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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-18

Jefferson Reporter.
In Yadkin county four negroes, John
Long, Pleas Dalton, Sidney Dalton and
Wiley Hunt, all colored, had dispute
with Esther Edwards, an aged woman,
over the hauling and division Of some
corn She was found murdered. The
men were all drinking and were the .ast
persons seen at the old woman's house
Suspicion pointed to these parties, they
were arrested and brought before the
jury. and being examined, some very
conflicting evidence WAS e ven by them.
after which the jury decided that the
woman came to her death at the hands
of the above mentioned parties, and
they were committed to Yadkinville Jail
to await trial. The position in which
the body was found indicates that the
perpetrators of the horrible deed in
tended to create the impression that the
old woman had accidentally fallen on an
iron pot near the door.
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Shot From Am bush

By Telegraph TO State Chronicle.
MAGNOLIA, Ark. Nov. 17.-News has
Just reached here of an assassination just
across the louisiana state line. The
murdered man is Babe Tuggle, who figur
ed conspicuously in the late Tuggle- Ram
say war. Tuggle was shot from ambush.
When found he was still alive, but speech
less, and wrote the name of Tom Kiser
upon piece of paper. Kiser is a noted
desperate. One hundred armed men
are now securing the woods in search Of
Kiser and Link Wagner, who is supposed
to be the man who assasinated Holland
last Saturday night.
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Special TO state Chronicle.
MocKsvILLE, Nov. 17.-During the
shooting in the Eaton tragedy here yes-
terday in which John Eaton was shot
and killed by officers while resisting ar
rest, Deputy Junius Bailey was shot
through the hand by Eaton. He also
received glancing shot on the top Of
his head laying open the scalp. His
wounds are painful though not fatal
The verdic, of the coroner's jury held
over the remains of Eaton was that il
was justifiable homicide and therefore
! the officers are held blameless.
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demanded Their Kesi1uations.

By Telegraph to state Chronicle.
New YORK, Nov. IA Times spe-
cial from Albany, says;
Friday last Governor Flower wrote TO
three civil service commissioners and
demanded their designations. The com
missioners are Alex G. Eustace, of Ell
mira, William A Poste, Of New York
and John A. Sleicher, of Albany. The
latter is the only republican on the board.
They were appointed by Governor Hill.
Treachery to their party is said to be the
motive of the governor in the case of the
democrats and offessive partisianship in
the case of the republican member.
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Fer NIay Day Celebration.


BERLIN, Nov. 17-In the socialist
conference today there was lively de-
bate on the resolution of delegate
Gerisch in favor of fixing the celebrate
Of May Day for the first day in May, in
accordance with the action of the Brus-
sells congress which resulted in the adop
ton of the Gerisch resolution to the
effect that May day should be celebrated
on the first of May, at least in the even
ing If not throughout the day, by vote
Of 235 to s.
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Special to State Chronicle.
ABBEvMLE, S. c., Nov. 17.-It has
at last been decided where the Georgia
Carolina and Northern Railroad shops
are to be located. Abbevile has stepped
in ahead of all other aspirants aud Sc
cured this dainty plum.
Atlanta Ga, and Monroe, \. c.,
both tried to get the shops, but failed
to because Abbeville was considered the
most central place on the road. Super
intendent Winder and Civil Engineer o.
L. Cloud were here recently, surveying
the land given the Georgia Carolina and
Northern by this city.
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The Smith Heresy Trial.
relpOraph to State Chr0picla

BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 17-In the
Smith heresey trial today DR.. Thos O.
Lowe for the prosecution argued Profes
sor Smiths objection to the charges He
quoted the action OF the general Assem-
bly, in May last to the effect that a minis
ter who changes his views after ordina-
tion should leave the church, which
Christian honor required without await
ing the tedious proceeds of discipline
DR.. Lowe, concluding, accused Prof
Smith of sin against the Holy Ghost and
blashemy.
Smith protested against being accused
of sin against the Holy Ghost. McKib
bin said he had not been, but Professor
Smith insisted that Lowe had made such
accusation and asked the presbytery if
the committee thought him guilty of
that sin, would it not have been more
manly to consider it in the charges.
McKibbin attempted to smooth mat
ters and an elder demanded that Lowe
make his own explanation. Lowe re
Piled Mckibbin had made it for him
There was much feeling in the discus
sion.
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Garyin Found GUILTY.

