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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-30

PANS Dec 20 NJ Casttib0n, who
was in the list OF the twenty SIX thleITee
checks as having received check for
20, OO0t from Baron Reinacb, WAS vii
mesa b. FIRE the Pan4mA canal com
mission of the chamber of deputies to
day The previous explanation IN re
gard to this check hau O,en that VI
Castelb0n was able to S art "a paper
called the NOuvete Presse, aDd that s n
ator Paul Deves had gwen Castelnon a
letter of introduction to Baron Renach
with the view Of having Castel
bon assisted by Rrinach in his enter
prise, and that Castelbon had re
ceived the check from Relnach FIR he
pur pose of aiding him To start the NOu
velie Presse. l'eves Cashing the check
The Libre Parole hai alleged that d We,
was the real beneficiary Of tue check,
while Dcves strenuously denied. To
day, however, Cast, lbDn admitted that
hen Deves cashed the check ne (CAstel
bon) handed back to Deves Is, 000f of the
20 000f. This statement caused a sensa
ton.
NJ Chanlin, late manager of the Spir,
refused t. appear before the commission
as a witness in gard to the relations of
the Sor to the Panama canal Company
The commission then al burned unll
Thursday
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Ne1xs Ernl,I sH!nston.

" NsToN \ G Dec % = NDec'al--
A well grounded report Is current her,
to day that Col J W Alspau-n, cashier
Of the FIRST National bank has d, cided
to withdraw from his present POSITION
aud will tender his resignation TO the
stockholders ~ their annual m etirg on
Janu4rv 10 Whether il will b" acc' ped
nr not remains unknown. Tne directors
.: the bank held d preliminary meeting
here Yesterday to examine the books, c
preparatory 70 the annual session
The CHRONICLE correspondents ha- II
from good authority that If Colonel
A!spaugh wi1ddraws from the FIRST Ma
tlonal the result viii be a new bsnk for
Winston. The colonel has been in the
banking business here for years and u
more popular or obliging man cannot he
found in the state A number # husi
nvss men say tnty will not allow him 20
r, M in uut Of the business. If anoths T
| naIk is established d he will be made
president i Is understood that the
colonel has II promise, whenever he
wants i, - al, the funds he needs from
! Durham ana r chmond cnpitahsts CT.
+ Ii Fries, Of Salem, and Capt. 5 Z
/
s,rs to Colonel Alspaugh as Cashier Of the
! First National
Ex SuerifT John Bayer and Mrs r 81
" Cu,hbert, # this city, were marilt d
las night The ceremony WAS performed
b, Rev II. A. Brown, of the FIRST B
tlst crurch.
rsythe has jlst recovered ove,
$500 from the state treasurer, this am1un
o.i erroneous allowances MADE It
tpr sta'e by the county. The nont.
.a> pad over by * |hrUtfs Biyrr anc
league. Chairman Biily, of the county
commissioners, is the man to whom
credit IS due tor looking into the matte
and getting he money refunded
The numerous fires Winston has re
Gently exp renced will be the means o
vast am uDt Of building this spin
~ d summer Mr Clement Manlys neS
/, sid,nce, which was nearing compe
ZION when destro yed, will he rehunt ii
once hy the contractors The insursnc g
on Hotel nZenhrrt and several othe
buildings has vet not been paid.
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THE LOST L BHIA
Being flowed Into a Nova Scotia Port
for Repairs.


