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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-07
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-07
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURE.

To THE EDITOR-Please inform your
readers that | have positive remedy for
the above named disease. BY ITS timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured. shall be glad
to send two bottles ofmy remedy FREE
to any of your readers who have con-
sumption if they will send me their ex>
press and postotficc address.
Respectfully,
I. A. SLOCUM, NJ. c., Isl Pearl St.,
New York.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-07

THEREV. GEO. II. TPAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says; Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S CON
SUMPTION CURE"
For Sale BY f, I. Whitehead 4 Co,
Scotland Neck. \. {.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-07

ISCON>UNPIlUA INCUNABLE:
Reading the following: Mr.. q, II. No -
rie. Ncvala, Is, Ark, Says. " a. down
with Al>ce>s oil Lungs, ami friends and
physicians pronounced me au lncurable
ConSumptive. Began taking Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now en- my third bottle, and able to over
see the work on my farm. 1t is the fin
cSr medicine ever made.
jesse MldG.ewart, Decatur, DINO says.
''lIad 1t not been ioy Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption | would la; t
died Of Lung Troubles. v as given ~
by doctors. Ana NOW III hest d. @c@lth. "
Try II. Sample bottle, :.e at l.. I.
Whitehead q Co.'s Druo Store,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-07

Rale1gh voted for whiskcy last Monday
by I IL majority.
The evening world., 1888-07-26

II was the intention Of the defendpnt, when
he refused TO place his fare in ,.e box, TO
make II case to test the reasonableness Of this
regula ion.
II think that the charge of q judge Of an
appellate court which decided that this regu.
lation IS a re sonable on, is good law until
reversed and a refusal TO oley. such o ,egn-
alton is AN act tending To produce n breach
of the peace. fine the defendant 81"
To the reporter Of The EVENING WORLD
Major Downs said: 81 propose to carry this
ca o to the end, until n decision of the high
est court is rendered as to the reasonableuess
of this evidently unreasonable regulation re-
curing every man to act AZ n conductor"
James Council, the carpenter who was ar
r sted ior not depositing his fare on the same
day with Major Downs, was tried after the
disposition of the latter's case.
Mr.. Cornett testified that he desired to put
his fare in The box, but was unable to get to
it by reason of q lot of bundle in the door
way and reop o standing in the aisle.
Three employees of the railway company
said, however, that he persisten,ly refused TO
pay his fare or allow others, who offered to do
the service, put it in the box for him. He
was Also fined 81.
The evening world., 1888-07-26

Gore is playing in something like his old-t'me
form.
Casey and Holman, WEIGH and Ewing as bat
Kee'e, to the disappearing Bean-eaters: Ere
venge ID sweet"
1t was sweet to hear the maidens murmur,
I" Second place"
WIN Bualnton came to town with the skin worn
of mis- g drop I" nnger.
Boston's record on the trip Is Four games won.
one drawn And sixteen lost.
Di the Qoakersth,nk the playing Of the Giants
smacked OF the festive bowlf
Kelly says the Boston, are not doing batting
enough to beat me CUBAN Giants.
How long can Ewing hold out7 and when win 1t
do to try u lhird pitcher IN the points,
Should Chicago and New YORK both win to-day
the latter will he De roit Tor nrst pace.
Every now ami then during a game Nike Kelly
acts as though he was "p an.in' der boards In n
theatre.
The Phiuies are desperate. They win play great
ball In New 70 k.-EIohan0e. The same thing
app lie to B )ston.
o'Rour. Ne and X char son are riRhteously angry
at the newspaper when charges them with spree
ing N QuaAerd m.
Gen. Beut Harrison probably "hoodooed "
Anson at Indianapolis yesterday because the chi
cago CAPITA u Is u Democrat
Jack Drohan iu the B 'ston Globe says .'For
New York Ewing um ired q satisfactory game,
greatly assisting AR. Dant Is"
LaroQue, whose rel as from Lynn, 1. ia said, has
been purchased by DgtrolI for $500, viii have 10 40
some Pretty tall playing u please the Wolverines.
New York s In sec0nd pace, and first place IL
only a question OF a few ddys.-Phi Gdeiphid
TtiHrS. ii rry DlddleUouk 10 q prophet, but he
must not SANDER our James.
Manager Mutrie didnt have hands enough to
''shake" with al he close OF y AsteI days gam.
Neitner he nor Pres dsnt Day viii be Satisfied with
anything that lint nunoer one.
GOthamites at last seem satisfied with a third
basemar. Little Arthur Whitney can't stroke ms
musiache without gaining apDlaus,. his work
SHOWS he appreciates the encoursg ment.
When a piece OF paper. let fall from The tple-
RrapneTs box yesterday, tOla EwinI that CnicaRo
had lot Buck never moved u muscle, nut the
Wheel ever the Philadelp hia Club starts on q rip
the Quaker city papers nave something 10 say
about The crippled condition o the team. II Is un-
deTstooh to-iay that Bufinton's shoes are iull OF
feet, Andrews was ma rled last night, FoRarty Is
Obliged TO wear caps on his knees, Ce nents nos
but two naids and other members OF the nine are
unit Tor play.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
AT DEMOCRATIC EALQUARTERS.
Preparations for "A Lively Campaign VIII
Soon he Complete.

