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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-25
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.
Eastern and Middle States.

TIE New York Electrical Execution law,
which came up before Judge Day at Auburn
on a habeas corpus proceeding IN the case
of kemmler. the Buffalo murderer has been
sustained.
THE Triennial National Congregational
Council opened in Worcester, Mass.
SIX of the officers of the NavasSa Phos
phate Company. who were involved in the
recent riots in the island of NavaSSa, have
arrived in Philadelphia.
THE fertilizer factory of G. Ober. Sons s.
Co. at Baltimore Nd. has been burned.
Loss, $500, coo.
The State Board of Health has issued a
proclamation declaring diphtheria to be cpl
demic in CarbOndale, Penn. Some OF the
undertakers have refused to further endanger
the lives of their families by handling the
bodies of the dead.
THE House of Deputies at the Episcopal
Convention in New York city rejected the
resolution designed to facilitate the establish
ment of Court of Appeals.
GOVERNOR HILL and Chauncev Nj. Depew
spoke at the laying of the cornerstone of the
new World building in New York The
structure when completed will be the high
est building in America.
THE great trotting match at Fleetwood
Park, New York city, between Belle Hamlin
and Harry Wilkes, for 5000, was won by
the former in two straight heats. Time
2:l6 p. 2:1914.
JOHN FEEKS. a Western Union lineman,
was killed by an electric light wire in New
York city. His body hung in midair for
nearly one hour while thousands looked on.
Six men have died in New York city from
the came cause within few weeks.
THOMAS SHIELDS, whose negligence in
leaving rails unspized led to fatal wreck at
North Haven, Conn, has been found guilty
of manslaughter.
In Frankfort Township, Penn, child was
instantly killed by mad bull The animals
horn caught the little girl in the back and
penetrated to the heart.
THE leading manufacturers of Philadelphia
have signed document declaring New York
city to be the financial centre Of the country,
and recognizing it as the appropriate place
for holding the Worlds Fair in 1892
MAYOR GRANT, of New York city, has
given orders to cut down all electric .VIres
not operated according to the rules of the
Board of Electrical Control.
THE delegates to the International Ameri-
can Congress visited Niagara Falls and were
entertained at dinner by Erastus Wiman.
JOHN f. DONAHOE. head money-order
clerk in the Hartford (COnn.) postoftice is &
defaulter to the amount Of about $1,000
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-25
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC,

GEORGE W. CABLE, the novelist, has fin
iShed his promised drama
Mrs. LANGTRY has made $500, 600 during
her short career on the stage.
THE only lion which rides a horse is now
making great sensation in Paris.
MRS. BELLE COLE, the American soprano.
is winning laurels at Covent Garden Lon
don.
SALvINI, the greatest living Italian ira
gedian, is playing an engagement at New
York.
LAWRENCE BARRETT has made a hit at
Chicago in William Young's new romantic
tragedy, "Ganelon."
In Paris and the provinces 1913 new plays,
operettaS, dramas, or revues, have been pro-
duced during the year.
Mr.. HENRY IRVING is contemplating
tour in Australia. He has been offered great
inducements to go there.
THE American Art Society of New York
city has selected plans for its new building
which is to cost $500, 600.
IT is reported that Dr. Won Bulow has
signed an agreement to revisit the United
States in the early spring.
EDWIN BOOTH and Madame Modieska are
playing together this season. They opened
in New York in ''Richelieu"
MRS. JAMES BROWN POTTER is suffering
from nervous prOStration and will spend a
good portion of the fall in the south of
France.
MILE. RHEA is said to be making a success
in her new play Josephine" and has been
offered a return engagement at the Globe
Theatre Boston
MISS PHOEBE RUSSELL, the charming
Hernia of Mr.. Days production of Mid.
summer Nights Dream in New York, will
soon be married to Norman Dodge Her
father is prominent lawyer in Detroit and
has been mentioned in connection with the
vacant seat OH the Supreme Court bench.
RECENTLY there were great subterrAneous
connections, followed by tremendous explo-
sion of gas and steam in the Upper Geyser
Basin, Yellowstone Park. Many geysers
which have long been dormant, and were
supposed to have been extinct, are active.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-25
w aShinStOn.