NEW YORK Dec 20 -Superinterdert
Bowen, II 'he city delivery department
Of the general p It fl e said TO re
porter Of the Mail Nj q Express this
morning. that he had been Informed by
a re jresentttive of steamship lire in
his city that the Cunard srcsmsh u
Umbrla was being towed into \ Nova
scotia port with disabled machinery
The e 'mshlp Gtllleo. (Biitieh) Captain
Jones. late Col, man, from Hull ID, c, m
Der IL. arrived Al the bar At 4 Il IN
She had continuation OF west
n'ithwest gales and ligt head
seas throughout the passage. with
frequent snow squals o. December Is.
Captain Coleman was taken sick aud
lied on the ION from valsu ar disease of
tie heart. He was burr, NJ STA IN the
20 b du ing the northwest gaze He WAS
L! years old aud a native OF Il Istol. re
siding at Hull. o. ID ctmber - ~
p m laiituoe 44 -. luned ude SIS So
the Ga.lho sighted a large steamer
hearing n"rthwest apparently disabled
the British ship bore down close ,u
h-r and sh= exhibited three T, q lights.
-ho"ing that she was unm tnagea le, hu'
not requiring ASSISTANCE They tx
changed night signals with with her
which showed her To be the Cunard
,'eamer Umbria (BrItish) from
Liverpool for York. She made
N other signals for sssistsr ce.
Al hough heavy sea WAS running at the
time. She lay quite easy and mforta
he. with the Wind northwest blowing n
fresh n"rihwest gale Captain jones
WAS of the opinion that the machintry ~
Was disabled aud that she Was laying to,
making the necessary repairs "n the
morning of the 26 h he passed two steam
ers east bound which woud no doubt iall
in with her and render any assistance nee
essary should she require it. Captain
'ues states that there need be no alarm
Tor her safety.
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NALCaB' = CITY PROPERTY FOR
a Z u IN - In in L.. a..

NALCaB' = CITY PROPERTY FOR
"A r P1rsu 1T To juisneit.f
"a ake county supeii court iet q red AT
he tctCb-r tern, ~. ia the CAS- of rIla
Wright g B Wr..nt. Jas * Thrns-
-. Jr md ofh r g4'net la L r
siuson. di idua''y. and a. I'd H. STA
tor "t Vary Perkins n, dso.a-' tzra
Pc mon ard -rfruN ius X. yster usr-
6iau ad Ii EN- OF Fz-a p-r,InsoI We viii
II Thursday Jan afy oh ls3 he
< unry county urJ hnrs IN tile city
Raleigh y s-il pnh ic ourcr> 10 TAe
h 49, b fier for CA h the lowing lots
parcel of and IN tie CT Y II hal,i-h,
viz
Firs, Tract Acioin,nS The lends OF Ms
/. nra \ W. son ana - n, r ysns II O. %
-ouf heast c rn-r Of rhe irr -Ctiol OF
Blood"orth and yorgan streets herg
~ of ciy Y ln' ~ IS ~ - own on tAf-
er's map of the c " oi Rsl.ieh ant more
iullv -hd ut ems 4 scrib d "a the > a
80 trust X cut d IN tn : dtN of Feb
rus V l>sp hy L \ P-ikiI Sou aud N.ry
tTkl son h.s Wif- I" 4 " HaYss- q,
trn-te. &c wi d ssid deed Il trust 1
my s,oTdtd in tie filce ~ The REGISTER
~ detds - Nsk- county. & Ia tack
lle, TaSe 2-7 e. 80
sc Id Tr Ct Adj ming TIE lands of
VII i-m Blake Nrs ofter lki - tie
~oath de Ot H~rStt sre.f. b.fwren
Blo, DIV r h atd Pe 80 str..ts. b-arg
AT of C ~ lo1 No Is shown on shat
rs map the Ci at rtsitigh. and t.eii, Z
4 II" northwest cIn.r ot NiiiHm X
Bases Il AM r6re fu l. de- c'ii ed IN
The mo tg-ge reed ~ cured bs q: A
Perkilso sna Ssry PcIki 4. Il ~ife.
Ir-. K Thrb. ~ Jr on the - dry (
J .nn-.y 1897. VIII On sid deed O IN. r =
Z X wa~ my recorded in the flee Of : he
4 srrr # de.d- Tor NIX. con- ", y c
In bn, k iS. page 3s9 et req Hour ~ "a
~ o'c.osk IN. 4. " HAlRo, ID,
w ! Ps Lz
de Is Comm issioners.
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WAsHINGToS, bee 20 - t rney
General Miner u d4y K owed lrrter
from United Stats Mar-a4l Waikcr Il
Top ka. Kan. saving that "NIliitn}
D. ton doe- not now, ar hes h. ever
he d, commission n as d,putg Unit d
states marshal for this dlstnct under M.
Bob and Emmett d .ltpn were deputies
n der Colonel JDoes when ! come into
ffice. and | retained tn, m FIR = fra
months, but removed them in he fal. y
1850 -
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-30

