi nOfhiD E.
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nave flsser fIna.- Tie gDots isyus Ar
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-04


WV TOKT jur- So pfisst Steady
10 les - Iaief UpHu1s . q. tslrEDs.
O. Or rDDsJ aGt.c net fsnfipis Z f5s
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D. 4aafI..t. frslE1s stssecy.
CHICAGO.
Cs1rsGo 5uus F-louf sfeGcy suc rrf1 i.
- eBpfsbif IcYhuct a. prices - acAt a.
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az -sE.is-o sn0uiasfs q ansts 81. SPORT
t.-4s
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PEANUT N17IE-S


Nv lbft - ~ HhAhttT
JTeF -fttruft ruis 81 etrtn2 fr ceS,
= ls3t 10 .H.fy Erfs . Iuho az demsDd-
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>oEFoIx rKANUT sAasUT

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TosAcCO ML7sETs
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re to,seno nprfsi wss any moderately
srtfrs today. wiz 20 special sklss ~ iDtef-
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~ LH7, June "a --t-1 lpat1u' ~
ta.I li.e-m 9u7AQVts usc rar-,aT, ti.--
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Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-01-08

SECRETARY LAMAR has a great
work to perform. lie is at the head
Of a department in which the corrup-
tionists of the late regime committed
some of their most audacious frauds.
Hear. for instance, what an honest
Republican journal, one of the most
dourishing and influential papers of
Colorado, the Leadville Herald, has to
say upon the subject:
Colorado to-day has a name for
fraud that stinks in the nostrils Of the
nation. There is no denying that for
the last three years of Republican rule
the public service Of Colorado, origi-
mating in the Interior Department
was a shivering mass of r~ottenness.
The danger to our party in admitting
this is not half so great as the danger
of covering it up. 1t was not the
masses of either party that brought
this shameful state OF things about.
1t was a few of the leaders of both.
The masses merely gave way and let
these shameless scoundrels work the
political machinery for their own
profit. But a new deal has been call
ed, and both parties must rise and
shake their nantes till the thieves
and corruptionists who have hidden
under them are exposed to public
scorn. =
This is the language and this is the
spirit of the true reformer. The Re.
publican party fell because it had but
few such guides and because it refused
to heed the few that it had. In no
department Of the government will
the benefit of a change be more signal
ly demonstrated than in the Depart
ment Of the Interior.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-01-08

HON. j. FLOYD KING, Of the Fifth
Congressional District of Louisiana,
was in the city yesterday and was
warmly welcomed by his numerous
friends. He Is known among US as a
warm friend of the Vicksburg harbor,
end could always be relied on to lend
his aid toward any plan for its i'm
provement. Mr.. King, as a member
of the committee on improvements of
the Mi ssissippi river, was untiring in
his energies at the last session to
secure aid for the improvement of
our great water way, and all his efforts
will be in the same direction at the
present session of Congress. Gen.
King went over into Louisiana yester-
day, looking after some matters in
which his constituents are interested,
and will pass through u city in a
few days, en- route to Washington.
We would suggest that the members
of our harbor co mmittee meet him on
his return.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-01-08

1.-THE future of the negro" says the
Post. Dispatch, continues a prolific
source of discussion in Northern pub
locations. 1t is curious to note the
conflicting prophesies elected respect
ing the future career of the colored
brother. Whatever may be the negro's
future, 1t is safe to affirm that he is
exactly situated for working out the
best destiny it is possible for his race
to attain. The Southern negroes are
living among white people who are
their best friends on earth; they enjoy
the climate that suits them best, and
they will be constantly and watchfully
helped in moral education and material
development. If there is not an aus
picious future awaiting the negro it is
because there are chronological difficult
ties in the way that cannot be over
come.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-01-08

DEMOCRATIC newspapers in New
York State are urging the Legislature
to pass a bill directing a census # the
people with a view to reapportion-
ment. Their argument-that Gov
Hills course in vetoing what they call
"an elaborate and costly collection Of
statistics" has been Endorsed by the
people in electing him and defeating
Gen. Carr, will not be apt to salve the
feelings of Republican Senators and
AssemblYmen.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-01-08
FROM JACKSON.

A Brilliant Wedding--Members of
the Legislature Arriving.
Special to the Commercial Herald.
JACKSON, Dec. 3L-Miss Jennie G.
Buck, of this city, and j.. 7. Cole, of
Jackson, Tenn, were married tonight
at St. Andrews Episcopal church, by
Rev. VIM. Short. The church was
beautifully decorated and filed to
overlooking with friends and well
wishers. The following is a list of at
PENDANTS: E. Bullock and Mary Buck,
VIM. II. Anderson and Amelia Buck,
DR.. r. L. Buck and Ida Mitchell, R.
d. Shields and Emma Burdette, j.
Green and Ida Terrell, Geo. Alley
and Halle Kausler. The presents
were numerous and costly. The bride
is one of our most popular and beauti-
full young ladies. while the groom is a
gentleman of excellent standing. AT
ter a grand reception at the BRIDE
mothers, the happy couple boarded
the midnight train for an extensive
tour through Florida.
Members of the legislature
are already beginning to ar
rive and establish themselves
in quarters. Among the number on
the ground are Col. James Gordon, of
PontotOc. and J.. L. Gwin, of Holmes.
BY Saturday there will be a large num-
Der present.
Mrs. L. A. Kidd, candidate for Stat g
librarian, is established in comfortable
quarters at the Edwards house, sur
rounded by a bevy of pretty young
ladies, who will assist in urging her
claims upon members.
The exposition compress has pressed
twenty thousand bales of cotton. This
nearly doubles same period last year,