davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-01

Number OF survivors July l.
1865, less deaths and deser-
tions, who were subject TO the
usual laws of mortality 1,11e,ose
Number of survivors July ],
1865, who, because Of wounds
and other disabilities. were
subject 10 q higher rate of
mortality, equai 70 twelve
years shortening of the eX-
pectation of life. ........... $4,000
Number surviving July !, 1890,
who are probably subject to
the ordinary life tables $500 S3l.cS9
Number surviving July ]. 1890.
who are subject to q greater
death rate. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4l5,000
Total number of survivors July
Of the foregoing number of survivors about
10000 are now 81 years of age and upwards
The est mat. for army aud navy pensions for
1892 is about SIS, 100000.
The official force Of the bureau of pensions il
as follows:
Now authorized by law 81. ............. 2me
There are Is pension agents and lI9 persons
employed at said agencies. in all ~ 4s7
There are ,02s boards OF medical examiner
OF persons each. and So single surgeon
examiners. N oil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S460
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-01

Every style Of parma Daheny 4 Narun.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-01

the last Us al year was oVoS, amounting 10 the
sum OF s20,922sSe that of this number go
amounting To & IS $50 IS. were certified 10 the
second auditor for payment prior to the passage
Of the act OF May %, 1872; that 50. amounting 10
s-0S.l40.l0 have been paid under authority of
various acts of congress prior 10 March 8, 1855;
that 9, amounting to $1,000, have been paid by
acts OF congress since March 8, 1885; that
under the provisions of law contained
in the Indian appropriation acts of
March 8. 1885, aud OF May Is. 1sss
providing for the investigation aud sue.
m ssion TO congress Of certain Indian deprad a
ii claims" l,o97 claims, amounting to S. SIS :
2S465, had up 10 and Including January 1 lsoO
beeo reported 10 congress with recommeuda-
ton for allowance therein of 1905 AS 10. and
that there remained on file June So 1890 CSC
claims. amounting to sl6,s1o.Ss5 %, of which
1906, amounting TO 6,6S7 4So o. are not eonsid.
cred subject to investigation under the law
above referred 10 for the various reasons stated
When it Is considered that many OF these
claims. already ascertained 70 possess consider
able merit, have been pending for more than a
generation, IL would seem that some legislation
looking TO their final adjudication should be
enacted Unless congress shall determine thx,
some other method for their settlement is rec
essary, and shall adopt the requisite legislation
therefor. IL is suggested that The laws > yula
oe so amended as 70 remove the techusr, bars
against consideration of some of the clans -
ierred to by the com missioner. and that the
clerical force in the Indian Office BE- 50 in
creased as to insnve their speedy investigation
aud settlement AS time passes, 10 becorr es
more difficult 10 obtain the testimony necessary
for the claimants to substsntiste their los ,es
and for the government TO protect Itself arsins,
aad prevent frauds. The 6rsi provision FOR the
payment OF claims of this character was made
IN the act OF 1896, snc, so far as il has been
ascertained from the records of the Indian
efhce. IL does not appear that more lhan "a of
ssch claims. amounting 10 s<S4, $50 es have
been paid. This sum Is but . traction over 2
per cent of those which have been fled The
bill now pending before congress, entitled "A
bail 10 provide for the adjudication and pay
nent OF claims arisiug from Indian depteda-
TONS has received the consideration Of the
secretary and is deemed sach - viii grant the
relief necessary N these cass& And IL 10 hopeS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-19


