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SWEET & SCHMIEL,

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS
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The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-17
NEWS FROM THE UNIVERSITY.
Especial Cor. of STATE CHpox7c1p,

Especial Cor. Of STATE CHRoNICLE.l
CHAPEL HILL, Sept. lot has lust
been little more than week since the
University opened. but visitor no
douD, would think We were IN the mid
de Cf q term. for the students have be-
gun work with more than usual zeal.
All the members OF the faculty are on
the Hill, and every department is now
open for work. Dr. Manning has been
confined to his home for ten days with
malarial fever, but MS law classes, under
the instruction Of Justice Shepherd are
proceeding with their respective courses.
Thirteen members Of the senior law class
viii go down TO the next session Of the
Supreme Court to apply for license, and
as 10 one with DR.. Maul.ng's certificate
has ever failed 70 pass the examination,
we expect thirteen Young ATTORNEYS will
be turned loose upon the state about
October, lSt- The large class now here
IS Just tribute aud return for the earn
est laborS OF Justice Shepherd and DR..
Manning.
We hear numerous compliments paid
Mr.. Horace Williams, the successor of
Dr.. Mangum, and Dr. Whitehead, who
has the supervision of the medical de-
partment. Both are natives Of our
own State, and received their academic
education within our own borders-Dr.
Whitehead at Wake Forest, and Mr..
Williams at the University.
Mr.. ". III. Little, IS, has been an
pointed Assistant Instructor in English,
md Mr.. Ii. L. Miller, 80, Assistant in
Chemistry. The Librarians place, for
merly occupied by Mr.. st. Clair Hester,
Of Raleigh, is now filed by Mr.. Victor
5 Bryant, of Pineville
Prof. Z A. Alderman and vie, of
Goidsboro, have been spending few
days here with Mrs. X. II. Graves.
Rev. Mr.. Whitaker, of Raleigh, editor
Of the Spirit of the Age, is conducting
a meeting at the Methodist church.
The students of the University met
this evening in Gerard Hall and unani-
mOuSly elected Mr.. W. w. Davies, of
Virginia, Washington Birthday Orator.
This is q high honor, and he who re-
ceives it, is generally considered one of
the best, if not the best orators Of the
class
Dr.. S. B. Weeks will leave in the morn
ing for Eastern Carolina, and after few
| days will return to John Hopkins Uni
versity.
On Ihursd~y Prot. A. W. Long and
DR.. W J. Battle will leave Chapel Hill
for Harvard.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-17
FOR VANCE.

The HertfOrd County Convention for
Him--.Maj. Anderson RenOminated
For the House.
Especial Cor. of STATE CHRONICLE.]
MURFREEsBORO, N. c., Sept, 15.-The
Democratic convention for Hertford
county met at Winton to-day and made
the following nominations
Representative, J. L. Anderson.
Sheriff, J. S. Mitchell.
Clerk, Thomas D. Boone.
Register, Geo. A. Browne.
Coroner, DR.. J. H. Mitchell.
Surveyor, j. D. Parker.
Mr. Anderson was member of the last
House. He is an Alliance man, and a
Vance man. A resolution endorsing
Senator Vance was adopted.
j. W. HICKS.
The CHRONICLE congratulates the Dem
ocrats of Hertford upon their wisdom in
renominating Major Anderson. He was
a valued member of the last House, and
will represent the good county in the
next legislature with the increased use.
fulness which experience brings.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-17
ASHEViEi.E. NEWS,
A Handsome Inn-A Young Volcano
Political Gossip.
Especial to STATE CHRONICLE.

