davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

The bet Smoking Tobacco in
town can bc found at
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

! am burning my brick kiln, Of
one hundred and fifty thousand, and
VIII be- ready To- furnish my custom
rr- after ten days. Very truly,
&. +. BUTLER.
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Sampson Caaaty Expenditures.

Amounts ordered paid by County
Commissioners ut june meeting
1890, are ~ follows, viz;
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

l50 barrels of that good Flour at
the anne price, just received AT
j. II. ROYAL.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

You will save money by calling on
r. NJ. Terrell before buying your
Flour.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26
Point Lace Flour" at
y. NJ. FERREII'S.

want to purchase 1000 pounds
Of Bees Wax. i. +. POWELL.
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.IEST KECELNED.

J w INTNITII WI.
Another pretty lot of Millinery
Goods and Il late invoice Of White
Goods and solid color Satincts, ut
MOORE Il PARTRICK'S.
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DO you want Il silver Spoon for
nothing? Cali on
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Mr.. Editor: | saw i'm recent
issue of your paper that the post
master appointed at Garland is
Chas. Robinson, who is negro
The postmaster at Clinton was in
error as to the name, the postmaster
appointed is Mr.. J. C. Robinson, of
IngOld. II.
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MURDERED FOR money.
A Terrible Tragedy near Little
ton, Wotzel County.
BENTON HUGGlNs KILLED
His 5ody Found with tho Skull
Crushed In AMI His Pocket
Rincd...iio lad Dccn Drink.
inG..-.tu investigation.


LIrrLEroS, W. Va, Oct. s3.-A foul
murder was committed one mile and a
half from Littleton last evening. Ben.
ton Huggins left Littleton, where he
had been driukips and playing cards, to
80 home. and was eeen by several hunt.
ers and other parties on the road at
about 9 p. m. This morning his dead
body was found lying by the roadside
with tho skull smashed, his pockets
turned inside out aud his gold watch
gone. Ila had been Killed with a sled
Standard taken iron WillisIn Murray's
sled. a jury was empaneled and a yer.
diet returned in accordance with the
fOcts. The deed was done, no doubt,
between 0 and 7p. IN. George Gilling.
ham, who lives within half mile OF lh,
scene OF tho murder, saw two men cor..
lng up the road at rapid gait, but when
opposite his house returned and went
back us they came. There is no clue,
but, suspicion points 10 some parties
sho had been playing cards with him.
huegins Vas abont thirty.iour years old.
His mother lives in Pennsylvania. lie
Ias some brotheis and sisters living on
Sugar Ran and Knob Fork. The jury
IS now examining wi!nessej with cloged
ioors and will make every effort to find
he guilty parties.
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PLAIN ,ANGUAGE.
inc shipping Fed. ration Preparing to
Fight Sniiur's Unions


Tho Shipping Fed. ration PrcpnrInE to
Fight snii"r's Unions
LONDON, Oct, 23.-ht 4 meeting of the
Sunderland branch OF the Shipping Fed.
Grafton yesterday, it was stated tha, tho
Central authority in London was ar.
hanging for general lockout should tho
sailors persist in their present attitude,
The Shipping Gazette Gays on this sub
lect: "Should such Desperate remedy
be necessary ship owners will hsye no
difficulty in making out their case.
They can show that their business ia
being ruined by the tyranny of the now
unionism. The more they acknowledge
the mems combinations, tho less strong
their grasp on their own property be.
comes closely connected with every
trade, has convinced ship owners that
Something must be done immediately.
IT is better to have d short, sharp, deci.
sive struggle than to make further sur
render at the dictates OF men as un-
scrupulous as they are tyrannics!.n
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Pendlo,on mt Elm Grove,

John o. Pendleton made speech in
Kimmon's hall, at Elm Grove, last even.
ing to an audience OF about one hun.
dred and fifty people, half OF whom
were ladies and boys.
The meeting Was called to order by
Mr.. W. 7. Chambers, and Mr.. l.. S, Jor.
dan was made chairman. The band
played to attract more people, after
which Chairman Jordan introduced
Mr.. Pendleton, who began by thanking
the people for coming out to hear him,
and told them he had studied the ar. OF
speech making, and was able 70 make
rs good speech as anybody. He
lauded the trainers aid ,supporters OF
the free trade Mills bill.
The House of Representatives he de.
nounced for unseating him, declaring
that Atkinson was dishonesty holding
his seat, and he said in spita OF his chai,
lenses, Atkinson would not meet him.
He then told how hc wiped up the earth
with Hon. William P. Hubbard in the
interior, and after talking few minutes
longer, sat down.
Attorney General Caldwell followed
Pendleton and nade several humorous
remarks. Alto 80 the meeting was over,
and special motor brought home the
Wheeling people, who numbered about
fiftnep
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ENDORSES UNIONS,