nss Mdnteldsn, has Bis gum @irtd
rsidts. glIs 6opibsbedurs bisnts siu
nit 9ol6enen S6niiren umuunosneI
&rnu5. @ei iolden Gdu,eu truseu bic
0amen Wa5ieutoitiims, ober obut
Qnrue por benz @,eii5t, nur Die perbei:
ratbeteu Oameu batten eireu bihteH
S6Ieier uor. uuo Die Oldnuer wnreH
ni6t bins fir Die eisene. ionoern aud
fir bic 9tuiiiibruus berer perontmcrtIt9,
Die ile miteebrGtbt bubeu, bamii .teiu
CANT, 9aoer. S9m6hs roer Sdlag:
bdnoeI" eutitebs. Sir bic Srbnuna
batten bic brei Smbenmeilter 81 ior9en.
ibnsu lag .s oh. isbsr Streit gu idlid:
ten uuO ben SbulOisen gu beitraicu.
9ei elmer Sod;eit aui bem @ti9ls6ter:
baiiie purOe prpsnis, ubsr GUT segsiien
unb gutter &sin setrunten4. Der
Sdmau5 oeuerIe ME LANCER ais brei
Stunben. sDa sins 9Iaes 10 berrIi9
unb tuserb,ld Su. uuo burften ni1i
mebr Gls flint Raar duf einmaI tan3en,
ue9eu Der Iauseu S6Ieif Ooer S6peif,
70 bic Nrauen an ben G0dsn trugen,
stIi9e Glen lang. MsaudmaI purbs
aud uor brm Giien getanat. glus Der
Sirde besab ii9 Der .3us in bic 9erreu:
ifube, uno na1pem Die Sruutiibrer unt
Rransiunsfern bas Srautpuur be9liid:
rptnibt, ytbdte man ned Dor benz SmbiB
elm Sii9tig Sdn3eIein. @s burfie uber
feiner eiuen Gang anfabren ooer Tiiaren,
es mare ibm benu pom einem Der YIas:
p1eiiter anbefObIcu wOrben, Ober eiHt
6rau ootr Suusrrau cinssbdrbist NOR:
6en," Gs gebOrte gum 9Imt Der 8Iat;
meiiter, Srbnung ;u baItsu uro ben
rNtaunss uuo g4eibsperfonen" ibrem
0tause semdB einsu PIus am Glide
antumeiien.
8ei ben @eIdIsdtsrn mar bas Gans.
pergnigen icbr brlisbt. Sis pflegten bic
Galliarde, ben Saltarello. Passamezzo,
la volte du roy, courante du roy, ben
Imperial, bic Bour6 belle Anglaise,
SoppeItan:, Supfauii uub pie bic Gdn3s
aue beibeu m0geu. Iu9 ber WaIjer,
Der i9pdbiides llrIprrinss Su ieiu
i9eint, wurce baIb III gang Oeuti9Iano
iebr beliebt.
@ie Sans non S5psiuideu in feinem
Reiietose6u@ er5dbIt, madten bic Gan:
ser allss no9, mas bic 8ortdn3er mad:
ten. g8enn bieie iid brsbten, 70 burfteu
bic GGuSer lid aud vuertsbren", unb
ipenn fie iib ber;teu, 10 burite Der Gan:
ser feline &dn5eriu aud bergen. Oansit
bieies redt oft gei9d9e, purOeu bic Gins
fibrer befto9sn. Sumter Sans pon
S6psiniden beianO ii9 iebr pobl ba:
bel, benn pwie seiast, bic Sungfrausu
tuaren i&6n uno SuteH b0fi4s, auscrls'
iene quite Worte."
Mit benz o6tbsbuten Sabrbunbsrt er:
Ioi9 Der Slang Der @eidle@ter unO bi,
@fIese bts EanSes sins in bic Sanb ber
3infte iiber uuo ipater in bic Der SGr:
ger. M. SoItieincaHo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-19

