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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13
TOURISTS.

The farmers poultry has one advantage
over the owner. 1t is always sure of a crop.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

"What's 'caffey % lay, anyhow, Jim
'Dun' no; guess it must be coffee and eggs.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

SWEDISH ASTHMA CURE never fails.
Send your address. Trial package mailed
free. Collins Brothers Drug Co., St. Louis,
Mo.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

The blind mans dog may not be much o.
g performer, but it Is always given leading
part.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

The earliest instance of gambling known
to history was when a pair o-dice was
thrown up by Adam and Eve.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

The amateur race-pool gambler who would
try luck on dog, can drop his money on
pointers.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

Brown: Can sell you horse. Bagnall
What is the matter with him?
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'SThe insolent cooking utensi" is a phrase
for saucepan credited to Boston Housekeep-
ers.
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1t is astonishing how much easier to keep
bad resolutions are than good resolutions.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

A printer being asked if he was a West
Pointer, said no, he was setter.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

It is what they don't know that initiates
some mems vanity.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she bad Children, she gave them CastoriE
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The hen is not immaculate. She has to be
set right at times.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

The active auctioneer is usually under full
sale.
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THE FAEaEES ALLIANCE.

Ills u Sou.pnrtisAn IIodJ-in InttrrsiInu
Interview I'SsriinB ths Gtcsat COnron,
Iinn.
NAanylLLr, TEHH., Dee. IS lion. +.
u. Wade, Secretary OF tho State Demo,
cratic Executive Committee, RRa holding
similar position in tho STATE Farmer
Alliance, who was a delegALs to the
OcaIa convention, said hers to-day In AL
interview with au Amcrican rppovte,
that hs hnl been grossly and unju,tly
mlstepresDnted in the dispatches ilon
0cala IN regard 10 an alleged res9lasl0a
binding every member OF the Alliance
10 subscribe to the platform oLthe order,
and support no man for oGice who does
not subscribe 10 those principles. He
says no such tes1lutiun WAS offered by
himself or any other delegate 10 that
convention. This report has created
great interest among the Democrats and
Alliance men OF this andA1j Dining States.
Mr.. Wade said: "As far as my indi.
yidual ailaiIs are concerned theyGm0unt
TO but little, hHt az ! have been placed
before the Couulry Ia ld5e attitude
and tho preBg generally have selected mo
Nh n target, deem it due myRell TO aay
that my views have undergone no
change relative TO the demands Of the
the Alliance. Gm not in favor OF the
sub Treasury bill or the government
ownership OF railroada and telegraph
lines, nor any other demand that pIaC.s
the organiz ltiOn in tho attitude Of sub
scribing 10 policy OF Capitalization
and government irat-TRaism.
"Speakiag for tho order. want to BY
that it Ia On,pNFtisGu. Our lrst deca.
ration 10 TO labor for the education OF the
agricultural classes in the science OF eco
nomical government in strictly noa.
partisan spirit, and to bring about more
perfect union OF said classes. We ask
no member to vote for men or measures,
but lcnve each individual to act as his
conscience dictates on MI political ques-
tions and policies.
the Tennessee delegation a! the
0cala meeting, which was composed OF
Governor-rlect Buchanan, Joseph Me-
Dowoli, W. G. Lightfoot and myself,
were uualterably opposed to any third
party movement, and agreed among our
selves il this issue waa forced We would
retire from the body. However, no at.
tempt was made looking to this end.
Whatever action was taken by the 60
called reform press a!tSr the adjourn
lncnt OF the National Alliance Cugs 10
figure, 80 far aB the great nass OF the or
der is concerned, and Npprehend tha.
no member will consider for moment
that the action OF the mrnbcrs Of the
press will be bindingin the semote8t de-
gree OF other individual actions on pub
lie question:"
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sNRlEp ALlYs.

