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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
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The Servian cabi'Ie'. has resigned.
The czar will visi. Berlin October 2
The grip is tS,.aking out again III
various parts o. Europe
AT al explosion in mine at Boryslav,
IN Galicia, 20 miners were sufocated
Efforts arc being made to patch up a
reconciliation between Emperor William
and Bismarck.
NJ. de Giers, Russian minister OF for
exn affairs, and Chan cellor Won Caprivi,
OF Germany, have agreed upon meas
ure looking to international repression
Of the anarchists and nihilists
The Catholic Congress, III session at
Coblentz. Germany, demands the re-es-
Enlistment of all the Catholic orders in
Germany, including the Jesuits, and the
rest oration of the pope's temporal power
The French army maneuyers opened
Monday in the north of France. Smoke
less powder was used in firing. The
detOnation was as loud as that made by
the old kind Of powder and was sharper
and harsher
General Roulanger claims to have
been treacherouSly misrepresented in
recent reports concerning his actions
when he commanded u French army
corps and was minister of war The
Paris Figaro charges him with project
for the restoration of the monarchy and
| with intending to batray France.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
H.. lstes, 0oings IN the Field Of Fedora
Legislation and Politics =

IT, anil tall cont nuel to occupy the
-. - part f ria. time Of the Senate.
g., .,y bic athef business Was trans
lion bankruptcy hill Was reported and
-: = "u the calendar. The confer
ct, up 1T on she sundry civil bill was
a:.'"... t-.-- s resolution was adopted
il .iructi'e the judiciary committee 10
rrI'.: lcthcr additional legislation is
10 H:y IT the protection ~ Spanish
IN. ~. :. citizens "A resolution re-
Or H., IA" suspension Of iat"I upon the
~" %: Lafayette statue. and intended 10
pr ut e. icing placed in a position TO
81 ga g the jackson statue. was adopted.
The conference report on the railroad
Ian rant forfeiture bill was presented
anil .r,.crrd printed. The conference
r.; r., nn the bill 10 relieve destl:u;ion
H. 4 Territory of Oklahama was pre-
sen d and agreed 10 THE bill oh. K.
7"id, i"r the payment Il claimants I'M
de-, ia" Bowman act, being for stores and
sui-.,',", I Ken bv the United States
Ar.:l, yeas di.cu, Scd bY items and passed.
a large number of private pension
biIiS WHY 'DIisiifIfA, htiNt Aii'pt Va biiDii1
pas cd.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Much lime was CONSUMED i'll points OF
=; O,hct. and in presenting questions OF
personal privilege, in consequence Of the
| dis" d"!ly proceedings which had char
| act":z Il he debate on the compound
| lad bill. \ resolution Was finally
Hdop'.i ordering the sergeant alarms to
arrest and bring to the lar of the House
ali members absent without leave, and
rero,ing all leaves Of absence except on
account Of illness of members or their
families. The bill adlnsting accounts
Of laborers undor tho eight hour law III.
| X. llIaOl was taken up and debated a,
som" length, and passed after the adop
ton OF several amendments. The hill
in effect limits the labor of all en-
ployeeS of the Government to eight
hours and makes it unlawful for any Of
fCar Of h Government or any contractor
thereof torequire more than eight hour
labor from any person so employed -
The alien contract law was taken up ant
passed after debate. Tho Arkansa,
election case of Breckinrldee VS.. Leacl
was then taken up.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
Labor Notes.

The scarcity of brick is being badly
felt in New York.
The varnishers OF New York and
on Tuesday.
All w DIRK 90 the Pittsburg Exposition.
the opening Of which was set for this
week. is stopped on account Of the strike.
The Knights Of Labor are collecting
money for the New York Central strik-
era, and are soliciting contributions out
side the order.
| The brick handlers in New York have
returned TO the WORK Of unloading as5o-
citation brick at the usual price of 40
cents Il thousand.
The New York State Board OF Arbitra.
ton has begun an investigation of the
strike upon the Central Railroad
Tho striking switchmeu in Chicago
have gone back To work, and the move
ment of freight was resumed at the
stock yards and on the different roads.
A big strike Oh the Southern Pacific
has been avoided by the railroad
making concessions to the grievance
committee of the Brotherhood of Rail.
way Trainm en-.
The strike of the rug weaveFs at Beth
lehem. Pa. against Is per cent reduc
tion proved Of short duration. They
have accepted the firms terms and re
turned to work
The union mipe<s " the Standard
Coke Works, at Scottdale. Pa, 10 thu
number Of 1000 have struck against un
organized labor The furnaces hav,
been banked and NE plant Is now aban
doned.
a petition has heH0 presGA1ed in TIN
United States Senate eSom the WON an
National Industrial League praying 70
the enactment of laws TO protect citizen
from cutrages committed oy the "arme
assassins known AS PnkeYtOn's detect
ives
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
The Best Advertising.