-Gine t6ftIi6e Yrobe bes
'bsutIden @elebrteni ills wirO in foIsenOen
Seilen miteetbelIt: Sm gSinter lS49
bilbete bas Ea9esseiprd9 in Berlin elm
Wseteor, psIdes I'M Standardization
neben Der Saupswade nie6ergesan9en
Ietn IolItc. ,Gante Bog unb vSntel
Speuer" bradten Iunse tiefiinnise Obs
banbIunsen iiber bic punberbare grideis
nuua, bis enbli9 ole demiibe llnters
Iu6uns Der oufseiunOeneu Mahe er9ab,
baB man es nit btm aewobnIib,nStrons
tianIas tinss -benSalilden GotbfeuerS
,u tbun bate. Sn Der 8sI. 9ltabsmis
Der Miiienidaften scbadte bcr srOBs
gsaturfori6sr Gutenberg bieier 8esebens
belt aeIe9entlih elmer feierIi6en &ebs
am 90. 9iouember liz foIssnesm berrIis
den Saee: vSreiIid erIaubte aud ueus
lid in Berlin Oer ManseI iesli9en3 3euss
miles elmer am Simmel fortbswegten
beobs5teten Ieuer @ri9einun9 bel be:
poIterten StraBsn uno bic burd bic
uabsn S6iIopadeu erIaustsn birecten
8euaniIIe bss alsinisen 9luibliesns uOn
uuten, eiusn in ieinem llrbeber ni9t ers
mitteIteu, iir Elm WieteOr sebaIteuen
Msutbwillen nit &otbfeuer I'M 0ersin
nit Der 6enii9sn 9lnaIpie bes 0tidltans
bes fir fOIdeu enti6eibenO an;uerten:
men," - 9lIio pOrtIid ,u Ieien in ben
8rbanbIuuseu Der S9I. preuBiideu
ata6emie Der NifIeni9afteu 3u Berlin
pom ls49, Seite 353-354. gSie iibris
gems bic @uti9eibuusen bes Rsidsses
ridts in 2eip3is bspeiien, iit eS isitbsr
nit bem Deuti9 ber @eIebrten ni9t ers
bebIi9 pisI behsr seuorbsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-19
8robates WitteI. s

Yrobates WitteI. WaA
f6rieb baS Sabr ls43. Die Sdibeus
siI6e eintr tlsinrn StaSt pollts ii6 germ
Elm S3iesHbgus bauen, bod isblie IS
an @elbs Sur; sntialoiIeu madts ii9
cine 0sputatisu aui ben @ss gum 9aus
besiiirltsn, mn ibm bic Site Der @iIbe
aus Ser; ;u IcstH. Ourdlaubt mar
aber aIs Sni6et betannt, bod muste
man aud, boB ct niat serne Ionge gtes
ben boren mo6ts. Oieisu llmitauo nun
matbtsn iid Die Sdisenbriosr Su 9tube.
Ter Sprsber bisIt in Der 9lubieu; cine
hermobeu Iamge uuo ldnspeiIise ReOe,
bab bem 6iriten ber SdwsiB uor llnses
bulb ausbra9. @ublib mar bic Sfebe
sebaIten. DudIau9t utbmste eriei5tert
auf unb fras!e, OBJ nod iOnit etruas uns
subrinetu iei. 9luf oieie @eiie boiite er
Sie Iditi9eu Seiu9er Ios 3u rpsr6en.
pglein, Ourdlaudt, erpi6erte Der Obs
mann ber Oeputation. mir baben nur
ben 8efebI srbaIteu, bic 0tsbe nod eins
NAL ;u buIten, fuus uniere Bite ni9t
srflGlt wir6e.~ Sa iprans Der Sirft
sntiest auf uuO rief: sd bewiIIiss
allies. iAwetst Rur itiII
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-19


