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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-08-05
WEDNESDAY. July 80.
NIB. JUSTICE DOLE PRESIDING.
THURSDAY, July 81.

The King vs. All Lo, Unlawful Pos
session of opium On motion of Mr..
Davidson for mitigation the Court
sentenced defendant to be impris-
oned at hard labor for three months,
and to pay fine of $50.
The King VS.. p. O'Sullivan. Yio-
lating Section s, Chapter Z, Laws
1886. Prosecution enters a nolle
prosequi.
The King VS.. Man Lee, Accessory
to Murder Prosecution enters a
nolle prosequi.
Continued on page 1O.)
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13

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touac, uArmah.s, >srn."
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13
CHATTER XVI

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13
CLEOPATRA.
0eisg a Account q The FAN and
vsagsases Of HasnseAis, the
Royal Egyptian.
As SET FORTH By HIS OWN HAND,
BY n. RIDER IiAccAsp,

Author os "k,n0 Solomon. Minee.'
she" Allan 9us,srrnaln."
Etc. Etc. Etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13
CHAPTER XIV.

n'ussssssa ~ uirVoLl. sAss cAfoN WOOD
VILLA aAA Inxtvv1u2AolQL
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13

l~CRouCHED upo
! tho floor gazing u,
| the body Of my dead
father. WHO had lived
10 curse me, the ut
,erly accursed. while
the darkness crcp,
aud gathered round
Us. till Ut length the
rad aud were alone
tho black silence
b, how fall the misery
that hour, imag,na-
pu can not dream t.
..sHs f.Kshs nA..
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13

I'M Last Misery ~ nANNAcnts. rWa cAti.
iN0 Down ov TaE Wotv Isis nv rHE woRs
or WAN. u PROMISE ~ is's. rNE
COMING % ArocA, Aso rWS woHps ~
AfOrA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13
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The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-10
TO.DAY,S CHRONICLE.

The steady growth of the subscription
list of the DAILY STATE CHRONICLE is
very gratifying to US, and encourages
us to continued exertions to make it
worthy of place in five thousand houses
in the State.
The contents of to-day's paper, we
believe, will be read with more than
ordinary interest. In addition to the
fullest and latest telegraphic news, the
freshest local items, the cream of the
political gossip, interesting and choice
selections from various sources, the
CHRONICLE presents to-day interesting
articles upon "What Education Is" by
PROF. E. A. ALDERMAN; "The Hope ot
the State" by Ex-Gov. W. W. HOLDEN
"The Education of Poor Boys" by
PRESIDENT JOHN F. CROwELL, of Trinity
College; and short and spicy communi
cations from others.
1t is valuable and interesting mum
ber.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-10
A SENSATIONAL CANARD.

Z few days ago the CHRONICLE printed
telegram, sent out by the United Press
from Charlotte 10 the effect that the
Richmond & Danville railroad and the
Farmers Alliance were fighting SENA-
TOR VANCE. The Charlotte Chronicle,
which is the agent of the United Press
at Charlotte says that no such dispatch
left that office, and adds:
AS far as this paper is informed, the
Richmond & Danvilie railroad company
is taking no part in politics in North
Carolina; and in as much as the Alliance
is conducting the campaign for members
of the Legislature on platform demand
ing railroad commission, it can hardly
be presumed that the Richmond & Dan
vile railroad company and the Farmers
Alliance have laid down together.
The STATE CHRONICLE, which tries to
keep on the track of news items, will
add that it has seen nothing to indicate
that the Richmond & Danville railroad
is fighting SENATOR VANCE, and we dc
not know where the telegram originated
1t seems to be a sensational canard.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-10
SUNDAY PAPERS IN LONDON.