The most efficient advertising in
behalf OF Hoods Sarsaparilla is that
which comes from the medicine it.
self. That is, thuse who are cured
by it, speak to friends suffering SIM
ilarly, who in turn derive benefit
and urge others to try this successful
medicine. Thus the circle Of its
popularity is rapidly widening from
this cause alone, and more and more
are becoming enthusiastic in behalf
of Hoods Sarsaparilla as it actually
demonstrates its absolute merit. All
that is asked for Hoods Sarsaparilla
is that it be given fair trial. If
you need good blood purifier, or
building up medicine, try Hoods
Sarsaparilla,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
Foreign.

The cholera is still on the increase 1t
Jeddah.
An American sy Indicate is buying sugar
lands in Mexico.
The reports on the potato blight in
Ireland are alarming
A protocol Of peace has been signed
between San Salvador and Guatemala.
Turkey refuses to give satisfaction To
Ssrvia Tor tho recent murder OF the
Servian consul at Pristina.
The Paris press quite generally fsvors
the removal OF the prohibition placed
upon American pork.
Burchard, the supposed murderer
OF Benwell, near Niagara Falls, will be
tried at the fall assixes.
A special dispatch from Toronto, Out.
says tina Manitoba and northwest harvest
Is now probably beyond the reach OF
accident
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
Trouble In Texas Over Small Fox.

The town of Marlin. Tex, still main
taiDs an attitude of rebellion against the
authority of GoVerno, Ross. and refuses
to abolish the small pox quar- an,ine placed
against Waco. \ lawyer of that city,
who was employed 10 secure an inJunc-
ton in cause involving half million,
was forcibly thrust upon The cars and
driven of. and the corporation against
which the injunction was brought
gained an important advantage lie has
filed suit against the authorities OF
Marlin for half a million damages The
commerce Of Waco is suffering terribly
as result OF the quarantine, the cotton
trade being directed away. Governor
Ross says re will break the quarantine,
and the Texas Rangers have been or
dered to the town. 1t is feared that
there viii be collision between them
and the people
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
IELEGRApaIC BKIEIa
Lobster. ara reported very scarce.
Eros; fell this week in Garrett county.

Lcb-ter ara reported very scarce
Eros; fell this week in Garrett county,
MI
Petroleum hsi been discovered, IT Is
Il, ,i2nt. ma. Greensboro, North Caro-
ini
F,,o-t- from TIE farions oyster depots
an4 grounds indicate great actj Ity this
ss,,iE
IT, couie.ees Oh tie r..es aHi har-
uu. I'll. have agreed 81. their r?,mt 1t
cut i.-s,n the total ain"unta appropriated
to 90 80 80
The Investigation of Pe-.ason Commits
si"h,r Raun Mas resumed this week
befulr the special committee OF the
Hou~,' amid much excitement
! Washington pa special says: Five
aiers III original packages have hen
recrntlr convicted ~ selling liquor
without hce,at-s. The were fined 800
each. and sentenced from two II i've
months n the workhous"-
Mr.. Smy ser, :. member Of the House
committe" on the investigation Of the
Pen, ion Office, has withdrawn from the
same because il appeared t!:at lie MAS a
stoCkhotdtr III the refrigerator company
Of which General Rlum * president
Tie great strike Of the ChicaS. car
p"utc,s WAS formerly declared ia >n,es
day. The men working on the uubli
schools will not bE interfexed ' ;tl ant
those working FOR bosses who re- willin,
to pay the 31t cents an hope called 70
by the agreement entered into last Ma
| will be allowed 10 continY
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04