soon he Complete.
The Campaign Committee Of the Demo-
cratic State Committee will be in fine work
ing order in a few days. The headquarters
of the committee will be at the Hoffman
House.
The billiard room and brokers' Office to the
right of the Broadway entranc' have been
fitted up in good style and were informally
opened to-day.
MI. Charles F. Defreest, Clerk of the Com
mittee. said Several members of the Sub
Executive are absent from the city, but
n majority of the Campaign
will get together today or tomorrow to ar
range the preliminaries Tor beginning an
active canvass in every portion I, 4 the Sta ..
THE Nation Il and State committees are in
perfect accord and there will be no clashing
between the H."
Ex-Mayor Edward Murphy, of Troy, Chair
man OF the Sta 9 Committee, is expected to
take an active interest IN campaign work, n-
though he is only an ex-ofhclo member OF
the Campaign Committee
The Democratic Nat onal Committee head
quarters, AZ 10 West Twenty.nlnth street, are
beg nning to nut on n regular campaign ap-
wrapping up and mailing tariff reform litera-
ture.
The Presidents message and Mr.. Mills's
speech are being sent out by tens of thou
sands.
I'ammany Hall has ordered 1000, 900 copies
of the speech Mr.. Mills delivered at the
Academy of Music on July A.
The Wiqwam hRs also ordered 100, 900
Cleveland and Thurman buttons. The de-
secret until the braves blossom out with
them.
The evening world., 1888-07-26

About Twenty Members of Company ID
Found Them on the Famous BatIIe- Field
They Broke Open II Grave to Ger Them
From a Piece OF Blue Cloth Found In
the Grave They Think 1t IL a Skeleton
Of n Union soldier.
Apparently there's trouble ahead for the
Seventy first Regiment. The bones of a
soldier have been removed from their rest
ing-place in the battle-ground at Bull Run
by members of this regiment, and what the
consequences will be no one knows Just now.
The regiment went to Bull Run last Friday
night to cele brate the ,wenty-seventh anniver-
sary of that famous battle. The members
reached Fredericksburg on Satul day and Bull
Run on Sunday. They were handsomely enter
tanned by their hosts and enjoyed themselves
immensely.
They roamed over the battlefield and dis
cussed the pos tons and engagements of
their regiment on that memorable
occasion, and compared notes with
their Confederate hosts until Sunday night
when they started home. stopping at Wash
ington on the way. They arrived IN New
York Tuesday morning.
The boys searched over the battlefield for
souvenirs, and finding a skeleton of a soldier,
several though a few OF is bones would be
more desirab Q as reminders of. that occasion
than battered bullets and rusty sabres, SO
they brought them home.
Surgeon L. T. L. Marsh told an EVENING
WORLD reporter about it this morning:
About eighteen or twenty members of
Company b we're walking over the battle
field in search of souvenirs.
They came to a little gully about six feet
deep which had been washed out by water.
On the side of this gully was a little mound
which attracted the attention of one of the
company.
1T looked like a gray e and when one of the
boys stirred up Its surface q skeleton was re-
THE men were Interested at once, and
with sticks and knives they opened the
grave as best they could.
The soil is G ay ard pretty hard, so the men
soon gave up trying to take the skeleton out
whole. They discovered IA Piece of blue cloth
and q button. which proved that the dead
man was a I'm on soldier.
The men told about their discovery when
they joined the rest of the regiment and it
was talked over freely: Some thought the
poor soldier was one of those Of our regi-
Private M. @. O'Brien. a physician. was
one of the party that unearthed the skeleton.
but l do not know any others. | am certain
tina the whole skeleton was not taken, but l
should not wonder If some Of the long bones
those of the arm and thigh-were carried
away. " :.
~ suppose if 1 had been there I would
have taken a bone, too.
dld not see any or the DoneS, Dut L
heard the boys talk about them"
Sergt. Bonestiel. Of Company X, who is at
present on duty at the armory, corner Forty
fifth street aud Broadway, pro.essed to know
nothing about the matter.
When he was told about it he laughed and
thought 1t was a grand joke If the boys Sc
cured some bones for trophies.
1t was rumored that Gov. Lee. of Vir-
ginia, had communicated with Gov. Hill on
the subject. but an EVENING World reporter
was unable to zee either Gov. Hill or his Sec
rotary at Albany this morning.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
ON THE DIAMOND FIELD.