(The Genial Observer in London Herald.)
] hope the severe correspondent who
has written to the Sunday editor protest
ing against the publication of Sunday
papers, except such as are devoted to re-
ligious labors and Sunday anecdotes,
will not think the Genial Observer pro-
fame in referring to the possibilities of
the future of the London sandwich men,
more especially in regard to St. Peters
reception of such company. In case he
should do so I will now lift from the
columns of one of those religious papers
a little story, which is also published in
compilation by the Rev. Paxton Hood
and published by the sacred firm of
Holder & Stoughton.
The Bishop was examining for holy
orders a candidate who was more def
cient in theology than brains. Among
other questions the Bishop asked him
IF you were in company with persons
who impugned the doctrine of the Hol,
Trinity, how would you defend it," IN,
Lord, feel hurt by your supposing
keep such company" eff, however
you were accidentally to find yourself i,
the company of Unitarians and they wer
to attack you, what course would yo'
pursue?' "Can you doubt, My Lord
what | should do? shonld, of course
leave the room instantly"
The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-10

HENDERSONVILLE.

Our friends in the West, and we may
add also in the East, are looking for
ward with much pleasure to the gala
week at Hendersonville, which begins on
the 10th inst. and continues for four
days.
Recently number of enterprising
and sagacious business men Of that
lovely little city, formed themselves into
a real estate association under the name
Of "The Hendersonville Land and In
provement Company" and purchased
some of the most valuable land, within
the corporate limits of the town. This
ahey have placed in very high state of
Improvement, and will offer it for sale in
lots, beginning on the 10th Of this month.
The terms offered are certainly the most
liberal and attractive we have ever seen,
and demonstrate beyond doubt the con.
fdence that these gentlemen have in the
future of their town.
1t is not often that we allude to I'D
yertisements in our editorial columns
Iaut as the gala week in Hendersonvillt
lis an event in which all who can should
participate, We have relaxed our rule fo
once, and advise all the readers of tn,
CHRONICLE to visit Hendersonville on tn,
date above named.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-10
SENATOR VANCE INTERVIEWED
He is Not Uneasy and Says He Has
Nothing 10 Fear From the Farmers.


Especial 0 Iwin-City Daily)
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Senator Vance
> not disturbed at the numerous re-
ports and dispatches from North Caro-
lima to the effect that the Farmers Alli-
ance of that State is conspiring to defeat
him for reelection. He says the last
press dispatch, stating that there is a
combination between the Farmers ALI
ance and the Richmond & Danville rail-
road to defeat Vance is false on it's
face.
''For years" added the Senator.
there has been a constant warfare be-
tween the farmers and the Richmond &
Danville road, and through it all have
been the champion of the farmers. It is
| natural that the railroad should oppose
me, but have nothing to fear from the
farmers. Up to the present every con.
vention for the nomination of members
of the Legislature has endorsed me. Be
sides, all the judicial and other conven.
tions, with one exception, have endorsed
me. [ am informed that one convention
declined to endorse me solely on thu
ground that, as it had nothing to do with
selecting members of the Legislature, it
was none Of its business to interfere.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-10
GROWTH OF THE CHURCH.
New York Herald.)

The independent has gathered some
valuable and interesting statistics snow
ing the strength Of the various Cbrlstlah
churches in the United States and their
growth during the past year. La some
cases the figures are estimates, but our
contemporary believes that on the whole
the results 'svery closely approximate
the truth.
From these it appears that there are
in the United States 151, ,261 churches
of all denominations, 1913, 800 ministers
and nearly 22, 200, 900 members. During
the year there has been an increase OF
$500 churches, nearly 1900 ministers
and nearly 1000, 900 members.
The most numerous denomination is
the Roman Catholic, with its 1900
churches, $500 priests, &C., and and s, ,S77,-
900 population, Of whom 1876, 900 are
estimated to be communicates.
Then come the Methodists, with, in
round numbers, 4,980,0O0 communi
cants; Baptists, 1882. 900; Presbyteri
ans, 1,229,O00; Lutherans, 1,006,00
Congregationalists, 49l, 900, and EpiscO
palians, 100000.
The increase in the Catholic popula
ton during the year was 421, 200. Th
estimated gain in Catholic communicate
was over 5000.
The growth of Protestant membership
was 668,OOO. The Methodists gaine'
more than $4,000, the Baptists NOR
than 213, 900, the Lutherans $4,000, tn
Presbyterians nearly $4,000, the Congre
gationalists more than 16, 900 and tn
Episcopalians about $500.
The accession of new members wa
even larger than these figures, since il
every denomination there were deaths G
members whose places were filed b
new acquisitions The number of death
in the Methodist Episcopal body, for e1
ample, was reported at 80, 800.
This is highly satisfactory and er
J couraging showing to all who have tn
welfare of the church at heart. A gal
, of nearly eleven hundred thousand
membership in one year, with CORE
ponding increase in the number
: churches and ministers. indicates thu
Christianity is marching on with no u
certain stride. AS our contempora1
we'll says, cit is within itself mo
overwhelming refutatlon of the asse
tions we hear now and then from val
Gus quarters that Christianity is losir
its hold upon our people, and that 0
: churches are declining"
The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-10
VANCE IN MECKLENBURG.
Three FOurths of the Alliance are FOl
Vance.
(Ch aClotte NeWs.)

