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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-10-07
Members ofthe Cabinet Will Enter :hc
Campaign.

By Telegraph to state Chronicle.
WAsHlNGroN, Oct q Secretary of
State Foster, In answer TO an inquiry as
to the truth Of the report recently pub
lished that the President had intinatcd
to members Of his cabinet hat he did not
desire them to take part II the campaign
by making poll,lca speeches, denied
that any such intimatlon had been gwen.
The President sees no lmproprlety III any
member Of his cabinet appearing before
the public IN 3 temperate GIecussl N Of
political topics in vindication Of the
policy and acts of the administration 1t
is expected that some Of the secretaries
will, in course of the next few weeks,
speak in their own States or rlseW here,
but no such prol9ased ahsenct from heir
departments IS aJemplated as viii IN
terfere with tie proper discharge Of
public business.
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CLAIMS 40 BE 4 PROPHET.
Great Excitement Among The Negroes
over zsis Prop.ie>ie..

oSoi -aEs HFopie>Its.
BY Telegraph 70 the State Chronicle
WEST CHESTER. Pa, oct The
two thousand c,lpred people Of this place
are u torment Of excitement and fears
over the prophesies of Rev Andrew
Jones. negro preacher. who has been
exhortng a tie Second Baptist church.
"Paraon' Jones claims TO be prophet
and among his prophesies he claims the
f"reteillng Of the JDhnstown food and
the Charleston earthquake. He says
that ali his proph, sizes are put in his
mouth by The SPIRIT" ana the ignorant
negroes think ne a second ST. Paul
Jones came to West Chester few days
ago and visited Rev Asburv Smallwood.
There a.e stories Of his misteriously cur
Ing headacna and other slight ailments,
Whiie one uHg man says he drove the
sCrolu!a from his blood. His actions and
mode Ct ilvlng We're such as 70 impress
the ieIyent colored people He would
eat nothing while the sun sh0ne and
wrote iorg into the nignt. On Sunday
night he aruus-d from an apparently
deep reFerle while in the home Of
ont.i" G and announced that "tne
splft was moving II him. Several
persons were in the room and with
eyes staring from taeIr head
they heard him declare that soon West
Chester would be visited Dy a terrible
cyclone which would brlns death aud
destruction to the un G dly. This spre ID
] like Wild ire through the negro settle
meEt and since then TIE meetings held in
Smaliwood's church have been crowded
with heightened repentent people. Tn
earnestly ncieye that Jones prophe !
will come true and are looking for The
4 approach u the devastating wind
SmAllNl24 said TODAY ,hat ae believed
ii fpr hc ald known Jones . prophes,
occurrences betore and mad never know
him u lal
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SIeaIns hip IN Risaress.
~ Telegraph to the stale CEronlcle.


MONTREAL, Oct 6-The Allen Line
steamship, State ofGtorgia, Montreal for
Aberdeen with flour. cheese, butter and
lumber, besides 800 cattle, i ashore ia
the st Lawrence river near Cape TIA
Roche. al may prove total los She
ran against q rock, cutting hole il her
bott IN md i was fcu 4 neces> a'y TO
beach her tie vessel mas settled down
at the stern. All OF her cattle have been
gotten ashore except ten which we're
drowned. Steam pumps have been or
dered from Quebec and every effort Will
be made to save the ship and cargo.
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The Wounded Outlaw still Alive.

By Telegraph TO State ChrOnlcIe.
CoFFEYvILLE, Kan, Oct. 6.-Emmet
Dalton, the wounded member Of the
band Of robbers, is still alive. 1t is not
believed that he can recover The robber
who succeeded in escaping has not been
captured. The town is still greatly ex-
cited over the stirring events of yester
day, but there is great feeling of relief
over the determination of the gang of
outlaws who have terrorized this section
for the last three years. The bodies Of
the dead robbers were prepared for
burial to-day. They were put IN cheap
pine coffins, and buried this afternoon.
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\ Desperate EyastIe---6OO Men Killed.