Hub nun paren mir, ertrn einsn 9lb.
itsher nod Der alien Staot ma6eu6, ar
Srt uu6 Stelle bes mid oft qudIen6eu
&dtbleIs, uno es mar nur unlerer Tors
ibung euti6wuuoeu. @s aufsuTnOsu,
Iiegen mir, benz Gatb bes @icerone fol:
oenb, ms BEL Serrn Ser6en melben -
Elm frsunOIider @mpfans wurbe uns 81
She'll, uno ais mir unIere SSrae,
aeiteut, sIitt sin berSIi9:frobss Qd@eIu
iibsr ieiue breiten 9uteu Sige.
Oa bittsu sic ;u feinem aneereu
tommen hirfen. Monsieur ct Madame,
beuu i9 bin Der 9rOBte 8erebrer Oieics
Malers; i9 babe Su OenieHisen gsbort,
Die ieiuem SiI6e ben YreIs ;uertannteu,
uno aIs uniere Staot aus internen
@jriinoeu feline @jaIerie auisab uub mir
ms birstt an Sriii,l uni9IOiisu uuS
glntwerpen unteritiisten - ba 9eb0rtt
1u ben 0iIoern, iueI9e i'd iir mid aus:
iudte nn6 anfaufte. in erItsr Qiuis
Selu's: Sen, I'M @intsr."
SD madte eiueu SrsubeuIpruug:
so bsiieeu sic cs nnb mir uerben es
isbeu9"
Der aIts Serr nidte Id6eInO unO in:
benz ct uOransiua, bat er ms gu foIsen |;
a. iblos msbrers sIssants 9immea auf,
be mir biut.r ibm burdI9ritteu banu
6i.uete er cine f9uere Tenitsrportiere
uno IieB Sas pOlIe RittassIi9t auf bas
GemdlOe fallen.
gs f.FsIIte nidt, pie i@ erudrtet,
auf ben eritsn Bid - ibsr benz Sans
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-24
800 MUCH CON;I.AINT.

IL " Gregory in Roanoke News.l
There has already been too much said
about hard rmes, as i has had 4 tendency
to delnoral u The puJIic There has been
more SAID about II .td times in the last
four months than during the four dark
wears when every able bodied man was in
the army fighting the enemy, and our
mothers and wives and daughters were
home wearing hoInespun dresses and home
made shoes, drinking potato and rye coffee
sweetened with sorghum molasses, and
boiling water out of the Atlantic to get
salt for their bread.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-24
Merit " inS.

We desire to say to our citizens, th9t
for years We have been selling DR.. King 5
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Buckien's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as we'll, or that
have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price, if satisfactory results
do not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely on
their merits. John Y. MacRae, druggists.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-24

Is one which is guaranteed TO bring you
satisfactory results, o. in case Of failure,
a return of purchase price. On his safe
plan YOU can buy from OUT advertised
Druggist bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Il is guaranteed
to bring relief in every case, when used
for aay affection of Throat, Lungs or
Chest, sucn as Consumption, Inhamma-
tlonot Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop-
iny Cough Group, etc, etc 1t is pleas
ant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe,
and can always be depended upon. Trial
bottle free at John Y. MacRae's, drug.
store.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-24
And fhi. i Republican Rule.

iGc rostv.l,.p matter has taken a differ
eat :urn Sii.te NJ. Hicks tcfused II take
the neglo Pope II. Congressman Cheat
ham proposes to oust Hicks ana pat ii an
other man. The reason assigned, as it
goes out from Washington. is that Hicks
i not gI>ll : satisfaction, presumably to
the patrons Of the ofiice,) but the real
trouble is explained above. What pitia-
bl, state Of sr ITS the country has drifted
into uuder he prost III administration
when 4 poStotiice like this is to lie tritltd
With ant; farmed out L suit the caprice of
4 negro tonGr, SStlan.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-24
4 TRt 4, i'RDfHf.
How Col. i.usk Feels A bon1 III. Adm a.
i,tration and hat He Prophe>ies.
fI.ogan HarriS's Letter from Raleigh 70 the

