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Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-04
A REPUBLICAN UPRISING.
THE FOOLHARDY SCHEME OF SOME
SPANISH REvoLUTIONISTS.
Daring Attempt to Capture the Barracks
at Barcelona The Attacking Party
Overcome After a Desperate Battle.
Bourse Spectators the Instigators.

New YORK, August ga morning
paper says: Narrowing details OF a
terrible massacre ofinoffensive residents
of an isolated village in Paraguay by
half-savage natives have reached this
city by mail. According to the advices
$50 men, women and children were
wantonly slaughtered, and then the
butchers celebrated their victory in wild
orgies.
The affair occurred the night of March
10th, and the news was delayed in
reaching here by lack of facilities for
communication with the outside world.
According to the details which were
were published in La Democracia, at
Assumption, Paraguay, band OF the
most lawless natives, angered by some
political differences with the residents
OF the neighboring village of
Islapan, descended on the latter
place and began the slaughter by an at
tack on the house of Judge Gaunas. The
attacking band was headed by notori-
GUS bandit, Benito Benitez, and num-
bered about fifty men.
Arriving at Judge Gaunas's house the
desperados surrounded it and opened
fire from the rear. There were but four
people there at the time, Judge Gaunas's
aged wife, his two sons and his daugh-
ter. The Judge himself and another son
were absent on business.
The fire of the desperados was re-
turned by the two men in the house,
the women aiding them by loading their
guns as fast as they emptied them.
When the ammunition Of those in the
house was exhausted, the desperados
entered and killed the two sons and took
the women prisoners.
At the beginning OF the attack some
of the inhabitants, attracted by the fir
ing, rushed into the streets, and fired
into the mob, but detachment of des-
perados rushed upon them and MUIR
dered them and their neighbors, pillag-
ing and burning their houses. Humble
homes and homes Of luxury we're de-
stroyed by five, not even the churches
were spared.
At the church OF the Immaculate
Conception mass was being celebrated
at the time, and when the raiders
were denied admission to the church,
they forced an entrance and
waited patiently for the conclusion
of the services before they began their
bloody work. The priest was among
the slain, and in the looting of the edi-
fee, not an article of the slightest value
was left by the raiders.
Many who sought to take refuge on
the opposite shore Of the Paraguay
river, that flows near the town, were de-
voured by sharks.
The attack on the home OF Judge
Subeldia, at the other end OF the village,
was desperately resisted, and several OF
the raiders were killed, the leaders,
Benitez and Martinez, being among
them.
The latest news from the scene OF the
terrible slaughter stated that govern
ment troops were pursuing the outlaws.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-04
OMAHA STRIKERS.

smelters, job Printers and Bricklayers
Out for Eight Hours.
OMAHA, Neb., August 3.-There was
no further trouble at the Omaha and
Grant smelling works today. When
the hour for the day shift to 60 on duty
arrived about four hundred men gath
cred at the gate, but nobody went to
work except half dozen men who
emptied the silver furnaces. As soon
as this was done the smeIter was closed.
The job printers are still out, with no
prospect of a compromise. A number
of manufacturers have dubbed together
and will test the eight-hour law in
court.
At noon a number of bricklayers went
out for eight hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-04
ARH1yINa BY THOUSANDS.
Every Incoming Train Bringing Larg'
Delegations OF the G. A. r.

livery Incoming Train Bringing Large
Delegations OF the G.. A. r.
DETROIT, Mich, August 3.-The veter-
ans OF the g. A. R. are arriving by
thousands, every incoming train bring
ing another throng to mingle with the
multitude already here. General
veaxey, of Vermont, commander-in-
chit, arrived this morning. He was
aoeompanied by Miss Clara Barton,
1punder of the White Cross society.
Secretary Of War Proctor was also one
Of the party. The grand event of the
encampment will be tomorrow's parade,
which will be witnessed BY 100000
visitors.
The arrivals thus far indicate that
rivalry is sharp between Washington,
d. O., and Lincoln, Neb., in the contest
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-04

further stated that whenever the ques-
tion was asked, converts were assured
Of the rightfulness of polygamy, but Of
the legal impoesibility of its being prac-
ticed at present in the United States or
Great Britain; also that they must not
go to America if they do not want to
obey the law and abstain from polyga-
nous marriages.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-04
STILL ALIVE,

Bob Ingersolps Secretary.
CRoToN LANDING, N. Y, August s.
mel Ingersoll, who was shot Saturday
night by Orville M. Anderson, during a
quarrel, was still alive at noon today.
His physicians have only faint hopes of
his recovery. Anderson has been com
mitted to Jail to await the result of
Bakers injuries.
Pure California wines at H. J. Woollacott,
d and CR 9prino etrant
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15
a Com mon sense Remedy.