BY Telegraph TO the State Chronicle.
New loRK, October Ga private des-
patch from LaGyayra, Venezuela. re-
ceived here this morning says: "a des-
perate battle has just taken place at Los
Teques, d small town on the railroad line
to Valencia, equal distant between that
place and Caracas. Six hundred men
were killed and many high government
officials captured. Crespo has struck
another decisive blow which, following
his previous success, means victory for
the Crespists. Crespo has announced his
determination to enter Caracas to-mor
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The Money Left In Washington by
Eucanlpment.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WAsHINGToS, Oct G. During tle g
A. r. encampment week the treasury
paid out more than 81, 900, 600 in cX
change for old money presented 50
much of old dirty money has accumu-
lated in the city banks, as result OF the
encamp pment, that the treasury officials
have delayed the usua! exchange for fear
of running short Of new money 1t IS
estimated that more than - 00O, 600 was
left il Washington as q result Of the en
campment, ana about 5000, 600 in addi-
ton was exchanged by veterans them
selves at the treasury and banks for new
money.
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Reciprocity With South America.

BY Telegraph 70 the State Chronicle
WASHINGTON, Oct 6-It is under
stood tiat after mAnt months Of negotia
tor, minister Abbott has succeeded in
negouatng with the government of the
republic ~ Colombia, South America a
reCprocitr arrangement, under the tariff
acy, covering the commercial relations
Of that country and the United States
The minister Of foreign affairs in the old
cttinet opposed the negotiations of
treaty, bur The new vice President, who.
since the last election has been acting N
tle place Of president NUM-, an
invallu, seems To have favored
the arrangement The failure TO enter
inlo = recIprocicai arrangement with
the Un.tcG States : fore January lst,
! last, put Colombia with Haiti ani Ntne
ziela il the list # those c untrics against
wnca on March Is, rataiiatorv duties On
sugar. laia,srs. coffee. ten ana hides
\ ~ere imposed ~ proc Iamanon of Presi
4 o,uf I4t,son. The United States is one
/ IL th, be- customers Of Colombia ana it
~a, especially desirable that amIcable
arrangeme. should be made with her
+, government II 1883 the vaiue Of the
exports amounted 30 SO, 600 900 In
1890 ii had r.-cs 70 $40, 10. S55 The
uazimrm + .anorts was Sl4 900 600.
The foreiz. tvtGe IS chiefly with Eng
land, +. =. Germany, and the United
States. principal articles Of exports
are castle eecoa coffee, dyewoods, gold
silver, hides ivory, nuts, rubber, 70
bacco. and woods The cattle 90 Il
the lsthmHs So they shou'a npt rcail,
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s:.:is'!-sS. ....is: s:"s..

: viii nave MS th.ra annual -Aie Is -,An1
ara Bred Trnf'iuR ifur-e- Fritay Npy@m
ler f'le ilth ut. :, and Will r.ii az At.afinn 20
nae highest bI.i i-r about forty head coil-irf
lug 81 ~ -od Mara- wi'h fp.l 81 pAtnif~o -,.ri
II M.zud.F and -, rankin Chief. -0u q H..-I
Frankhu and 20 other standard -hrsi -ta.-
Ions Among fh.m are .srAnfi iaugll'er- ~
GamhlcipIiai in, -Irr 81 ti4e mighty BeDrr.
wiihe-, 'he ..re.i f.ac;luueer and Happy 'I,-
dun, -l-e nt fAe De T.e AaBre Haul r-
nrd - u. facet D tl.a -eritiI. i'rlrrsr.s.
sire rs Iu Vie ~ iIst; 8-n Franklin - lu
'he 81 let. DzUlHl i.aut.lft. : IN fbr . 'i
l-', Ari-tD-, lH hs 2 - lst. Happy Nsn-
rf.l - t.e 80 lirt. f.'-. re Wllke-. -l.rti.-
. 30 I-t Al-,s eue two kfld thr.r r.e -
uii - from rtan.i ard tired mar.- hy -fAutsTs-
hr.i stations fita tro'rng-bred rold.ns--
md 'u1r -An'lfIl stauda "a tired young -tsi
hln- Irp-r Fraak ln 'al.i the greafs-t -lfe =.
tA d-t m, Aul -u.t.iy c0l.- ~ he STATE 40
t"r- -p hrAn'iiul, - VEL tired sud ~ vain
.nl- we're ever .ottrn tugs tiis ln Ssr'h Caro-.
Hila, vll hr -oid 4; fl4.- -aie PAT'sss .sr-
rV ~taad-ri 1r.i -tars of -tscl i. -'aa- lsrf'.
hr'a -t-t4'u-- .snp w II {. ri r'v w.h o. '.-f #.
can has'. fn'lT -.pct pot III raw oafala.vr. ans
-n.t ~ ftI- sale, ~ making ATFar.a.fI.ei r
HIfn rl.. 81 r Drtare .Dctsta r 1ntt re.t t--a
. lrsul- sil- t.r Tsa4E nv Dct5ttr ks.D au..
shot - iu'-rr-tsi in thi- -ase can f.a.. ....
Z mAll..l o. rii.m ~ application ~ WIZ
y. J.. ~iLIIAN-U-
si':@ Par sicw Farm, ha.s l-,n. -. -
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Ex-Pre>.dent Cleveland N Gray Gables

