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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-03-15
South and West.

HOWARD ANDERSON twhite) has been
hanged at Goldsboro, n. G., for murder.
EX-UNITED STATES SENATOR JOHN w.
JOHNSTON. of Richmond, Va, died few
days since in his seventy-eighth year.
AT Aurora, ILL.,, Edward Arts a young
colored man, shot Kittie Palmer, who refused
to marry him, and shortly afterward COM
mitted suicide.
BY the explosion of saw mill at Hunters
Landing, Tenn, three men were killed and
number wounded.
GOVERNOR WILSON, of West Virginia, has
issued certificates of election to John d. AL
derson and j. M. Jackson as Congressman
from the Third and Fourth Districts. This
makes a solid Democratic delegation in Con-
gress from West Virginia.
A MISSOURI forger, named Thompson,
killed F. Turley, Sheriff of Carter County,
and his deputy.
A FIRE at Milwaukee, Wis, destroyed the
building occupied by j. E. Jenner & Co.,
millners causing loss of over $4,000.
When the fire was practically extinguished
the four floors fell in, burying a dozen fire
men in the basement below, three Of whom
were fatally injured.
THE bill making train robbery in Arizona
a capital crime has become a law.
THE business portion of the village of
Lostant, ILL.,, was burned.
A WHOLESALE hardware store, a candy
factory and Henrice's Hotel were burned in
Chicago causing a loss of over $3OO,C3O.
THE family Of Mr.. Hynes, nine in oil. were
drowned in a swamp in Decatur County,
Tenn, near the Tennessee River, colored
man who was with them escaping to tell the
story. The family were moving in wagon
and after dark became lost
THERE is much excitement in White River
Township, johnson County. Ind, over the
wholesale outbreak of hydrophobia,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-03-15
Foreign.

IT is reported that General Desbordes, the
French commander, has been murdered in
TonQuin, China.
SEVENTY lives were lost in the recent gale
on the North Sea-
SIGNoR CRIsPI, the Italian Premier, has
resigned to avoid the inevitable hostile vote
on the Government measure providing for
additional taxation.
The report of Sir Julian Poncefotes's APP
polntment as British Minister to the United
States has been officially confirmed.
SENIOR DUBIAN has again taken charge Of
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-03-15

For sPRAINs, BRUISES, BACKACHE,
PAIN In the CHEST or SIDES. HEAD
ACHE, TOoTHACHE. or any other Xxx
TERNAL PAIN. q few applications act
like magic. causing the PAIN 60 IN
STANTLH STOP.
Eor CONGESTIoNS.I NFLANIN
SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS. COLD
I'm the CHEST. RHEUMATISM, NEU-
RALGIA, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA. PAINS
in the Small OF the Back. etc, more ex-
tended, longer continued and repeated
applications are necessary TO effect -
cure.
All INTERNAL PAINS In the Bowels
or stomach, CRAMPS, SPASMS, SOUR
T O VI A & III. NAUSEA A, VOMITIN &,
HEARTBCRN, Ola II x IL Q 4, collie,
FLATULENCY. PAINTING SPELLS. arc
relieved instantly and auto X l.
CURED by taking internally as direct
ed. Sold by Drugglsts. Price, SOC.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-03-15

The no9e e~
tain sind safe
Pain REMEDY
in the wo ria
tn at Instantly
stops the moga
excru c IAGing
pains. IL IL
truly the great
CONQUEROR
OF PAIN, and
has done more
good than any
Lnn~n remedy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-21
Did it Elect Harrison?

