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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
The SOUTH'S BOOM.
Much Northern Capital ooins Into
That Section
BIG INVESTMENTS RECENTLY MADE.
SFes4 Kast~rprlsss K@Plais Grow aAsE
Ipen f4cA OthsE-Coai Mines ArSa
Norks @na N4ris4s AAn0fssts-
rlSs t. Bs OpsAeA

BAITDdogE. No. Oct 81 Saturdays
Manufacturers Reoore vii sho~ that
great enterprises are crow1lng enc upon
another e. rapidly "a tie south that
there are reports of TIE organization % .
greater number II gigantic enterprises
than ever before made public Ia enc
week One of the most striking features
Is tie heavy investment Of Eastern ana
New England capital which Is pouring
into the South - II formerly
6id into The West a number " Phlls-
oelphia capitalists have just returned
from Florence, Ala. where they have
invested heavily, including. IL l. re-
ported $500 600 toward 500. 0oo carpet
mill The New England ercurslonists
u Fort Payne and Depison left, II IL
said, over 500. 900 IN these two towns
last week.
IN Chattanooga s. o0o, 600 bank VIII
open for business shortly. Two COM
panies, one with $500, 900 and the other
5000, 900 capital stock, have been organ
iKed in England for gold-mining opera
tions in Georgia. birmingham has
orgs nized a 81, 200, coo cOal-mining
company; Center, Ala, sloo. GO
iron company 70 repair and operate an
old furnace; Dadeville, Ala. $50 600
cotton mill, Mobile a $500 paving
company, Kentucky a $500, 900 con-
tracting com mpany. IN Louisiana a sui
phur-mining property has been sold for
$500. 900. Laredo, Tex, has secured a
S5r, 900 foundry and nachine-shOp.
In Virginia there have been about
dozen big enterprises. including $780,
600 town company, $4,000 lumber
company. and a S2o0 600 iron com
pany at Graham; the sale Of iron
property on Cripple creek for 500, 900
for development; 100000 iron COM
pany and a 500, 900 town company al
Maxmeadows; 500, 600 manufacturing
company at Richmond; 81 900. 600 land
and investment and $500 0oO land com
pany at Roanoke, with many other en-
terprises being actively worked up.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 3l.--A special
from Chattanooga. Tenn, TO the Manu-
facturers' Record says: The East Chstta-
nooga Land Company's big deal has been
consummated with New England syn
dicate for s5, ,OO0. 600. All the papers are
signed and money paid. The property con-
sists OF 2, 900 acres bordering the city and
1900 acres OF iron ore lands. The
East Tennessee Land Company has been
organized with S., 600, 900 capital, Cen
ersl Clinton b. Fisk. OF New York pres
ident The other stockholders are all
prominent Prohibitionists. They have
bought 300, 900 acres In East Tennessee.
The scheme contemplates the develop
ment of extensive coal and iron fields,
the establishment Of winter and sum-
iron city
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

PITTsBUReB, Pa. oct 3L-Pittsburgh
is 20 furnish China with electric lights.
The Westinghouse Electric Light Com
psny has just secured The contract 10
erect a centrsl station FOR large cleo
trio light plant in Pekin- China. The
machinery for the plant was shipped by
the company "Wednesday. The town
is 70 be lighted up throughout with in
oaudesoent lamps. whose nun Der VIII bs
many thousands.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
Friends Of the Freedmen.

Boston, Oct. 31.-The tenth annual
convention of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Association was begun Wednes-
day. Various reports were listened 10
by large number Of members. During
the ten years seventy teachers have
been sent among the colored people in
the South and among the MormOns and
Indians of tho West; 5000 children are
in the day and Sunday-schools, and there
has been expended Sl2l.l25.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
TALMA0E SAILS FOR EUROPE.
The Brooklyn Divine to Make a Tour of
tho Holy Land Before His Retnrn.

