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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-12
FORSYTH COUNTY TOPICS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE BY OUR
REPORTER.
What He Sees Hears and What Other
People Tell Him To Write About
of Local Interest.

What He Sees, Hears and What Other
People Tell Him to Write About
of Local Interest.
Dog days begin next Sunday.
Your attention is directed to the change
in the advertiseme nt of the Racket Store
this week.
The fare from Winston to Greensboro,
first class, has been reduced to 81 90 second
class, so cents
Lots ofstrangcrs in the city some at
tending the Normal School Some are wo-
men-pretty, too.
Mr. Rom. Tesh has resigned his posi-
ton as Iamp>lighter in,Salem, and is sue
ceeded by Lewis LpmIey.
-Messrs P H. IIanes & Co., of this city
shipped 1000 pounds of manufactured to.
bacco during the month Of June.
The proprietois of the Salem Hosiery
Mills have commenced the erection Of a
large brick factory on Elm Street, Salem.
Look ont for total eclipse ofthe moon
July 3D. near midnight.-A good excuse to
stay up with your best girl and hang out over
the gate.
Our town commissioners have ordered
a hook and ladder truck. 4 company will
be organized by the colored people to take
charge Of it.
Bro. F, Y, Of The Daiy, has purchased
power press FOR lis office This is enter
prise and we congratulate both the Daily
and its editor.
:. Houston. will na doubt swing next
Thursday, the 18th, as Gov. Scales says en-
phaticalIy that he will not grant any fur
ther clemency.
Oar young friend and assistant Post
master, Mr.. j. Il. Walker, now wears a
pleasant countena::ce over the fact that it is
y pound boy. His first.
Painters are identifying the exterior Of
the binding on corner of Main ami Third
Streets. which i; icing fitted up for The
Na,Aay;a National Hanl,-
a:s> saal ii,:tz, aged 81 YEAR, died
in salem .a-s :r5 10y night The deceased
received i ~.r:s.a %! f,arel sis in the after
noon anu Nas s;r"nn-aiotts thereafter.
=: he in.s:-l oi extending church street
has Ecen ( .,Sidered I,y car town commits
sionets, ana sa-v hayc appointed commit
tee to investigate the matter and report.
a festival was givea at the Colored
Knights of Labor Hall Monday night for
the benefit Of the "Gold Leaf" brass band.
About 1913 was the net amount realized We
are told.
We learn that the first division Of the
r. & s. +. Il. is about ready for bids from
contractors An oficial of the road has Sc
cured the right of way for the road through
the city.
Our tn"n commissioners have ordered
two additional electric lights for our streets
One will he piaceI at the crossing of 9TH
and Liberty, and one nj the junction of
Third and Cherry streets =.
The Dixie Cornet Band, of Kerners-
vile, will sire an open air concert next
Saturday evening, July 14th Ice cream,
1GHi66a de and other refreshments will be
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Tobacco Market,

Carefully CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE
PRoPRIEToRS OF THE FARMERS W AREHoUsE
IL WINSTON.
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LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE.
Some Facts of Interest ConcerninS til
Presbyterian Church, and Government.