The following appeared in Minnesota
paper; Members of the Democratic
party have been using all subterfuges to
account for their overwhelming defeat,
and numerous are the causes alleged
81 was talking with several of the van
pushed on Fourth Street the other day,
opposite bill board, and one of the
party exclaimed IF il had not been
Tor the closeness of the National Com
mlttee in the expenditure of money, we
would have elected our man. The Re
publicans advertised their man like a
circus" Several of the party remarked
That no advertising was done except
small announcements in the papers, and
b. few hangers on the dead walls.
Hangers" said our informant. "What
10 YOU call that but a circus poster:'
0luting to a twelve-sheet medicine
'oster on the bill board, bearing the
,cts OF Gen. Harrison and his grand
.ather.
III the Democrats had advertised like
hat, Cleveland would have been re-
elected
The poster referred to was one of the
amiliar black and white Log Cabin
oarsaparilla posters scnt out by ar en-
crprisiug firm engaged in the manu-
lac'ure Of old log cabin hOme-Cures,
lnGer the name of Warmers Log Cabin
comedies, and among other equally
valuable articles includes the famous
Dog Cabin Sarsaparila, which is every
where recognized as the best of all
spring medicines and stands without a
rival for the cure of all disorders which
are the results OF impure blood.
The spring time Of the year is the sea
san when the system needs renovation;
lie long winter has caused the blood to
become filed with impurities.
There exists no better means to aid
md strengthen the system at such an
argent period than the use OF Warmers
Log Cabin Sarsaparilla, which speedily
restores the blood to pure and healthy
state, which insures health and hap
wress.
The reputation of the firm putting out
ih" medicine is above reproach, and is
he same firm which manufactures
Warmers Safe Cure the standard remedy
or the cure of all those diseases peculiar
o the kidneys as we'll as those which
ARE the results Of disease in those or
.Eans, and which has met with such
phenomenal success for the past ten
Years.
We understand that the posters re-
'erred to made their appearaHcein many
PARTS Of the country sometime prior to
The Chicago Convention which nominal
I'd Gen. Harrison as a candidate for the
Sresidency-hence the use made of the
PORTRAITS Of the Harrisous, father and
grandson was either the result Of re-
.markable political foresight or in accord
ance with the historical association Of
the old Log Cabin with the name Of
Harrison.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-21

1s9 of the revised statutes, entitled of in
before trial.
FRIDAY, Marsh 10.
SESArE.-The following senate bills
were passed. Regulating the election
of supervisors in counties contain
ing not less than 100000 population.
Amending the laws relating 70 the
building and maintenance of flooding
dams in Cawley creek, Clark county.
Providing for the payment OF certain
amounts into the county treasury by ex-
ecntors, ad ministrators and guardians IN
lieu OF fees in all counties whose
population exceeds 10000. Amending
the statutes relating to changes of venue.
| Repeating an act requiring the town OF
! Grand Rapids to poll It's votes in elections
at polling place in the city of Grand
| Rapids. Repeating an act authorizing
| Wood county to build and maintain g
| pier bridge across the Wisconsin river
at Grand Rapids. Senate bill providing
| for extra EN- ployes of the legislature and
| fixing compensation for tue same, was IN
definitely postponed. Senate adjourned
until 7:30 O'Clock Monday evening, the
/ 18Th.
! Reconnaissance bills concurrtd in;
Requiring the erection and mainte-
nance of locks or guards at the front
aud rear of frogs on railroad tracks.
Providing that, when any person has
| been convicted of any offense punishable
| by imprisonment IN the county jail-aDd
it Is alleged in the indictment or proven
that he has before been convicted of a
crime punishable BY Imprisonment either
in all or state prison III any state,-he
may be punished by imprisonment in the
county Jail rot less than the shortest time
fix I'd for such offense and not more than
one year, or by imprisonment in the
state prison from one to three years.
Provided, that if circuit court report
ers do not earn $4,000 per year, with
their daily com pensation of $40, the def
ciency shall be made up by the state.
The vote on this measure WAS 46 ayes
to 80 noes. To iK the amount charge
able for the support and maintenance
of insane persons in county asylums at
not to exceed So per week per person, and
giving right to appeal to circuit courts
from orders made by county judges.
| Making the homestead of deceased
person liable for the expenses of the last
| 81 kLess and the funeral of sueh de-
ceased person, providing the devisee be
not the widow or minor child of such
deceased person. Authorizing the exclu
| sion o. minors from court rooms during
| the trial of causes of scandalous or
obscenena ture, except when such minors
are required to be in court as parties or
witnesses. Adjourned TO 1880 Monday
evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-21

AMONG the nominations sent to the sem
ate Thursday by President Harrison were
the following: James s. GARRISON, OF
Iowa, to be first assistant postmaster gen
eral; Lewis Wolhey, 70 be governor OF
Arizona. number of postmastership s
were elled, the indianapolis Office going
10 William Wallace.
The president has sent the following
nominations 10 the senate: Eugene p.
Schuyler, of New York, to be assistant
secretary of state, vice Geo. l.. RiVes, re-
signed Walker Blaine, OF Maine, TO be
an examiner of claims for the depart
ment of state, vice Wharton, deceased.
Cyrus Bassey, of New York city, TO be
assistant secretary of the interior, vice
David l.. Hawkins, resigned.
The secretary of the navy has under
consideration numerous appeals from
prominent citizens of this country TO fur
nish ns 7al vessel TO convey the remains
OF the late John Ericsson to his native
land, in recognition of his distinguisne ed
services in producing the Monitor, which
rendered ssch valuable service to the
government in a critical moment.
WASHINGTON, d. C.-The signal Offices
crop report says: There is deficiency
of moisture 10 she wheat region of the
central valleys. In Ohio Indiana, Illinois
and southern Michigan about so pei
per cent of the normal rainfall is report
ed. Throughout the central valleys and
southern states the season is we'll ad-
vanoed and fam work is in progress in
Minnesota and d .kota. Notwithstanding
the deficiency of moisture in the winter
wheat region the reports indicate that
the weather in the section has affected
the crop tavorably. In the spring wheat
section the ground is reported is foe
condition and sowing is ia progress in
Dakota and Nebraska.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-21