A NUMBER of Knights Templar were en-
tertained at brilliant reception by President
Harrison.
J. P. S. GOBLIN, of Pennsylvania was
elected at Washington Grand. Master and
Hugh McCurdy, of Michigan, Deputy Grand
Master of the Grand Encampment, Knights
Templar of America.
ELLwOOD T. HANCE has been appointed
by President Harrison Postmaster at De-
troit, Mich.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY BUSSEY has re-
versed the order of ex-CommissiOner Tanner
re-rating all pensions at not less than 81 per
month.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has appointed John
". Blackburn, of Utah, to be an ASSOCIATE
Justice of the Supreme Court of Utah.
TEE President has appointed Andrew VI.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-25

REV Mr.. SPURGEoN's admirers in London
are disturbed by rumor that he is seriously
contemplating retirement from the pulpit
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-25

Snvthe. of louisiana. to be Superintendent
Of the Mint of the United States at New Or
leans, and Charles A. Cook. OF North CARO-
lima 70 he Attorney OF the United States for
the Eastern District Of North Carolina
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-25
FOUR ROASTED TO DEATH
A Mother and Her Children Burned
in Their Home


At Davis's Switch small village thirteen
miles from Bradford, Penn, the dwelling of
Patrick Daily was burned and his wife and
three sons, aged thirteen, eleven and nine
years, respectively. were roasted in the
flames.
While the Daily family were ct supper the
father stepped to the cook stove to turr
off part of the gas. He unintenton
ally shut the throttle tight, and on
turning it on again the house was filled
with gas. An explosion followed and
in instant the entire house was in flames
The three boys and mother fell PROSTATE on
the floor, overcome by the heat and flames
Mr.. Daily rushed out of the house to call as
sistance, but all efforts to save the unfortu
nate inmates were futile The house was en-
tirely consumed in few moments
The charred and blackened bodies of the
four victims presented sickening sight
Mrs. Daily's ribs were burned from her body
and her flesh was cooked to the bone
The three sons were not as horribly burned
could not be identified until placed side by
side. Mr.. Daily was severely but not fatally
burned about the head and face
PASSENGERS on the steamship Alg1ers
from Galveston, Texas were treated to a
nautical spectacle not usually observed by
coast skirting travellers. About fifty miles
off Hatteras the ship took them through
big school of frolicsonne sperm whales, which
sent 100 fountains in the air just before the
rush Of the ship drove them below the sur
face.
Rev Mr.. SpURGEoN's admirers in London
are disturbed by rumor that he is seriously
retirement from the pulpit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
VoMKg EXAMINING 4 FINE DISPLAY.


Bsnnets and hats trimmed in brilliant hues, costumes
Empire we're the special feature OF attraction at the
spring opening OF f. ]. Denning Co.'s great store, ~
broadway aud Ninth-st, yesterday Throngs Of women
drove up IN carriages and the elevators were taxed 70
carry the numbers that poured from the rooms whefs
these dsplays were into the other portions OF the
large building Some Of these spring costumes arc @id
TO DO the handsomest Shown in the city. portion
Of hess imported but large share Of them, Ike the
costumes worn By Mrs Harrison and Mira Levi p Morton
at the Inaugural ball in Washington, Of the nfms
home make and compare fayoraby vita tho best imported
Empire, Of new shade Of bronze with fronting OF light
brocadsd dk. II and many Of the other costumes were
ornsmented with pumes Of feathers cluster being on
the left shoulder Another Of dark rich copper
green known rs the Robespierre. The Directoire
was represented In many beautiful reception and morning
gowns One Of those Of Nile green btocsded silk
with salmon pink front, the sleeves pulled and orna
euted with pnmss Of feathers and long square train
lined with she pink The black lace cioaks Of ohantly
lace and conpemsrs cut among the objects Of great
interest TO the visitors
The dyyeoods carpets, upholstery and furniture dis
plays were among the largest and most complete which
tho firm has ever shown at their spring opening large
line OF touiaFds and China silks Of every conceivable
pattern, suggestive Of the seasore and the country 10
summer, were examined and admired By the visitors
The general exhibition OF their spring stock which began
yesterday. win be maintained to-day ana tomorrow and
All friends and those interested ere invited 10 call sns
inspect the display
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
prsrRtBurroy OF WHEAT AID CORN.