Mr. Gladstone un ILs Labor Question.
Liberal Victory Predicted. 80
LONDON, Oct. 23.-Air. Gladstone spoke
at Yves, Calder to-day. He referred to
tho result OF the Eccles election us =
forecast OF the triumph OF the Liberals
in the coming general election, which,
If the present ratio oil gains continued,
would give them 4 msjority OF ninety.
de atvocsted tho principle of one
man one vote and measure. In spite OF
the recent vote OF trades uaions Mr..
Gladstone did not see his wGy to con-
s!derlng general list would give relief
Au eight hour miners bill WAS on q
different footing. He wss inclined to
think that eight hours day WAS quite
enough for miners. Referring to strikee,
Mr.. Gladstone said that down to the.
present time when the contest between
labor and capital had gone to the sharp
Issue o! strikes and lock.outs the labor.
ing man had in the. main been right.
Among the means workingmen ought 10
select in order to strengthen their posi-.
ton, lawful combination was the most
valuable. 1t was q sound system, and
with only rare exceptions was it harsh
upon individuals.
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THE J0DBERS ANXIOUS.
The Window GLASS Trust Causing Them
Mech unens,nCss.

The Window GLASS Trust Causing Them
MIrA unens,ncss.
CHICAGO, Oct. H3-1n view OF the for.
nation OF window glass trust the
jobbers in that a-:ic!c arc iuquiring
auxiously it any change will be made in
the distribution G: the produc. Thich
will injure tllcm rs middle men.
A local paper says, in regard 10 the
matter: "The jobbers in glass may well
be alarmed at the proepect. The com.
pany has discussed the jobbers' relation
ship to the trade and the latter under.
stand this, but do not exhibit their ap.
prehensions. The inside figures which
close buyers have obtained is one Of the
alleged Gauges OF this new association.
The Executive Committee is expected
to be still in dealing with all
jobbers, which will prevent in a
measure the constant underselling
that has deprecated the returns that
should be received for the proGnc. at
present quotations. The members
s.outly claim that consumers need ea.
pect no increase, but it is clear that in.
side profits which have been made be.
tween manufacturer and consumer are
going to ho gobbied up By the manu-.
facturers as far cs possible.
A prominent glass man said last
night: "l think some concession will
be made TO jobbers, but some OF them,
think, will iind that the only profitable
way to do will be as | did-to own their
own factory spd dispose Of their own
l i .
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BERLIN, Oct. 23.-The Hamburg Nach-
richten, in an editorial supposed to have
been inBpired by Prince Bismarck,
points out the danger OF tho sugscated
ignoring OF the second clause Of the
the Frankfort treaty in connection with
the customs union with Austria, The
article contains this DECLARATION:
"hatever France does, Germany ig
bound by her engagements. Her only
remedy Will be to cancel or modify tho
the clause, which no German statesman
woald dream Of doing"
1t concludes thu5: ut is imperative
10 dictate policy which will avoid cow.
ing the germ Of differences with France
IN agreements with Austria. II 4 dis
pute .is once kindled on r3G5uns OF tho
treaty OF Frankfort, who en- ioiesee tho
consequences "
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APPLIES TO WEST VIRGINIA.
Men ShOnld support the Purity
protectIon Snys Wnuu,,naSer

Business Men Shonld support the Purity OF
Protection, Says wnnn.nnaksr.
PIrTsyURou, Pa, Oct. 23.-There was
n tremendous Republican meeting held
in the East End tonight. Addresses
were made by Assistant Secretary Bus
sey and others. A marked sensation
was created by the reading of letter
from Postmaster General Wannamaker,
in which he said:
't1f | were present and able to speak
l should Say thai the duty Of the hour
for business men is to stand by the Re-
publican party that has given Pennsyl-
vania its past prosperity. There is but
one question now: Whether we shall
turn the State over to tho Democratic
party that hates Protection, or hold it
for Republican principles and
measures. No man is serving his
party by turning its offices
over 10 its enemies, nor is Unnecessary
to burn house down il it needs re-
furnishing. l have known .hs eGndi-
dato for Governor, Delsmater, for some
years, and Notwithstanding the attacks
upon him, my confidence III him ia uu.
impaired. l unhesi.gtingly support and
urge his election because believe it is
to the beat interest OF the business men
OF our old Common wealth"
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CONDENSED TLhEGRAMS.