is reported To have recently refused an
offer of 100000, made by Chicago
capitalist, for his Stonewail mine.
A FARMER in New York county, Maine,
recently shipped twenty barrels of apples
10 Liverpool. After freight charges aud
other expenses were deducted be found
his fruit had Melted him s cents barrel
The Paradise Club of Anglers, of New
York, have just decided TO purchase TO-
600 acres OF forest and fifty trout lakes in
various parts of the country. This will
uG AXE the largest Ash and game preserve
10 the world.
Two negroes have been convicted Il
Charleston, S. c., for lynehinp white
man. This is the first time that lynchers
have been convicted in the State, and also
the first case in which a white man has
been u nched by negroes.
JHE wealthiest colored citizen of Kan
sas City is Samuel Jordan, barber, who
has amassed fortune of $4,000 il
fifteen years from his trade. He still
keeps on shaving and saving.
ST.. PAUL, Minn.-The 800" road mas
made a cut in -four rates from the win
Cities to seaboard points, and in order t.
meet IL the other roads will have to make
the rates on ~ cents from s. Paul to
Chicago.
NEW YoHK The steamer William Col
man from Goneives, Hayti, has arrived
She brings news that the town was BON
bsrded Feb. % by Leg itime's man of war
Desealines. During the battle the Dessa
lines was sunk.
The annual report of the Board OF
Emigration Con, missioners, at New York
shows that during 1888 the total number
of emigrants landed at Castle Garden was
370,822, of whom IL 300 we're Irish
1873 were English, 10 145 we're German,
5000 were French, 49, O52 were Russian
81, 934 we're Swedish, 43 927 Italians, is
we're Australians, and 5 were Chinese
67,5lS we're under 10 years of age.
Los ANGELES. Cal.-The excitement
here over the gold fields of lower Cali
fornia has somewhat subsided. Reports
that gold discoveries we're started in the
interests of lapd com panies are frequent
ly circulated. firm here received q
telegram from their foreman, who has
just returned from the mining district
and is now in San Diego, which says
"Tell everybody to investigate. Mines
are a sell.n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-21
PROHIBITION A SUCCESS
Judge Guthrie Comments on he Inproyems,,
in Morals Under TeElpera &c Law.

uars
in Morals Under Temperance Law.
TOPEKA, Kan.-The grand jury was am.
penelled Monday, and instructed 4,
Judge Guthrie to inquire into vioIatioBs
of the Law. The judge took occasion !
declare that the prohibitory law was a.
unqualified success. In the course OF h.
remarks upon this subject he said; uW.
have learned that the saloon destrov'
human industry, breeds crime, beggs,,
society, degrades public morals, ana !.
the enemy of the family, the school ana
the church. We have learned that vbs,
we banished the saloon, our wage -worka,s
vera able 70 earn more money for tbei,
families, that all degrees of society we,s
better fed, clothed and housed, and tbs,
they pay their coal, butcher, and grocer
bills with greater promptitude W.
could maintain better schools and giva
children better education; The 10 lrals Of
society were improved, vice aud ofims
decreased, and it is a thought now worm
observing that there are now hundreds NJ
boys in this state 10 or II years of aga
who have never seen saloon. There has
been, il is true, an occasional atteupt nv
persons to evade the prohibitory law bv
olandestine or secret methods, bit ali
such persons have been speedily arrested.
tried, and punished by fine and imp prison.
ment and their unlawful goods dertrovad.
The great diligence of the County At
torney, Sheriff and other officers charged
with the duty of enforcing the laws Of
the state against puolio offenders, and
the honor and iuterity of grand and petit
jurors in the discharge of their duties
have so crystalized public sentiment in
the direction of law and order that this
court has almost been relieved from the
trial of cases arising under the prohibi.
tory law, as well as the other criminal
laws of the state
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-21
The National CapiUsl