Washington, March 1.-The statistical report Of
tbs Department Of Agriculture for March relates 70
the distribution of wheat and corn. The amount OF
corn reported stIi on hand is 800 per cent The
surplus amounts 10 7s7oooooo bushels, OF which
the seven corn surplus States have 400po0o0o
bushels The proportion merchandise averages
SO PEI cent, which less than In 1884, 1885 1897
The March average for merchantsbo Is 93s cents
per bushel for understandable 22s cents per bushe
the general average of to seven States, Ohio Indiana.
nlnoR, Iowa. Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, d ESQ
cents per bushel
The proportion Of tho wheat crop on hand March
Is less than IN any year since 1880, except In 1880
and 1887. Tho actual quantity on hand Is less than
In any recent year except 1882 and 1856 IL Il
estimated at about $4,000 900 measured bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Brazn grades for prompt delivery Quoted
strong at slight advance, with good demand sales
1000 bags az tS 12c for No s. 1918 14e for No aud
II SIC for DO. z Fair cargoes 10 LSe Mild growths
quiet but very Arm The speculative market ruled strong
hroughout the entire session aeeed by higher cable
adyieeS Trading, however, was yute moderate. Open.
lag SAFES indicated advance OF 25H30 points With some
little buying by {" sh0FtsS subsequently there was
further rise OF Sa10 points closing with small reaction
Havre advanced 12 r., and Hamburg 10 IA pfR. Rio
nm 9oo exchange Priyase Is Ia receipts z days.
for Europe and other countries during week 49, 600 bags
Rio clearanoes by @ steamers for United States 10000
bags Rio coarance for Europe and other countries % 900
steamers loading at Rio To- United St9t tota San
os stock 25 900 bags Santos purchases for Unite stat
1000 bags Santos purchases Europe other
tries, $1,000 bags; Santos cleaRanees for United states
by O steamer 1000 bags Santos eearanees tYr Europe
TO March 10 1850 1929 900 bags: sane time 1883
1000 bags same time 1887 2s14 900 bags receipts
at Santos July 10 March g. 1890 $50 600 bags
time 1888. ssS 900 bags same TINA 1887 19Asooo baRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
ONLY no W1IT AND SEE.
PATRICK EGAN CHEERFUL ABOUT NIB PAHNtsAN
.x,r xTrc OAEH

PATRICK EGAN CHEERFUL ABOUT NIB PAHNtslN
AND HIS CASE
Patrick Egan, Of Lincoln Eeb, expressions OK 'nD
Irish National League Of America, and the oscoVelor
OF the transactions OF Dick Pigott the forger' ~
the Asfor House.
To reporter OF The Tribune last evening ne eX-
pressed his delight IN tho fullest terms az Inc siO
triumph not alone for Parnel but for the 0Auso -
Home Rule. When asked what would be tne ne"e"'
development In the Commission trial. he sad -,
Of ts announced that the case for Tho Times WIN
cIoSe today. But what casel Was not 1he finlss
case closed when the pistol-shot was heaiu u, 80
dd while lilne the report Of tho bullet OF inc
colder at the village OF lexington rang arOunu 1
world3 Sir Charles RUSSELL as you Know "in ~
in a long speech Michael Dayitt. who Is oeIeuuIs
himself, win follow. After that, am Dol 10 'o'"'
what the course OF procedure VIII BE- a..
awall the Judges mako separate report upon UH'
,ottsys formed by Pieott and upon the alleged genuine
ness az which The Times primarily based its charges
at can only SAY that the consideration Oh su0A
features OF tho case is waste Of time Simply!
swm the speeches which Mr.. PaEnen delivered
dnr,ny his visit 10 this country In 1e7eso Dc oneru
In evidencef" 49,. ,vr,
II should not be at all surprised II 60 tney VIII
constitute another singing rebuke to the ehsrges ''
the Irish leader was In sympathy with cnme' a.
avn there DO any startling revelations on tA0
mart OF the defence77
ave have only to wait and see,' replied Mr. Esan'
smIlineiy. Gof one thing you may be eertaln-ne
effort Of The Tines to connect the League 70 .AIu
with any socalIed outsages VIII be pretty wen scored.
cit has been said In some Of the NeWeforA ne 1--we
napers that there was discord In the League-he fsh
National Ieague-upon this side Of the water OWING
"a the efforts Of Alexander Sullivan to become me ma
tionai president Of the organization
aThat Is not so,1 was the prompt reply Inc
next convention Of tho Irish National League o.
America win be held, think, in July ana neHner
Alexander sullivan myself is candidate ioI '1o
presidency, Were you TO ask me who rs iikeiy 70 20
~ r.xt taent INV reply would DO that It Is prob
able that the next president Of that orsanzson S
~ come nan who doesn't want 30 DO pIesaett ~.
idsrE horse 10 use en- expresson which is common IN
American pOiHck' =, rrb,vr..or N
Nshrasks az which state Mr. Egan Is an edopten cru
sn 81 III preSddeucy OF the National League OF ke
nublioan Cubs he said With warmth -. A.
ne ,s fhe rirht man IN the right place, and the
fssere & bound 70 prospefundor his leadership
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
q q anlrup nnrs NOR sREE oRrrcE.