Especial TO STATE CHRONICLE.
AsHEyILLE, n. c., Sept 13, 1890. 1t
was the good fortune of your CORES
pondent to visit this afternoon the site
Of Kenilworth Inn, As well as to nave an
interview with Dr. Browning, OF Phila
delphia, who has charge OF the building
of this hotel, which viii add very much
to Asheville's reputation as a health and
pleasure resort. D.. Browning has
come to Asheville D live. He will act
as manager Of the hotel when completed
and was very courteous IN answering
all questions concerning the intentions
of the company. This company con-
sists Of seventeen members, ali Of whom
are non residents OF this city, save one.
They have an organized capital Of $780,
000 Among the stockholders are j. II.
Inman and George W. Vanderbilt.
The site Of the building is OF hig h hill
in an inclosure of 150 acres. The build
ing will be five stories high, and up to
the third floor will be con-
structed of stone. When com
pleted it will contain one hundred
and sixty rooms. It will have all mod
ern appliances, and situated as it is in
one Ct the most lcyable spots near the
city Of Asheville, it will have every at
traction to make it a pleasure resort. at
present there are at work on the prop
erJy oae hundred and fifty hands, and by
January 1st the building is 20 be com
pleted It yill be the handsomest hotel
| by far in the city. The grounds Of the
Inn will be q beautiful lawn Of forty
| acres, with macadamized road leading
up from the Swananoa river. The re-
mainder of the one hundred and fifty
acres will be divided up into lots. These
lots will constitute Kenilworth Park
| Hon Thos D. Johnston addressed
the people Of Haywood county al
| Waynesville few days ago on the po-
| litical issues Of the day. Captain John
ston is doing all he can to aid in the de
feat Of Ewart He will make q thorough
canvass OF the Ninth district
| A meeting Of tho Young Mems Dem
| ocratic Club has been called for Tues
day night next. Asheville had large
club two years ago, and it did effective
work in the last election. 1t will be lar
ger and more enthusiastic this year W.
viii send big delegation to Raleigh OIL
the Gath
| Qqite a sensation has been produced
in the neishborhood Of Cooper'5 Station
during the last week over 2 phenomenon
which has every appearance Of being
small volcano. From the trop Of one 0
the mountains, every morning betweel
8 and 10 o'clock, five or six columns 0
| smoke ahOut the SiZa Of a mans bod
rise. This smoke has quite a pscuiia
appearance, and its presence has caused
a number Of people Of that communit.
to be alarmed There is no opening il
the ground, but it comes up through th
soil. Some who have en- to the plac
say the smoke has snlphurous odor
Numbers of Asheville people have bee
to the place. Can any one explain it?
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-17
CITY SIDEW ALI[S.
A Necessity for Improvement in Some
PIaces--W here the Fault Lies When
the Improvements are Not Made.


The sidewalks Of Raleigh, generally
considered, are better than the sidewalks
of most cities of from $4,000 to 90, 600
inhabitants. This fact will be attested
by people who have travelled and seen
things.
But this ought not to be matter of
congratulation. Raleigh wants BETTER
sidewalks than other cities.
Every time the rain comes there are
some sidewalks that give pedestrians
trouble Such a condition is opposed to
the spirit Of the city government, and is
a violation Of the city ordinances.
Here are some parts Of the city ordi-
nances with reference to sidewalks:
''The street committee shall have the
control and supervision vi all matters
relating to the streets, sidewalks and
pumps of the city, and shall determine
| the amount of labor and material to be
used upon the streets and public works
of the city, and shall make full report
to each regular meeting.
eff any owner or lessee Of lands in the
city of Raleigh, on Icing notified TO re-
pair his or her sidewalks, shall fail TO
repair as ordered (and the street com
mis- tee may decide, at their discretion,
whether the said sidewalks shall be re-
paired with stone or brick or graveD. he
or she shall be deemed guilty Of mis-
demeanor and fined five dollars for each
days neglect to make such repairs, or
imprisoned ten days; a notice Of
ten days by the chief of po-
| lioo Of tho cjtu in bo 10
sufficient in any event, and if any
owner or lessee Of lands in the city
Of Raleigh be a non resident of
Wake county, then the chief of police
shall issue a notice to him or his agent
to repair his sidewalks in said city, and
on failure to do SO after twenty dayB'
notice by the chief Of police, or if per-
sonal notice cannot be served on the
owner orsagent, then, after the publica-
tion of notice by the chief of police for
thirty days in some newspaper published
in the city of Raleigh, calling on the
owner to make such repairs, the Board
Of Aldermen may cause such repairs to
be made at the expense Of the person in
default; and if said expense be not paid
, by said person IN default within SIX
months after the completion Of the re-
pairs, such lot may be sold, or enough Of
the same to pay such expenses and costs,
, under the same rules and regulations
and restrictions, rights Of redemption
and savings as are prescribed ID the char
ter Of the city Of Raleigh for the sale OF
land for unpaid taxes.
The requirements of these ordinances
are not complied with-at least the spir-
it is not The existance Of the ordi
nances presupposes that the city officials
: will order repairs where they are needed.
2 Perhaps these orders are given, but it /:
evident that they are not enforced. II
they cannot be enforced, the ordinances
!. ought to be eXpunged.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-17
HYDE COUNTY NOMINEES.
(NeW Berne JOurnaD