THE president vetoed the direct tax bill
on Saturday.
JuDGE CAREY Solicitor, and Mr.. E. B.
Youmans, Chief Clerk Of the Treasury
Department, at Washington, have handed
ia their resignation.
THERE are a good many people in
Washington just now who want Offices,
ana just rs fast IS they con ger the op-
portunity tn y are telling President Har
risOn ahCat %.
WILLIAM WALTER PuELPs, John A. has
son and Geo. Ii. Bates, have been appoint
ed TO represent the United States IN the
conference at Berlin on Samoan matters
TsE report of the Department of Agri'
culture for March shows the proportion
of mefchantable wheat and corn averaged
50 per cent, which is less than in 1854
S6-S7. and the lowest State percentages
are in the principal wheat-growing
States.
Tup President sent the following nom
nations 40 the Senate: Thomas ", Pal
mgr. OF Michigan TO be Minister to Spain;
John +. swift, OF California, TO Japan
John d Washburn, OF Massachusetts, to
Switzerland; George Tichenor, of ILLINOIS,
TO be Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
POSTMASTER General Nanamaker mas
purchased from the Frelinghuysen estate
the elegant residence which has been NJ
iii recently the home of Secretary INIT
nev. The price paid for the house and 4
part of the furniture is understood 70
have been $4,000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-21
WHITE CAPS IN VIRGINIA.


Two Young Men Living Near Richmond WY.
laid and Beaten.
RICHMOND, Va. g. G. Christian aud ].
Hall Moore, who had been attending a
meeting of the young mems Christian
association in this city, were driving to
their home ia Henry county SATURDAY
night, and when about mile from the
CITY limits were attacked and severely
beaten by party of white cops. The
latter wore white gowns and white caps
They sprang from the bushes aud seized
the horse the young men were driving.
The youths jumped out and grappled
with two OF the white caps and a despe-
rate struggle took place. Moore and
Christian were thrown to the ground, pis
tolls were pointed at their heads, and after
being tied they were severely beaten with
sticks. The white caps then left the two
men still bound and fred pistols at them
as they de .arted. The following notice
received by one of the victims gives the
alleged bject of the desperadugs. "YoHr
conduct has OF late been such that the
laws of our organization compel as 70
take some steps towards correcting your
morals. Our order is one that extends
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from
Maine t. Mexico. Oar principal object
is 20 thoroughly purify the morals Of the
young men thrOug hout the country, there.
by benefting and raising society to a
higher standard. II Is useless for Us to
N rake any charge as your own conscience
is sufficient, IL is enough to say that if
you are caught oUt OF your room after 10
O'Clock at night you vii. be severely dealt
with"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-21

AT Lima Ohio, Eve prisoners escaped
by prying up the floor above their cells
.G FRANK BENNETT, who is supposed to be
one of gang of eounterfeiters was ar
rested at Epworth, Iowa,
SAM PATTERSON, colored man, was
shot aud fatally injured, at Kansas City
by H. M. Adams, a colored deputy.
MASKED men have driven Il. j. jordan
from Durham, N. c., on account of his
political sentiments. Mr.. Jordan was
formerly resident of Eau Claire, Wis.
Ar Mora, Mimi, William Mating, who
was under the influence OF liquor, shot
and fatally wounded Mrs. @. A. Harrison
and Jacob Hanson.
DANIEL RIroH1E and Louis Burk, who
we're held for murder, ar1 five other
criminals, escaped from the Jail ut Ash
land, Via, after having knocked the jail
or senseless.
PEERY BENNETT, gambler and hard
citizen, of Rushylle, Ind, fatally wound
ed his wife with a Ratchet and then tried
to kill his daughters. Bennett is only Sc
years old, and his wife is only ten years
younger.
THE Rev. Joseph Bloom, until recently
pastor of the Free Win Baptist church
at Ogego, n, Y is under arrest on charge
of horse stealing. He is young Eng
lishman.
PROBABLY fatal quarrel occurred Mon
day at Dickeysville, Wis, between John
Daniels, a man 73 years old, and his son
High words arose between the two, anc
the old man stabbed his son several times
with pocket-knife. The young mar
can not recover.
BIsMABK, Dak.-The jury in the case oi
Curran, the opium smuggler, disagreed
The case against him was then dismissed
on his agreeing TO turn states evidence
and expose the Opium ring, whose steal
iugs amount TO millions
THE Homestake train robbers, Dough
erty and Wilson, and a cattle thief named
Charles Stewart, escaped from the jail a
Deadwood, ID, T., by filing through the
bars. Dougherty left note to the jail
or, saying that he had gone after witness
es, and to tell his attorney to postpone
his trial until he got back.
WABASH, Neb.-The general merohan
disc store of Jacobs d Horton, the News
printing Office Smiths billiard hall ans
the town hall were burned Thursday
night While the fire was in progress
burglars were discovered attempting to
open George Fowle's safe, but they es-
capped 1t is believed that they started
the conf lgration. Loss, $4,000.
IHEFE men walked into the store Of 3
A. Young, at Forbes, Il little town near s.
Joseph, No, Saturday night, and after
ordering the crowd of about twenty men
who had congregated in the store, TO hold
up their hands, they went through the
pockets % the crowd and then robbed the
I'LL and ordered the clerk to open the safe
but as burglars had destroyed the lock IN,
night before, in attempting 20 blow II
open, this could not be done, and the rob
bers secured only about $50.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-21
Castle Flashes.