Governor Hill spoke ut AIassillon,
Ohio, yesterday.
Trouble is again brewing among the
conductors on the Mackay system.
BY tho derailing Of a train at He'd.
wigs, Doren, two persons were killed
and sixty injured.
Count Won Moltke arrived In, Berlin
Yesterday evening. Crowds OF people
cLeered the old General as he drove to
his quarters.
In an interview at Paris Mr.. 0'Brien
said that bis party he'd heen assured thAt
,he American tour woald yield sufficient
funds TO Last until tho general election.
At Louisville suit lias been entered
sxainst the Supreme Lodge Of the
Knights OF I;onor by members Of Jawett
Lodge who suffered by the cyclone, to
recover s., $40 subscribed for their relief,
hut held by the Supreme Protector, who
SAYS tho money was not needed,
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NASslyGroy OIL FIELD.
Interesting ti"'S'p from a Promising Terri.
tory. Another Paying Well.

toIl-s .hbtHcr TNynE well.
, Special DL'pIt:s 10 DE IniegiIeuor.
MASSISUroS. W. Va, Oct, os.--The
Indictment weather and the depth oimud
has no effect on thccoming in OF eushers
OF oil. Watson, McGraw & Co.'s No. 8
touched the sand to-day and IL showing
nicely for 700 barrels. Watson Bros,
tank men are upon the ground erecting
additional tanks TO hold the fluid. This
company Is composed OF home capitalists
and has upon the same territory elk
additional wells that will be In tho pay
streak in few days. Montgomery 4
Co.'s Hamilton No. 8 Is Having, at the
rate ofl10 barrels. This well Ia but 800
yards from the Watson & llcGraw
gIsher.
The coming In OF the two wells named
show conclisiyely that the Bait Com
pany Is in line with the Watson, Nc.
Graw 4 Company 10 the Mother AKihil.
ton No. ], which includes the liO acres
OF koen & Knots are decidedly 10 the
pool. The understanding Is that Me.
Graw Il Company propose at once to
commence operations upau the six and
a half acres adjoining the Buyrs and
also upon the no acres Gjjotaing the
Hamilton. This territory, Ii is thought,
will be equal TO The Burt's territory,
which is npw daily p5oduCitg 100 barrels
from three wells. The South pennsyl-
y@Iia Company arc alive TO their inter.
Est aud noue equal them in 20 ahead.
They arc tho largeRt producers In the
ield., They are now erecting q fine
building for offices and general comfort.
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ELKlNS At PARKERSBURG.
lie Addresses n Grent Crowd! and Makes
Grrnt Speech.

lie Addresses n Great Crowdl mud Makes n
Gr-nt Speech.
special Dhpdieh 10 the in,ttli:enoer.
PARERnsDuR0, W. Va, Oct. o3.-IIon,
Stephen B. Elkins arrived in the city
this afternoon from Wheeling, and was
escorted 10 the Blennerhassntt by tho
Congressional Committee. His address
ut tho Court House tonight was mas.
terpiecc OF rhetoric and logic, and was a
convincing argument. The biz and en- {.
thnsiastic meeting was called to order
after some stirring music by the CITY
Band by Chairman W. W. Miller, of the
Congressional Committee, who called
Hon. John A. Hutchinson to tho chair.
MIR. Hutchinson introduced tho speaker
OF the evening, aud Mr.. Elkins proceed.
cd to deliver one OF the best speeches
ever heard in tho old Wood county
Court House. The audience was large
and enthusiastic, and tho way the Old
forum rang with applause at Mr.. ElkiDs'
telling points was circumstance. The
was one OF the greatest Of the
in this district. Many persons
were turned away from the doors. II.
was great night and grea, gpocch,
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4 DANkER'S SUlC.DE.


