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Fr years ] have been suffering from a
cans u'lpnal bloc po son, which has resist
~ ha res ~ ntoi OR st physicians, and
t.. '-e Of Tie mo I not medic nes
'yas ere with a copper color. q trrp
It's sll ov me- body and limbs, with lnss OF
san' uts o'curuc alinG pains in nv back,
e.mg M joi IS general debility, emac a.
tsa, ,ailug oil Ct my hair, sore throat and
,leSt nervousness ] ec.me innredu!ous,
10 being told that B. = was a s0re enough
blood purti and that did not require e a
patl M t. rsa gros before he Was cured, [
ganm ated lts -. Wlthin two weeks lime
lteltiop owed | have taken about en- tot
ties and feel ~ we and gHtly any man.
Ny 4ppeite NJ strength ha re nrued and
my hair 4 a. not al out. dan) hesitate tc
So 'ha, Is has no eql as a general
lfod purifier, aud NJ ono whn vi Us onl,
pue bottle Will be Convinced hit u has nc
rg1H in tie rt'. Isl ! con tuue its use
IS ltl-as splendid toLic an kteis system
~ hne condition. NCu h.'e Tie hbertS tc
direct any suti rer ~ ne in person
X L. j JJNES Atlantis, Ia.
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Wake County Prohibition Convention n

The convention met yesterday at Met
tropolitan hall. The attendance was
not large The following ticket was
nominated: For the Senate, I. Ivey
for the House, S. NJ. Parish, S F.
Bailey, Andrew ID. Jones, W. NJ. Sor-
ren; for sheriff w. O. Allen; register OF
deeds, T. J. Woodall for treasurer. Sion
Holleman for coroner; Dr. I. +. Nixon.
The following were elected delegates to
the State convention at Greensboro: II,
j. Dowell, I. Ivey j. NJ. Templeton, I,
J. Woodall, W. o. Allen. The prohibi
tionsts calculate that they will cast 20C
votes in Wake this year.
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4 Possible SNsurder.. Ahead.

BY telegraph TO the State Chronicle
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 30.-J. n
Dixon, who was an important witness in
the hearing when Judge Magee held
Sylvester Critchlow, a Homesteak striker,
charged with murder by secretary Love
JOY of the Carnegie company, for trial
for first degree of murder, thinks he is
"marked' for death by the strikers be
cause of his evidence. This morning he
made information before attorney McMas-
tiers, charging Emery Speare, a striker.
with conspiracy and Speare was arrested
and fined. Dixon claims there are many
others in the plot to murder him and has
constable Weber employed to learn their
names.
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The PRESIDENTS Proclamation Ke.ard-
ing Wyoming.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-The President
to day issued proclamation in regard
to the unlawful obstructions, comblna-
uons and assemblages of persons in the
State of Wyoming, SO that it has become
impossible to enforce by the ordinary
course of judicial proceedings the laws
Of the United States. In the proclama-
ton the President commands all persons
engaged in such resistance to the laws
and process of the United States courts,
to cease such opposition and stance,
and disperse and retire to their respec-
tive abodes before Wednesday, Au-
gust 3.
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SALEhOt ~ ANDLOT.-B By virtue of
- two seVe.a mort cages executed 20
me by John x. Davis. Amy Dan i and
Others winch are duly recorded ~ registry
Make county. u book - Ta-e - and
boo n ~ rage 90 | Vii offe- 'or sale
10 the highest bidder for cash a; b. court
house uonr in the city of Raleigh y 4 on
Monday. August -. l>.F3. at - o'clock IN
The property in said mort cages oee, ribed.
lying inst east OF The lilewild property. on
the east side ofthe Tarhoro road near the
atholic cemetery, ad joining the lot II
JOS braan and Others. and know u ~ the
homestead property of said Amy Davis
For :. more accurate description see mort
.,aEe 4 i.Nt referred 10
= r. MONTAGUE +, Mortgagee
Raleigh. y. G. July r. ~ lm
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The Situation at Homestead.
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.