In the matter of curat,ves wha; you want Is
s3motning that Will do it. work while YOU con-
tiLuo TO 10 yeura-a remedy thit Will give you
no noinconyeDience nor iht rfere with Your bui
ness. Such n remedy Ia ALLCO(K's POROuS
ILAsTbRs. These plastsTs are not an cIpcri.
nc nt they have been In use for over thirty
yeare, and treir value has been aves;oi by the
highest medical aithOriiie., ~ wen as by ies.
timonisls from those who have uacN them
They require no change OF dict and are noi
, affected by vet or cold Their action does no'
Interfere with labor or business; yOI can sol
an yet be cured while hard st work They III
80 pare that the youngest, the oil lest, the most
deiicate person OF either eek cGn use them w!Ih
gre N benent.
B,w.re OF im,tstipns, and Il not he deceived
by misrepresentation. AK for ALLCo ks,
al let no solicitation or eNplisation induce
you TO ,rccpt q substitute.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15
TELEGRAPHlc BR6vITlES.

An epidemic Of diphtheria prevails IN
Shelbyville, Ind.
Mexico is proving to be the Eldorado for
tho Chinese coolies.
Nova Scotia is sending heavy consign-
ments Of potatoes to Havana.
A Chilan military escort robbed and
murdered cx-Minister Aldunate.
German Turner societios have seeded
from the North American bund.
The English press continues TO comment
severely on the Canadian scandals.
Roumelian brlgands captured railroad
station and killed two gen d'armss
-Four robbers raided Kansas City sa
, loon in spite Of its eleven occupants.
The burning of q saw mill near SAUL
Ste Marie, Mich, caused 10000 loss.
Four persons were killed by an explo
sion Mt the Iron Gates Of the Danube.
The pope is writing an encyclical con
demning the agitation for divorce law.
1t is reported that the car and czarina
and Emperor William will exchange Wis
its.
There is n strike OF 1000 men, mostly
French Canadians, In the Ottawa saw
mills
Of Balmaceda, the deposed president OF
Chilli.
There was 100000 confagratlon on
the Salvages, group Of islands near the
Canarcs.
At Philadelphia, by the upsetting Of a
skill in the Delaware river, four laborers
were drowned.
An unknown man, tramping from Fall
River, Mass. was cut TO pieces by train
near Providence.
Three men were drowned at st. Law
renee, n. F., by the upsetting Of n dory
They belonged to the schooner Lily Dale
England has established her sway over
Manipur by choosing n 5-year old rajah
with a British officer to administer affairs.
One Of Uncle Sans gold medals has been
given TO Chief OGlcer Thompson of the
Orange Prince for rescuing the crew Of an
American ship.
A returned seal poacher tells Of a united
raid on Copper island, and the capture OF
the schooner Hamilton Lewis by Rus.
sian war vessel.
The strikes in Milan have ended and
work has been resumed in the factories.
Twenty anarchists have been arrested for
melting strikers.
a social sensation has been caused In
Paris by the action OF mother and three
daughters Of prominent South American
family taking the veil.
Booth g. Co.'S leather factory at Glovers
vile, ~ Y, was badly damaged by fire
and water. The loss cannot DO estimated.
1t was insured for 500, 900.
The Alliance leaders frantically appeal
20 farmers in the northwest 10 hold back
their wheat for the higher prices which
they predict as certain to come.
Miss l.. NJ. Kendall, widely known IN
musical circles throughout New England,
and for the past four years teacher OF In
strumental music at Goddard seminary,
lies at the point Of death, stricken with
apoplexy. She received ler first stroke at
church in Barre, VT, on Sunday morning.
no prfO fOf n fva YptucpI
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15

OF the verdict.
Our ladies' common sense and
opera toe. lace shoes are very fine
gtt rs, made from the best don.
COLA stock in G and ID widths al
81.
N. B.-We have spring heels in
this line, sizes from 2 1-2 to 8 IL
Ladies glove top dongola but
ton patent tip, sizes 2 1-2 to 7 al
S1.39; marked down from 81.
Misses and children's school
shoes, we have the greatest
wearers in the market at the
lowest prices
oar line Of gents genuine
kangaroo shoes. This stock is
guaranteed to be genuine Aus
tralian kangaroo, tanned by the
dongola process and is the
toughest and longest wearing
leather in cxistance. Congress oi
balls, cap aud plain toe at 50 80
worth $5.
Mems, boys and youths mes
'sengcrs shoes, Prices, youths
$50; boys, S1.75; mems, So. Fol
hard service they have no equal
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15
RADIKIN & COONEY.
Adolph Cohen is hsppy-lt's a boy.