Some Facts of Interest Concerning the
Presbyterian Church and Government.
On t., day at O'Clock 2. NJ. the Corner
Stone of the new Presbyterian Church in
Winston is to be laid, and on such an occa-
sion the publication of some facts and fig
ures concerning the church will be interest
ing The Presbyterian church in It's various
branches is the largest Protestant denomina-
ton in the world 1t numbers 1926, 1919
1t isa rep. esentative republican govern
ment. Its distinctive principle is its gov
eminent by bishops or elders. The Consti-
tuition of the Presbyterian church and the
Constitution fthe United States were form
ed after the same model. Chief Justice
Tilghman says "the trainers of the Constitu-
ton Of the United States were greatly in
debted to the standards of the Presbyterian
] church in Scotland in modelling that admi-
rable instrument The Presbyterian
| church has always been found on the side
of liberty, independence and education.
| Ranke says that "John Calvin was virtually
| the founder of America" Rufus Choate
| affirms that ''the republican constitution
was framed in the cabin Of the MdNRoleer."
| He attributes toGeneva the Battle of Bun her
| Hill and the independence of America. The
| PRESBYTERIAN church has beautiful grada-
| ton Of courts. the Session, Presbytery, Syn
cd and General Assembly, and thus the
| humblest member may, by appeal, receive
| the benefit of the wisdom, piety and learn
| ing of the whole church.
The Presbyterian church is essentially
| missionary in its spirit and raises more
| money now for missions than any other
| church without State support. The North
ern Presbyterian church alone will make ar
effort this year to collect 81 100000 for for
| eign missions "The Presbyterian church
believes in the plenary inspiration Of Thy
! Scriptures. and bases its octrinal statements
| alone upon the word of God Its system @
| doctrine is termed Calvinistic" and thu
system includes "the doctrine Of Gods die
crees. His foreordaining whatsoever comh
to pass, and choosing or electing some t
everlasting life" Eph. l. 4, 5, II. Go1'
| foreordination in no way conflicts with man
free agency and responsibility, set
| aside the use OF means. On the other ha nd
the Presbyterian church calls and encoura
ges the sinner to salvation on The grotlnt
of Gods sovereign agency, as does the Soup
| ture "Work out your own salvation witt
fear and trembling for it is God that w'5rk
eth in YOU, both to will and to do His 500
pleasure" Opponents often pervert' tn
doctrine of election and make it teach Lha
the elect will be saved no matter What the
may be, and others be LOST, no matter wha
they may do
"Presbyterians give prominence to til
doctrines of repentance, of iustifi cation ;
faith, of regeneration by the Holy S,plrl
and urge the duties of family religiot, Sab
bath observance Cody living and thris
tian activity" +. p. DAVIS,
Pres Minister Of Winston Church
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faith, of regeneration by the Holy 5piri
and urge the duties of family religior, Sal
bath observance, Cody living and thri
tian activity" f. p. DAVIS,
Pres, Minister Of Winston Churcl
The Battle of GuiIforCi Court Houie.
We tender our thanks to Hon. d. Schent


We tender our thanks to Hon. d. Schenck
for a copy of his address, delivered at the
celebration Of the battle of Guilford Court
House, an the battle grounds on the 9TH
day of May last.
We have read it carefully, AMI inieed
had the pleasure OF hearing Judge Schenck
deliver it, and it is an able, Convincing,
well as highly Interesting and. ms tructive,
exposition of the history Of the Revolutions
airy war; especially Of the part borne by
North and South Carolina. and fully vim IL
Gates the North Carolina millitip from the
charge of cowardice and flight al that battle
1t is nicely bound in pamphlet form, and is
on sale at Lanier's book store in the city,
at the small price of so cents, the proceeds
being devoted by the Battle Ground Associ-
alton, by whom it is published, TO liking up
the grounds and preserv ing marry marks OF
interest on the grounds.
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+ Court.

iarors have been
y |rior Court, which
elton, sr, W. w
, C. Wall, James AL
s !, s. F. Coe, Moses
.I, Wesley Gordon, J.
mas w. Terry, g. w.
w. I. Mcdaniel, w.
Martin, Joseph Red
Sw, Ereek) i. h.
wis, Esq. /;
9. S. Law
ohm Dod-
all, Z. A.
18th, p. II.
i. CarteN Hennis :
&c G. NJ eton. r
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: Foster Newkirk, the practical
- is now in the city, informs MS
leave Winston for Durham
| Parties in The city desiring
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Jurors FIR Stoke,
The following !
| drawn for the Sto'
A $500,

commences Augti
FIRST week S.
Leak, D. S. Watf
corn, w. B. bod
| Lawson, John NJ
NJ. Kiser, ST.,
Throer, NJ. d. Il
| FL. Tlllotson, q
| man, w. j. Md
| Stuart, III. NJ. N
| James A. Leak,
| son, III. w. CAD
son, William I
| Boze, r. A. Be-
Mabe, Esq p. !
Second Week
Amos, W. w. !
| Vaughn, H. G. !
| ID. n. Dalton, g
| Wall Esq J.
/ Cabel HaIrston,
| tin, Wm.II. Sla
Ivy w. Lasley.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
THE Pop.,. Le,tsr on .he italians.