lie Had aindo II Hard business Fight and
Lost-Iiis Last MesslSs:
New ioRr, Oct. 23.-I. h. Creighton,
Of the banking firm OF l. r. Creighton &
Co., was found dead in his Office ut ~
Broadway this morning by tho janitor Of
the building. The body was cold and
rigid when found, death having evident
ly occurred some hours before. The
dead man lay on soia With Il revolver
with an empty shell in one chamber at
his side. On the office table lay several
sealed letters addressed 10 bis wife, Mrs.
Sarah Creighton, aud his partner, Ii. Ii.
brigham. An opun letter WIS addressed
10 All whom it may concern" and reau
rs follows:
Il have fought hard business battle,
have maze square fight, but have lost.
My brain has given way and nus NV
body muss go. Please break the news
gentl y 20 my WIFE,"
George Crosby, Mr.. Creighton's cash.
ler, on arriving, was completely over
come. he saiG, ~ left him at the Office
yesterday afternoon happy, ald had
lever seen anything in his conduct &,
indicate that he was low spirited. So
lar as l know his accounts were all right.
lie had no financial difficulty, l thin Il. "
ar autopsy niuue on the body OF the
suicide by Deputy Coroner jenkins de.
veioped tbs fact that death wus not
caused by a ballet, but by poison. A
large. quantity Of morphine was found
In his stomach, and it was apparent that
he swallowed go much OF the poison that
IL produced heInursEece.
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CHARGES AGAINST STANLEY.
Sensational Book which Is Likely to Cause
Trouble just Issued,

Sensational Book which Is Likely to Cause
Trouble Just Issued.
LONDON, Oct. 23,-The ."Diaries and
Letters of Major Bartelot," the muir
dered commander of. Slanley's reay
guard, are published hero to-
day. They contain serious charges
against the African explorer. Charges
OF malisnity, ingratitude, misrepresen.a-
ton aud .desertion as then brought
against Stanley.
This expose Of Stanley's character, as
shown up by the diaries and le;ters,
makeo spicy reading The story in.
cludes an account Of a quarrel be-
tween Stanley and Jepsou, on which
occasion Stanley offered to fsh.
Jepson. The publication has caused u
great sensation hero and tho papers are
unlmous in expressing tha opinion that
it was indiscreet, to say the least, to
print what Barteiut, man avowedly Of
hasty temper, never intended should
see the light OF day.
MIR: Stanley refuses to be interviewed
on the subject.
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REEDS ELCQUENCE AND nUMOE.
lie Gives Cedar Rapids Audience Tnst,


of 1t.
CEDAR RArlDs, IA, Oct. 23.-Speaker
Reed arrived from Burlington soon after
0 o'clock this morning in private car.
The space around the car within hear
ing distance was soon literally packed
with wildly enthusiastic throng, who
gave Mr.. Reed an ovation. Iu response
loud and numerous demands for "Reed,"
he appeared on the platform OF the csr
and made n twenty minutes speech,
which was pointed and numerous, and
received With shouts OF applause and
roa,s OF laughter.
Mr.. Reed said that this OCCASION was a
surprise to him, being one more oppsr-
tunity to speak in Iowa than he had ex-
pected. THE assembly could hardly be
farmers, for he looked in vain for the
sad.eyed, poorly clad men covered all
over with mortgages and Democratic
pity. He alluded to the brightness and
forethought OF business men who had
taken possession OF the editorial columns
OF Democratic papers, freely advocating
the high prices that were to be, and he
thought that it excluded less desirable
matter. He said the people must COM
mend the courage OF the congressman
who were candidates this fall as they
came before the voters rs men who had
accomplished something and made i'm
portant laws on the eve OF election.
Among them were the Mckinley bill
that meant SO much for the home mar
kc: and the lsboriug men, and the silver
bill that gave an abr.daGce OF honest
money. The taril bill! had not been
evolved in the dark like the Mills bill,
but had been founded on the judsmen.
Of delegations from every known in
dustry.
His speech was cut short by the start
ing OF the train.
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hIniusOu In wetfsI.

Hon. G. W. Atkinson addressed n
rousing Republican meeting at New
Mar,insvile yesterday afternoon. The
court house WAS packed full OF attentive
hearers, in sp:te Of bad weather, and
every point Was crested with applause.
The speaker piled fact aad logical arru.
n'ent one on another iu favor OF protec.
tion for two hours, and held his hearers
closeat attention through that time. He
alluded to the Wetzel county wholesale
ballot scratching, which has 30 far be-. n
undenied in the Re9isoer since the full
expose, and said the story vas true and
those who were interes,ed in this rape
OF the votes directly and indirectly were
we'll known.
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Murphy Knocked Out.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. o3!-Fiiteen
hundred men struggled and climbed
over each other tonight to gain adnis-
sion to the ampitheatre at the Gladstone
club for the purpose oi witnessing the
boxing contest between George
Dixon, the colorcd lad, bantam
weight champion OF the world,
and young Johnny Murphy, OF
Boston, for a $1,000 parse, and q wager
OF $1,000 side. All the prominent
sporting men OF the Eastern States were
present. The betting STOOD two to one
on Dixon. In the thirty.ninth round
Murphy'h hackers threw up the towel,
their man being badly used up.
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New York, Oct. 23.-Mr. r. p. Gill,
NJ. P, had interviews yesterday in
Philadelphia with Cardinal Gibbons,
Archbishop Ryan. Archbishop Ireland
and several other dicnitaries OF the
Catholic church in America. Cardinal
Gibbons assured Mr.. Gill that he
was in hearty sympathy with the
projected mission OF the delegates
Of the Irish Parliamentary party to this
country. He hoped the mission would
be successful and would be a means
OF hastening the day when the policy OF
national self government for Ireland,
consistent with tue aud honorable
union with Great Britain, would Oh.
tain u final and peaceful triumph.
Archbishop Ryan and the other digna,
tarles also gave expression to similar
cordial good wishes.
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4 FEARFUL. Explosion
Alta Cartridge Factory Causes Il Panic
Among the Operatives.