Games Scheduled for To-Day.
LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at New York.
washington at boston.
In annapolis a. PlttsburR.
Detroit at Chicago.
ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City Of Bro iklyn.
Cincinnati va. Atnle les at Philadelphia
81. Louis at Baltimore.
Louisville ut Cleveland.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Newark at Allentown.
Jersey City ut Easton.
b nRIamton at Wilkesbarre.
Elmira at scranton.
The evening world., 1888-07-26

Edward. allrs clip" kel Y, q well-known
char cter 10 tue police, was arrested at an early
hour this morning Tor breaking into the apart
mrnts of william O'Conneli, a saIoon-keeper, ss7
East Fifiy-nInth : rect.
o., unnel wa, swokened by his movements and
sprahR from tue Ord. Kelly retreated, but was
q ughl by the sal On-keeper.
ON TIE way 10 The sthIiUn-nouse Kelly attempted
TO escape twice, but the policeman proved the Det-
ter man.
Kelly is supposed to be one Of the three burglars
wrO Toke into The store OF Max stern, on East
= XIV fourth etr, ct, about a month Fgo, anu, by
hold nR a pistol II The proprletor's head, vot away
wilh a golJ watch aud a large sum OF money.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
DIED OF A BLEEDING GUM.
Coroner Eidmnn Called to Investigate n
Curious Death.

Coroner Eidmnn Called to Investigate y
Curious Death.
Coroner Eidman was called this morning
to take action upon the death Of Thomas
DUNCAN, of 1888 East Sixty-fourth street. who
died IN the Presbyterian Hospital from hem
orrhage from the cavity Of a tooth which he
ha had extracted.
Bio d began to flow very pro'usely as soon
as the tooth was drawn, and efforts to arrest
the hemorrhage were unsuccessful.
A ter many vain attempts to Stop the flow,
the mar was taken IN an ambulance to the
Presbyterian Hospital, where he died soon
after udmi lance.
The name of the dentist who operated on
the man was not communicated to the Coro-
ner, but in his inves. igation he will taxi
pains to discover this iact and determine
whether or not the mans death was due to
bungllng work or negligence.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
LAIRD ARE TED AGAIN.

The Progress Of the Navy-Yard Secret In
vestiEntion mt Brooklyn.
The investigat on Of the Navy Yard frauds
In Brooklyn is being conducted behind
closed doors, guarded by sentries with fixed
bayonets.
It nas leaked out. however, that the inves-
tigators have fixed upon Daniel Laird, the
ex-Superin endent of Supplies, the sole re-
sponsibility for the removal nj different
times from the yard of forty Tags of grain
and coffee.
The arrest of Laird for conspiracy and his
release on bail were facts already snown.
This morning Laird was rearrested on q
new war ant and brought down to the Uni.ed
States Court.
1t as said at the United States Marshal's
Office THAI Thomas SHEA would also be re-
exam. ned.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
FOR THE FREE LECTURES.
The School Commissioner Ask an Appro-
p~riation of $4,000.

At the meeting of the Board Of Estimate
and Apportionment this afternoon in the
Mayors Office, School COMMISSIONS Miles
NJ. O'Brien, for the Board of Education,
asked Tor an appropriation of $780, 900 to carry
out the rrovisions Of The EVENING WoRLp's
State Legi latu'e.
Mayor Hewitt ordered the application
entered upon the minutes and said the mat
ter would be referred to the Corporation
Counsel to fully determine the power Of the
Board.
The evening world., 1888-07-26

IsPECIAL TO 1HE ENENIN6 WORLD.l
TRENTON, n. j., July 20. -,hief-JUs'ic ice Bea.ly
yesterday granted a writ OF certiorsrl In the cases
OF the saloon-keepCrs who were day before yester-
day sentenced to SIX II ontns' imprisonment for an
al eyed VITO alton OF The Excise law. The writ
l,beI ates Inc prlsone!s un Ter bal Inc excite
ment over the ana r has not subsided yet. II Is
bel eyed thai the supreme Court wi set side the
veruicr OF the Ppllce Justice and ar CT I e pas, 90
of q new oruiranCe covering exc o. viola Ions.
The sentencing OF The Wholesale dealer, Hankiu-
son, was condemned Oh ali sides.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
The FIRST BLOW.
Secretary Mclean Held on the
Charge Of Manslaughter.
4" The Evening World Scores a
Point Against the Bobtail.