10y Anglo-Amoflcan caOio 70 tue bHP@pShl
ROuE, December 12.-The Osseryatore
Romano publishes the Pope's letter 10 the
bishops In America with reference 20 the care
Of the Italian immigrants. This letter saws:
1.-THE Pope deIIores the fact that many
Italians, forced by poverty 70 emigiate, ind
themselves 10 a worse position than ever IN
America. Great danger attends their souls,
both during the voyage and on their arrival,
owing to the difficulty Of meeting priests
speaking Italian. Being much pre0ccupied
with these facts the Pope charged the Con-
CATION De Propaganda Eide to study the
two-iold question Of how 10 promote both
the religious and material welfare OF the emf
grants. and il has been decided TO dispatch
priests from Italy TO the localities Inhabited
bv Italian emierants"
The Pope declares that II will afford him
grest satisfaction II the American bishops
will facilitate the task OF these priests by re-
ferring to the propaganda in regard 10 any
changes required in their sacred duties. His
Holiness concludes with beDediction upon
thNf9k hops. clergy, and faithful In Americs.
The Rii0rma formally denies the statement
OF clerical Journals that the Government, has
instructed IT, agents abroad 10 endeaYor to
combat toe Catholic agitation In favor OF the
restoration OF the Pope's temporal power.
Cardinals LayIgerie and Sanielice will pre-
side At an anti-slayery meeting to be held al
Naples tomorrow.
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THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. DECEMBER 49, 1888

cerned. ysur COMMITTEES IL satisfied that there
Is no Dill before Congress that embodies more
popular interest aud urgency aud gives more
general satisfaction than the bill for The care
aud improvement Of our harbots and
water-waVs. While e may be true that
now and then IN Objectionable sppro'
pristlon creeps into such bills, upon
the whole the aelual proportion OF the
Objectionable Items IL really very small.
The value given the Improvement has no di-
rect relation 10 It's magnitude or cost. 1 ne
opening OF a comparatively smell stream or
chsnnel entrance may be Of as great impor-
lance 70 the community Interested IN and TO
be affected by n a. a vastly greater one 10
some other. With the opening OF water
navigation freights are reduced aud railroads
are forced to be reasonable 10 their charges:
trade Improves, production increases, ana
the community tbriYes. All because lew
thousand dollars we're expended 10 dredging
away bar al the mouth OF stream or
removing distractions which rendered It's
navigation dangerous or costly. The people
Of such a nelgbborhood can never be con-
Tiuced that the money was unwisely or un-
rlghieously appropriated, nor viii they oo-
Jet 10 similar expenditures elsewhere. 20
also OF cases where a stream furnishes The
sole means OF TRANSFORMATION TO region
otherwise inaccessible. II Il not necessary
10 order 10 establish the right OF Congress 70
make an appropriation that commerce to he
benefited should be actually existent 10 Is
sufficient 10 It's development can be reasonably
anticipated from known and recorded facts,
otherwise some OF the most valuable water
ways would await development forever.
Glasgow would be a fishing village had not
the Clyde been dredged.
The foreign commerce Of the Mississippi
Valley depends upon the opening OF the
mouth Of the river and keeping II open.
Nor does q custom.house rating establish the
character OF an improvement Domestic
commerce outweighs many times the foreign
trade and does not need 10 pay custom dues
% Prove ITS Yalue or national Character.
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DEATH