NEW YORK. Oct. 31.-Dr. T. Dewitt
Talmage, his wife, daughter and his pri-
vate secretary and wife were among the
passengers on the steamer City of Paris,
which sailed for Liverpool on Wednes-
day. DR.. Talmage will be gone until
the middle Of January. He will stop at
Paris and Rome, then go to Naples, all
through the Holy Land and back to
America again. The expenses Of his
trip, s., 600, are said to have been guar
antced by the firm Sho are to pay him
e29. 600 for his Life Of Christ
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

COLUMBUS, Wis, Oct. s1.--J. r Lewis.
ono Of Wisconsin's war Governors, wss
given an informal reception here
Wednesday night in honor Of his 80th
birthday anniversary. A beautiful gold
headed cane was presented 20 him as a
souvenir Of the occasion. The reception
was rendered BY hundred OF more of
the oldest settlers Of this city and Vi
~
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

iErfAvkFoLEs. Ind. Oct 30 NJ p
= Pierce. trustee 81 ths Indisnspolis s..
Deeatsr a Western railrosd. says that
RS road is 20 g lnto Russell Sags's tig
consolidation ard be MADE the connect
'rz ink between the Cincinnati. Hsm-
ilton A Dayton snd tas Iowa Centrsl
The new order q things vfli 20 into
eueratlon soon
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
Admiral Kimberly to BE Relieved.

WASHINGTON. Oct 3l.-Admirsl kim
berly, in command OF the Pacific SOU ad-
ron, is now on his way from Honolulu 70
San Francisco on the Alert. On bis ar
rival be will be relieved Of his command
in accordance with his request, and or
ders were issued Wednesday notifying
Commodore Brown, conmandant Of ths
Norfolk navy yard. to hold himself in
roadinrss 10 takn The Command
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

KkIAuAzoo, Mich. Oct RI. - The
vbael trust has concluded % sch hack
the Kslanazoo wheel works % local cap
italtsts Tie united opposition q Mich
sran manufacturers q vehicles scsrr3
resgrs Bybee and Oias. ths heads u tie
trust and for the hrst time are they
beaten The city is jubilsnt, "a Sc was
behsved that the trust intended r. Grip
DE this large factory with It's 900 EN-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

cv7cAso Or Cooks Hafl. a. 80
80 lincoln svenns. ttls city va ssr-
aged ~ Ere to t3o smoart ~ sl4.0oo.
The Joss 81 g. 2 ins-red TIE buiiairq
vas 8ssd a. lo3gs snd society rooms. tns
rrrand bo1r being o9ouplsd BY business
f~Eua
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
FATAL RAILROAD COLLISION.
Three People Killed in an Accident Near
Iynchburg, Va.

ROANOKE, Va, Oct. 3l.-Passenger
train No. going east over the Norfolk
& Western railroad collided with the
freight train coming west one and a
quarter miles below Buford station at
1870 a. N. Wednesday. Lee Jones, fire
man on the freight, Sonny Mcdaniel, a
colored tramp from Lynchburg, and Joe
Gwinn, colored brakeman, were killed.
Four men were wounded. A misappre-
hension of orders caused the disaster.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

PfraRr. s. p. oct 81 "A tallor's store
vas Quilted b. robbers Tuesday night,
and an attempt was made 20 ship the
sto. en- property by express next morn
ing IAe agent notified the police.
wiz fhs result that ten Of the CROOKS
we're arrested. AMI AL other sUspicious
characters will be imprisoned OF com
ra I'd % Leave Tie city
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

PHILADELPHIA. Oct si.-Alfred Hand
has brought suit against this city for
Sc 0o0 damages for being detained in a
hospital He lad the measles. but In The
hospital contracted smallpox in It's
worst form
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

PrTTssrreu. Pa. oct sl-Hor Jesse
- BoweIl. whose skull vss crushed ~
= bovlder thrown hy Captain Decatur
Abrams % HellsvHrnon. Ps. last Non
ssv evening. died 81 ? oelooR = u. Cap
tair Abrams who 10 . vell- Known s.ssrr
boat man. ia IN sal 81 Cnior town
viii b held frr RI lr5sr
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
CoTn for SfaTTIng DaEofans.

WICHITA, Kan. Oct. 3i.-The Wichita
Board Of Trade has appointed commit
tee to solicit subscriptions Of corn TO be
sent 70 southern Dakota for the relief
of the 1000 destitute families. Al
ready several carloads have been con
+rihu+ed
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

"tai s ttst raattsf sltb that rna-F~ srfs
gfrilelss1 ~ hs l1okae out ~ ths window
@ Pie tslors 2 &c e business
Ffis tas ffs
that fasH efter rrrnsrf's
ttau uEft ttf snFrcstiou v-as a~er-f arfr
81. y9a go IN lre oser f. era1.1r ln- 2
Aer.lslt Irsve.sr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

CHICAGO. oct. 31.-The first annual er-
hibition Of the new American Horse
Show Of this city is IN progress at the
Exposition building. over l.eoo ami
mails o. various breeds are ompeting
for premiums aggreRating $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

WAsHExorey. O-t So Acting a~crs-
tarv Rstebelisf has secidsa thst Chinsss
sandrTnsen sre lsbnrsrs shin ths
rassninr ef fha Cfinss,, restrictive 49,
aad are therefore prohibited from lana
inE III ffs I'd ststes. 70 uatte1
raetasr tasg have 5eea hsra Before o.
u1L
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

HAMLET. Ind. oct 3l.-A portable
boiler on a farm near this place ex-
ploded "Wednesday afternoon. killing
Adam Mann and scalding seriously Eve
others. Pieces Of the boiler we're found
?. 600 wards away.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
aare Up the Hunt for Bnrrow..