The decree authorizing the Due d'Au.
male TO return to France at his pleasure
has been published.
The Duke d'Aumale, whose return TO
France has received the sanction of the
government, has gone to Chantilly.
BrBJN.-The post asserts that the
Samoan conference will convene before
the expiration OF March.
LrsBoN.-Advices from Rio de Janeiro
state that eInigrants from Italy continue
to arrive in Brazil in large numbers.
LONDON -Advices from zinzibar state
the blockade OF Zanzibar ports has not
had the effect TO stop the importation OF
arms, which is still carried on largely.
In County Glare, Ireland, on Sunday,
Mr.. Creagh, landlord, and has sister
we're driving 70 church when they were
fred upon from ambush and bo5h were
seriously wounded.
TuE G. srman missionaries Who were
captured by Arabs ct Zanzibar have been
released upon the payment Of ransom
of $4,000
reported that the Russian govern
ment ordered the withdrawal of 25,OO0,-
600 which it had on deposit N the Comp
toir d Esoompte and this was the prluci-
pal cause of it's trouble last week.
The American base ball teams in Lou
don visited che Hoase of Commons in q
body Wednesday. A speoial permit has
been applied for 10 allow the teams to
visit the queens stables.
BuGRApE. Arrangements are making
| for meeting between ex-Queen Natahe
aud her son King Alexander, OF Servia
! The arrangement ia made at the request
of the boy king, who is extremely anxi-
ous 10 see his mother, and will take place
on theservian frontier.
CALCUTTA. An official inquiry has been
ordered iuro the charges that the Mana
raiah Of Cashmere was implicated in q
conspiracy TO poison the British resi-
dents and in other reasonable practices
! The Msbarajah is an imoecile, and Is
! wholly in the power of his ministers.
I In the house of commons, Rt. Hon. Sir
| James Ferguson, parliamentary secretary
/ for the foreign office, said the govern
ment had not heard of any truce being
established betweea the German oonsu
/ late at Apia and the chief Mataafa. Eng
land he said, had no right TO Interfere IN
/ the matter. He had no doubt that Ger
many had treated Malietoa we'll.
PARIs-M. De Freycinet, Minister Of
! War, has assumed the duties of the office
of Minister of Marine, made vacant by
the death OF Admiral Jaures. NJ De
Frsycinet will retain the position until
new minister is appointed. The provin-
aial magistrates have been instructed to
search the houses OF the Patriotic League
in their respective Jurisdictions aud to
take possession OF the documents they
may find of an discriminating character
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-21
Poisoned by q Fur Can.

SIOUX CRY, Iowa. singular case OF
wholesale poisoning that came near
proving fatal is reported from the Morn.
ing Side School, taught by Miss Hattie
Commit. Shortly after school was callsd
yesterday, a peculiar odor was noticed
and in searching for the source the teach
err opened the door to the closet where
the scholars kept their wraps. fur cap
belonging to one OF the boys had fallen
into bucket containing hot asaes and
was sending of clouds OF smoke. The
teacher seized the bucket and started for
the door, bur when half way across the
room vas overcome by the smoke aud
dropped into the nearest seat almost IN
conscious. A boy then took the bucket,
but at once succumbed and fell 70 the
floor.
Trenty Of the pupils who sat where
the smoke reached them were made death
~ sick and were unable TO arise alone.
BY superhum4u effort the teacher man
aged TO get the DOR open, and the fresh
air revived her so she helped the children
on doors, wi ere they lay on the ground
in agony. The people living near b.
brought fresh milk and made the child
rem drink freely of it. At the end of
three hours all had recovered sufficiently
70 be taken home, but were very weak.
L i supposed that poison was contained
- the coloriug OF the cap and that il was
set free bY the burning.