There are 1 600 cases Of smallpox in
the province OF Pernambuco, and an
average q 20 deaths daily.
The plots against the presen: king.
Maiiery. ia the Samoan Islands. are iu'
spired by lie deposed king Nataaia.
AIrice, have been received from MOoSh
TO the etfec; that the Arrnen mans continue
10 b. subjected to terrible atrocities
Tie SNcdish authorities have re
ducst..d that tho remains Of Ericsson be
disemLaIkrd at Stockholm, ~ originally
intended
ROuml., g., - ia I-r-toOd 10 have iotnr1
in a common arrange ut with BuiR
AGAINST Russian IntrIgue-, aud both states
are under III" friendly guardianship OF
Au>lri".
Ear'hp .iht shJcA, in Austria ctIscd
the DannDc Kiv t. rise IN long !iuo-
similar - Tia" waves cauSod b. Il scam
eI'- pth lie.
Acc5rlin. b. Bishop Taylor, the heroic
mis- iou ~ Of africa, the single city OF
Hamburg Germany, has exported 100,
900 toss II ram and gin to Africa within
the last wear.
Mr. GiaI- on. sdyS that DR.. DDiliusH.
Leader IF the old Catholic party. and
| Cardinal Newman, were two Of the most
/ remarkable men 81 the contemporary
| Christian Cturch.
| Fear Of war seems 30 be SubSidlDg N
| Europe. Coutid, uce has followed thu
! efforts Of the young emperor Of Ger
many ~ promote peaceful relations
among the natIpu-.
The Bank OF Brazil has authorized 10,
issue Of An adlitioual fifty million, OF
milreI. in currency on gold bass TO
facilitate speculation. Political disputes
are increasing in Bahia.
The Armenian secret Genital COMMITTEES.
has sent circular 10 the powers declar
ing that if the grievances against the
| Turkish government are not redrcssed I
st rious rising Is certain.
An Older was issued by the Russian
government to discharge, ou September
I, crews Of the navy vhosr term ot
service expired III March, and granting
extensive furlOughs TO other men o! the
navy.
All advices from Berlin agree that tho
German emperor is rot satisfied witt, Tho
result Of his visit 10 he car He found
that monarch u .terably Determined
that there should ba no recognition o.
Bulgaria by a Russian protectorate.
British Liberals will make TurkiSt
outrages on Eastern Christians leadiul
issue Of the coming parliamentary cam
paigu A mass meeting will soou ht
held III London to .enOunCe LORD Sails
hury's failure to take action. at which
Mr. Gladstone will sp1ak
The ninetieth birthday Of General 20,
Moltke will be observed by the xesenta
ton TO him Of collective address from
all the towns 10 Germany. and by TIN
gift of house at ParchiIp, Mecklenburg
where he was born. Emperor William
will go in person to offer his congratula
tons
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
A ROYAL Yacht m a Storm.

The German imperial yacht Hohsuzol.
Tern had very stormy tip 90 return.
Ing from Russia. The vessel narrowly
escaped colliding with lightship and
her deck houses and stanchions were
damaged. The yacht pitched 80 badly
that the sailors were hurled from their
hammocks and many Of them received
severe bruises and other injuries. Not
withstanding the entreaties OF his ofB
GERS. Emperor William remained on deck
during the very worst OF the storm.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
National CAPITAL NotaE.

Regular cabinet meetings have been
resumed.
The Senate will conclude this week
the discussion Of the tariff bill.
Surmises as to the ad jOurnment of
Congress place the date between the 1st
and 18th of October.
There appears to be no doubt that tue
House will at once take up the tariff bill.
after it passes the Senate.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Clarkson has retired from office. There
are a number of candidates for the
place.
The President has signed the meat in.
spection, agricultural college, and
sundry civil bills and also various pen
sion bills.
The largest travelling crane in the
world has just been put into operation
at the Washington navy yard On trial,
it lifted 246, 400 pounds.
Hon. J y. Huston, Treasurer Of the
United States, who has been spending a
few DAYS at his home in Connorsviile
Ind, says he shall resign after the fall
elections.
The total purchases Of AZ per cent
| bonds by the Treasury, under the
circular Of August p. to date, have
been 500, 020, 100, being $40, 100 in ex-
cess of the call.
The older officers of the navy are giving
way TO younger men. owing to their in
ability to adapt themselves to the new
conditions created by the building of
modern war ships.
| The House committee on commerce
has decided TO report adversely tn" bill
introduced by Representative Richard
son, Of Tennessee. to repeal the charter
of the Nicarauga Maritime Canal Com
pany.
General Grant. acting secretary of
the military reservation al Hot Springs,
Ark, as military reservation. and its
transfer to the Interior department for
disposition under IT," law
Mr.. Mendopca, the brazilian envoy
states that the reciprocity amendment
as reported by Senator Aldrch wac sat.
isfactory to Brazil. and that she woald
be one of the first countries to make
concessions to the Uni. States in rcturr
for the removal Of the iuty on sugar
The State Department has taken meas
ures TO secure full particulars of ths
shooting OF General Barruudis on boart
an American vessel. lying in the port o
, San Jose, by officers Of tho Guatemala
government, and until the exact fact
and circumstances CONNECTED with tn,
affair are known il does no, care to ex
press any opinion Of the case or of tn,
cour-e of Minister Miner. who author
! lied the acts of the Guatemalan govern
ment so far rs the arrest Of General Bar
| ruudia is concerned
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
She Robbed the Mails.