by Telegraph 10 the state Chronicle.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 30,-Eight or
ten families occupying company houses
on Shaety hill have decided to disregard
tho notices to get out. They declare
that if their house hold goods are to be
taken out the sheritfs deputies will have
to do the work. 1t is thought that
when the work Of eviction be-
gins some lively scenes will ensue.
Chairman Crawford, of the advisory
committee, denies superintendent Pot
ter's statement that 40 amalgamated men
are at work. He says the men will 90
back to work only on recognition of
their organization and the dismissal OF
Il. G. Frick as chairman of the com
pany. To-day is the limit of time given
the strikers to vacate the company's
houses. About one hundred and fifty
families moved in steady rain. The
furniture of the men for the most part
was good.
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TYP EWRIi EkS.

headquarters for the world; all makes;
DON'T PAY manufacturer's eXorbitant
Prices %e ship anyw here, giving thorough
A1u,l alton before accepting; absolutely
ar,. Glass condition guarantoed positively
1.l makes at about or less than half price;
exchanging speciality; instruments rent
81 anywhere; largest stock in the world;
Two entire floors devoted exclusively to
.ypeWrlters; see commercial rating for our
responsibility; illustrated catalogues and
sfeCjmens free
Broadway New York, lS6 Monroe St
Chicago. ap:
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Weekly Bank statement.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
NEW YORK, July 30.-The weekly
statement of the associated banks show
the following changes: Reserve increase,
81, 1914 loans Increase, 81, 555, 100;
specie increase, S453. 900; legal tenders
increase, 81, ,977, 700; deposits increase,
$5O6, 500; circulation decrease, SIC, 600
The banks now hold $24, $50, ,665 IN ex-
cess Of the requirement of the % pei
cent rule
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MORTGAGE SALE By virtue of au-
vi 'hority con erred in a certain mort
gage ex- coted by Reuben Rhodes and re
corded in book ! l3. at page 37S, in Regis
Will on Monday the lst day of Augu-t,
A. d. 1872, AT 70 O'clock m at the court
house door in the city Of Raleigh. sell to
he highest bidder, for cash, the house and
1t described in said mortgage situated
Oh the esst side of South Bount street, in
ia city Just south of and next to the
Second Colored Baptist Church (Tupper's
This 29th day of June, \. ID 1892
PEELE & MAYNARD.
tds ATTORNEYS for Mortgagee
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LOUISBUnG FEMALE COLLEGE
'OUI@ RG
FOUHDED 1857.

Next session fegins SepteD Der st 1892
rul Liter ry Course and PhvNical CuI
tlre, VIII Eoar4, Wash ng, Lights and
F'rrS, only one hundred aid fortv dollars
Tor the year ending June st, S93 Teachers
EXPERT in their several specialtles. Con
,e1yttDry Music f, achers. Art and elocu
ton taught by graduates from Academy OF
Arts. Stenogra by Type wr' ting. Tele-
sla2hy and regrl4r Bu5iUe,s Course. Spe
cal Teacher of Penmanship Br OK build
,n2, iltty rooms CAMPUS I2II acres, wei
.aaiei by majestic oaks and hickorys
Water cool and pure. Fu-lness cours,
lice 70 pupils III other departments.
For catalogue address.
>. u BAGLEY, President
Yid&v 2u ! Iouishurp y G.
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About the Admission of Utah

BY Telegraph 10 the State Chronicle.
WAsHINGTGN, DC. July 30.-Delegate
Caine, of Utah, to-day introduced III the
House a bill to enable the people Of
Utah to form a constitution and State
government and to be admitted into the
Union on an equal footing with the
original States.
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CHGWAN
BAPTIST FEMALE INSTITUTE,
MURFREESBORO. \. {.