Adolph Cohen is hsppy-!t'. a boy.
Officer Jeffers begins his vacation mex;
Monday.
His Honor Judge Shove is confined to hif
home with illness.
Cercle Jscque Cartier will at nd tie st.
Johns fair tomorrow night.
Tax Coli ctor Bates has Issued his Off.
cisl notice for the collection Of tsxe, R"'
the Same can be found in our advertiser.
columns. All taxpayers should heed hi
call and respond promptly.
The fastest time on record was made y =
terday afternoon, from New York tC
Buffalo. The distance covered was 43G
miles in 440 minutes, including three stops
which consumed IA minutes.
Among the lively drummers in the city
yesterday was II NJ. Mason, the man who
has brought Star Eagles to the front, ard
he met with very pleasant reception
Mr.. Mason has a very good ,rais in P,w.
tuckpt
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15
EMPIRE STATE DEMOCRATS

Have n Great Many Side Issues to Set.
tis-strong Faotionsl Feeling.
SARATOGA, Sept. iS-rhs delegates to
all here. The task before the convention
in the matter of contssting delegations is
no light one. From sixteen counties come
two sets of delegates, each claiming 10 be
duly appointed representatives Of the
Democrats of their respective localities.
The double delegations are the result OF
the Hill and Cleveland men. The com.
mittee on credentials will have 70 decide
their claims.
All manner Of stories OF threatened bolt
ing under certain circumstances are afloat.
The Kings county delegation, thirty-six
strong, are to q man In favor OF Alfred T.
Chaplin for governor; but Boss McIaugh-
lin, who heads the delegation, in answer
to question as TO any bolt. under any
circumstances, vehemently said: "The
Kings county Democracy never bolts the
regular ticket" Tho Tammany Hall del.
egstion claims the admission to the con-
vention of themselves only from New
York city. The County Democracy de-
mands half the delegates, thirty eight, as
In former years
Probably more trouble will be expert
enced with the Eric county contingent
than any other. The quarrel between
Sheehan, who Is likely to get the nomina-
ton for lieutenant governor, and Mr..
6chcu, Is bitter one. Some of the con.
testing delegates from that county It Ia
said, seriously thought Of calling out the
Cleveland Democracy from the convention
and holdinu anothar fhua hri otnu the
forces Of Hill and Cleveland face to face.
This, Of course, Is improbable, but is given
TO show the depth Of the factional feeling.
After long and hot discussion, the
the County Democracy In the convention.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15
We Open our Underwear

this week Ever thing fresh,
nothing carried from last year
1t will pay you to buy while the
assortment is complete.
In blankets, flannel comroriers
we are headquarters on low prices.
Came in Saturday.
Our new line of SOC plaid dress
goods, elegant patterns,
Stamped linens and fancy
goods you can 6nd here in abuD-
dance.
Hosiery, the most complete and
varied assortment Of ladies
children's and mems ho.icry IN
the city.
The crowds which visited our
Shoe Department Saturday goes
to show the increasing popularity
Of our store aud no wonder, as our
customers say Of our shoes that "a
get equally as good quality else.
where they have to pay % per
cent more.
We cannot mention too often
our ladies' 50 shoe. TO n ladyusing
that price shoe, ali We ask is to
examine them, we have 10 fear
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15
FALL OPENING !!
SEPTEMBER, 1891.
TO FL PUBLIC.
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Greetings Parties who have in mind the purchase of
Furniture Carpets Stoves and general House Furnishings
for the Fall and Winter Season will find establishments
the best possible place to trade at for several
FIRST OF ALL-Because our warerooms contain the
largest and choicest assortment of these goods be found
in the city.
SECONDLY-We manufacture and control the best
styles and most popular goods and parties looking for them
can time by coming direct to establishment.
THIRDLY-We show under roof Everything re-
qured in furnishing house to the smallest detail
FOURTHLY-Our prices in every The
Lowest that can be obtained.
These the four cardinal points of and have
been made possible only by the liberal patronage bestowed
in the past by the housekeepers of New England o
which duly thankful and this have beaut
full Fall Novelties daily arriving and carloads yet
See our elegant window display of latest styles,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15