Mrs. Mary Boyd, the postmistress at
Bilesville, a thrifty town in Stanley
county, N. c., on the Danville, Mocks-
vile and Southwestern Railroad, has been
arrested for robbing the mails Mrs.
Boyd had been discharging the duties for
several months, and during that time
sums of money had disappeared. Gov
eminent detectives were set to work to
watch her, and Notwithstanding that
they secured evidence which strength
ened their suspicions the woman man
aged for long time to battle them In
their efforts to obtain a working clue
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
What Does II Mean?

900 Doses one dollar" means
simply that Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the most economical medicine to
buy, because it gives more for the
money than any other preparation.
Each bottle contains 100 doses and
will average to last month, while
other preparations taken according
to directions, are gone In a week.
Therefore, be sure to get Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
Held for Outncv,s Dissstor

A warrant has been issued through
the States attorney for the arrest of
Joseph WEIGH for manslaughter in caus
ing the late disaster on the Old Colony
Railroad. He was boss of the section
gang who left the fatal jack between
the rails, and Judge Humphreys, who
held the inquest, decided him response.
BILE. He is held without bail The pen
atty is 20 years Imprisonment.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
Labor IN the Antipodes.

AtMelbourne. Australia. a tremendous
labor demonstration was held last week.
The full police force of the city aud 900
special constables were on duty. but the
day proved to be orderly. Forty thou.
sand men. representative of al trades,
formed a procession and paraded the
streets. At the meeting subsequently
held a resolution OF thanks for the sup.
port given by English unions TO the
strikers was adopted.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
Attempt to- Burn Senator Stanford's Barn.

Attempt to Burn Senator Stanford's Barn.
Only the vigilance Of hostlers at Sena-
tor Stanford S zig Palo Alto ranch Satur-
day night prevented fire which would
have been T. repetition lof the disastrous
fire of three years ago, in which moro
than dozen s-oung trotters and runners
We're burned About 8 o'clock flames
Were detected in 10000 bales of straw
near the main stable. This straw had
just been packed in the largo barn and
sealed up for winter By the light of
the burning straw two men We're seen
running away. When the hostlers got
out the fire hose they found big knot
tied III the middle TO make it useless. The
fire was confined 20 the stable Loss on
stable, $1,000.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
Doctors Aec.p. Pa..eur,s fh.or,

Doctors Accept Pasteur's Theory.
The French steamship La Bresagne
has arrived at New York with $50 cabin
passengers on board, apd among the
plumber was DR.. Gibier, the head Of the
New York Pasteur (hydrophobla) 1nsti-
tute. He had attended the Congress of
Medical Men at Berlin. He said the
medical men had adopted the opinion
that Pasteur's theory was a success
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
HARSH TREATMENT OF LEPERS.
Why Sister Rose Gertrude VIII Leave the
MOIOkai station.

) report by way of San Francisco
states that there is probability that
Sister Rose Gertrude, the young English
nurse, who created such a sensation last
year By volunteering to go to the Molo-
kai leper station. will leave the leper re-
ceiving station in Honolulu, where she
spent several months The place is in
dependent OF missionaries and they
arc stirring factions against her, The
board of health recently appointed a
leper a. manager, and he has disguised
Sister Rose Gertrude by his harsh treat
ment OF patients and his constant inter
ruptiOn of her pans.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04

Hon. John A. Hiestand, the veteran
republican leader, who served as Repre-
sentative from the Lancaster, Pa district
in the Forty-ninth aud Ffftieth Con-
crosses, is critically ILL., He has been
falling for some months past.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04

"Why, now l cannot get enough
to eat,' says one lady who formerly
had no appetite, but took Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04
The President Sofnu.