Tins Institution rfirrs superior adyan
tages Ia Literature. Science. r.IucUi on
Music, Art, Stenograpny and TyTcwriiing
80 'ar A. possible each department Is
placed under the care of a specialist
The health iS unsurpassed Dur:ul. the
past session the average of medical til :
was thirteen cents
With mos imposing building located
~ the mds: 81 grounds OF remark able
heaniy. the situation + one Of great aItrac
tiVeneaS
tha-geS are made aS reasonable ~ the
class of ,Sork done wille allow The Fall
session 'cgins on edue-dsy, September
9TH. For catalogue 81 aldiiio, al iuforlna-
T ton. ad lress
JOHN II BIt ~ ELS.
/ jy y Il President
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GALE FARMING LANDS. MULES

GALE FARMING LANDS. MULES.
~ etc. By virtue Cf power conferred on
me by certain or gage deed, executed
by Marion woods WI iCh j duly Ie-
corded in Registry e. Wake county. in
soos No lo5, page 5.f3. Will Ciier for sale
~ the highest bidder for cash AT the court
house door ii the city of Raleigh y { on
Non@ay. August -, i>p3. al II o'clock m.
the land and other property cesoriped in
Saiu mortgage. consisting OF tract Of
land lying IN Middl' Creek Tov nsh;p,
Wake county. adjoining the lanes of An
drew Woods, W. =. Woods John Gardner
B III trnin GardEer aud others. containing
IA acres morr or less. also TWO mules and
one TWO horse wagon and harness
B + MONTAGUE Nortgscee
Raleigh. .Iuly ,. leg3 I'm
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ESaSP bail NeSterd

By Telegraph To The State Chronicle
WASHINGTON, July 30.-The games
played yesterday resulted as follows: At
New York, New York 10, Brooklyn 3; at
Cleveland, ID Cleveland ), Chicago 3;
at Cleveland, (2) Cleveland 8, Chicago s /;
at Boston, Boston II. Philadelphia Z; at
Washington, Washington 5, Baltimore S +;
at Pittsburg, Pittsburg ?, Louisville S;
at Cincinnati, Cincinnati ., st. Louis &,
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Hams VIII Prosecute the Officers.

Hy i0ItSId dPII 10 tIIt sSIa'IG UT UHIVIF
PITTsBCRG, Pa, July so. -Eg- private
Iams lawyers came to the front this
morning and say that criminal suits
will be entered d, :ainst colonel Hawkins
and lieutenant colonel Streater. Que Of
the counsel &C, Dichey, is a lay part
ner of the new United States supreme
court justice, George Shiras, j.,
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pUrng the month of February | boue ht
one bottle Of 3. B, Il. nv four year old
bly wl had what doctors term heradi arv
bI oi poison, and to nv utter astonishm. mt
uue tatt.c e..red d htaI. IA February my elder
-o4, rs iy yeara of age, was literally cover
y3Nith ugly 20 e on hls ie e aud q terrible
eruption on hl- head He was cured with
TIVE batue. q Il. 3. b. A, quick llood
gssuser 1t has no equal.
JAMfS HILL, Atlanta, Ga
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Cambridge in Ashes.
.r.nb totbe state Chronicle

By Telegraph to the state Chronicle.
CAMBRIDGE, Md, July 30.-The busi-
ness portion of this town was DESTROYED
oy fire this afternoon. Eeighteen build
ings were burned or gutted, entailing a
loss of about s75, 900 The insurance. it
is believed, will aggregate $40, 600.
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OSFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,
OK XFORD, N C..

ar va Annual Session opens August
hedeyrees conferred are B. A aud 6 +.
" graduate III English
business Course of Type writing and
topography introduced
lrrhy-lcal Culture made prominent.
ne faculty IS an exceptionally strong
9ut, holding dinlomas from such schools
e. we niversity of Virginia, the Saureur
u79i oi languages, the Cooper niver-
IN Ari school Of New York, the Phila-
gn,a ya, observatory and the Royal COnser-
'%Gory d Berlin.
1harges per session (of 40 weeks Board,
s,5 .g e naterary curse, Free Hand Drawing
ana Physical Culture, etc, $40
iy1- DIV tt
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Came Near Rein. Released. i.