Q. O. shaynes has been mentioned In sone neTs-
papers a. candidate for thu Coeetorhp Of the Port Of
Eew.York On this polnt Mr.. shayns haid % Tribune
reporter yesterday: desire 70 say that have mover
been an applicant for any political favor and moi The
service rendered 10 the OF the Republican party
In the recent campaign given because believed II
TOR the highest good tho country and business mems
interests have protection American industries
tanned consider II dangerous precedent for business
who take active part In political eanvasses i'm.
medately after the OF tho party they champion
demand apply for ohelai favcrA I Wish II distinctly
understood, therefore, that not candidate for
onee. The Proteotonsts have elected their ticket the
PreGident 10 nAugurated have performed my political
duty and ready 70 leave the entire Affairs Of the
Government In the hands OF the powers that BE- and will
during the next four years attend strictly 70 my business
business man.5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
PRODUCE MARKETS.

LdyERpooI. Mar 1880 D. m-Beef- Holders oaer suar
tngy. pOfkB0ders offer moderately HRmsHOAors offeg
spatlgly Bacon oders oGer Sparngy short 40 1rm u
q Sss od long aud short clear miades light 4e % 30 b
firm At 31s Cd shoulders m nj 3Aa Cheeseoldnrs Offer
spafngyI american ness white and ooorod steady nj bs
oner iresy prime Guy sssy az ~. Spirits Of
noderatey LArd-spot osr freely, iuuresIold
March steady ?. 80. sd 1g steady At %. Oh steady
moderately. Cornspot and Holders oner nnodsr
atey mixed Western spot steady ~ As Old March steady
O. ~ llsdi April steady ~ - llA Hops a. LONDON
New. York statg- Holders ofer moderately
Receipts OF wheat the past week from Atlantic
$4,000 Recep Of American com for the paA week 81
LoSpos. Mar licsIcutta tnsssa sss sd por quarter
OF tnTpentine, aba I'D per ewt. 80
ASTSEEr Msr il-wnsoS's lara oiOssa O. 9s trssss Is
eentimes per 100 kiloa =
l2t eentinca paid and IL francs 20 confines 5eiiera
BRRAEK, Mar l1--PelEolenni-a marks rs pfennigG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
70 vorE ON PROPOSED AMENDMENTS.
svvxN CHANGES IN THE EEw'HAMPsHIRE
ooNs41rurroN TO BE ACTED UPON TODAY.