Hogan Harris s Letter from Raleigh 70 the
Winston Republican
Col Virgil :. i.usk. ex district attorney
Of the western district OF this state Is
here He is kicking clear over his shout
dtfs He says that President Harrison
and his cabinet and his extra advisers and
his Kitchen cabinet could not have more
efftctuall} 'uinei he Republican party if
thcy h~d 'eal'y intended to accomplish
thai ol i.c; when they took office. lie is
greatly outraged at TIE appointment Of
Hon Charles pr.ce as district attorney.
lie ha& 20 hopes q carrying the ninth
cVa4res>!on;,l dlstr'c' next year lie he's
10 doubt bul hat Mr.. Ewalt or any other
Republican nominee will be beaten by three
thousand majority.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-24

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
special Cor. to STATE CHRONICLE


CHARLOTTE, N. & Jan. Il, 1890, The
Public School Question Is a nut that every
body is trying to crack Whether il be Sen
ator, editor or the common citizen who
makes the effort, difficulties arise.
We IN North Carolina can be grateful
that our perplexities are hot Yet those Of
tn great state Of New la.k We can
none the less take al i!ts. ct j ner diff
culties for altho' We are provrrDialiy SLOW,
yet some of these matters may come 10 rs
for settlement in he future, aud il is well
10 discuss acm before the dav Of action
II the December number Of tt Forum,
Bishop MoQaaid, of Rochester, : T.. els
cus>ed this subject from the Catholic point
of View. and accuses his State of TobbIAg
Roman Catholics Tor the benefit of PTotes-
tants. Why; necauSe their money i col
leoled by taxation, aud they receive rot
tho benefit. Why 90 not they rec,i IL the
ben ht Because they willingly exclude
tleir children from the pablo sehoo,o,
and demand other schools established upon
a Catholic b,.sis.
,,.......5'-a.,t -. .,.tb,l;.
y '''''' i'Oi--''''
the support Of Roman Catholic schools,
would also require Presbyterian taxes %
60 to PreshJ Jterian public schools; Metho-
''lSl '5'AeS 70 Aet etIioilaI sclloo-9' 49,
throughout the whole line of sects; and
the taxes collected from persons OF no
,bnr.b atfiIiation ~ w .,no.ti1. ~ i,fi,Al
procH'llles 10 sach ScHooiS aS 'ieS Sil"uid
| direct, oI be refunded tie parties. lhe
folly Of such a theory i at once aprar,I.t
- "
state and Chrrch- 3lffOuUh contrary 70
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-24
Who " i'll DO the same in Raleigh!

CHICAGO, Jan. 90 Marshall Field has
given ten acres of land, valued at $780,
900. for a site for the Baptist University
which J D Rockefeller has endowed with
5000, 900
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-24

When a successful man returns late
in life to the village where he was born,
it looks about small to him as be looked
to the villagers when he went away.-Lou-
isyille Journal
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-24