New YoKK. DC % Tue " I'd
prints story Of 6 600 words s"ylng
there is an American en- to the Po.nama
scandal; th.t S25 coo 600 was sert 20
this country and no explanation has been
given of what use was necessary or Was
made of this sum; that deLesseps paid d
visit to the United States, and so re-
mark able were his powers Of persuasl n
that within eleven months cnngreremeit
no longer believed that the building Of
the canal by the French would be Vio-
la,ion of the Mnnrue doctrine and that
deLesseps blufIed Fl the fleet of Presi-
dent Hayes message denouncing the pro
ieCt.
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STATE ITEMS.

Nj John Taylor of VII nington. d dealer
in fancy goods and millinery, assigned
on Wednesday last.
Captain Charles Mcdonald is now
mayor Of CDncord Mr. w. G Meas
resigned, having been elected state sen
atOr.
Lizzie Brown. 'colore1, was killed in
WI mlngton N Monday night last. H"r
skull was crushed in. There Is no clue
10 the murderer.
1t is stated with co.f ience that the
next grand jury of Iredell county will
find true bill against Humphrey *
| TAYLOR. who are accused Of burning four
stores In Statesville.
/ The friends nf Morris J. Allison. sher
/ II Of Iredell county. brlieve that he ha-
\ 'cinch," Whatever rh4tis. in the Uni
ted States marsha S oili e for the wes
tern district Of this state.
Henderson Burnett killed Josh Can
nadv with a rnz,r near b i,ama. Durham
county. on Mrrday night l1st Both
color,d. Burnett and Fu man Howard.
another negro Who was im plicated, arc in
Jail.
Elizabeth Young, negro woman of
Union county, Was recently trltd aud
found gul " Of murder The suprem.
curt grained her a rev trial and it ba'
been ascertained that she is entirely IN
nocent.
On Monday morning last an afT sy oc
CURED between Conductor Fam 6. OF
the Atlantic Coast Line, and Anthony.
the c0lnred railway m all clerk Anth n :
xas shot on the forehead. The bal
glanced and the wound Is only skin dee p
On Friday las. near Siler City. Chat
ham county, Adam Siler, aged 80, ane
his WIFI, who was few years younger
we're shot to death Robbery was th
object but the old couple had no none
NJ clue has bren obtained To the feuC
Sho perpetrated this double murder.
The c,unty Of New Hanover and ih'
city of Wilmington claim 500 OOO from
the Wilmington aud W.lion ralirpa
company for back taxes Messrs- ID l.
Russell Rcaud and Well have bee
employed t. assist city Attorney Thoma
W Strange In the collection Of thea
taxes by suit or otherwise.
At Weldon, Jake Terrence, colored
n stepped on the toes Of lhn ID Shaw,
i. white man. Torreuce attempted
4polocise but Shaw shot Terrence In tn
+ neck. The other negr Is became II
fu-iated and tried To lynch ShaS bu
+ fail d Shaw is in jail and Torrent
: died on Tuesday last.
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IRON Hall Officers ARRESTED d..

BALTIMORE, Dec. 20 Amos II. Hos
mer and Ed ard Rouse, grand officers
Of the l on Hail organization. recently
indicted 10y the grand jury of Indian
apohs, were placed under arrest to day
in obedience to request from the JUS
ice OF the place of Indianapolis. The
two gentlemen were temporarily confined
in Marshal Fry's Office pending an effort
on the part of their attorneys to secure
w,its Of habeas corpus. Governor Chase,
Of Indiana signed r'quisitions for all
the grand officers of the Iron Hall now
under Indictment for the embezzlement
OF ab' u. 5000 0oO Supreme Ruler
Sorperby is being inquired for.
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Sktrmish with ReRegndes.

WASHINGTON, Dee. % A4jutant
General Williams has ce we'd a t,leg ram
fr M General Nice ok ut Los Arr, les
Cal saying that Captain Mye,s Eiev
enth inf.nty. hai brush with KID 5
band yesterday morning, lew mlles
nor # San Carl 5, Ariz. and captured
John Longs daughter and ore horse,
but that tn rencgadrs escaped u ~,
darkness General McCnok says thu,
four detachuents { .raop> are on the
tail Of KID" and rhat a'I ssbe ste :
are being taken FOR hts cap ue
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For Fidelity TO Duty.