Charlotte News)
1t is the custom of the Alliance men
of Mecklenburg to meet every few days
at the Alliance store in this city and talk
politics. That's fact. They have been
doing it for some weeks past. One day
this week, they had one of their caucus
es there and the report got out that they
were building an altar upon which to Of
fer up Hon. Zebulon B. Vance as a sac
ritice. We believe that too much has
been made out of that meeting. Oppo-
sition was developed to Vance, but it
was not so great as has been represented.
1t was just this way, as we have it
from the lips of an Alliance man who
! was in the meeting.
"We met" he said, with open doors.
There was no secrecy about it. Out Of
| the thirtyfye Alliances in the county.
nineteen were represented. We talked
about a legislative ticket, and the unani
nous sentiment was that we want a
Charlotte mechanic to be represented on
the ticket for the House. The names of
J. W. Phillips, Joe Asbury and Marsh
Frazier were proposed and discussed.
"Then it came Senator Vances turn.
Every man present was for Vance, but q
few, probably eight men, qualified thei
endorsement by saying, We are fol
Vance, but We want Vance to bt
with u.s.
GAS near as could ascertain, six @
the Alliances represented evidenced :
disposition to sour on Vance, but ther,
are thirty five Alliances in the county.
"My opinion as an Allianceman is
that fully three-fourths of the Alianc
in Mecklenburg county are for Vance.
This is not so bad. The farmer, O
, course, carries the nomination in hi
, vest pocket. In view of that fact, tn
, question arises, which is the best polio
to pursue in the interests of Senate
Vance rake the farmer down tn
. backbone with a curry comb, or fee
. him on prime new oats In other words
IS argument and persuasion better tina
bsow-beating and abuse2
The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-10
Notice of the Incorporation
of Raleigh Paper Co.
Before Clerk

WAKE COUNTY. Superior Court
Notice is hereby given that l have this
day issued letters declaring John s.
Brewer, j. n. Holding, 81. G. Holding and
G. p. Brewer, their associates and sue
style of Raleigh Paper Company, for the
purposes set forth in the articles of agree
ment and plan of incorporation which
have been filed and recorded in this office,
with all the privileges and powers under
chapter 16 of the Code of North Carolina
and the laws amendatorv thereof
I The main business proposed to be done
by the corporation is the making and sell
| ing OF news paper, wrapping paper, and
| all other kinds OF paper usually made ont
or cotton and linen rags, wood pulp, old
paper and all other kinds of material gen
orally used in connection Herewith; and
| the buying and selling of all kinds 81
| rags, old paper, wood pulp, and all other
| ARTICLES, chemicals, &c, of any and every
nature needed to effectuate the aforesaid
business Of the company. The corpora
tlon proposes to do the following business
secondary to the main business, in order
to utilize the machinery and water power
owned by the company, and to aid the
company IN doing its main business to
| wit: the buying of WOOD and the MAXIM
and selling of wood pulp; the buying
saving and selling of timber of every
KIND, and the manufacture and sale of all
| KINDS or articles made out of wood and
a combination of woodwith iron and other
materials. the buying, ginning, manufac
turing and selling of cotton the grinding
OF corn and wheat into meal and flour: the
buying, selling and trading of goods.
wares, merchandise, farm and household
supplies OF every kind; the buying and
selling OF all kinds Of property and mate
rial, and the doing of all things necessary
70 carry out and properly conduct the
aforesaid business of said corporation
The place of business of said corporation
is mainly at the Falls of Neuse River,
Wake county, n. c., but said corporation
VIII have an office and receive its mail in
the city Of Raleigh, said county of Wake
The capital stock of said corporation is
forty thousand dollars, divided into four
hundred shares of one hundred dollars
each, with privilege to increase the capi-
} tai stock to three hundred thousand dol
lars.
None of the stockholders of said corpo
ration are individually or personally liza
BILE. for any debt, contract liability OF
omission of, or demand on, said CORPORA
ton. CHAS. d. UPCHT1RCR
Clerk Superior Court Wake County
July IL, 80 6w
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BELLAMY AND BOSSES.

