The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-19
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eft OF Globe Busy Readers.
On the r & d. train for Greensboro
yesterday evening Mr.. S. II. Webb can
Ydssed the male passengers on their
choice for president with the following
result; Cleveland, 14; Harrison, 10;
Weaver, 3; undecided, 2G. Considerable
enthusiasm was manifested when the re.
suit was made known.
\ New Jersey minister has gone on a
strike. His congregation has got behind
with his salary and decline to paw up.
Hence he refused to bring any more sal
walton without price to their hardened
hearts, when they began to talk about
blanching affairs by getting up a dona-
ton party he struck work and took to
the woods.
y special to the State Chronicle from
Tarboro yesterday says: The republican
county convention, composed entirely of
negroes, met to-day and for eight hours
turbulence reigned supreme. The chair
man was depOsed and this created such
discussion that no reconciliation could be
brought about. The convention was di-
mated a ticket.
The 18th regiment marched out of the
armOry on Flatbush avenue at 1910 yes
terday morning under command Of Col.
Austin for Buffalo. Out Of a possible
$50 men in the regiment 900 were in
ranks when they started. Each man had
20 rounds of ball cartridges. The regi-
ment left the Grand Central depot, New
York, about noon. The other regiments
in Brooklyn, the 23d, 14th and 18th are
under marching orders.
4 special TO the State Chronicle from
Edenton yesterday says: At the third
party convention of the first Q
siOnal district to-day, Skinner was NOM
mated for congress and declined in the
same speech that he declined the nomi-
nation for governor at the third party
state convention in Raleigh. Moye was
then nominated for congress. The con-
v~ention was poorly attended and the
delegates seem not to be pleased with
SINNERS behavior.
The Daily Sentinel says Joe and Hi.
ram Brewer, the two brothers who shot
the DuCkwOrth brothers at Roaring
River last week, gave themselves up to
the officers. They were given a prelim-
mary hearing yesterday and bound over
to court in a bond of $500 each, which
they gave. The DuckwOrths continue
to improve. Bob is able to be out, but
Steve is still confined to his room,
Guards have been placed over them until
they are able to stand trial.
Charles II. Peckham, of Central vii
lage, Westport, Mass, walked into the
Central police station yesterday morning,
and said to assistant marshal Fleet
"Well, Mr.. Marshal, | killed Mr.. and
| Mrs. Andrew J. Borden and | have come
from home to give myself up. | went
| over the back fence and through the rear
door Of the Borden house two weeks
age to day and | killed both of those
people out of pure love for blood. ]
went out the rear door and over the back
fence and walked over the New Bedford
road home. I'm the murderer, and ]
want to be locked up The marshal
took him to the cell room and sea;cheC
him. He found a pocket-book with
few receipts in it and a'so unearthed
some official communications from the
Russian bureau at Washington Peck
ham is 90 years of age, about ) feet &
inches tall and has a thin, gray beard
| He SAYS he leases a farm from Edmund
Davis. The police have started to hunt
up his relatives and friends