CINcINNATI O, DEC 30 For cour
ageoue services and fiellty to dny IN
r. bel ing train robbers on No 4. near
huntington, W Va December IL, $500 '
was the UNUSUAL wording OF voucher
ius. received by Collect W. 8 Znger
IL Of the Ches4 axe al d Ohio railroad
[ was ipclosed IN a letter from Genera
N4nager George W. Stevens, dated
r chmond, Va. December 25. and Was
Intended as a Carietmas gift for the
b ave co icctor, who entered the Car
ios after Oscar Tyck had received h
dcith wound, and frightened the rob
,,r- from the train. he letter is prlzed
by Mr.. Zingerlee fully as highly a.
IL Yaluhhie enclosure.
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WILL NEVER BE WE'LL
IsCr NO DANGER OF DEATH AT
rHE>ENT,
me Impression among, TEio$e who
Rave 6tnai knowledge OF Mr.
Eiaiue's tunGitton


WASHINGTON, Dtc 30 -,'To nfph
DR. Blame Is ss well a. he wa, last ignt"
was the statement ma le hy Dr Johnston
at O'Clock to pight just after he had re
turned from a visit u Mr. B Baine A
call ut the B ainc residence later in the
evening brough forth tie statement that
Mr Blaine was much better.
gentleman who has scccss t. Mr
Bl1int's room ssid N : evening that II h,.
lmpr eseiOn M. Bl4iae has made upon
INN was about TIE ssme as that made
upon Mr. j II Mau!ey. Of Maine, who
saw MIR Blaine yesterday, VIZ: Tina
Mr. Blame Is 81 Wy improving hut taat
he is still very i'll. Tne impression that
now prevails among those who have &C
,ual knoWl dge of Mr. Biaint's condition
IA To the IF ct that while he IS i VERY
lex man, be is in no danger Of death
No one Is bold enough however, u as
sert that Mr. Blame will ever again be +
well man All that medical skill. atttD
tion and wealth can do 10 prolong his
days are uusparingly used Or. Johns
ton does not exp ct 10 rt peat hi visit ii
this evening AMI thin ks MIR. Blaine vii
pass quiet AID resttnl night.
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II WaxNot yuceNdiayiAln,

MILWAUKEE, Wis Dec. 29.-Hrnry
C Pa>ne. wee president and manager q
the Nil l~aukee Street RAil say con mpany,
has ma5e a written statement, based ou
the testimony of employees, IN which he
Admit, that the 6oe in the company :
barns yesterday was not incend:ary
Since the cold weather b IS set IN, t e
employees at night have be; n ruunlt G
:. cars into the barn, without withdraw
ins The fires Tue oFigin Of the t,e Is
now accounted for in th's way.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 30 = Last night
2 mob Of 200 citizens IN Lul' (, st
Jam parish, forced an entrance into the
i.lI and TOOK therefrum two negroes
nam,d A5am GTipson and Lewis Fox
The u 10 oar-ied the negroes to q neigh
boring tree and swung them up The
negroes entered the store of Abraham
Silver Of Christmas evening and at
tempted robbery. Samuel Baatel, clerk,
attempted to eject them and was shot
through the heart The murdert RS
rscsprd but " ere arrested and identitie d
yestt r6ay
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ROdY Guard for Gia 4 stO ne. j.

LONDON. Dec 20 The authori lies
appear 70 be 80 strongly convince that
the DubllA explosion, BY which Dtt'c
i've Sym ,tt lost his life. was part f the
work of band of conspirstore that they
have sent = detective to Blrriaz 10 ke p
guard ovel Mr. Gladstone u protect him
from outrage. Mr.. Gladstone has not
been made aware uf the precaution
taken. Is it is known he would resent Ii
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COuUratulaled yIr. Gladstone,