Struggles of the Supposed CorF'c Spit TIE
Consu-Sinsuinr Actiuus 0: Horses and y
Dove.
DESvEg, Dsc. lS.-A man named Lowe
was buried Monday iu Riverside Cem.
olery. For some unexplained reason
the ho,ses attached to the nearsc proved
stubborn aud the driver caula no, even
coax them into n funeral march. About
Tho Rome time Henry Stock, who drove
livery horse, had trouble, aud both
teams had TO 10 chaaGsI.
Arriving Mt the cemetesy the Sody gag
lowered into the grave with ceremonieG
prescribed by the Red Mems order. 4
bird Is set free rs the first earth rattles
on the catiia, symbol OF the flight ei
the soul to the fe.tS)s Of the hereafter,
hut the dove iluttered lroh, i.1 :sge and
s,;rhted ut the edge ot the grave. It
would r1t take wing until frightened
away by the ssaye dirgera. Gossips
talked, and il was decided to exhume
The body. The work was done, agd il
was aIscovered IS soon as the lid Of the
cofir box Was raised, that the caskrt it.
sell was split and the slcss in the cover
broken, rs il the dead bud CONE 10 life
The collin lid WAS raised, and tho tul
horror burst upon the spectators.
His body lay in E position unlike O
peacsiul one. The arms TSTe bent and
the hands SO tightly clinched that t.:
finger nails had been sunk into th'
eesh. The iacs Of the dead was dis
torted from the awful sirEss.e through
which the man had passed, and tet
checks showed that in his frenzy th,
man, entombed alive, ksd used his nail
with terrible effect. -
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RAUH INVESTIGATION.
MI Cooper ASKS Some lmpeti'
ncnt Questions, and
REUM DECLINES TO ANSWER.
10 EmphhtIcaIlJ i!-fusr. Ia i'roduCt
tho Hooks Ur tho iicfrigntOr Com.
pany-..rTnccchings OF Con.
gTr-. Capital Ncw-.

WGUmsGruy, .. e., Dec. ls.--At To-
days tession Of the Ram Investigating
Commjltee, Commissioner Iilum xA
mkGd by Sir. Cooper 10 examine GER
tain papeTs enl mr,rE how /. was that
cAlb Tor iaGmaIi1u about pension
cu,cs male b7 Co6girssmen Mcclellan
and SAi7o!y, Of Indiana, had not been
answered lGt IRON three iuonths TO q
year, GGd Why Mf, McHllliAms, a We.t.
cru pension attorney, had been unable
iortK0 yrLU - obtain information abou.
Cases on h!0 10 tho pension office. Com.
Inimi0acr Rlnm saih this matter had
nothing to DO with tho inyeaIigation.
SIR. Cooper also asked for IN order TO
compel Commissioner Raum TO produce
the BoGEa OF tho Columbia RrfrigUrato,
Company, q EuhlLiua,c CDrpora;ion, 70
the Universal Refrigerator Company.
M Raum cmphaliCaIIy refused 10 do b0
saying the company wag not yet organ.
lied and bad no connection with tho
present cagc. Ito hai no doubt Mr..
Cooper would like 10 know everything
Ag ilslnmJ had done sinCc hc was born
but no did not propose 10 gratily Mr.
Cooper.
No action WhA taken on Mr.. CoOper's
request. Adjourned.
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THE srArE ShNNInNslIlp.
The Democratic CoUfersucc CNilUd-som
Of THUBs Talked Vf,