COsBY-Diod, g. the Retreat for ne SICK. on
December 18Th, at4 o'clock A. NJ. HENRIETTA
j., beloved wife Of James z. Cosby, Ia the nfsy-
thiri year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place At shady-0roye
church. Hanover county. on DECEMBER 18Th
a. lO.5O A. N. Friends and aoQuaintaoces To-
yitol 70 attend witb0l further notice.
Norfolk AoJ hampton papsrs please copy.
COOPER-Disd, Yesterday a. ZIP NJ, At his
residence, 2sI5 east Franklin street, ALBEIT
COOPER; sgsd ninetsen years.
Farewell. dear ALL8K, thou basi left US
We thy loss nOstdoeply feel;
But Ills God that has bereft as
He can all our sorr0ws heal
The funeral will take place TO-DAY Thurs
dan atg r. n. from bis late residouco. Friends
and acquaintances are invited 70 attend.
LYON.-Disd, on The 18th instant THADDEUs
X Lyon. in tho seventy third year q his age.
Funeral will tAkS place TODAY (lhursfRyl M
4 o'clock r. T. from the Hebrew cemetery. tia
friends and those Of bis family are Invited 10 a..
tend.
wALLACE--Disd. on The morning OF the ieth
Instant after . painful illness, which DO bore
with Christlaa resignation aud blissfui innlor-
talisy. Ne. JOHN WALLACE, In the nfty-ninth
year Of bic age.
A good man Is gone, leaving . devoted wife,
aged mother, = brother, aud sister 70 mourn
their i0ss
his funeral viii take place ffom the Thlrd-
Street African Methodist kpiscoDel church FRI
DAY EVENING 81 sSO o'clock. Ills fslsads a.
politely requested " attsad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

NEW YORK, December l2--Tho stock market
was active by spells 70 day and was strong al
most all the way out. and In some instances
. marked advance occurred. The news OF tho
day vas almost entirely OF . favorable nature,
and the bears covered freely. The decision OF
tho Interstate Commission stout selling tickets
70 scalpcrs was locSed upon as big ouIlcarti,
and The buying Of the grangers vas noticeable,
making them stronger than FOR some time past
Foreigners also showed disposition 70 purchase.
1here was sn Impression that dividends upon
the Gould stocks would b ~ before, and reports
which apparently enanatod from Official sources
we're put out 20 that effect. aud later oifciai ac-
ton accelerated the advance which begun 10 the
early morning The coal STOCKS we're a great
feature VI the day, all OF them being mors
active. Tho hosvy earnings Of the lesiing roads
made tho besrs somewhat nervous. aud they
covered freely. The market closed quies but
strong generally sc about the best prices. The
active list IA almost invariably higher, and Della
ware and Hudson rose. Lake Erie and western
preferred, ~; Atchtson. lscssWanna, and JeT-
SOY Central. ! 4 each Louisville and Nashville,
!, snd the others fractional amounts. The sales
aggregated 9fi 0l0 shsrUs
Epening.-ExchsDge dun sud steady at fsia
49,. Money easy ~ saeH per cent sub
Treasury bal Ances-GOld. fi53.3 GOO currency,
SIS. 's9gO0 Governments dun and heavy; 4 per
cents - 4; ~ coupons, loA state bonds dun
AMI steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
TIE PnrneII Cem,nisr,nn.

ny Anglo-Amefican cable % the Dipatchl
LONDON, December l2.-Ata meeting 81
the Parnell Commission to-day Attorney
General WEBSTER, for the Times, announced
that he would now proceed with the cXami'
nation OF a number Of landlords from
County Wexford in order 10 show the con
dition OF that county.
Sir Charles Russell, FOR the Psmellites.
protested. He SAID that the Attorney Gene
raj had not included Wexford 10 his oDenin..
address. II the other side were going OH
over Ireland, the area OF inquiry would be-
increased TO an alarming extent.
The Auomey-GeneRl responded that he
was bound to prove that league terrorism
prevailed in almost every county.
Presidng-Justice liannen said that he
could only view the future with alarm. Toe
%, bad been engaged for many days, but
haa not yet arrived st the end OF any one
branch OF The inquiry. Only two branches
had been entered upon. and several branches
Of Equal Importance remained untouched.
lie must again make an earnest appeal 10
counsel 10 DO their utmost 10 compress the
inquiry, and 10 avoid wasting the years OF
Ike u those engaged IN the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
Happy over the Panama Canal
AltuRtIon.