(NeW Berne JOurnal)
The Hyde county Democratic nomi
mating convention met in Swan Quarter
and made the following nominations:
House Of Representatives Julian S.
Mann.
Clerk Superior Court Samuel S.
Mann.
Sheriff.. S. Roper.
Register of Deeds-W J. Harris.
Treasurer -Alonzo O'Neal.
Surveyor-Geo. W. Swindell.
Coroner-A. B. Credle.
The CHRONICLE is glad to note the
nomination Of Mr.. MANN. He graduated
at the University four years ago with
honor, read law, and is promising
young attorney. He will be heard from.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-17

clared that all money crops We're better
than for many years, and that they had
been made with less expense than ever
before.
The Union Depot.
MAJ. Winder made report with refer
ence 10 the new union depot He said
there would be q meeting Of the commit
Zee On next Tuesday, a. which time the
bids would be opened anG the contract
awarded,
Hotels.
AT. !. Thompson, Esq. from com
mlttee 0n hotels reported that it was
probable that tie much needed ard long
looked for additional hotel would be an
accomplished fact u short time.
Schools.
Mr.. f. E. Battle, re0orted that all the
schools, public and prlYale were on a CO.
l0ssal boom. Everv binding everywhere
was full. new furniture was bei~n order
ed, and assistant instructors ana protes-
sors were being employed. There are
more pupils IN the Raleigh schools than
ever before.
The State Fair.
The State Fair was mentioned and big
enthusiasm was shown over it. a com
mittee Oh local attractions, fire works,
&c, was ordered appointed, AMI this
will be done.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-17
Y. NJ. ID. G..

Big Organization at Asheville-.-Dele-
gates Coming to the State AssOcia-
ton.
Especial to STATE CHRoNICLE.l
AsHEvILLE, N. c., Sept. 16.-The
Young Mems Democratic Club was re-
organized tonight. Two hundred
names enrolled. Weekly meetings are
to be held. E. D. Carter was elected
president. The club will send ten dele
gates to the State Convention. Enthu-
slastic speeches were made.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-17
A MALIGNANT PREACHER

He DenOunces in Vile Terms Some La
dies Who Refuse to Believe His
Teachings--And Big Trouble Ensues.
(BY United Press)
VERNON, Illinois, Sept 16.-The Rev.
Thomas Owen, a Primitive Baptist
preacher, was convicted in the circuit
court Saturday of disturbing public wor-
ship and using obscene language in the
presence of ladies. Owen, while con-
Quoting revival meeting which was at
tended by number of ladies, who were
not members of the church, denounced
these ladies, who refused to believe his
teachings and join his church, in un-
measured terms, applying to them the
vllest of epithets. This brought on a
riot, the friends of the ladies trying to
mob the preacher. Owen was warned
never to preach in the neighborhood
again.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-17
GUILFORD DEMOCRACY.
A Great Ticket Nominated--Vance En-.
dorsed and Instructed For.
Especial to STATE CHRoSICLE.)

Especial to STATE CHRoSICLE.)
GREENSBORO, \. c., Sept IS, 1890
The largest and most enthusiastic
Democratic County Convention ever
held in this county met here to day.
John L. King was nominated for the
Senate, and ". N. Wiley and DR.. X. h.
Denny were nominated for the House.
Sheriff-John ". Cook.
Clerk John J. Nelson.
Register-A. G. Kirkman.
Treasurer-J " Wharton.
Surveyor John Gamble
Coroner-W NJ Donnell
Resolutions endorsing Senator Vance
and instructing for him were enthusias-
tically adop' ed.
Marion has voted $40, 900 for street
improvements.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-17
Weather Report.

Raleigh yesterday: Maximum temper
ature 81; minimum temperature 63i rain
fall, 0 80.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicin-
ity to-day: Partly cloudy, but no rain; !;
becoming considerably cooler towards
evening; northeIly winds.
WAsHISGTON, Sept l6.-Forecast for
North Carolina and Virginia Fair, pre-
ceded by light rain; northern Virginia
stationary temperature; northwesterly
winds.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-17
w. IL. N IL. =. TUCKER n co.
Fine Cassimeres.

We are now showing some of the best
productions in botn foreign and domestic
suitings for gentlemen.
We can supply these goods, and you
have them made to order at much less
than the usual custom prices.
Mr.. Jas. Boylan will give this depart
ment his personal attention.
w. FL. & II. S. TUCKER & co.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-17

Marion has voted $40, 900 for street
improvements.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-12
a BIG GLAZE.