The Democratic Conference CNilcd-Som,
Of ThDIs Talked Ut.
The conference to nominate Demo
cratic candidate for State Senator las
been called to meet in the court house al
New Cumberland on Wednesday, De,
cemOer Il, tie next day after the Erpub,
Iican candidate Is named n, wellsbuTg
For y matter that hRs 30 little in il,
the Senatorial nomination Is receiving
more than usual attention.
II is likely that the Democrats will
nominate either tx.Poslmgs,er /. t.
Smith, OF SeT Cumberland, or George
Baxter, Of Faitview. Several R"pub,
.icans ARE mentioned, aud Gen.
DuvaI, Of Wtllsburg, can probably have
the nomination il he drsiies Il. 30 bet,
ter choice conli be made.
William Brown, Of Holidays Cove
a highly esteemed citiz>n oi that src
tion, haA also been sngcvsted and would
make strong candidate.
Some OF the Democratic brethren in
luis city seem 10 think that there /,
nothing TO gain from n party view. pC
matter who nigh. hr elected, which j,
more than correct, as they have the
eartll already in the next Legislature.
1t hAS been sugges!"u that it would
be good thing TO nominate Howard n
smttu, OF New Cumberland, son al
the late Senator.
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On entering the club house the yjsjlor
will find himself in handsomely car.
pe.ed hall eight aud one half feet wide.
running the length oi the house. A
bright natural gas Ere gives CHEEKY
Te'comc. Midway Of the halt, opposite
the broad stairway leading TO the second
moor hRuHs n suprrO chandelier OF seven
electric lights and as many cas ie,s,
Chaifs and sofas intended for coinior.
VIII invite OIL every hand. The parlor.
'ne iGFee front room OF the north side,
VIII he one OF the attractions Of the
house and one OF the roon.s most soryht
tor comfort and view Of lhe nassinc
thtonS. here Is another handsome
chandelier, Itch light paperiug and light
carpet BACK ot the parIor ia a dining
room furnished in heavy oak, a dream oi
a sidcboard. and high.back, leather sem.
ed chairs, from which q tired man will
never want 10 rise. "'''
On the opposite side Of the hall front.
inc Chnpiine and Fourteenth str.ats ia
the ladies reception room, mn attTac,,ve
apartment whose beauty Ia reiIec,nI nv
two large mirrors. The next lnrve ron ~
D@~ ~ A'NAt'bg Vu EpLultstu StFprI Ia
the library, decorated in green and poId
In addition TO books the library viii m.
provided with newspapers and pg,inIi.
cal literature. Between the ladies, 70.
ception room Gnd the library is tho einiIo,
room, which has been Handsomely .ilaI
aud furnished with white marble lava.
tories and mirrors. Back OF the dinin.
room is the kitchen, equipped to meet
all the demands OF the club, incIudin1
such private dinner parties as members
may zee tit to have. Al! the water IL
filtered and comes from the pipeg as
clear ls crystal.
Ia the recess beside the stairway be.
tween the reception room and th..
library, is the managers office. Iere
will be the cigar stand, with n iooisten. :.
ing contriTance 10 keep the stock Az
fresh Es when il came from the handu nj
the maker. The fragrant 's,ogie" NAV
make its familiar presence ielt In ,he
club house, but it will no. be- on saIe
there. The large hall opens out on 10 n
wide piazzi, nov partly cncosed with
lRt,ice-%ork. Already IneInbers have
ihsiT eagle eyes on this secluded snot tor
the SIMMER evenings. Or, before Tho
dog days come the piazzl NAV he on.
closed with glass and turned into a con.
sciva;ory, an idea which Gnds isvor
among the clIbmen,
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THE ELM GROVE STRIKE.
Tho Trades h'srIuhi,. Arblttntinn Com.
nlttes makes Its r.unrf

Tho Trades h'srIubi,a Arblttntion Com.
n!ttee makes It's Etpnri.
The report CT the Arbitration Com.
mittee Of the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly, ii the matter OF the
En- Grove miners strike, was made
las. night, as follows:
The Knights OF Labor Assembly and
Local No. i OF United Mine Workers,
repFesen;inH tue miners employed 4, the
Elm Grove rhine, having submitted
their difficulty 10 this cOmnittce Tor set
Element, the Committee, ai.er careful
hearing ot the evidence As submitted bv
the committee Of the L nights of Labor
Assembly and Local Union No. 4, and
after aR inspection Of the mine, ia of ths
opinion that thI strike now pending at
the Chambers mine was net justified by
the iActa Us submitted TO us. We there
lore ask that the men return 10 work
pending fna! settlement Of this mat.
ter by the proper authorities oil the
United Mine WoTkcra' National organ.
izltion. Respectfully submitted.
WitLtAM FRonME, JR.,
RUMAS D0RLER,
Henry SnESE,
Committee,
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WILL HtEEfrG 90.
Plea Of Money OTENR'Is u hrihE SIArtiB.,
burg OGt Of Her EiP VaEpIAAls SI.Sp.
Ss,rlal EbgLses . IN I9sga..pgsrr.