by
BUzzARDs BAY Mass. oct, 6 Nj
Benedict's yacht. Oneida, with ex PresI-
dent Cleveland aboard, dropped anchor
off Monument neck at 7 O'Clock this
morning. Mr. Cl veland vas the only
passenger aboard, except Mr. Benedict
1t was nearly II O'clock before both gen
temen boarded the little Naphtha launch
and landed at Gray Gables Wharf The
wind was blowing strong and the air
very crisp. Mr. Cleveland spoke high y
of the political prospects in New York.
The exact date of his departure with has
family for New1ork, ne has not yet been
ly will leave mere very soon.
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The Austrian Wins the Race,

BY CAbIe 10 tht state Chronicle.
VIENNA, Oct Lieutenant Baron
Reitzensteln, the only one of the Ger
man long distance riders who was
thought to have possible chance of
beating the Austrian record, arrived at
Florissdorf this morning, having been
73 hours and 40 minutes on the way
from Berlin. This settles the case in fa
vor of Austria. Lieutenant Count Star
hemberg having made the distance from
Vienna TO Berlin in II hours and 81
minutes
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Wholesale Hanging OF Muruerers.
I,..L1. L,aS lot l. ar0lai icl

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 6.-To morrow
there will be four murderers hanged in
this State. Deering, the Edgetield ne
gro murderer, had his sentence to day
commuted to life imprisonment by Gov
esror Tillman. The Governor will not
interfere in the case of Milorey Brown,
a 13 year old colored girl who poisoned
2 white BABY in Spartanburg, or in the
case of John Williams, negro who
killed Mayor Henneman, OF Spartan
burg. BY declining to interfere in the
latter case the Governor has prevented a
lynching, as a select special committee
had made all arrangements to Kill him If
his sentence was committed.
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Senator Nnay nder Ncdicai g.cat-
gnpn[.

BY Telegraph to the State Ghrouicle.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 6 Senator II 5.
Quay is in Philadelphia iar medical
treatment lie is suffering from insom-
MIA and vertigo tie laCter compianI %
casioninc the most concern The Sena-
tor denied himself to all newspaper meu
and many friends to day, giving as a
reason that he is not IN the city 10 talk
politics. but TO consult d physician.
David Martin came over from New York
this morning to see tue Senator, az ne
was one of the very few who saw him.
Mr. Martin returned to New York late
this afternoon.
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Nn End 10 Joseph Ie.rr.