By Telegraph to state Chronicle.
P1TTsBURG, Pa, Nov. l7,-The jury
in the Garvin murder case reported a
verdict of ''involuntary manslaughter." +"
There being no such crime in the inoict-
ment, Judge McClung sent the jury out
to make proper verdict. They returned
with verdict finding Garvin guilty of
voluntary manslaughter They recon
mended the defendant to the extreme
mercy Of the court.
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JolIiticatfOn at Richmond.
BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l7.-The grand
jollifcation here to night surpassed all
former efforts ever made in this city.
There were Is, 0GO men in line,
together with numerous floats, which
we're nearly two hours in passing given
point. The commercial, as well as po-
litical organizations, Were enthusiastic
participants and were all uniformed.
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The Martha Washington Monument
Case.

Special to State Chronicle.
RICHNoND, Va, Nov. fin the
Supreme Court of Appeals :oday Judge
Fauntleroy delivered the opinion in the
celebrated case of Colbert and Kirtley
against Shepperd, the lower court being
sustained. This case is better known as
the Martha Washington monument case,
in which plaintiffs sne the defendant for
$50, 600 on an alleged breach of contract.
The declaration set forth that the de
fendant agreed to sell to the plaintiffs a
certain lot of land near Fredericksburg.
containing the Martha Washington
monument, but when the stipulated
amount was rendered to Mr.. Shepperd
he refused it. The case was taken to
the Fredericksburg courts, and after a
number of trials it came up the last time
on March 27th. 1891, in the circuit
court, when the jury found for the de
fendant
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GTecnebOrO KecOrd-
1t is now the general opinion that both
fires Sunday night at Winston were &C
cidental. The incendiary business don t
find much credence. One gentleman
who has made it his business to look
into the matter fully, stated that if the
second fire was not an accident il was a
wonder. The facilities for a first class
conflagration were of the best, and that
it was not burned sooner is remarkable.
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Would not Take the Oath.


BERNE, Nov 17.-At a meeting of the
Bernese council to-day, Socialist Steck
declined to take the customary oath, and
it was decided Q36 to 40) not to allow
him to take his seat Steck will appeal
to the federal council, holding that it is
illegal to impose what he considers a re-
ligious act upon a citizen of the Swiss
republic.
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Thrown over a Eiin.

WHEELING. ". Va, Nov. 17.-At
Caldwell's Run this morning, t.
Wendell and Henry Buch were driving
on the road when their horses became
frightened and threw the wagon over a
cliff twenty feet high. Both horses
were killed, and Wendell and Buch
frightfully crushed 1t was two hours
before help reached them.
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BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 17.-Lieutenant
Peary, who recently returned from Green
land, has been requested by number of
Philadelphia gentlemen to make an
other trip to that region. Mr..
Peary expressed his willingness to
do so provided he could get the ncces
sary leave of absence from the naval de
partment. He is an engineer on the
roll of the bureau OF yards and docks.
He applied for three years leave, but his
application has not yet been granted.
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Burned at Sea.

By Gable 70 CHRONICLE.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-Several lives have
been lost by the burning of the collier
Pretoria, bound from Glasgow to Bor-
deaux, caused by coal gas explosion. The
Pretoria foundered soon after the ex-
plosion The captain and five of the
crew were drowned, and the mate died
from exhaustion Eleven of the crew
were saved
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Tbc Pope Has no Temporal Power.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Nov T. The dispatch
from Rome printed this morning con
cerning the establishment Of a special
United States legislation at the vatican
and the reception at Washington of
pap4l nuncio was shown Secretary of
State Foster to day. He said he had no
intimation even that such action was
being considered by the vatican officials;
and added that in the very nature Of the
case no communication would be made
10 this administration. He said he knew
Of no ground upon which diplomatic in
tercourse with the vatican could be main
tanned, the Pope having no temporal
power. The department records show
that the vatican has never had a minis
ter to the United States, but until de
pIved IF bis temporal power, he main
tanned papal consuls at several points.
These ceased their functions when the
temporal power of the Pope was alb
sorbed by the Italian kingdom IL 1868
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To Regulate Production of Plate
GLASS.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 17.-Twenty
represen tatives of the eight glass factor
les, called to consider the condition of
trade in relation to over production,
formed an alliance here yesterday, to
regulate production to meet consump
ton of plate glass in America, as the
factories at present are turning out more
glass than the country uses.
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New Wage schedule Conference.