| Plea Of Money OTEAR,Is u hEinr Martha.
huTT Dat Of IIsT RIP NaESIhGls Sleep,
S',rla! Dsptiss - ~ Ia,s.4.sncr.
NAEIISssdE1, W. Va, Dec. ls.-Na,.
linsbGrS ia going 10 boom. For the lss.
Two months It has bssn Whispered
around that sgch q Thing va going to
happen, bu, until nov few people realize
what bGekbous and capital we're Eoiug
10 accomplish, AGd ihat THE sleepy
to"n, Ehtcb the march OF progress hE,!
passed uunotieGd Ia the is, tan years.
was gOIrg 70 awaken 10 4 sense OF
appreciation Ui her coalition, while
Other towns. which BLe surpassed In
population in lssO, had oQts;ripped her
IN the race. As will bo seen lroin a
report OF the organization, II has ASo
attracted a foreign capital and Interest,
and men whose lEdIrnCe cannot fail 10
bring about good resuIu,
The stockholders the! 10 tie oiacr Of
Faulkner * Walker this evening. and
orgaDizsd under the name 0ithe Martins
burg Miami Manufacturing and Improve.
ment Company. There was large a.. |
tsntance, and they exhibited much en-.
lhus!asm over the prospective resuits. |
The following officers and directors wrte
elected: Hon. George NJ. Bowers, Pres |
ident; Dr.. y. D. Baker, Firs. Vice Prps. |
itenI; Il. Z. Berry, Second Vice Presi. !
dent; J4mes b. Wiis1u, Treasurer; |
Stewart ". Walker. Secretary. Direc.
ton: Hon. Stephen B. Eikius; Robert
?. Porter. ol the New York Pz,p; Col |
fhoma N. King, Second Vice President
baltimore < OHio railroad; Theo. X |
Miller. Of the firm Of Daniel Miller, Of |
Baltimore; ST. V. Richards, General In. |
Baltimore Il Ohio; Senator
Charles J. Faulkner, John &. Wilson, |
Hon. L. BoYd Faulkner. James +,
Thompson, d. W. Shsle-, George ". |
DR.. S. ". Myers, Charles II |
Miller and Jamea ". Mrkoxn. The
capital stock OF the company is $4,000.
10 be divided into 9O.OOO shares OF s9j
each. Over one.ioUrth ol the stock was
subscribed after the organization.
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nAGEl sAYBOLN SENrrYcEn.
Ike "eu Two IOSrs and a HaIf-attttr
Court Proceedings.

I
| Ike "eh Two NSArs and u HALT attrti
Court frOVesding..
Both sides Of tue circuit cour. were in
Session yesterday.
Ia EaEt | the case of John b. Park (
Sons ys. q, Kurt and wife was cou,iu.
ueL.
In the Gaze Of Jacob Wiener VS.. Sill.
ventein the court gave Wcincr the
option OF taking Si5i 81, in lieu OF the
verdict O! SG9S t.jawRtded by thu Iuty, or
having new trial. Weinur arccgtrd
'Ae feunccd Suul. \ stay ot sixty tlaya
was granted TO AlloH the c1su 10 Er
lhken to the Supreme Cdur; o. Apptal..
In Fart II the most Interesting pro.
cet1ing WAS ihe leutenc!Hg Of Harry
sGybold, convicted OF emDezzIpmpnt.
lie was brought down from jail hy Sher.
III steenrod at . O'Clock, aud arrapntd
before Judge PAUL, who proceeded 70
announce that he had decided to over.
rule tho motion 10 set aside the verdict
OF guilty and grant Il new trial. Sry-
Dold's counsel, Col. Arnctt, took cxcep-
lion 10 this.
Judge Paull then asked Say5oli II ne
had anything 10 say why should
not DO pronUuncsd OIL him, and he an
sTered very coolly that In had not.
The court then sentenced him 10 be i'm.
ptisone' in the penitentinry at Mounds.
VILE for two years and six months.
Colonel Arnelt asked etRy OF iujg-
nent 10 enable him TO take the case 10
the Supreme Court OF Appeals, and
Judge PAUL granted fifty days for that
purpose.
Edward Cloud, the colored man shot
BY Officer Norm 10 the Sixth ward after
terrorlzing tho vicinity and trying to
kill the officers, was also brought into
court, and plead not guilty 10 the charge
o! carrying concealed weapons and
shooting nj person IN pnblic place.
His case was set for January I.
The case Of the city vs.. Capt. Thomas
CLARK, Of the Salvation Army. was con. .
tinued owing TO the illness OF counsel on
both sides.
In the appeal case Of Adam Smith VS..
John Norton, the jury brought in q
verdict ih favor OF Norton.
In the afternoon u motion 10 dissolve
the Injunction granted by Judge PAUL
Iaat Saturday, restraining number OF
eGloon keepers at MOuLdsville from pur-
suing the. busincss, was argded before
the Judge by Monndsville and Wheel.
Ing attorneys, and the matter taken un-
der advisement.
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A meeting oIthc Hughes OF! and Gaa
Company wGH held last night, and the
following Board Of Direction elected /:
lion. J. d. Somoryillr, Capt. Asa Baola,
James 4. Henry, 9. II. Conner, Prot.
II. j. ArherG, Thly Baard elected tho
following officers: CapL. Asa Booth,
President; James a. Henry, Secretary :;
G. II. Conner. treasurer; J. Il. Somcr.
vile, Attorney.
The Nesa OIL and Gaa Company also
organized la5t evaning 10y OleCling thu
following dirprt0rs: Dr. 4. +. Gasmi1e,
]. b. Somefvilic, j. 4. Utag, A. 4,
Booth. William Bridcngteiu. The oiri.
Gems elected are as follows: Adam Hcss.
President; Capt. Asa Booth. Vice pre,I.
dent; Hon. j. T. SlmerSIlic. Treagnror
Dr. a. J. Gasmiro, Secretary; j. b.
Soinervillc, Attorney.
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TWO WERE HANGED.
4 Double Execution oithe Law
al Columbus, Ohio.
ISAAC SMITH RETRIEVED
For the FIith Tsma and Itccel,e. the
News With Indifference e. The
crImr" Committed by the
Men &C. Ous MatrIcIdc.