BY Telegraph Ia the State chronicle.
WAsHINGToN. Oct 6-The post of
fee department has succeeded in put
ting AN end To the career of one Joseph
Leger of The Dominion bureau" with
offices AT I5l, Sth aveEue, New York
city. Frequent complaints have been
received at the department against par
ties who represent Themselves - agents
from Great Britain coming 10 this coun-
Try IN quest II persons Of English ances-
try for the purpose Of taking advantage
of their creduli;y aud clpidliy - de
luie them into the belief that they
are heirs 10 vast estates in England.
These alleged agents demand from the
-ulli1,c d sum Of money and power Of
attorney u take hold of the matter Mr..
\ Lcgcr'- j. the latest case invcstig ited hN
4 the department, a complaint coming
4 from a resident nf Egan, Texas. wnp
/ communicated to attorney general
| T,ner. enclosing "a certificate with seal
! ii the supreme court In cnanccry sent
him by Leger, purportlug - confirm his
title 10 an est4t- IN England and reciting
thai Joseph Loger. EGw IN America
Is commanded - notify the interested
party and after receiving the
Tax on legacies and requests, 20 Issue
possession ptper> a.d report - the court
At once" Tins certificate has The court
seal upon Il aud IS signed -DaL ugl.c.
Chancellor The amount IF TAX III
United States money is fixed Al 30,
which sun aud power of attorney wa.
asked ny Lcge..
Postmaster general Wanamaker issued
"a u. ~
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/. g. A Thompson, Seymour na., write
!. M sister Jennie, when she WASH com glrl
mffered from white swelling, w'lch greatl
impaired her General healll nd !adc h.r
llood very impure In the -n,ug -he was
lot able to do anything and MA scarcely
get about More than year ago c'c d, X three
ottles OF Botanic Blood Balm, MD now che
: perfectly cured"
NJ D Lsne, Devereux. Co., WRITES "Gn4
ummer, several ears ago, wh - raiiroldn-
n Mississippi became bsdy n c'ed vi n
nslarial blood poison thu aIed my
iilealta tor more than two ys4ts several Of
ensige ulcers appeared on NY egg andno.h-
ny seemed to give pormane MT rrist until
ook six bottles of B b B, which cured me en-
iiirely.'
CIV. Chandler, Rad Fork, AK wtitrs:
Il was 80 weak that It was onl With .reat
tsfToet Il a. could do anvthing. u4ed yeral
,ottles Of Botanic Blood Balm, aud cal now
lo a days work."
E Waiter Bridges, Athens, Tenn, writes
For six years had been af ced with ruu-
(, ing sores and an enlargement tho bone
n my leg. ! tried everythiug | ard Of
Without any permanent bench uu.i Botanic
Blood Balm WAS recommended ne Aiter
isins six bottles the sores htaied, and n
lew in Hettr health than h yp ever been
send this testi onial unaolti d because
want others to be benedtted
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NOTICE or SALE Under and hv rir
y tue of an order RENDERED = pis'i lee
Term. lNF- oi " NaNus superior oourt M the
csse of l.. II Gullty against the Golc~boTo
ottou MIL We shall Oh Tuesday, Octo-
Der II. isr1 at twelve O'Clock m on the
premises Qf the Godsboro otton " il~
near tioii-hpru q sell Tor cs-h ~ pub
lie auction the G1ld~horo Cotton VI i!i- III
cludini- the land wh, reon the same i ti;
uatc to- ether with All tie machinery ana
fixtures belonging 10 the pl snt 81 trr
Gold boro Cotton Mills and all the COTTON
and other property real and p'r-oEsl 4 &
the sand Goll -i4bru ottou Mills. The
Goldsbpro Cotton Mills have been in oper
alton about -iN on h= and are ia condi
ton 10 begin IS - again THIS j. q SPLEEN
did opportunity Tor any person wishing II
engage IN cotton manufacture ia one ot
the most progressive towLs Ia Eastern
| North Carolina W. X AII.E\ and
r \ DANIELS
/ sedg5 tbs Receiver.
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DOG|uTY, STYlE, SPEED,
AND
WELL BR ED.