The Evils of the Conductorless system of
street-Cars Very Clearly shown Up nj
jefferson Market - The Major IL Re-
pulsed, but VIII Carry the Fish, Up.
Secretary Mclean. of the Twenty-third
Street Railway Company, was this afternoon
committed by Coroner MESSENGER, on motion
of Assistant District. Attorney Macedonia, upon
the charge of granddaughter in the second de-
gree.
1t was held that in giving a dangerous car
to q careless driver he was equally culpable
with Duffy. the driver, in causing the death
of Mrs. Soph.a Levy.
Mclean was admitted to bail in the sum Of
$4,000.
Mclean was subsequently committed for
contempt in refusing to produce the compa-
ny's book Of accidents.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
nnn,i @ We un The Shin.

You have been told that consumption IL inCurable;
that y hen the lunLs are attacked bE hi, ierrIple
malay the sun rer is p S. all help AMI the end Is a
mere que Iin OF lnme. luu nave noted with
alarm the unmistHkdble symptoms Of the disease;
YOU have tIlId a manner ~ sp-Caile cures M
vain, and you are now DIES onuent dud prrpar NJ
for he worst. But d MT i've uu he n VII le
Or. PIEKCR's GoLpES MEDICAL DISCOVERY TrmA rs
untTied. II Is not a curc-dl, nor will II perform
niTacl \, but II mas culeI Thousands OF cases OF
consumption IN It's earlier 81 x = where all other
means mad failed. Try II aud OBTAIN a new lease
OF lie. -
The evening world., 1888-07-26
FRANCE Is ALARMED.
A Rnmor Tint the Troops on tho Eastern
Frontier Are TO BE Reinforced.

ESPECIAL CABLE To PREss NEWS AssooArIoN.I
PARIS, July 20. -Iumors were current
yesterday that the troops on the Eastern
frontier were TO be- reinforced.
They caused some trepidation on the
Bourse and there was o general depression in
prices.
The reports grew out of the fact that n
number of generals have gone TO make O tour
of the front,er.
The evening world., 1888-07-26

PITTBURG, July 20, Local members OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive En. inears dscredt
re oTIs Of a movement TO depOse Cn.ef Arthur and
Grand Master Sargent.
They are lhOrUuL My satisfied with the course
pursued by the officials In the Burlington s'rIke.
and tn,ir conserv tive action has bTough forth the
highest encomlums.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
The Rig jog gins Timber RAFT.

OTTAWA, on, July &c Vessel owners are try
ing TO induce the Government TO prevent the de-
parture of the big JoRgins timber raft for New
York, on the plea that II will be dangerous 10 navI-
CATION. Owntrs OF small Graf = CAIN that II this
venture proves a success their business will be
The evening world., 1888-07-26

TTFECTAL W WUKLU'T
BLUE Hill, Me-, July 20. Miss +. II. Ober, who
Is well known IN connection with the formation
an early management OF the Boston del opera
tive place, 10 V,rgl b. Kline, of Cleveland, U. Mr..
Kline In 4 lawyer.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
still Watching tho EniIed Queen.

ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE PRESS NEws AssoCIATIoN.l
LONDON, July 26.-The movements of
Queen Natalie are carefully watched. Her
pre- ence AT any point becomes, or is repre-
sented 10 become, a centre Of political in.
trigue.
1t is announced now that the Queen is CO.
ing to Odessa in September to visit the tomb
of her father.
Several influential members of the Russian
Court are seeking to bring about an inter-
view between the Gar and the Queen.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
The Dav I'm Wall Street.