Costly Fire ~ IA. - Panic
Among fhr Guests 81 the seventh Ave-
nue. uot~i-Onc Tirrman kincI aud
several Injured by = Falling Wsii-The
Io~s will Exceed Hair q Million Doiisr~-
PirrsBur.n. Pa. Dec. G-Ar early
morning fire. which originated in the
third story Of No OF Liberty street.
burned until altar ;hree o'clock. The
big six-story building Of and Yla Lib
erty street. occupied by +. NJ. Cannon
and ~confections. was burned 70 the
ground: Nos. 9i3 and 9l5. occupied by
the Harris Drug Com pany, and Nos.
9i9. 92i and oh. were partly destroyed
Losses and insurance.: Harris drug
store, buiiiing belonged TO the
Hays estate. los. $4,000: Harris
loss. contents. Si5u.O00: insurance.
500. 900. Maginn building. owned BY the
King estate. 80. 600: Maglnn's loss.
ssa5. 900: fully insured. Jcnkinson
building and contents. ss5. 900: frlls
insured. Young. Mahoi 4 Co.. oils.
paints. etc. los. go 600. The seventh
Avenue Hotel is directly opposite the
scene Of the fire. At the scond alarm.
the guests in tho hotel were aroused.
Notwithstanding the efforts y: the hotel
agemc the greatest excitement
prevailed. Half-ircs~cd men and women.
carrying sachels and wearing apparel
crowded and fought their way down TO
the stairs. several moments elapsed
before the guests could be made % I'M
derstanl there was no immediate dan
ger.
Fireman Elmer r. Islcv. Of engine
company No II. was killed BY falling
wall; body recovered.
The following we're injured by the
same wall:
Chief Evans. badly bruised: two ribs
broken.
August Winter. OF No. :, and John
Shcycrton. Of No. ii. badly bruised.
John Sellem. Of No. III. badly bruised
and one arm broken
Edward Adolph. foreman. one arm
broken. and badly bruised.
Several other frcmcn were severely
bruised. but continued at work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-12
CURRENT TOPICS
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FlFTv-FlRsT CONGRESS.

THE second session 81 the Fifty fir~t Con
xrcss assembled on he 1T. ~ thr ~th'ts
the credentials ~ senators elect 'trtN @hu
warren. 81 wyoming, were read anu the
oath administered On the draw Mr warren
secured the short term and Nr Carey tne
long. The usual committee ~N~ Apprtns-
al "a wait upon the President. va con.
Junction with a Ike from
fhe House. and inform him that Con-
1rssss vas in session. and at ! ~ p n ING
PRESIDENTS message MAS received ana rrAa
...In the House The speaker LAID before
that body the credentials ~ DAVID y tfAf
Wy. A. pelegat. from oklahoma, anu the
oath v a. administered 10 him. ~ n IA.
AZ. pr.~ dsnf'S message WAS received ana
read. and after the reading the House az
lonfned-
iNthe senate. on the "a. a resolution wac
adopted asking the secretary OF War for IN
formation about the steps fakcn % di~arn
Indians In Nebraska. south Dakota and
>oth Dakota. also a resolution instructins
che foreign relations committee 70 inquire
into the adsisability Of authorizing a cable e
Hawaii. several minor measures were
passed. and then the >enate-hy a party vote,
alto s-<ook up the Federal Election bill.
Afihr CONCLUSION 81 the reading Of the bill
the senate adjourned Ia the House the bill
referring the claim Of the Chesapeake fe-
mzle College to the Court Of Claims was
passed. The Copyright bill WAS called up,
and, after a number ~ dratnry motions had
been disposed o:. the previous question was
ordered-istq sy-and the House then ad-
1ourncL-
1xfhe senate. on the Al. MeS~rS. Voorhees,.
Dawes and Pierce had a lively debate on the
Indian question over "A joint resolution 80 ~
sue arms 10 the states ~ North and south
Dakota and >rbrI~sa. The Election bill was
taken up. and MI. Turpie made a long speech
against IL In the House the 1ntrrnationa
Copyright bill Mas debated ana pA-ssd-i&
ton AbMtc make any person. acting ia q
riduciary capaclty. responsible for the pen
sion mnn.y ~ minors Was debated without
1nal action. a motion ~ refer Il 10 the com
miitec being lOst-ss 10 l0L
lNth- senate. on The ith. Mr.. Cafrs rc-oiu-
tlon directing the superintendent ~ the La
N"r Burtan ~ examine the phosphate indus
Try ~ Florida wa~ passed also the joint rvs
olutlon for issuing arms ~ settlers Ia >nrth
ana south Dakota ana Nebraska. Mr., Pugh
made am argument against the
Federal Election bill. several minor meas
ur,s were taken from the calendar and
passed III the House the ILL making
guardians responsible for the pension money
81 minors Wa passed. The Pension Appro-
lrlatlon bll was discussed without action.