offer for sale the fcllowinr we'l-bred
gentle, reliable, speedy and tylish horses:
First, the standard bred or.e Robt Ne
Niium. No 4s27, bay horse IL bands high,
Ilney developed Hes record Of : 2o
he the first horse IN North Carolina 10
rot under 2:30 In public race r d sure fo4l
eSe HIS colts posses- ho' i tracer sud road
fvpeed, are full size ana develop .uto
good road and car ce Orse This
y orse's sire was Happ Med.Jm sire of
sancy Hanks, 2:05A; MdNey Coco, 2I3L
daxey cobb held q station ecnrdfOr Il
lumber of years. Maxer Cobb this orse's
lalf brother and Meta Nj um. this horses
ull sister in blood. trotcl 10 the pole to-
,ether in 2:l5, the fAste, me ever made
~ double team and h. only been beaten
" one pair of horses
Second, Primus, bay - ag ~. hands
nigh, sired by Robt. NJ un dam =. eotra
~ Indian Chief. Priml sound styli h
md fast Perfectly gen not AFRAID OF
ocou olive en0iues,stree t~s4r rAnythIng
primus was foaled Marc ~
Third, Ruby w., Chez mare, l51.
lRuds high, full sister 10 G- s hand
ONE, fast and perfectly
These horses are offel t -.l. not Oh
iCcount OF ary fault OF tl bgt because
nv professional duties .ad.. nv De-
4toW ing the care and al ti.l uup,n them
hat the, deserve. Tn cW ~ seen II
he stables on Jones street between er
,on and Blount. Fer fu.thei form uDl
apply &c DIR. J NEI- MCKEE
sepl0 tt n.,. -. LIE
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street Car Conductors strike

BY TeIegraph LU LIlc NIaIc CTTOIICIe.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 6.-All of the
street car conductors and motormen
struck to day for an increase of wages
from ii to IS cents an hour. Vhere has
been no disturbance further than one
striker shot a uon-union conductor. Ten
cars out Of sixty are running.
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Senator Pc aer's son Instantly Killed.

COUNCIL GROVE. kas., Oct. A
freight tram on the MOBILE Pacific Rail-
road met with bad accident about
sixty miles west Of this place early this
morning, caused bv the train going
through the burning bridge The engi
neer G 7 PETER, son OF e. ). Senator
PETER, and Clint Howard fireman, were
both instantly killed Another fireman
vas also badly injured After the acci
dent The wreck took fire, burning 13
Gals oi nrain.
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n NOTICE.

NORTH CAROLINA, Nonce Of summons and
MAXI Cov>n. warrant of aiiAcha ent.
" Mys;t - Jno ID Page.
Tie defendant above named will take notice
.h,t "a the sih tsy u August. lss2. summons
.il 'Ar shove cnfiled action and warrant II
stt.ct mrrt were issued bv " ID. Haywood,
~. agAiu-t TIE III fem asnt above nsmed and
l- pro erty ~ The county u Make stale oi
Nur'E Carolina
The purpose - the seton II 70 recover II
defendant the AZ oU' due the llsintf 10y the
defendant on two nter given IL aim IL sep
trnlhar lsT9. tle amount bc:ug 1872 40, with
per cent .ntore-i o. SEQ thereof from sep
teubcr / l. .. Aud n So ~ thereof from
bercmhtr - ,o5 ilo said action Will H..
heard by said Justice ~ hl- oAsce in the city
81 Ral,igh oU Tn, = sv the 21th dsy Of Sep
'euh r 1892 81 /. o'.ll ok when ard whs re
taid rlmmor- aud w8rraut II s'fa chn cnf wlll
le ftfGT'.ei. and i,lr 3tfe;I danf II required tp
aplsAr sud al-Wer OT !cmur - The conn lsint
ot the lAlL'N the rellei dec andcd Wlil lee
gwen The Aucu- 40 lNq2
zulI-oA~-Cw y -. HAYWOOD. J. L.
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The Case Requires InVesti-a lon

BY Telegraph To the state Chronicle.
NEW YORK, Oct 8 Dr. Keerts, of
233 East S3th street, at a late hour last
night, reported a supposed cholera case to
the police of the SSth street station. The
patient is James Finley, - years old, of
% East S5th street The case is being
Investigated by the health board.
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An Old Nemrn BEAD.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
TORONTO Dat. Oct. John Marly-
weather, a native Of Richmond Va. !,
died in this city Yesterday. aged 100
years. three months ana lou, days He
was born in Richmond in 1893.
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virginia Exposition Opened.