BY Telegraph 10 state Chronicle.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE adjourned
conference Of the committee of railway
telegraphers with the Baltimore and
Ohio officials with reference to the es
tabishment of new wage schedule for
operators. met at Camden station yes,
terday. The time was spent in going
over the new schedule, and the meeting
adjourned until this morning without
having come to definite conclusion.
D. G Ramsay, chief of the order of rail
way telegraphers, and Mr.. r. P. Wet
more, deputy grand chief is also in the
city with the operators committee. The
telegraphers held secret session last
night, the result of which is not known.
1t is understood that the original de-
mands of the telegraphers involved an
aggregate increase of wages of $121, 600
per annum. This was positively refused,
and they began figuring on 100000 in
crease.
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Fired Into the Crowd.

BY IeIegfaph TO state ChrOnlcIe.
ALEXANDRIA, Ind, Nov. 47.-During
the ratification of Cleveland's election
here there was a shooting affair in which
five persons were badly wounded. Paul
Finch and Fred Benton were on the
street, and it is alleged. insulted the wife
of glass blower who knocked Finch
down The latter ran across the street
to his barber shop and secured a revolver.
Benton grabbed the weapon and began
firing promiscuously into the crowd. The
procession was passing at the time and
five persons were hit. One is danger
ously wounded. Finch and Benton were
arrested.
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Shot His Wife, While Drunk.

by ItItgIdpH 10 EoIdIt CHIUdICI0.
EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, Nov. IL
George Burton, while drunk, shot his
wife this morning. He accused her of
being drunk and threatened to kill her
unless she told shere she obtained the
liquor. Mrs. Burton protested on her
knees that she had not tasted drink, but
he drew a revolver and shot her twice.
She cannot recover.
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II Was n ElOurisbiDr school

By Telegraph 70 State CEron1cIe.
STAUNToN, Va, Nov. 17.-The Shen
andoah normal college at Basic City, Va,
which was burned last night, together
with nearly all its contents, was large
three story frame structure. The prop
erty was leased by Prof. G. W. Hoen-
shell, who had f1ourishing school, at
tended by about 100 male and female
students. All escaped in safety, though
many lost their effects. The loss is esti
mated at $4,000.
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Pleaded Guilty to Fraud.

BY Cable to state Chronicle.
LONDON, Nov. 17-In the Old Bailey to
day Dr. Francis Charles Scott Sanders
pleaded guilty to the charge of having
forged a bankers cheque for over e3.700
with intent to defraud. The principal
prosecutors were the Earl of Londes
borough and Mr.. Hugh James Elband
Scott
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-18
Associate Supreme Court Justice.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-President
Harrison has appointed Louis L. Nc
Comas, of Maryland, to be associate JUS
tice of the supreme court Of the District
of Columbia, vice Montgomery, resigned.
Mr.. McComas is secretary of the national
republican committee and served four
terms in congress as representative from
the sixth Maryland district.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-18
Senator Colquitt and Wife ParaIyZed.