.x,,,,, nu.rers IN THE EEw.HAhPsHIRE
coNs71rprIoE TO BE ACTED UPON TODAY.
60 r,oposed amendments to tho Constitution OF
,reS. tyannsbire win be voted upon to-day az tho
tovn elections for local officers and N tne SIX ciaes
:, Tho STATE speclal elections win DO hed 20 tahe the
vote of the people upon the amenu"ou's, Each
amendment must receive twothirus OF e ensre yote
for and against in order to become part oi me Oon
.t,,,,,on The only one Of the seven amendments
49, "a. ret With opooson is the ono prohibiting
80 r,arrt.ct,,re and sale Of intoxicating liquors.
Th,s amenduept has been warmly aavoeatea oy It's
ss,.rds m the last two months and strongly opposed
hv the Honor interests. The present. "a" pronloits
the sale Of intoxicating liquors, put perinis 'ner
manufacture and there arc two DfeWeres IN the
state. some Of the opponents OF inc Proh'oitofy
amendment argue that II 1t becomes part OF me
@,,t,rnon and nrohibiton Is not more successfully
srsoced than under the present law then The Logis
,sI.tpre will have no authority 70 ADOPT license
sys,em. If adopted, the amendments reiaung 70 the
IrIslat,re will 20 into effect on November l. 1850,
ana ALI the others on tho first "Wednesday In June,
1880. The seven proposed amendments @'e As iOi-
lows: t., -, a.
M Cbau.rng the time Of the organization OF tho
,s,s,,,re from the frst wednesday in June to tho
erst "wednesday in January; 90 establishing hHed
Iarv nj 1000 for the term Of legislators unstead OF
sa a day. as at present., with an aioWsDo Oh %
A. ,os eaIled session, limited to fifteen days;
IN proydlng that vacancies In the senate caused ~
death or resignation shall be filled by now elections,
instead of BY Joint ballot Of the LEGISLATURE; ~
mailing the speaker Of the House acting Governor
IN case Of the DEATH resignation or removal OF the
Governor and tho president Of the senate 'ol max,
,pe the u,anufacture sale. or keeping ior SAFE OF
alcoholic or intoxicating liquors as 9eVefsges ef
ssSt cider, misdcmeanor ana prohibit,
ink the same; (@ rcvlsing aruep " OF
ths nil of Rights so as TO remove All sectauan
dstinctons anu ( doing away with the eiassihcauon
Of small towns Tor election OF Representatives., ana
authorizing them 10 elect pro rata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

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tinent 740a7.6Oc 10 quality South America. S2oe
-. BIJTTEH-High grades rule dull and weak, wnue
low qualities have fair demand at steady prices new
Creamery zoe Western do fancy, "a 1-2g5oci
do prime 21G2gc do fair to good 1sd23c State Dairy
welsh tubs prime, 23d24e; do fair 70 good, l6GZzet
State dairy haiarsn tabs fancy 2eS27e DO tsis e
Imitation Creamery choice 29a24c do good e prime.
do fair 1Ga1Sc do common, 1le Western factory extras
Q2c DO irsts, 1916 do seconds, 18at4c dairy and
factory, thirds Halle; role. 11920c: Old Butter;
Western Creamery summer and fall 14G20c; State dairy
tSes fa1sy S1S nS S5Sse S + hoe
16d22e state dairy fancy 2aa22 12e fair 10 choice
1921 12c Western factory common 70 choice. 109l4c,;
steady. with tsir home tr5ae demand s.H.
FsetorS II i2sge Choice Il IL 1sSi i1s COM
mon 70 Prime, 1.2G11c; skins light o1.2a10e mo
dum, 9z9c; common, 2a4c; ohio fat 1-2d11 14c;
Pennsy1vania Skins, 14S1 he. ...EGGS-Are held
somewhat stronger with fair demand State and Penn
syyania 16c. Southern 13 12G15e; Western, "A $40
1be Ieehouse s1a$2 80 per Dbl; LINED, 0a11 Lee
SUGAR-Raw-A shade better and In fair demand
Sales. 1000 tons domestic moasses, 4e Fair
ssnnE Ouos'fa IeS ssd 1sS aS sn'rass S
Loaf Be- Crushed &c G1Oes Lee p ss,,dcs,a
yss s;p sssssd Saa Sea.'
1885 aide SEAS s1e; yellow, S Ssa5 1.2c
sTEARINE-Quiet bud held firmly. Lard-Tp,
2 7-sc. oeomargarine, City, 3.4e bid, 70 sskcd -
TALLow-In fair demand and steady Prime city
quoted 12c. Sales 10000 n, t2G4 1882 aad 20
tes out OF town, LIE, packages free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
MISS pAuIIrg HA1L erYaLE AGAIN..

TO Niisz Pauline Hall. who Is this week Gngng With
Rudolph Afonson's company in Washington. there was
granted on Saturday. BY Judge Morgan J. o'Ben lin
case which has been in the courts several months was
heard by referee Civil Justice Michael O. Norton and
In accordance with his report the divorce granted Nv
white 10 mining SPECTATOR who has OF late passed good
deal Of lila time In England and his absence has caused
much Of tho delay tn the trial OF the suit Miss Hail and
MI White vera narried about six years ago. and Misa
Halls charges included ponsupport and recssa uas Of
moneys earned by hss Stories Of their matrimonial d,
eult!es have been frequently published.