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 3l.--The net
results Of the chase after Rube Burrows
and his partner in Blount County is two
dead bodies and one dead bloodhound.
The outlaws have escaped. The chase
has been abandoned and all hands have
retnrned home.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
Monument TO General Rodney.

DOVER. Del, Oct. 31.-A monument 70
the memory Of General Caesar Rodney,
one Of Delaware's signers Of the Declar-
alton of Independence, was unyailed
Wednesday afternoon in the presence OF
1000 people. The exercises we're held
in the courthouse. Hon. T. +. Bayard
was the ora tor
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

Dzs M0IvEs IA. Oct sI-Ths Va
sonic Grand Lodge 81 Iowa oflcisted al
The laying Of the cornerstone Of High
lard Park College here Wsdnesasy
TIE College is non-ssctassn and vii
oost SO. .p0o
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01

Grrxs FALIs, \. Y, Oct sl--Dewis
Andrews. aged loa years, died st Pot
tersrille. Warren County. Tuesday. He
wa. bright aad active up % the day Of
bis death
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
ANOTAER sANK CRASH.

The Cashier Il Missing and III. Account.
Are said 10 Be "Short."
PHrLADEIFHIA. oct. 8I-A Conshoxen
pa dispatch says. The bank exam
liner has taken charge % the Trades
mems Bank. Tne cashier is missing,
and there IS said - be shortage % S50.-
600 in his accounts. The capital o. tie
bank Is 100000 1t is not thought
that depositors viii lose any thing.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-01
CIVIL WAR IN GUATEMALA

Revolution In Pull Progress Prisoners
Shot by order of the Government.
CITY OF MExIco, oct. 3l.-The Papellon
Nacionsl publishes telegram from
Guatemala saying that = revolution is in
fun progress in the Santa Rosa
district and that the Guatemalan Govern
ment is shooting al prisoners. The rev
olutionists. the dispatch saws arc hold
ing their own ana are aided by other
forces in the direction Of tie Mexican
fro-ffer
The state chronicle., 1889-04-05

THESE BEAUTIFUL Spring days have
caused many visitors + 90 out d the CRY
Of the Dead. L : the p-ecc.=st spot
IL OF near Raleigh. TIE blooming eoae-5
and evergreels, the handsome uoa1ne1-s.
the rolling grass covered plots. and tie
quiet Of the placs a. consp.re . MAKE /.
beautiful ste for the last resting
place of loved ones.
Al vi-.tor9 are attracted by the m01l-
meut erected some weeks ago 10 ne uen-
orr ot RANDOLPH ABBOTT SHoTwEL---. ate
editor Of the STATE CHRONICLE. a plc.1re q
which we give 70 our readers 70 day The
uo1umeu- vas executed by NJ. CH4- /
GOODWIN, Prop. 81 Raleigh Aarb.e Woras-
L j, Oh The hishezr point II the Cemetery
a1d ! seen from =. d.-ectlocs. i stand :
tairtevL t-et high and i >uruoQ1ted y a
beautifully wrought u1n with e,egaot
drapery. The caps are Ornameltet With
del.cate.y car ed oaA leaves. % each arle
.. tbe monument : n appropriate il
-criptioa written by Ms REBECc2 CANE-
Ron Oa the first : deica-ely wrought
lnoLogram consisting q the initials Z. )
;. with me following inscription under
heath
The state chronicle., 1889-04-05
RESI- RIGA NJ
OBITI AIRY.