"Inst comfortable Place ia the civ"
Al say this OF the capital"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15

Tho Beat
place t. buy furniture, stoves aud Cnrpct'
ie 81 tle Pawtucket Furniture Co.
10 North NJ sia Strsrt
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15
A Cure for Constellation ard Headache

Or. silas Lane, while In the Rocky Mountainst
discovered . root thAs whea combined with
other herbs, m akes an easy and certain cure for
constipation. Is 10 In the form OF dry roots AMI
leaves, and IL known as Lanes Family Medi
cine IL will cure sick headache and is the beet
Spring Medicine. For the blood liver and kid.
neys, and for clearing up the complexion II
docs wonders. Druggists sell II at 60c and t1.
package.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15

The Cavalier"
Is still the leading 5 cent cigar In tie msfh CT
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15
Do You Cough?

Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam, the best
cough cure. IL will cure coughs an colds. 10
will cure sore throat ucs ling In the tGros'.
II will cure pal "a In the chest. IL will cure In
1lueBza and bronchitis and all diseases pertain
ing to the lungs. because It is pure bslsaro.
Hold II TO the light AMI see how clear ard thick
II is. You see the excellent effect after iakir z
the lrst dose. Large bottles soc and 81.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15
,
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'0p"' ""o"s

Every day we are receiving fall clothing for men, boys and
children We offer we'll selected lot of boys chdrens
suits and trousers adapted for school play dress High low
and medium Parents invited to look line before
purchasing You'll not do better than buy of right here in
Pawucket
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15

cM0VE the original y. r. Y. cigar reduced to
omOhb Cfs. Eearlv 100000 sold since Nav lat.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15
LldieH Jacket Los

Toe finder win be rewarded hy lca"ins the
same Al or FL Broad street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15

SlI Kinds Of Hixed Drinks,
They're the best at tss Capital.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-09
A Receipt for Making Bad Men.

Some time since we published a
receipt for making scandal. If any
Of you have found yourselves too
good to manufacture and peddle out
the stuff, then carry out the follow
ing instructions and you will be able
to do it, in fact the devil would not
have you any meaner:
Take the herbs of hypocracy and
the roots OF ambition two handsful,
pride and vainglory Two ounces, put
in mortar Of contention ard beat
with a pestle of discord, then put
into pot of presumption boil on a
fire of birthstone till q scum of false
hood rises to the top; then skim of
and put i'm bottle Of envy. cork
with a cork of III alice and seal with
a seal of selfishress, and let it stand
till it becomes decoction of deceit.
DosE.-Take two teaspoonf. II on
going to bed and work it Off with
long deceitfut prayers and hypOcrit
ical groans,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-09
Examination Of Applicants fer A. 1 N.
College.

Mr. .EditOr:I wish to state through
the columns Of THE CAUCASIAN,
that by an act of the last legislature,
the County Superindent Of Public
instruction, is required to examine
applicants for admission to the A. &
M. College, at the regular examine
ton OF applicants fsr teachers GER
tificates, but as did not receive the
question and the notice, in due time
I will examine any young man or
boy who may wish to enter and
join the Freshman Glass, on the
first Monday in August.
The examination paper Of the APP
plicants are forwarded tn the presi-
dent of the College, then the faculty
read and grade the papers and for
ward the result 10 the County Super.
intendent. This will save the ex.
pense of going to Raleigh, and boy
can know at home just what class
he is prepared for. There is no
vacancy for county students, but
there is room for several pay studen.
is. Respectfully,
IsHAM ROYAL, Go. Supt.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-09
Not heard from
McDASIELS.
Not heard from.)
m MiNGO.
(No. heard froin)
Personals.