The most important It, ms OF news IN Wall street
to-day were, first, the announcement that
Judge Brewer had granted a prelim-
mary injunct on against the Iowa Ra J.
way Commissioners, an second. the declaration of
a dividend OF 8 Der cent. by inc Louisville 4 Nash
vile Railroad Co. Bnin served to increase the
bullish feeling on stocks ana higher prices were
rnached-
The evening world., 1888-07-26

James E. Quinn, Master Workman of District
Assembly 20, was served with a notice OF lnjunc-
tioo ihi' afternoon TO appear before Judge Van
Brun', 10 s ipreme Cour, Chambers on Saturday
morn. ng Al II O'Clock.
The evening world., 1888-07-26

Joseph +. suckney's steam yaoat suSquehanpa
left Stapleton, $. l.. this morning for A ANS pier,
jersey city.
President and Mrs. Clevelan are expected to
aiIive At and board The yacht for u four Jays
cruise - tur guests OF MIR. Stirkney.
Tue yacht was covered with Uunting from stem
To Stern.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
The VoiunteeT rr'vrs First.

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, July 2L-The yacht
Volunteer arrived here at O'Clock this morning,
having left . rs Head yesterday.
The New York club will pro ably accent the in
viiation OF the Il stern Y,cnt Clue and come 10
Mai bIebead. The remainder Of The neet Is ex-
pected tomorrow.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
warner Miller Talk. ia vermonrer..

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
BURLINGTON, W., July %. Ex-senator Warner
Miller, OF New York, talked 10 an enrhu-
y astic assemblaRe Of Republicans to-day on the
taTn. Eilht thousand reople we're In the big pro-
cession. There are 81, 900 visitors in town.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
Mr.. CLEVELAND EN- ROUTE TO NEW YORK.
Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Folsom and Col.
Lamont Are with the President.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woR

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD
WASHINGTON, july 20. President Cleveland, &C
companicd by Mrs Cleveland, Mrs. FOLSOM and
Col. L,mont, | # here at II O'Clock this morning
for New YORK,
The evening world., 1888-07-26
Brighton Beach Entries.

IsPTcIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.I
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK, July 20. The
follow nR are the entries for Brighton Beach races
Friday, July 81:
First Race. Purse $3.50. for beateR horses; FIVE
eighths Of u mile.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
RACING AT SARATOGA.
Princess Bowling the Winner OF the Flash
Stakes.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
SARATOGA RACE TRACK. July 20. The weather
ia charmingly cool. a refresh ng breeze from the
mountains tempering the SUMS fervid rays
The track Is IN 1ne condition and the crowd 10
large and brilliant, the meeting Of Kingston and
Terra Gotta in the California Stakes being the great
magnet.
The evening world., 1888-07-26

Emperor william Arrives mt Stockholm.
rsrEcIA CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssooIATroN.i
STOCKHOLM, July 26.-Emperor William
landed here at noon with the King and
Crown Prince Of Sweden. and was received
by the populnce wi. h great enthusiasm.
The evening world., 1888-07-26

Millionaire Henderson Plew Out the Gas.
ESPECIAL To THE EvLNISo woRLD.l.
CHICAGO, July 20. -Rober; Henderson, the Silver
CITY idaho millionaire, blew out the gas IN his
room at the ogden House la4t night lie IL un-
conscious and viii probably de-.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
The search Revealed Dynamite.
srTCIAL 10 TIE EYERIN0

CHICAGO, July %. The police searched sevic's
shop ami found a quantity OF hair pound sucEs
Oiled with dynamite.
The evening world., 1888-07-26

Flash Stakes, for two-year-olds, at 500 each,
500 added, the second to receive 1900 out OF the
stakes. winners Of more than one stake Of the
ners Of q stake allowed 4 10. maidens allowed
The evening world., 1888-07-26

vacation sale Of Dating ClOthiuG,
reoss, tei;a, hose, caps, SHIRTS, Llazols, TO-. 20 per
NoNs' IRON marked prices. sPALpISG'S, IA BwAy, -
The evening world., 1888-07-26
FAREWELL, DEAR FRIEND"
COL. ING RS0LL'S PkNEGYRlC OVER
C0URTLANDT PALMER.

" The world His Country +; To DO Good His
Reiia on I; He Lived for His Fcilow-Man"
A Great ThrnnE Listen TO the T. oaurnt
Frecthinkcr's Encon,iums on His Dead
Friend.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500, OF which $50 and the entrance money
Sis earh) to the seconn, Tor tnree-year. nlds and

Betting -Eyen Badge. 8 TO l Lelex, 4 TO rs
trena, 8 TO ] King t'rab and james A. H.. 12 to /
Dynamic, 10 to l Little MINNIE, Stockton and Ball
ct N, 30 to / the 9TH rs.
~toos-Badge, SIS; Estrella. 500; Lelex, s.; King
CRAB, So; Geld, 81.