(Henry Charles Lea in the FOfum.)
Jeifersonian Democracy was right in
seeking to restrict and simplify as much
as possible the functions of government.
More or less corruption there always has
been in the management of public affairs,
and always must be so long as human
nature remains unregenerate. Govern
ment itself is an evil-a necessary evil
incident to human perfection--and the
less OF it we can get along with the bet
ter, for thus only can we reduce its ac-
companying abuses to a minimum.
Every added function introduces addi-
tional corruption and renders detection
and publication more difficult. The
paradise of the boss would be commu-
nifty organized on the BELIAMY pattern.
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Otice!

On Saturday, the 9Th day of September,
7s9o, at at the court house door, in the city Of
der at public outcry the following property,
to-Wit: One lot in the city Of Raleigh fronting
forty-elght feet on Hinton street, and run
ming back about one hundred and torty-ive
feet and adjoining the lands of Devereux At
klnson and Washington Jones and others and
containing about one eighth OF an acre.
Said sale will be made by virtue of powers
conferred upon the undersigned, Andrew
Syme, as administrator Of B. B. Lewis. Jr.. de-
ceased, by the terms and conditions of a
mortgage deed made by Gideon Perry and
wife Hester to said Lewis. Which is dujv REQ.
istered in the Office of the Register of DEEDS
for Wake county, n. c., in Book 60, page 311
Terms OF sale cash. Time of sale y m.
ANDREW SYME,
Admir- OF B. B. Lewis, Jr., Mortgagee.
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A SUNDAY SERMON.
lRaleigx Christian Advocate. I

lRaleigI Christian Advocate
The only true measure of preaching is
Its saving power. Ee is true preacher
VINO packs his sentences with the Gospel
rather than with logic and transcends
ordinary pulpit takers not il the beauty
of his periods but in the multitude of his
converts.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

CHAIRMAN SMITH, OF the State Execu-
tive Committee, desires us to request
that the credentials of all delegates to
the State Convention be sent to B. @.
BECKwlTH, Secretary, AT ONCE. Very
few counties have sent in credentials
and it is important that it be done at
once.
All counties that have selected per.
sons in Raleigh to represent them should
also send some proper record of theil
action.
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BATTERY PARK HOTET,
Asheville, n.

Open throughout the year. Elevation sOc
feet; average summer temperature "a dec
magnificent mountain scenery. HydranI;r
elevator; electric lights and bells; music hall
tennis Tenn court ladies' billiard parlor and bow
ing alley. Beautiful drives and first clas,
livery. No mosquitoes. For descrintiys
printed matter apply to V
lpel5-2mos J. B. STEELE. MANAGER
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"GoD loves to come to lonely hearts
which other loves do not fill. This is
why bereaved hearts, outraged hearts,
hearts misunderstood, hearts that have
broken with kith and kin, and native
place, and the grave of father and moth
er, are the hearts of His prediction.
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In CASTOR county the vote for nomi-
nation for the House stood: For r. A.
White (who represented the House in
the last SESSION., 3O.157; Moses Stroup,
81 953. That was close for you. Mr..
White made an excellent member. Mr..
Stroup is a successful and energetic far
mer, and his friends say that CASTOR will
be we'll represented by him.