BY Telegraph TO the State Chronicle.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 30.-The police
officials barely prevented an attempt to
secure the release through habeas corpus
of Knold and Bauer, tie oileged recon-
plices of Alex Bel kmaun.
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THE CRIME JUSTIFIED 1T.
Two Men Arrested for DeliberateI
Outraging a Young Bride.
BY telegraph to the State Chronicle

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 3O,-At Jack
son last night mob lynched Andy Bes-
hears and John Willis, who had outraged
a woman before her husbands eyes.
They were made to stand on a gate until
the ropes were fixed. Then the gate was
swung around on its hinges and both men
soon choked to death. Wednesday
Beshears and Willis entered the noun
tain home of William Delk, knocked him
down and gagged him and then outrag-
ed his wife. Delk has been married but
month and it is said the men had a
grudge against him because he had won
the affections of the girl.
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Foster on the ChPSappak Ray

BY Telegraph to the State ChrOnlcIe
WASHINGTON, July 30.-Secretary
Foster of the treasury department and a
party of friends left Washington this af-
ternoon for trip down the Chesapeak
Bay. The party will return Monday.
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Frirk.>. Condition..

By Telegraph to IL, state Chronicle.
PITTsBURG, Pa. July 30.-Mr. Frick
passed "a very comfortable night. His
Improvement has been SO rapid and sat
sfactory that no complications are
| feared.
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Derna Royale
One Dollar Per ROtt o.

Duc Dollar Per BOtt e.
500 REWARD, To assure the public Of
- luerits we aeree to forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars cash, for any case of moth
patches brown spots. liver spots. black
heats, ugly or muddy skin. unnatural
-eduess trec6les tsp ~ ary othCc cQtara
1us dscolorations, excepting birth marks
-etrs end those or scrO'pl0us or kindred
nature, that perma koyal,- ~ not quick
S remove and cure We SEQ gree 10 for
teIt Five Hundred Dollars 70 any person
whose skin can be injured the slightest
possible manner, or " any "ne whose COM
pieXlon, no matter in how bod condition
/ may be, will not be cleared whitened
improved ant beautifiad by the use Of
Derm -Royale Address
MRS r A SHINFRS,
Cor. Morgan and y ilmingtnn Sts
W. 3t Wv eigh, \. c.
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University Of North Carolina,

Instruct ons is offered IN four general
courses q study, Slx brief courses, large
number OF special courses ard in Aw.
medicine and engineering TIE faculty
includes twenty teachers. :5cholarshils
and loan funds are 4 ailabie Tor needy
young men OF talent AM character The
next session he2ins September 1T For
catalogue with fuu Information address
PRESIDENT WINSTON,
je2l-lm chapel Hill. y. &.
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RV Tel leprap nh To the State Chronicle

MEMPHIS. July 30.-The murder case
of Miss Alice Michel! closed to- day. She
was declared insane and will go to an
asylum next week.
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New York weather Yesterday.
~ Telegraph to The State Chronicle.

New YORK. July 3O.-To day is only
slightly less hot than yesterday. The
thermometer at noon was only 81, The
atmosphere is moist, and the weather
very oppressive.
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Sudden Death OF Railroad NIagnate

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
NEW YORK, July bow. G. Thayer,
a wealthy railroad man, of Chicago.
died suddenly Of appoplexy yesterday at
10l West 52d street, where he was ar
ranging to obtain rooms for his family,
who were coming on from Chicago to
spend few months in this city.
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SMALLPOX in Ontario.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
OTTAWA July 30.-The government
was advised yesterday that small pox
had reached Port Arthur, Ontario.
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Ready to Com ma nd the "AIert.s

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WAsHGNGroN, July 30.-Com. r G.
Durand has been ordered to hold him
self in readiness to command the "Alert.
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81. Matthews Township.