Of tho ,id.paa y Thns 10 av,a,tiof :,
hr..,l ,,,.t oa,,,,,r,,,ans;,o
S,ma,l,,,. ,;toas.75, ., ,,.,,,;,,.,
bntb for tb., Stot,..,.1 tba ,,,i.r,,,.,. 49,
,-ylt.-nce was ,oln,,irous ord j., Wv.
material re- reefs. directly ana stralyiv n
conflict Til. was particnlarly =, aS il
tI4s. ayi,,,5.ca af the nro,aon+rix and tha
fr:-o.ar Thpra vaS avidann,. ta3li,.,y -
r.o?.7f,ta t..ar Of tbe former 4r4 o. her
..,ilta,... tl., ,f tJa I..+t,r arl4 i:L..,.is,
.,tf...f. :cur ~ ta,,aif,,r III di,.r11it tltof
b,ta f.e ,.ro., c',.riT .pI} tha nr;s,.nar
MI.h ff fl.t. ,.,,i,,.nce wa nannIiar To tho
cri,n1. of J., ,a ,n,J ro1,n;,od .vni.1at;.5 as
f. ~ ,onfiJn md ar,,Iicatinf 1I..ar
..-t Inl.,; .t..f,,,.,,,+ - ~, ar-ida-aa hl+t,
for the nroS.cnticn and for tho 3ef..nl4
and a., ar,lanatinn If IL ba,rir,f,s ,itha
Law an,lirabIo j., +h.+ .o,,noct,on t,,ao
nacasi.rv n anal,I, -bn i,,r,,ra Satt1o ooI
g. ,,,...,iaI .I..,,,,..1 ~ 49,;
.is,'.
,s4 ,..tf, ,t+G,; ua.1r
ne( v..l.a ia ironnrr..-,
~, .,--esi5.d a. ~.
NIL - "a r+!..at. - thor,
f6a+ / fat vas -, IL III 1rr,a,, nor -
aZ,,,sss ..r or,fr,oI, -. 70 rI,a ,,ae,f+ Of rba
t..ier.a ~ ~ .,7,,a,i,,t.1,l o7'5 df,1-+
-h,.i1.If If.oniri4.. ~ .,rnronriat, statrnaI,f-
~ the evidence eyr,lana.ions and instriIa-
tia,,s Having stated the law Of ,.are an,
,licahi4 and aynl.inad tha issna sibmit-
tea nn shonla have stated IN an orderly
r2arner rho o,ntanttons and evidence II
-i, ~, ,a.,,+;l.,, ~, ,,,;.,.;,,,1 e,rl,,,,,
+, he Toatarisl no;n,t Of tFand the cor
1.-.J,o1.,,tiT,,, avidarca of ,,ha+av.r Lina
ID ~. lsa .ri.ine, n,,oI, the sarne Tba
ha.Iinos Gf one ,,art II The evidence nr,oI,
.,oorher raldrior,s and nrIrnoses sbnnI6
ha,n h.a, noirfed (dI+ ihe i,5rr c1r,jd
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-24
''Man Never is But Always to be Bi. st.

a North Carroll nian in Texas to Southerner.l
Everybody here says the place to make
money is about 400 miles farther West,
and man from about 400 miles West says
that the place is 200 miles from there In
fact, the good place is always little far
ther ahead, but never reached.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-24
Durham i in Earnest.
Durham sun.

There is one species of the grip which
Durham ought to be very decidedly fixed
on, and that is the grip on the Baptist Fe
male Co! lepe
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-24
,,,n~
FROM MURPHY TO MiNTEO,
ING IN NORTH CAROLINA
WI hat Has Happeue! in the Good Old
State Since the Chronicle Last Greeted