LONDON Dec. 29-Q Icen Victoria
was among he earliest IL congratulate
the r ght Hon. William E G adstont n
the arrival of his SD birthday. Ii r
telegram was unusually graclou, IN t"ue.
Hundreds of other kilograms and le1e S
have been received, many at H4wat0"n
and Others at Blarritz, where Mr. and
Mrs Gladstone are Mr Gladstone is
said to be enj 'yirg excellent health and
to be greatly refreshed by his visit
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pr. Briggs WILL Lose

New York Dec. 20 The second
day Of the tx cutive session of tie New
York presbytery, which is deciding the
guilt or innocence Of Prof Charles A
Briggs Of the Union Theological Srmi
narS. on the charge of hertsy. was h,l..
this az ern on in the Scotch Prtsb teri u
church A careful estimate Of the prob
ahe vote indicates hat Professor Briggs
viii lose his case by one or two votes.
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Consecrated n Bishop.

NASHVILLE Tenn, ID 29.-R"v
WiIiam crane Gay, ID ID rector OF the
Church Of the Advent of this city. who
WIS recently elected bishop OF uhcfn
Florida by the Episcopal house "f Dish
ops was consecra;,d to day al the Church
Of tie Advent with elaborate and lm
presslve ceremonies. B -h p @ lintaid,
Of Tennessee, pres ded aud the cons' cra-
u n sermon was preached hs r Rev.
Eluin Gardner Weed, ID ID Bishop OF
r'loriia The bishop elect v as prrscnte d
b, Rt. R.v Thomas Underwood Dudley,
bishop Of kentucky; 1T. Rev Z X Nj
son, bishop Of Georgia. The three b sh'
ops present acted rs consecratoTs and
laid their hands ON the head Of the new
blehOp.
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4 Pentie ent,ary ISurglarized.

SYRACUSE, n. Y Dee % Burglars
broke INTO the Onandega penItentiary
early y. sterd.y morning They seated
the wall w.ih the aid Of ladder. e 1
into the offi eof the bol; shop and cpeued
the outer doors oi the safe, but could not
get the inner doors OPEN There was
81 so in the safe. Aft,r rausacking the
drawers of the desk they took Il cheap
clock aud eft.
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yiIe Umbrsa Not Sighted.

HAL:.AX n S, Dec ga rumor
WAS In Iculati"n To night that the DIS
y led steamer Umbria had reached B .r
lington In u sinking condition, but in
quiry IF the agent there shows that e
story was false Nothing has ben seen
of the steamer there. The ,hip has not
been sighted anywhere of the Nova
Scotia coast. every part If which has
been communicated with.
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school sSufiiin9 DESTROYED :.

NARsHALTowN lows. Dee % Til"
high sch 'ol bu ding in this city VA
1eslr"vrd by fire early this morning
Los 500 000; insu anc. S95 600 The
bu'ldi = WAS one f the flIt>t educational
lnstl,u,i ions in the stnte Il was uuoccu
pieot at the time # the f {. The cau>,
Of the OIigiu Is not kCown.
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Governor lect Iurney Sinking.

MEMPHIS, Tenn Dc 29.-New7 of a
most reliable nature comes from Win
chester, the home Of Governor elect Eur
ney, that the venerable chief justice VINO
has been sick 4 long time. Is reported
gradually sinking, and in the oplnion of
t.e informed be will not live to be lnau-
gurated and pr, p4riog message for The
legislature that meets January 2. is out
of the question.
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The Umbrfa Relieved to be Safe.

NEW YoRK, Dc % The steamship
Umbria has not yet arrived, but the
Gu ard off :ias believe the vessel 10 be
IN no especial danger, the cheering IN
teliigeuce Drought by the steams up
Gallileo justifylng the belief that Captain
MacA~y Will Jet bring the ship safely into
port
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HsPS Cleveland Going to BU nat q.