The democrats of ST. Matthew'S as
sembled at Milburnie under the call Of
chairman Stronach. Large attendance
No dissensions. Chairman Hodge called
the convention to order The executive
committee was elected as follows: A. w.
Poole, r. A. Hodge, G. l.. Hinton, W.
B. Dunn, j c. Baugh. Delegates to the
county convention, viz. J. c. Baugh,
w. b. Dunn, Sidney Partin, c. d. Hin
ton, r A. Hodge, J. A. Haywood. Mr..
Frank p. Williams was unanimously en-
dorsed for the Office of register OF
deeds Enthusiastic democratic pri
mary
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Ncu>e Township.
special to the state Chronicle.


NEUsE, July 30.-Neuse River town
ship elected the following delegates 10
the County Convention: f. &. B dding
field, Col. T. G. Robertson, Geo. W
Norwood, w. A. Abbt, ii. V. Pace and
Ebert Riddick. The attendance was
the largest ever known at any primary
in the township. The delegation wa'
instructed to support Mr. w G. Rid
dick for register of deeds. No other in
struction. Unpledged democratic pri
mary with no third party, whatever.
Full Pledged in Wake Forest.
Special to the State Chronicle.
WAKE FOREST, n c., july 80 Wake
Forest township sends full tiedgcd dem
ocrats as delegates. No third party maj
was present. A large attendance anC
perfect harmony prevailed. The delegate
uninstructed
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The ScandalOus Young BOnaparte.

BY Cable TO the state CnfOn1cle.
LONDON, July 3O.-The scandalous ca
reer of Clovis Bonaparte, the illegiti-
mate but legally acknowledged son OF
the late Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte,
is again before the courts, Bonaparte
having sued his discarded wife, Rosalie,
for the annulment of their marriage or
lhe ground that she had a husband liv
ing at the time of the marriage.
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Marks Creek.

The township primaries were well at
teneed. Enthusiastic democratic demon,
stration. Delegation instructed for Mia
for register
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Senator COIQUitt Improving.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-Dr. Walsh,
who is in attendance on Senator Colqultt.
states this morning that the Senator Is
improving, having had fair nights
sleep.
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pitt>burg Fraught with Trouble.

By Telegraph 70 the STATE NhrOnlcIe.
PITTTBURG, Pa, July 3O.-Chas, Volz
and Jacob Wolfnger, auditor and road
supervisor Of the Reserve township were
out on inspection tour of the township
roads last evening. They returned home
at midnight. When they attempted to
back their horse and buggy into the barn.
the horse became frightened and backed
over thirty foot precipice. The horse
fell upon Volz, killing him almost in
stantly. Wolinger was perhaps fatally
hurt.
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Large Mortality Due to Heat.

BY Telegraph TO the state CnrOnlcle.
BALTIMORE, July 80, There have been
457 deaths in Baltimore during the past
week. The number of deaths for the
corresponding week Of 1891 was 2O7.
Health commissioner Shane says the unu-
sually large mortality was due to the
heat. Never before in the history of the
city has there been SO many deaths dur
ing the same period Of time.
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THE PRIMARIES IN WAKE.
DELEGATES ELECTED TO DHs.
COUNTY CONN ESDAN.
Enthusiastic Meetings with Good
Order and Harmony
PREVAILING