President Harrison and General Sher-
man have both accepted invitations to be
present at the twenty-first annual re-
union Of the Society of the Army of the
Cumberland, to be held at Toledo, Ohio
on September II and 10.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04

More Belgian Miners Threaten to strike.
The miners in the Marimont and Bas
Coup coal districts Of Belgium threaten
to strike unless their wages are raised
16 per cent
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04

Train so connects with Whining
ton & Weldon train bound North,
leaving Goldsboro 1850 a. m, and
with Richmond Il D1nvillG train
West, leaving Gcidsbor0 30 =. IN.
Train 81 connects with Richmond
& Danvilio train, arriving a Colds
bOro 2:j5 =. m, and with Whining
ton d Weldon tram from The North,
at ) IL p. Ia.
Train . connects with Wiimington
& Weldon through freight train,
North bound, leaving GolHsboro at
$50 p. m. s. l.. DILL,
.~nnnrint nnncnt
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-09-04

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
Tho ZettIer RIG Club.

The Zettler Rhfe Club. one OF the most prom
nsnt organizations of its kind in this city has lust
cluded it's indoor and will open tho longTanRe
tournament with open.to-All shoot at G. Wissel's
Cypress Hill Park Tuesday and Wednesday May 20
and II. The program comprises three numbers and
ought to give SAtSfa elton 20 all participants On tho
target of honor whei shooting is limited to ticket
only for each contests mt tho marksman either
q IRE onhsnd At his own option Tho club has
changed its heAdQuArt from 2o7 Bowery 1881
classic thorouRhfare, hore two good galleries await
tho ride shooter while another gallery will DO devoted
TO pistol practice The members express great sfAo
ton with the change
son lSSs,9U and the r. suits achieved atty
INK as tho appended .bo shows The target Mas Tic
Caring target one hat inch centre each conostAnt
shooting many tArRa t. as he liked The TTst target
every competitor n; each shoot went record all
other targets counting tho prize onmpeilIOn. To DO
eligible AS prize wInnt the member LAD TO shoot nc
least IS targets durn! the season. \ hmdsomo god
medal for the best aver age on Tho first target and tho
cub badge for tho best all targets Lesdes -
handsome and useful ART Giles constituted the prizes he
nve best of each counting the competi'
t0n and the members ch DOSING in rotation, according
to their standing
The two to the President OF tho club Mr..
Bernard Walther. who attended n shoots scored
average of 243 "a ON his Il hrs targets lie made o.,
points AN average of pa y NJ Dorrer won the first
extra prLh for tho best arRets with 43 an average
OF 2b 80 loss than 70 urt-on members or mo club
averaging 30 or moro on heir best iArgoLk
The number of shoots ended the points scored on
the rHt record target nd the respective averages
well the for the nVe pes targets OF the
tW enty. three prize winnerth are as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
Lawn Tennls Notes.

M Valentine o. Hall says tiat he win play in all the
noteworthy tournamsua IN the East THIS String AZ
cUHsdersi the test kind VI IractCe when 10 = IN
condition for the cham lunshlD-.
The Annua tournament OF vac Elizabeth IN. - Lawn
Tennis Club VIA be he'd on MAJ 80 and is open TO
friends Of the club for singles and doubles Entrie1
close May "H with L. W Gla4ahrook, Elizabeth y. j.
II. W. Spohord. Secretary OF Che Southern Lawn Ten.
mis- Association and OF tho Librarian Of Congress-
has jus; returned from Southern trip aud tolls the
same good story, that tennis "a booming tho South
x, Frazer OF Presdsnt OF the U. $ l. T. A.. has
gone to HhBtugs ontho Hudson TO get tho courts in
Ihaps for the tournaments on Jnue IA lilo Intends hay
player cannot object 10 them
Fred Mansfield OF The Longwood Cricket Club Boston
10 said 10 be playing the game OF his life Last year
ga some very pretty work alh Is ranked tenth By T.
w, SOcum in tho list of hmsriun play-TA lie kelly
to attain higher rating BY The ~nd of this season.
br Iw ght the famous tennis PLAYER has zone to his
summer home Al huni's Hon lie hAs ilkrn with him
large rupwH al tennis haHE and hAr a.! plenty ~
shinS tar"." aud cNpeis IA spc I'd ihr ummur m hsh
INK Ann lshnH with arge prop 'rIIon OF tar latter
The Pprin2 tennis tournament at Yale Is nov bonK
played lhere arc i've separate Ompettious. respect
iyey for the classes Of o. ~. ~. J and sheited
School Tho winners of each or these tournaments will
play IN the uniyorsiE tournament, and tho winner Of
this WI meet Huntington It,, for the GhAn1 loD-
AAiD q Ne lRiSNAAtk