CoLcNBr,, O., Dec. s.-Thers WA "a
have been triple execution At the Ohio
penitent!AEy tonight, and Govetaof
Campbell last evening gave his lnal de.
c'sion "a TO why he would not interfere
in either case, assigning his reasons 4,
length.
lslac Smith YRS convicted OF tho mur.
der Of stephen Skihfn0re In Pike Cgun.
ty, and hAd been given four respit.s,
pending M investigation OF hia guilt.
Notwithstanding hiH decIhioa OF last
night, Gov. Campbell this evening gave
audience to Bishop WasterBol, oi tue
Columbus Di3eese, aud Il. J. Booth, 4
prominent attorney, and consented TO
grant another reprieye TO March 20, on
tue representation that they would give
personal attention to an inrestigaiion Of
the clse.
Tnn other tTo men were hanged. e.
iner Sharkey killed kis mother, q widoS,
near Eaton, Pfeble county, January IS,
1883. The motive was TO geI possession
OF the farm and remove the objections
OF Ills mother to hiR marriage with girl
Of tie nelghborhood. He claimed to
have noIemembIance Of committing the
crime.
Henry Popp, the other man executed,
was a German, born in the Old country.
lie killed Orris Grether, Bsloon keeper
at Canton By htabbIng him with pen
Knife alter DO had been several times
thrown out Of the saloon. The crime
was committed April q, last. popp was
l!ileFate, and. had no friends TO inter
CeGc for him. The three condemned
spent quIet day in the annex and Wis.
iI0rg to tue prison Terr not allowed TO
see them. They weru at supper at & p.
N. when the reprievc for Smith wRs DC.
liYered, and he accepted the nova in an
uGcoucrrned manner. apparently disap:-
pointed tia. ho WAS TO undergo another
siege OF Investigation.
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EAinCs must give way to Others Le.lrpV
TO play, BACK 81 the billiard nom is ~
Gale, where meGnhcIs NAY ;Akp ,AyIy
ease In their iuo, ihsir cirAiS Slth their
Notre, A.Ptlyi!csr LGhied In tho din!nr
room below. Herr are mofe hirh.bscS
chains aid EGpGsculc s!d,LaAtJ ni
blIeG walnut This is Que Of the raou,,
Nhlrh, Oh RoEec, nay 10 hSd tor nj.
'Ate dinner PARTIES, 4 marrow hall nun.
hinH back leads 10 the store nnoru and
batlI rSnTn, which latter has been mad,
over. still further hack IA a tSou "a,
servants. Opposite ,he cafe i lhs
!Ad''s ia1ehiSH 'poul, into which no
ho'i,u man may enter from hIch noon
Gpio ) o'clock, when the ladies arr 10
nav" exclusive use OF their luurhtng
room, Ihe library and tho reception
foetn. CArds OF admission will be fur,
hisEej 10 ladies OF ptmhers' families.
Al the bead Of the main stairway IL an
open pASsAEcWAy originally Intended an |
a means Of Communication between u,r
front and back fuoms. Now I, viii |
serve The additional purpose Of Eo,on,
thodAupg the urchrS;fa on gala occa |
NS9' aNLh l44s Vogue Ol vantage Tie
musicians may bc seen and heard nom
each door aud the house hllcd vi.h ,hr
concord OF sweet sounds. The bard
Wand and the stairway are liz by rltc.
ric!ty.
The third door contains hAulsarneiy
FINISHED rooms Tor member. Those
INinG. IN the country, or such is may II
ONE in on late trains, will appreciate
bis provision. On the same i!oor are
Iuarto's for the manager and the set.
anti, al! Rea. and as swec: as fresh IA.
'et and paint can make them.
The club will be well supplied with
lsyHr and china bearing It's monogram, .
ne club house will Du open f,om J
clock in the morning 10 - ut nirAi q,
urinS the week, Ga SnHdAvs the :
poninG hour will b, So'clncL. No lors n
NJ be admitted al any price. +
From the start the ctub s,tG its fee h
calnst "ups'-;heSo are positively p.o. !,
ibited. The rUl,s will be s,rinyt nj
nough 10 preserve the good order and y
landing OF the club, which is iuiaBdrl >.
be second home for It's members. /
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Clerk lInoE yGSlenlly admitted in
record deed Iuado December q hv W,
'. Hoce 10 Aiolph Bott, Tor $50. lo,s
! Snd " at Ellington.
December ., By Henry Sct,mnlbAcE,
TO Percy J Beaumont, i0r 81, 30, thirty.
seven lee. oa taH eoHst ttaft Of lot In
George Z,Ilrsp addition, on North Front
stIaet, Island.
February IL, by Joseph Bowman aud
Others 10 Robert Alrheson, ior = sos
the south half Of lot in squaro 10 OF
the Joaeph Caldwell add!aon,
November 81, by Joseph Nowman mud
otherS TO Robert AlChCBon, for 80. a
deed Of correction Tor tho nA5rG tot.
A power OF attorney from the Masonic
Temple Association To Frank Z. Mcneil
WIS yesterday lllGd with Clerk Hook. a.
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IHB NEW SOUTH.
Interstate immigration Con.
Vcotion al AshcvilIc.
POLITICS ARE BaRRED OUT
Aud the Time WIN lie nc,otcd l>x,
elasticity t" Buslura, Matters.
wc., Virginia 'raErs rsrt
In III" Deliberations.