NEW York, ID C. 29.-MTs Grover
Cleveland lett this evening for Buff slo
where she is to pay visit t. her mother
She was accompanied by Mrs Lamont,
Baby Ruth and her M, d. The party
travelled in the private car of Pfeslde n
Dtprw, of the New York Central. The
length of Mr., Cteveland's stay at the
home Of her mother is uncertain. Mr..
Lamont, however, will remain only d
few Gays
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-30

s2I. he lbIrT D..A 90, vi - LOaI.,
No., have Ju-t tnECxL o. the market an
-lexanr Standard ntiqne DAs = n,
X II urtaln Deck, complete IL every de-
tall + o b 81 Louis, for ~. and fl,
same style and finish for 81 net. s'ot
cash. see their card IN this i--ue send
your order rir-c- or send FOR -.'-c4a circu-
lar Bank counter and govrrnmeni work
a specially sen 10 your noor plans for
designs and prices.
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WASHINGTON Dec. 80 A cable mes
sage was received At the state q partment
TO day from United States n,ul i
Hamburg saying: In city. seven cases
If which one died None in pJrt "
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WAsHINGTcN. Dc 80 Speaker Crisp
had not returned from New York 1t 10
o'clock t. night, and il was stored Al hs
hotel that he was not expected to arrive
until to morrow morning.
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To Attenh n Conference.

WAsHINGroN. DC. 20 Hon. Bourke
Cochran left this city for Nev York, I.
is said in Obedience to a teit4Tom &c
que, ng his presence al conference Oh
the senAtOrlAi question
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- hy author ty q
ariOu JONI son aud
trri a. c,td-i t.
b ok 10 pax- 3i2,
III . VAk con y
"A day of January 49,
uurt house door Of
TO Il hv~t lid Ter.
oi n IN p+lth,r Is Al n
wake county DO n ei on n g
.5ah1.of - In lpr on the
If Il 8. del NJ Rridt.r,. oil
Is nd- ot NJ. g7r1tte Pat on
the an1s OF X y WIN e,
2 atr-s, and e-clibed Ia the
gt-e-
". \ JONES Atty.
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New YORK The first bale Of cotton
halves ed by machinery will be sold on
the cotton exchange 10 morrow after
noon for the ben, tit Of the press club
building fund. II weighs $50 pounds.
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No T Y r..

Anp!-csti n uill be m aie-o n. q neral
A-seub + ~ North Carolina at Z, II
s-.-eieu. 10 corpora g ! ne N'r caro-
Ina safe ID -oosf' II l. AID Fid 1t CDm-
pnny WN II : BLhGWl
december II. l-sg.
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New YoBK.-The failure OF Wayland
Trask & 60. IS Wall street, Wa an
nounced at the stock excasn &c this after
Loon.
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PoRTsMoUTH, Va Jno Liveeay shot
and Killed his bro'l erin aw, Chas. Key !,
TINS morning at Garysburg stat on on
the Petersburg and Weldon railroad.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-03-12
WOFULLY UNSUPPORTED.

When the New York World says that
''silver coinage" is a new democratic
issue, and that the present congress
was elected wholly upon that of tariff
reduction, it shows itself to be wofully
ignorant of the issues upon which the
battle of 1890 was fought.
If the World will inspect its own
almanac for 1891, pages 81-2 it will see
that the democratic party in twenty
one states, in state conventions as
sembled in 1890, declared in favor of
silver coinage. Pending the campaign
of that year seven other states so de-
clared, bringing the total up to twenty
eight. During this same year thirty
one states declared for tariff reduction,
twenty-nine against the Federal cleo
ton law, and sixteen against the rul-
ings of Speaker Reed.
AS a matter of fact the currency issue,
which involves silver coinage, has been
a leading n of the democratic party
ever since the panic of 1873, and is n
leading one to-day. 1t will not down
at the behest of Wall street and the
apostles of British German gold mono
metallism, who are striving to keep this
country in an easy condition to be
robbed. 1t will not down, and no true
democrat will try to down it until the
people, who want their interests cared
for as well rs those of the gold gamb-
lers, bond holders and monometailists,
have secured their rights.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-03-12

The Ellery Anderson airchild-mug-
wump crowd in New York that is
now fighting Hills nomination for the
presidency, in 1883 fought his nomi-
nation for the governorship, and after
he was unanimously nominated by his
party, spent 800, 900 to defeat him.
Yet in spite of their opposition he car
ricd the state by 10000 majority. This
same crowd, while lighting Hill, were
supporting Cleveland, and in spite of
their advocacy he was beaten by $4,000.
Sometimes n mans enemies are his
strength, and often the best thing you
can do for a MAJ is to ave him from
his fool friends.