BY IeItgfapN 10 NIdIt VHIUHICIe'
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 17.-Mrs- Col
Quit. wife of the senator, was stricken
with paralysis at her home in Atlanta
Tuesday evening, and is now in critl-
cal condition. Ms. Colquitt had recent
lv been the best of health. Senator Col
Quit has been confined to his bed from
a paralytic stroke since last July. Mrs.
Colquit. Is much improved to nlght.
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fYPEWRiYI.hS.

headquarters for the worif. Nj -.,gtr-.
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prices; we ship anywhere, giy, '-,'....i.. =
-Xaruir alton before accepting. absolutely
first class condition guaran:. - positively
all makes at about or lesr than half price.
exchanging a specially; instruments rent
ed anywhere, largest stock In the world.
two entire floors devoted exclusively TO
typewrlters, see commercial rating for our
responsibility. illustrated catalogues aud
specimens free
TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS,
81 Broadway New York, loS Monroe St,
Chicago ana
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EiRel Not to be Prosecuted.

By Cable to State Chronicle.
PARIS, Nov. IT,. M Eiffel, the builder
of the Elffel tower, and one of the con-
tractors for work and machinery for the
Panama canal, is not to be proceeded
against in the criminal prosecution IN
dertaken by the government.
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By Cable to Chronicle.
BERLIL, Nov. 1.-THE Vossiche Iei-
tung states that the Imperial loan which
it is proposed to raise on account OF the
army, navy and Imperial rail ways,
amounts to 149, 200, 600 marks.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-18
Suicide i'm CurrItuek County.

fIIAaDtTu 'IIN Nt"N
Miss Hampton, l6 year Old daughter
Of NJ. John Hampton, committed sui
eide 10y shooting herself with pistol,
at her home In Currituck county few
DAYS ago No cause js given for her
act
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Criticised the X aiser.


BERLIN, Nov. 17.-At Hairschtield
Hesse, Catholic priest named Thiel
has been arrested on charge of lese
majestic, he having criticised in sermon
the Kaiser's attendance at the Luther
celebration in Wittenberg.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-18
Earthquake on the Island Of POnsea.

bN NdUIb 10 '0tItO 7 III VIffOfC'
ROME, Nov. 17.-Another earthquake
is reported in the island of Ponsea, chief
of the group of that name. Although no
person was killed, the people of the is
land are fearful of other shocks, and
those who can, are fastening to depart.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-18
Homes Majority Over II oib

BY Tclegraph 10 State NHTOHICIV
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. 17.-The two
houses of the Alabama legislature met
in ioiut session to-day to open and count
the result of the recent state election.
1t showed Jones' official maj 1rlty over
Kolb for governor to he IL 45o.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-18
Miss Katherine DrcXeI Married

By Telegraph 10 Chronicle.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 17.-Miss Katherine
Drexel, daughter of the late Joseph W.
Drexel. was married at noon TO aay 70
DR.. Chas. B. Penrose, of Philadelphia.
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Russia Refuses the De m a II d.

BY Cable to State Chronicle.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 17,-Ger-
manys demand for a reduction In the
import duties OF iron and wood has been
refused by the Russian government.
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ST, PETERSBURG, Nov. 17.-It is
stated that the Russian government pro-
poses to impose an export duty on grain
of from 1 to ? kopecks per pood, equal
to 36 pounds avoirdupois) in order to
amass a fund for the erection of gov
ernment elevators.
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Celebration FaI.on.

Special 70 state Chronicle.
FAIsoN, y. G., Nov. 17.-One Of the
grandest democratic jolification meet
ings that the people Of old Duplin have
ever had wa given by the democrats Of
Faison last night.
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20 Succeed Commissioner Carter.

y Telegraph to State Chronicle.
~ ,enINGToN, Nov. 17.-Governor
1''oae, assistant commissioner of the gen
ga IA Office, will be appointed com
j. iss.oaer of that bureau to succeed l..
Ii. CArter.
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Murphy Denies 1t.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
Troy, n. Y, Nov. 17.-Mr. Edward
Murphy, Jr, chairman of the democratic
state committee, denied the statements
made by Mr.. Shearman, with regard to
Mr.. Cleveland's remarks to Mr.. Sheehan
at the recent Victoria hotel dinner.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-18
Killed bYa SkN Rocket.

BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.
DECATUR, Ala, Nov 17.-Durlng the
democratic celebration last night sky
rocket exploded prematurely and struck
Miss Jones, aged sixteen years, IN the
left eye, piercing the eyeball and pene-
trating the brain, killing her instantly.
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Al Large Deficit.