AHEvlItE, NC, Dc, lS.-The later,
STATE l!aE'israioa eoayrRtlou INST this
morning, President N, T, bryan, ia the
chair.
W. II, Maloac, Of Asl.oyiyie, oder Il
resolutions protesIiaS asliEs, tue Eon o
bill as calculated TO create sectional drs.
tathAacFh, which vcn tabled.
A RESOLUTION sas introduced b. K, E.
Boone, Of Durham, y. G, and :. !rrr,,l
to the committee, s>y.aE that al war
l"Sacs Ven forgotten, aad CGerar tho
night hand OF fellowship 10 tho North,
and asking that 5000 sons el yil and
thGO eastern manufacturers mako
Iheit home In the Sgu.u.
\ comtuiiico rcpOrlc,! tRy6Iir: the
plan Of cheap exlarion ucksta 70 tho
south opposing scsipsn liCSets and
asking CJngrCSs toptoh!b!l It.
+, u, t8itI9G, ui AR6Hu, feSRs, Ger,
cral Manager Of The Southern Inter.
state Convention, thea made III, an.
nuGl report lilo went ~, 10 g., thPl
Mo object OF tbs Cowruiiau was to sl.
tract good men in>I al. SlH,ra anil cA;.
tlaN itOm all ua!ioua.
M. Chiffon continued; "It the raCans
w!ll Justify. We rropD,eiu engage su,lk.
t'rs WHO viii address meetings IA r.,
East, North aud West. pud c1nteud
against MC prejudice iuwarlthsSaQ,h.i
Among tho mcmUvr 0i thC lxurn,lye
Committee elected were,
Mount.
vile. = -
There ia u determined pGfp1sn mani.
fest in every movement OF tie c5u,ru.
non to dIscari everything OF political
nature and devote the ;lnu Of the con,
Yenlion 10 business mai;eB exc.asGyeiy,