[Py Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, December l2.-An0ther scene OF
excitement was enacted at the Offices OF the
Panama Canal Company to-day. Tue crush
was even greater than that OF Yesterday. At
O'Clock q hush fell over the throns snd
de Lesseps appeared. Mourting table he
said: My friends, the subscription Is
safe. Our adVerssries are coniounded. We
do not need the help Of the Gnanciers. lou
have saved Yourselves by your own eXer.
tions. The canal Is made"
Here de Lesseps was so overcome that he
vept. Amid the cheering, weepng. and nv
tual congratulations all presest shook hands
with lie Lesseps.
when the excitement had partially abated
The news went round that 40, 600 bonds had
been subscribed for in Paris and The same
number IN the provinces. Marsellles alone
took 81. 900 bonds. An official Of the COM
psny replaced dc Lesseps and announced
thst the subscription lisls would be kept
open until Saturday noon. IL Is reported
tnat numbers Immediately renewed their
subscriptions. the receiving clerks being
completely OyertaXed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

and New Orleans Telephone Company, were
burned IN this city TO-DAY under direction OF
Frank q. knight, OF the American Bell Teie-
phone Company Of Boston. These insiru'
ments were sdiudged BY the Uuiicd states
Court 10 infringe on the patents Of the Bel
Company. aud as they could not be utilized
they we're destroyed. TITS Is the outcome
OF the legal contest between the Bell TeIe-
phone Company aud the aboye.named con-
plny, defendant, which suit occupied the
attention OF the Uaited states Court in this
city for several weeks. In deciding the case
the Court directed that all the telephones
belonging to the defendant be delivered 70
the Bell Company. This order was obeyed
and the instruments were finally disposed Of
as stated above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
An OPFRA.HOUsE AFIRE
yRnDrcrIN HAYES MURDER CASE.
r. II. Raves ana Two other Accom-
pIsces to the Terrible Deeds.

fRy telegraph % the Dispatchl
BlrMNGHIN. Ala. December 12.-The
Jury 10 the HAYES murder ease concluded
their investigation to-day. and = verdict was
rendered that both the woman and the glri
Nav Hawos came 10 their death at the hands
OF Il. X. Halves, and that Fannie Bryant and
Albert Patterson we're accomplices.
Two more warrants charging sheriff Smith
with murder were sworn out to-day, aud he
Is again prisoner IN Jail.
The verdict " the corouer's jury In the
HAYES case was anticipated and caused no
tx uement. a. the military are stil on guard.
The disposition IN regard 10 naWo, il 10 let
the law take ga course The principsl in-
dirnation l. directed against Sheriff smith,
and II Is probable that warrants will be
sworn ont FOR murder AGAINST him for every
victim Of Saturday nights shooting. Ia the
coroner's Investigation OF the riot, which
viii commence tomorrow. all are Invited 10
testify. and I'm this tribunal the people say
they will he heard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
aAEXErs sY rELEsRAYn
NRR YORK

NEW YoEx. DocsmDer i2.-Cotson quiet and
steady; Gales today, 364 bales; upiands. etc. (;
Orleans, I0kc. Ths difference between upisnds
and gulf quotations witsned 10 &c. for all
grades. Net consolidated recsipts, &,B7
bales; sxpors--to Great Britain, alas
bales: 20 France, AHA bslss; 70 tho Con-
tnenL 2,0o3 bales, stock. 4y,s5b bales South
ern nour dull and weak. Whsst-Spot market
very quiet and strong aud Hekc. higher; NO.
rcd, ST. 05l asi.0o Ia elevator. sptlons quiet and
saic. higher and strong; No. red. Docem ber,
gl.O6al.0k. January, tiO5zsiD1k; Nay.
Sl.u 5-iszsl.i2 Lice. Corn-spot fairly active
and q tribe weaker; No. 4 s6azehc- IA elevator :
options dull: Decembsr Nc. lower. others
sioady: December, 164s4tAc.. January, ga
4sAc; May. 46ai9Ae.- Oats spot lees active ssd
kaJ<e. lover and weak; options dali and "a sdy;
December, Slc.; Jaauk<y. 3i&znhc.: kay.
S3<a9l5lc.; No 3 spot. 30,. a3isc.. mixed vsss-
ern, Os3ehc. Hops dull sad weak. Co<ise-op-
tlons highsr: December. SIS lbsSiA2,; January,
elaa5sSlA.40; Nay. SiAa5Asl17os spot Rio unset
lied; fair cafgoss Ike. eugsr-kaw barely
steady: fair reclining. 5Ac-. GEO tytfagAl. IAtsst,
6ata6s.c: YeEned strong and IN fair deDass&.
&ols4sss-foroign aud nominal: New Orleans
fairly active: epsn kettle. prime - fancy. toc.
klre nrm aud Ia good csmsns; demsss1c. 4Aa
$40. Petroleum quiet sad steady. rcfnsa. here.
fkc. Costnn-ssod oil frm: crude. tsc. yellow
ssaS5<. hosin euiss; eonmaa 70 eo1-t strained
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rErERsnrRa PgANrT MARKET