BY Cable to Chronicle.
HAMBURG, Nov. 1.-THE state budget
submitted to the senate shows deficit
of 4, PTS, $50 marks, largely owing TO the
cholera.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-18
Suicide I'm wan.

Salisbury Herald.
Baxter G. Chesire, young man near
Mt. Vernon, Rowan county, committed
suicide wednesday by shooting himself
with pistol.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-18
senator Kenna Improved.

BY Telegraph to state Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-The cOndi
ton of Senator Kenna, who has been
lying seriously i'll at his residence in this
city from heavy cold, is reported as
being somewhat improved to night.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-18

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.extenaed) and the smith
sufur the lands of Ben
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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-18
Promotion in tE c Navy.
,o Stota Cbronicle

BY Telegraph 10 State Chronicle
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 17.-The Presl
dent has signed the commission of
Thomas M. brumbv, of Georgia, pro-
noted to be lieutenant in the navy.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-18
NozN Iersey DelnOc ratio Majority.

By Telegrapf % State ChronlcIe.
TRENTON, y j., Nov. 17.-Official
returns show Cleveland's plurality in
this state to be 1885. Werts' plurality
for governor is 3,7O9.
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SALE OF REAL ESTAE.

BY virtue Of an action Of the Superior court
of Wake county in special proceeding entitled
NJ l. Fowler, admir-. of W. X. Hunter " Lii
han Hunter aud others, will -cll on Medne--
day. 7th day of December. l.92. At 10 e-vllle
Wake county, the following described real
estate
l-t. IN acres known A. Solomon Freeman
lands, adjoining aIds of Elizabeth Kelly, lie
ceased, J. J. Rains, }. X. Dunn and oihsr-.
Tins includes the buildings on the Freeman
tract
"a one-fifth uniivided interest in tho
Ban tract OF land adjoining the lands 81 @ u.
NlggIn-, A Is. St-ll and others and said So
contain l25 acres The interest to be- sold IA
tins tract u that 81 A. III Bzlly aud Il sab
Ject to the liie estate Of Martha Baily
Tern Il sale Z. ca-h. hal nee ia ~ mont =
W IA per interest. Time at sale ~ O'clock
II. NJ L. FGA4.LA
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s2I. The TyIe' Desk Co., of ~ I.out..
Mo-, have JUS brown OH the mara an
elegant stand "a ntique oak - r. a. ,
| X II Curtain tesk, complete "a .V-rX de-
tail. + @. Is st. Louis, for o aud : it
same style md finish. for az h-t Sr,t
cash. Ses dheir card IN thu i--iI- ~.Ht.d
your order direct or send for 80. go, cftcn.
| lar. Bank counters and gov.rni... l.f ts.s- x
"A specially send ia your iiDb. i.tl- Z r
designs and prices
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Nv addrai1' "A good second hand ole
'''ess I. 2 Box 356, city.
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BY Cable to State Chronicle.

by IdDIt 10 'oIdIt OIIUIIICI0.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 17.-The petition
to unseat the Right Hon. A. j. Balfour,
Vi. p, for east Manchester was dismissed
to day.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-07-09
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1892.

Parturiunt monies ct Cleveland and
Stevenson, leaving it doubtful which is
the big end of the ticket. The platform
is a screed against the Force Bill. The
Mckinley tariff, reciprocity, etc. The
silver plank is all things to all men, but
cannot possible be construed to open the
way for the GS cent dollar but by recon-
mending the repeal of the prohibitory
&c per cent tax of State bank issues it
opens the door for wildcat currency
that would be aboutas bad as free silver.
Great sympathy was expressed for the
oppressed of other land, but resolution
offered by Gov. Flower, relative to and
condemnatory of lynchings and outrages
was left out, on the protest of the Solid
South. The one really good thing in
the platformIis the recommendation of
the adjustment of the contract convict
labor system, the rest of the instrument
is very cheap buncombe. The nomina,
ton of Cleveland has produced a perfect
explosion of wrath down South.