Special Cor. STtTE CH..1N.. LEI
Th.s obituary : la-e Il appearing. ouc
- h!gh character and The exem p,ar. lie
AMI ulselfstnesa Of RI. JOHN Rr4IEY
t-acLe. 4 lesson % valuable that We Civ
i pace.-EDlToR
The subject ot this memoir. Re-. John
kun.ey. vas born IL Beaufort, y. c. il
l-15. His father. Capt. John Rumley was
drowned II the same year aud with hin
"as the father OF the late ConOd0re Cook.
- tAe Confederate Navy. who was as
.oSt Capt. Rumley left three sons. Brian.
james and John. TO the tender care OF a
mother not well Of IL this world goods.
Jur r-ch II Grace. She vas aided by
maiden sister who sacrificed everything
s1r t--9e promising boys. These boys were
educated by Isaac Heden n The town OF
3-al.0rt. Al the age o. 20 John profess
81 - zion under the preaching Ot the be
loved PuryIs. il 1884, and jo.nei the II
Z church From that time % the day of
~ death y was 4 consistent member Of
me ne. often j. times OF need preach
~ t1r ne people and oaptiz.ns children
a-a JIryIug the dead. During the late
VA -e had entire charge o. the Ann Street
church. preaching and doing pas-o-
raj W0ra without salary or charge His
service, a pastor during the time OF the
yellow fever il Beaufort can never be for
gotten. going where Others dare no. 70,
visiting the sick administering comfort 10
friends ana pointing the dying TO 4 risen
Savior. By MS faithful work he was not
only enshured in the hearts Of the peop,e
Of 81 ufort but his OWL faith was made
stronger II q crucIted and arisen Redeem-
r.. H was elected Register Of Deeds III
1888 and held the Office under all admin
istratlons 10 the day OF his death. in lac,
he never had an opposition but once. He
UaS sick but 4 very few days before hi-
death, which took place on the 9th Of De
cember, 1855 in his 7tth year He has
gone leaving a widow and five little chill
dren. May He who careth for the shor1
lamoo take care of these dear loved ones
/ H has laid down his weapons OF warfare
Al the command Of his Divine Master anC
/ gone to reap his reward which can only bt
estimated aud computed a. the ast grear
/ day. For though dead he still lveth il
! the hearts aud affections Of all classes il
thls county. WA. F. HATsEI.
The state chronicle., 1889-04-05

The Governor has appointed y.
Henry. E-q a Commissioner . cae Ee"
Iora CeLte1Hla-.
The Governor has appointed NJ c
: Lumsdel. Of Raleigh, State STANDARD
Keeper Of Weights and Measures.
senator Eancs's other eye j. improving
aud rapidly, al that. Tie sight ls Uac1
stronger and clearer. -Ashevlile Cl..z-r.
Rev. T. ?. Barclay, Of Princeton H
has accepted the call 70 the pas re 4.
the Presbyterian church il Faye,re7--e-
Rev. J.. !. Fair. pastor of the second
Presbyterian church IL Charlotte, a. ac-
cepced 4 call 70 Grace Street Pres oyterlal
church IL Richmond. Va
Gen. wm Z. Cox will deliver he ST.
mortal address IL Wilmington 81 c1e lp-1
olrg 10 Appomatcox.
Pev. c. c. Newton, Of DURHAM. aa.
been appointed Missionary 20 A-s.ca ty
the Foreign Mission Board OF the >aa.ha.-
Baptist church He viii sail YER. soon.
Governor Fovle has appointed the fol-
owing as mem ber> Of the State Bard 81
Health: DR.. Johu Il. Tucker, Of Hender-
sou: J. L. Ludlow, OF Winston: :. ?.
Eenable. Of Chapel Hill.
nam has elected Cap'. btltald q deie-a'
% lhe orlu 1uL0as 0cLoo' - e. 20
which meets ID Loncou IL july 1-ey
viii pay his expenses
The Wilmington >tar wants P+ul came
We have no doubt the old senti~lnaA viii
send IN hls check Tor the amount ltlst -
soon a. ne hearo ABOUT lhe no'eHe.-l'
1reeLsooro North state
he hepuoilGia- ct,,o.iS - 'r.oH 81 ,ll,
not only during the session OF the Senate
We trust that the senator trouble WITH MS
eye Will give hIm little pain III the future
Mt Tyre GIeln, OF ddhln county VINO
succeeds ooi, settle a. nai9 li"i 1ol
brother Of Mr. " b Glenn OF TINS city
Ihey are not related III politics, noWevel-
- Winston Daily
Hon Kemp 7. Battle, OF Chapel Hill
writes US that ne thinks tine lfea OF nav
"a uonot " 'te ~ .';tai f'l
urIon os (0i -, '''''
one aSe''e'ii'e. User
al N"tiiel 9i - = ~ ' lif' ~
t"uIes lia5 oeen ato,+iT ar ro l-o
~: ~" a. 49, :,
| YorL
Mr. K n Woodelj Grand Secretary o.
Tho odd Elbows ha. b44r vi.i,i,.g sev, "a
of tho Indgas in the mast few DAYS 4rd
lactnring on tho secret WorL of tho Or.
der The wilson and Dunn ncoDle sneak
The state chronicle., 1889-04-05
A Popular Southern Enterprise,