Alta Cartridge Factory Causes Panic
Among the Operatives.
BRIDGEPORT, CoNN, Oct. 23.-One OF
the departments OF the Union Metallic
Cartridge Company was blown up with
terrible force at 0 q. N. to-day, causing
great CONSERVATION among the GOO en-
ploycs in the factory. George Baker
and his con Fred ". were employed in
the department at the time. a moment
before the explosion the son became
frightened and left the place. The
father was blown 10 stoms, his body be.
ing scattered in every direction. De.
ceased was over so years old and was
considered very careful man. TIE ex-
plosioi shattered large quantity OF
glass in the main bailding on the oppo.
site side of the street. Inc large force
OF operatives, mostly girls, became 60
excited that they left the shop. The af.
fair caused crea. excitement, especially
among those who had relatives EN-.
p!oyed in the work. The exact cause
OF the explosion cannot bs determined.
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lSDIASAPolls, 1SD. Oct. 23.-The
Forty.second annual National Conyen.
tion Of Phi Gamma Delta began its seq.
sions here to-day. Many prominent
men from all parts OF the United States
are attending the meeting. Tho annual
reports OF the officers show that the
fraternity has about forty.fve chapters
now and is strong in New York, Penn.
sylrania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
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PORTLAND, OEG., Oct. ga collision
occurred to-day between two freight
trains on the Union Pacific railroad, q.
Fairview, fourteen miles from th;s city.
Engineer Jack O'Brien was instantly
killed and Fireman William Helms.
worth had his right sboulde. crushed.
Both engines ard Il number OF box ca,s
arc badly wrecked. The collision is
attributed 70 inaLtention to signals.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-To.day the In,
teEstate Commerce Commisuion an.
nouncs1 in The caae Of the Harvard
Conrany, OF Canton, Ohio, complainant
sgains. the Pennsylvania Company, aud
eleven other railway companies co,npos.
ing the trunk lire association, defend.
aut. This clse involved tho rates on
Surgical chairs, and the decision was in
favor of the Harvard Company. The
rates had been increased from double
Grst-Class 10 Grst.class.
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PERRY, TEXAS: Oct. 23.-Last evening
George Elliott shot and killed Mr.. \. 3.
Rice without cause. Rice was arespect.
able young men twenty-five years old.
Elliott ran oil. Ga the way home he
met MIR. George Beuwer, pulled his re-.
yo!ver, and said: 81 want that horse.
Get OIL or carry me home" Mr.. Beuwer
finally consented to carry him home
and did so, and was glad to get of tha.
easy: The murderer has wife and two
children. Heis still Ut large and officers
are in search,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 23.-The re-
nsins OF the late Alfred B. Mullet we're
taken 10 the Baltimore & Ohio station
this afternoon, and the train bearing
them, the members OF tho family and
Masonic escort left Washington for Gin.
cinnati at 10 o'clock. Funeral services
were held at his late residence at one
O'Clock, and notwithstanding the dis
agreeable weather the house wss filed
with relatives and friends of the dead
man. -
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The Indian Messiah Cra1e.

PIERRE, S. D., Oct. oo3.-overa thous.
and civilized Indians from Crow Creek
and Yankton agencies paased through
here yesterday, returning from Standing
Rock, where they went some time since
principally to try to persuade their
more barbarous brethren that there
was nothing in tho coming OF the Indi-
an NJ Messiah. They report that the ex.
cItemens still continues, though abatirg
somewhat for the reason that the agency
authorities have used stringent means
by arresting good many lesders in the
craze.