lfeporlel Tor Nlo blipaf4.l
DECEMBER l2-The market continues steady.
with moIorsto recsiuts. aud fair sales on ne
basis Of $40. for prime, Sc. Tor extra prime, &C.
for fancy, aud 60c. per bushol Tor spanish hnt,.
NORFOLK PEANUT NAHKEE
IReportei for no Dispatch
DECEMBER l2-karket siosiy. Good sales on
the basis u SEC. reported. New prime, SIC ;
extra prime, &c; fancy. &C.; common, fajc.,
shelled, 2ka3c. factory hani-pckod, fa5kc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
The vast Africa PoiIoy Condemned.

LoND0N. December l2.-J0hn Morley IN
speech &C. ClorkouWell tuis eyenng condemn
ed the Governments policy in East Africa.
In regard 70 Sutkm be said I'll We are
not careful we sh..l have on our hands an
other abomin. Ji-, JiojteSs, and purpose
less sOudlnese VAR. We are drifting INTO a
policy that is cruel 10 the Arabs, useless 90
Egypt, and disgTaccial 10 England
The speaker characterized as blazing iu-
discretion Lord Ssiisbury's reference 20
Ssoroji as a "bis'k man. lie eulogized
Jo1u Bright, and said th9t although th4t
gentleman differed with the Liberals on the
Irish question they would always remember
hi. great service in the past with yeneratlon
and gratitude.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
Cnr,inr RatIroaa Rates.
[by teleFrapn o no pispaleh.l

CHICAGO, December 12.-The Western
aud Northwestern passenger rates are not 10
be restored Immediately A meeting was
held st Chairman Abbott's Office to-day TO
consider proposition 10 advance the rates
within ten days, Elyisg immediate notice 70
that effect, but there were one or TIVE dis
Senters. aud without unanimous agreement
no action could be taken. The matter was
therefore left 70 the consideration OF the
managers meeting, which has been called
for December 18th. Meantime the roads
running out Of 81. Paul 10 Chicago and
southwestern points are openly cutting
rates-another cut being announced to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
suppresslou OF tho slave TRADE.

by Ang,o-Amsrlcan cable 10 tho Dispann.l
Berlin, December l2.-rhe Nations.
Zetung says Count Herbert Bismarck called
the attention Of the Foreign Committee ri
the Beichsfgg yesterday to the fact that
France has not shown the same irankpe--
and good will az the other Powers appealed
20 IN assisting IN the suppression d the slave
trade on tine east coast OF Africa. The
Government paper says It expects The Reich
stag % give decided support 10 the mea-
sires Tor the repression Of the rising there
and the protection o. German Interests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
Soldiers Drowned.

WATERrOwN, n. Y. December y. Ser
gsaLt Darlington and Priyates Fred Petit
aud Benjamin Wilson, all OF Company A,
Eleventh iniaatry, now located ~ Madison
barracks, Sacketts HSrbor, were drowned In
Lake Ontario OF Catfish Point near the bar
Dor Yesterday afternoon. ProVost-SergeAnt
Setwrigbt WAS the only other person IN the
party, and be was saved after seeing his
comrades sink one by one into a wstery
grave. The soldiers were net-fshiug and
the boat was capsized IN an attempt 10 raise
ho ar