Miss Martha Johnson left Tuesday
morning for Wrishtsvillc.
Miss Mary Thomson IL visiting re-
latives in Taylor's Bridge.
Miss Hattie Williams, of Kinston,
is visiting Mrs. Thos. Hubbard.
Miss Florence Faison is spending
the summer with friends i'm Virginia.
Mrs.W. G. Rackley and her daugh-
ter, Miss Willie, left Monday morn
ing for Cumberland county.
Miss Phi Williamson, who has
been spending sometime AT Col. J. II.
Beama2'>, las returned to her home
near Taylo'r- Bridge.
Miss Mary ion Brown i, visiting
fri, nsls in I'ittsbOrn. She will re-
turn in time 20 aptu her school Gil
Sept. lst.
Mr.. w. Il. Bass has placed on our
table four cucumbers all growing on
the same stem and partly grown to-
gethtr.
Mr.. c.. NJ. Hobbs who has been
with the Racket S: ore in Goldsboro,
has resigned his position. He will
soon accept position with Futchler
& Kern Of same place. He was home
for few days last week.
Mr.. l.. A. Beasley, OF Magnoi ia,
was in town Tuesday and gave us a
call. He was at Davidson College
last year. He saw THE CAUCASIAN
in the Reading Room there and cn.
joyed it SO much that he has sub
scrihed.
His honor Judge +. T. Boykir
| arrived in town Tuesday night. liz
Is IouKIsg uors, ,.=ali i,,dnnd and his
niany friends were glad to see him
he will hold courts i'm the 9th Dis
trict, his home circuit, this faI
commencing with Pender Sept. 14th
On last Wednesday evening Mrs
G.. 2. Johnson returned from TIL
Boston Conservatory of Music witt
her two daughters, Mi ses Minhi
and Carrie. They were both fin
musicians before they went to tn
Conservatory, and there they ha
every advantage of thorough fin
ishing course. The county has caus
to be proud Of possessing two ladie
Of such skill and talent. We hop
they will consent 10 give Il publ
concert.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-09
The County Beard Of Essaiirsiisn.

The county board OF equalization,
consisting of the chairman Of the
board or list-takers and ASSESSOR for
the several townships and the ch air.
man OF the hoard OF county commits
sioners, met In the court hous.: Mon.
day as required by law TO examine
the returns Of the list-takers and as
SCISSORS and to equalize the valuations
Of properly. The section OF the
machinery act under which they
met and worked Is as follows:
"The chairman Of the board of
list-taEcrs and assessors OF the seve-
raj townships shall compose a board
Of equalization for the county, and
shall meet on the first Monday In
July. ihe chairman Of the board
Of county commissioners shall be
chairman of said board OF equaiiza-
ton, and shall lay before the board
of equalization the returns ef the
list-takers and assessors. Said boar
shall equaliZe the valuations SO that
each tract or lot or article Ofpersonal
property shall be entered on the
tax-list at its true value In money,
and for this purpose thay shall OBJ
serve the following rules: LIST. They
shall raise the valuation Of such
tracts or lots or real property or
articles of personal property as in
their opinion have been returned
below their true value to such price
or sum as they may believe to be
the true value thereof. I'd. Thy
shall reduce the valuation of such
tracts and lots or al ticles Of personal
property as in their opinion have
been returned above their true value,
as compared with the average valua.
tion OF real or personal property Of
such county. Iu regard to real pro-
perty, they shall have due regard to
the relative situation, quality Of
soil, Improvement, natural and arti.
fetal advantages possessed by each
tract or lot. Sd. They shall not re-
duce the aggregate value of the real
or personal property Of the county
below the aggregate value thereof
as returned by the assessors.
The highest average valuation for
real estate was in North Clinton, 81.
per acre. Newton Grove, West
brooks and Mingo followed at about
So. The lowest valuation was in
Lisbon, which averaged about $l.75
per acre. The board Of Equalization
approved the work OF the assessors.
Resolutions relation to the direct
tax & etc, were passed by the board
and appear in another column.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-09
The ROSebOrO Dinner.

When we reached RosebOro on last
Friday a large crowd had already
gathered. The Fayettevil g band
was OH hand furnishing music for the
occasion. Out in the suburbs Of the
town in pleasant grove large and
and comfortable stand had been
erected and seats arranged for the
audience. A letter was received
from Col. Green stating the circum-
stances unavoidable prevented, his
attendance much to his regret. OF
course it was quite disappointment
to the many who had gathered to
hear him, and this writer did his
best to entertain them. A bOunti-
full dinner WAS spread. In the aftel-
noon Mr.. ]. E. Fowler was called
out for talk. For hale an hour he
entertained the audience with wit,
humor and good hard sense. 1t was
capital impromItu talk.
Later in the afternoon the young
people, inspired by the music,
enjoyed themselves as only young
people can.
We wish to thank the clever and
courteous marshals and people of
ROseboro Tor many courtesies shown
us while there and to congratulate
them upon their success. We under
stand that they intend to make the
dinner an annual feature. Roseboro
is surrounded by some Of the best
farming land in this county and is
bound to grow and prosper.