The lDter-States Life Association IS one
Of he most popular Life Insurance Com
pan.es doing business ID North Carolina.
We are informed by the meuayement that
the official reports show for this company
uearlE three tunes more new insurance
from the people Of North Carolina than
for any other company during the past
three years The North Carolina branch
located Ill Raleigh, is presided over by
some OF our most trustworthy and efficient
business and professional men. and the
success OF the company in this State is re
markabe. The following death losses in
North Carolina have been paid promptly
and IL most cases long before due: f. G.
Merritt, "adesborO, s. 900: Jonn Wood
house, Concord. E. 600; r. 2. Phelps
Windsor, $1,000: & =. Broa way. Mon
roe. $1,000; Henry Baker. Lauriuburg
IL. 900; Jos. 4. Shine, Mt. Olive - 400.
j Boyce, Edenton, $1,000: \ Mcqueen
Fayetteville, 50, O00 T. c. Hadder. Fork
$1,000; Mrs. E n. Barrow. Hertford 50
900: A ii Stockton, Asnevile, -, 600; J
}. Frazier, Laurinburg, 50, 900; Mrs. L. C..
Mathews. Harrellsville, e, 900: a. NJ. Fal-
son, Warsaw, 5000; Mrs Pattie L Phil
Fps. BattlebOro, 81 600; Dr.. T. ". Harris
Durham, 5000; Prof. W. G. Simmons
Wake Forest, 81 900.
IN nnauclai status of the Company. as
lneicated to US by the managernert.is AZ fol
lows: Surplus fund, over S5O, 900; Jn.ar.
aa.e IN force, nearly =, 600. 900: Prerniu,n
income, nearly $50, 900 year; Death loss.
Is due and unpaid, none.
lhe Company numbers among its ma
irons many Of the most Influential and
"fa-thy citizens Of the state aud is grow
Ing daily 10 strength and usefulness
The state chronicle., 1889-04-05

Congressman B. H. Bum sends the
following announcement:
ROCKY MOUNT, n. G., March %.
EDITOR STATE CHRONICLE, Raleigh:
Please announce IN your valuable paper
that there will be competitive examna-
ton for (navall cadetship to Annapolis on
Thursday. May 2d, 1889
lhc board Of examiners will be annOuuc-
ed hereafter
The applicants must be residents of the
18th district and between the ages of 10
and 20 years.
The successful candidate will report at
the Academy May 9TH for examination
there.
Newspapers in the district will please
copy Very respectfully,
B. H. BUM.
- Rev J II Gordon delivered an ad.
dress in Fayetteville Tuesday night on
odd Fellowship.
The state chronicle., 1889-04-05
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE AND
POLITICS.

POLITICS.
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Economist
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The state chronicle., 1889-04-05
A Valuable Mill.
One OF the Finest Pieces OF VII -.
erty in the state For safe,
AT 4 B-ARG G.sI<.

The mill j situated on Collt,.t5t
hVe and half miles from Ntt-.
never-faIling water power am
lent nelEhhorhOod with "a tr~. Cl-,
age already established. all. am,
OF greatly increasing ii
he mill has a Saw Mil. Cotf0r
Grist Mill with one run tctcl -r.
for wheat
\ good farm "t one hundred ~
i9ol acres also goes with tAr pu-l..-a
land i fertlle and III first c.a-- ,sr.l.t
Reason for selling j. that h,I te....e-.
longs 10 a lady whoi unable t. -.e
proper attention.
ANY o; Who understands the
business can pay tor the property
years from the profit, OF the property
Correspondence solicited FLOR
particulars apply to or address
{. {. DANIELS.
Att AT Law and hra, Estate Az
Wilson y &
@ Any one wishing 10 purchase p-o
~ IN this section OF the state VII d. Is
TO call Oil me before purchasing
The state chronicle., 1889-04-05
CONVICT LABOR AND HO" II
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mar i. one q -Eeae p-loo1- r@e@L,-: IF
came insane beca1-e -e ~a- .ep- = 81
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nel- Leep-Lg eoLT-cl- = ---7---=-7 = ---7
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have 10 interest except = l1a.3 t.3-rE
cut II tae-r .aDlr a. *E2-s - .7@b
them Il -d-e-e77.
there Se-E-d.-T Ired- Z = y = = :