are requested to aij i. II, -n.1.;.[ AL HI
partment an acoul~.te record. !u 1rIJf. Of
the news from Na.g1t l3 Hal7ga. send
u postal c.r,, t< ht4.rar anyfhir- II
public irtera tr.,i@..f;.- ia ynI.i. MOI i..},
bvrho0C Or section. 81 0rufry You IN
aid US ana give t.atnineace to v9Irr -....-
ton. Send on the postal cards. Error.
The Charlotte Chamber cf Com
nefce will have a big banquet February
Otn
A labor agent says that 30, 600 ne
groes have lett North Carolina since last
October.
over $500 COO was iova1+ad >,
buildings. ,.acFlj,s.ry ana 5aoL.i-.. 4, M,
canton .ast se4r.
or,- o..,...
Al - an a..'s1
ils h.- Mr.. T. --
t,~,o t5}..o. h,,,,.
e....s,d ), w. ~ ~.
+ohanl, !. l.,'e;-,1.,,,. -, .;.g3
-.'.' a company Wa'h ample c'pttai mas
- vi s's'n'15o d -'e" toh 1Hu VII pIlt'
tt-i 49, 80 &C N4f'fo y 4" ~ r cess
e are gao 10 learn from our farmers,
that Nash county VII plant at leis three
times as much acreage in tobacco this
gedi' fS II 0l1 last J ear Al fSoh&uC.
The Lenoir Topic tells Of Mrs.
Brown, OF Gap Greek, who IS so years Old
ana near death 5 door, WHO has had p
children, OF whom are Baptist preachers.
The Wilson Advance saws {. 900 EN-
igration tickets have been sold to negroes
this winter hy the agents at wilson
Some farms must be almost depopulated.
The Alliance nann1a of Ro,.,..,,
conrty are arra7},,ir,r, IL. t..tahlish q rnhsn(9
factory AZ south Efvar The SaI.f,,r
Truth saws tie stock has been taken and
the house and machinery secured.
The lare,ast cz,on oe oo,,n va or..r
hoard of vas fhst - ~, Eoha,.. patt.,r-
e.-4| nf 4aIif.,x = - an 1,o,l +l-ar -
faan a,ras 10 a,,,.,...,.5 ,,I,, ,I..T, I,o
F,3sheIs If corr, T.g7,i,.,,ta1, ua.sa,.l...
. i'Ii1-el .I.t q ~ county ~ lhdi
ue'g 39loIe ll"s nc Seeh 70 tll1cl ~ a
-. " - - u "a
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\ PARK thou8hl !" DC L4gh7h or
N"i "e2ial went ashore on the haf near
2ou' Poit ueSuay' Napt. savage, oI tie
lie lie oa' idls SER let' was J1a' IN 'lin5 70
~ up 90" 80 Il, iiteu 'eioh@ ~ ~
'i'o q ''''s ioi0 '''' i'e' '''i "0'' ''e'
\ EOilsh IanIty, consisting ut 2
man, hla wife and ni"thef arrived here
Week before last and arc III tie service Of
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-24
BOYLE GETS 4 NEW TRIAL.
PssFME. COURT SAYS THERE
" AS ERROR.
ihe NeW Trial i Given on the Ground
'hat the Judge i'Tr>idin. Sai'ed to
State the Evidence in Full.

ar,,} bas aa.iaad .h., -, ,,rj-o.,., I. -
A''Ef 4 .''" lii'li. s. OPP i',l 2 ~ court
is by CHIEF JtsEJE zlEERlNo% and Is aS
follows
State V. l.evir.
u tdt 1adS Se plr-laii4 II e0u- : o>et li'4
.EiAiS TO give Jne jury 4pprop =" lhS'f1c
10 IS as 70 ne Ia" ap'!lrahte 10 lHe oeS
% ti4at' ilt : 10y .ii'"td 70 S'\e ~
opinion whether 2 TACT IS fuIIy Or sum
GENTLY provon-such a matter lng 1ht
true Office ana province OF The Jury,
hnt ne i eNprA5sl N required by The statute
(ccde 413j - st@.e III plain and correct
nla nner Inc eSlteAce given N the case a !
Gec!are ald explain me ia" aH-@ll9
l#y'non
l"is or! feg1ncitr'', enacted
.iLst al1"sial }.sti'E = I it3" APP 90 II
! 30, hts AWAY SINCE men been rtsd!t-rH
aS l-1Fo1.AS n the luQge - whom i an-
plrtI Fe-s ml"rtaot n5e 5--ary ana ~
many cases, 1i4iiell' duty Z" discharge
properly inc pH pose u u i 10 nave
,Ae "a" mace lhleLls!'te . tA5 JG 20
nave tf!e "a oL suc1 tilaiS ltsl ltci1" ~ the
'''' Cle"' -, tAti!e-'lS ailu e = i'@''J I''
TO the Il" bearing upon tae eHloei e SUP
mitted 10 ~ IA as "hole ana upon every
mater-ttl aspect OF It, whether there oe
many or few such aspects, and Ike" Sc
% Save the court, while Il carefully ab
STAINS from the slightest expression OF any
opinion aS 10 The weight OF the evidence
Gr that z fact = ~ = not fulty oF sum
GENTLY proven, neip the Jury by "pld!u
ard cosiac- statement oi the evidence 10
arpreh comprehend, appreciate apply
Ahl deter tI'le the weight OF II properly i.