Last evening the democratic ward pri-
maries for Raleigh township to elect del
egates TO the county convention next
Tuesday, were held. They were largely
attended and the interest was So marked
as TO be particularly gratifying. Every
thing showed that the Raleigh demo
cracy Is thoroughly aroused and tina. it
is going to do its whole duty during the
campaign and on election day The ac
tion of the primaries was as follows:
First Ward. Prof. Hugh Morson pre-
sided and Prof. Chas. b Park was sec
retary. The following delegates We're
elected (there being two tickets: ?. H..
Andrews, W S Harris. F. II. Busbce.
\. B. Broughton. Joseph Blake. Fred
Saunders, w V. Clifton, ). G. RYAN. W.
W. Briggs, V. Royster, w H. Pace, j.
II. Terrell, J. d. Boushall and +. {.
Williams
Second Ward-Mr. Josephus Daniel7
pre- sided, and Mr.. b. +. Womble was
secretary. The following delegates were
elected: \. III. Green, B. F. Womble.
{. 4. Goodwin, F. w. Honnicutt. w.
Q. Scott, 5. V. House, w. T. Taylor
Third Ward-Mr c. f. Leach pre-
sliced and Mr. G. &. Crow was secretary.
The delegates elected are ". y. Jones.
J. Z. Pogue, F. w. Habel, John W.
Cross, c. r. Lee, w. ii. Grimes. X. If.
Bsttle. The election was by acclama
ton.
Fourth Ward Maj. Moses 4. Bledso,
presided and j. n Holding, Esq WA,
4 f,l
/ delegates: NJ w Woodward, G. l.
Root, j. \. Holding. The following
were recommended as delegates to til,
Congressional convention NJ A
BlCdsoe ana j. n. Holding
The following resolution wa
adopted: First, that the delegates I,
the county convention be instructed /,
cast the vote Of the ward for W. w
Page for sheriff, Milard Mal for regis
Ter Of deeds, and l.. o Lougee for treas
urcr. Second. ,hat the delegates To tn
congressional convention be instructed I
cast the first vote of this ward for A. u
Jones is representative in congress"
Fifth Ward MIR l. 5 Ellison pre-
siped, and Col f. \. Olds was secretary
The following delegates were elected b
9cclamatiOn: B. +. Park, Y. &. RoystcI
J r. Ferrall, c. b. Edwards. X. I
Lumsden, w. w Wilson, A. NJ Powell
W. J. Saunders, G. f. Leach, j j Be-
nard, Armistead Jones. John W. II rtor
q VI. Allen aud }. &. Dobbin.
Outside East-Mr. George kenned
presided and Mr. Herbert II. Brimle
was secretary. Every democratic vote
was appointed delegate to the count
convention. Mr.. W. c. Stranach W.
recommended as the delegate to the col
+ gressional convention, with II H. Brim
ley as alternate.
Outside West. William Il Richard
son presided. The following delegat,
were elected: w. E. Ashley, w |
Crawford, J. F. Pope, James G. Thoml
son, r. J. Harris Il. +. Skinner. and II
. following alternates: G. \. Dixon,
E A. Partin. II. b Greason, &. Z. Crav
f ford, J. n. Hubbrd and James Unde
!. wood.
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VANCE DEMOCRATS.


Special 10 the state Cnronlcle
FRANKLINToN. \. G., July 30-One
of the largest and most harmonious dem
ocratic conventions ever held III Frank
lin county was held in Loulsburg TO-DAY.
The following candidates were nomiua
ted. with one exception (coroner) On
first ballot: For the Senate from the
seventh district, Rev C. W. Novel.
House of Representative, f ). Spruill
sheriff. II. Z. Kearney; trr4surer, NJ. ;
Davis; register of deeds. ". X. Martin
coroner, J. B. King; Surveyor, }. T.
Insce. Hon. g. VI. Cooke Was endorsed
for Congress and made rouslng speech
for democracy and reform. which capti
waited his hearers, and win Cooke a
our candidate for COng-e~~. Franklin
county will do her full duty AMI surprise
the natives, as our people have unbound
ed confidence in his integrity. The thirc
party primaries as far as heard from to
day had a small attenGancr
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The President Lets the Law Take it,
Course.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WAsnINGToN, July 30.-The Presi-
dent has denied a pardon to Green B.
II iltains. of Florida, sentenced Februa-
ry 10Th, 1891, to two years imprisonment
for violation of the postal laws; also, de-
MED pardon to Jacob Goldman of
Louisiana, seItenCcd December Goth,
1895, to ten years imprisonment for
counterfeiting; also denied pardon to
Frank Merchard of Miss, sentenced
April 18th, 1892, to six months impris-
onment at hard labor for passing coun-
terftit money. The President has
granted a pardon to Aloysius J. Schimp,
Of Alabama, sentenced June 23rd, 1892,
for violating the internal revenue laws.