BY Telegraph 10 the state Chronicle.
RICHMOND, Va. oct. 8 The second
exposition under the auspices Of the Nir-
gina Sta.e Agricultural and Mechanical
society began - day under most a4=-
pIciolI, circumstances An IMMENSE
crowd II stranger ! il the city The
trades parade ~As the eraade-' eyer sen
in the S8uth. the line being several NJ q
long and took ole holr aad quarter -
p4,, given p,iut. DR.. NcBlde q
Black burg college made the opening 4i-
i-,-s Tar l;,eai1a-c J. very large.
The exp ,.tloa VII last mill the 25h
and t1t exn,oi'- - Pelt'a !. tr!y fae 4-i
very n4m,1j.s Bs-ine-, j. general. y
suspended ami tie occasion generally oD
served - i 1-y
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BY Telegraph to the Stale CnronIcle.
WAsH1NGToH, Oct. 6-NrS Harrison
passed another comparatively comfort
able day and to night is reported 10 re
holding her own Thee Is no arprecla-
bic change 10 her condition.
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"WHERE AN [ AYE ASKS TON
THE TENTH GEOfsGgt GOES
STRONGLY DEMOCRAEIC
And w atson il In the Soup-Sc Vcnty-
Five Thousand state
Majority.
to the state Chronicle.

Dy telegraph TO the State Chronicle.
ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. The election
yesterday was a surprise to everybody.
Conservative democratic estimates had
placed the maj rity at about 50, 900 and
there were very few dem Gratis VINO pre-
dicted that much It may be said that
40, 600 ma 1rity was the average conser
vative estimate of the State The peo-
pies party, after the fusion with
the leaders of the republicans
counted on carrying tie State by
80, 600 majority. The majority Of demo
Gratis will not vary much from 75, 600,
the largest majority the State has poiltd
in years. The negroes generally voted
with the democrats, disregarding the in
structions of the republican leaders. In
Ebert county there were about twenty
five white and colored men hurt IN a
general melee, some seriously. No other
difficulties Of any Importance are repor-
ted In Watson's district Che lOth) the
democrats carried it by 900 votes.
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The PEEL. Case Again Postponed,

BY Telegraph to the state Chr0nicle.
ALBANY, \. y, Oct. 6.-justice
Clute again postponed decision in the
Peck case, IN which the commissioner IS
charged With having dosrrcyeo public
documents. until October Is.
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JOHN II. BREW Err,
iy @}tf President

AL. Th. Tyler DrsL Co., of ~ IauI>,
No, have jus, thrown o. the market an
elegant STANDARD n'iqne oak It .. in.
X u curtain Desk, complete ia every lie
tail + % h II Bosis for ~ and = -
same style aud finish for go net. srui
cash See their c.isd ia this iHsue Send
your order direcr or send for SPECIAL circu
lar Bank counters and government Work
q specially send ia your lioOi plan- for
designs and prices
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SEALING SCHOONER PURSUED.
Cruiser Give Chase and Finally Fired
Several shots without Effect.

BY Cable 70 the State CHroulcie.
SEATTLE, Octoher 6.-The sealing
schooner. Willard Ainsworth, returned
Yesterday from her Maiden sealing
cruise which netted her $50 skins. The
Ainsworth had an exciting brush with
the United States steamship, Mohlcan,
on Nav -. Somewhere to the south
west Of Middleton Islands, the Aims
worth sighted the Mohican, and clapped
on all sail TO escape. The cruiser gave
chase aud with steam and sail overlook
her. When she was almost alongside
the Ainsworth put about and got away
some minutes before the Mohican could
get around, but when she did she bore
down on the schooner very fast. The
Ainsworth went about and got away
again. The commander of the cruiser
then evidently lost his temper for a
gun was run out forward. This time
when she came within hailing distance
she commenced blazing away Five
shots were fired and then Captain Can
tillion concluded to stop. No damage
was done to the vessel, as the shots
whistles through the rigging, some of
the crew narrowly escaping being hit.
Ensign Harrison, a nephew Of Presi-
dent Harrison, boarded the schooner
and served official warning to keep out
of the sea-