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The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
DIED OF HYDRoPHoBI,.
The Terrible Result ola Naddoy Bite.

Last Tuesday evening in Clevland
county at the nome of his father, John
Noland, son Of William Noland, died
most horrible death from hydrephobia.
About five mounths ago young Noland
was bitten on the hand by a dog supposed
to be rabid He went To Liucolnton and
applied a maidstone to the wound. The
stone adhered repeatedly and it was
thought all danger was over Some DAYS
ago Noland complained Of feeling badly
and of ditficulty in swallowing water
and Monday while attempting 10 drink
was seized with commissions lie begged
to be taken home and while on the wav
was sized with convulsious on crossing
every stream. Ga reaching home he
begged his peo Die to tie him TO prevent
his doing any harm. DR. B. F. Falls
was sent for, hu, in spite of all this
skilled physician could do Noland died
the next day, after mos. horrible suffer.
ing. After death it Was found that the
unfortunate man had chewed his tongue
literally to pieces. We learn that Doctor
Falls says that ii was typical case of
genuine hydrophobia. Mr.. Nol4nd was
II years old.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Race Troubles In Alabama.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Nov. % Race
troubles have broken out at Whitesburg
among the laborers on an extension of
the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
railroad a gang of drunken negroes last
night set upon one of the contractors,
white man, and were oeating him, when
Jas. Woods, another contractor, ,intertered.
The negroes turned on Woods a0d cut
him to death with knives. Several other
white men had to flee for their lives A
pose of officers went to the scene and
arrested four negroes, who are in jul in
Huntsville. Further trouJl is feared .
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
$4,000 Day. still They Say Times
Are Hard.

Agents making $500 al hour by get
ting subscribers for the ECLECTIC.
With our agents COMING MONEY, We
have still been unable 70 secure services
of the desired number Of active, work
ing canvassers, male and female. Ter
ritory abundant and Thousands Of dol
lars waiting for those who wish 10 en-
gage in paying, pleasant and perma-
nent business in North Carolina and
other States. Liberal contracts 70 ami
ted number. Commission OF salary, or
salary and commissions. Kindly give
references when you write or call. Ad
dress: The ECLECTIC, Raleigh y. c.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
French Ministry Resign.

by CaDle TO state Chronicle.
PARIS, Nov. 2S.-In the chamber #
deputies to day M Brisson, chairman OF
the committee on the Panama iuvestiga-
ton, demanded of the government that
an autopsy be held On the body of the
late Baron Reinach. NJ r card, minis
ter of justice, replied that the law did
not permit it 4 division was taken AS
to sustaining NJ, Ricard and the govern
ment was defeated The resignation Of
the ministry was at once announced.
The vote against the government stood
304 to 2l9 La the lObbies the favorite
candidate to succeed NJ LOubet IS Henri
Brisson, who IS still ia the prime OF lie
and has behind him tee experience Of
vice presil dent of the chamber, president
of the chamber and president OF the
budget commission, besides succeedlLe
Ferry in 1885 as premier.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
SALE OF REAL ESTAE.
Nov.6f

By virtue oi a. sct Z ef the superior court
Of Makec uAty 3. -l,,ciAl proceeding enufitd
N l. fow'cr. admir- 4 ". X Hunter LII
lian Hunter Aud others " 4 -oli on Wed
dAy Ia dAy oi December. i-9S - H. .-glile.
Wake 'unty, the following described real
estate;
lst. ~ acres known A. solomon Free man
lands adj Joining n IL of r. is.z.eth Kelly de-
ceased, ] J kain- ] r. Dunn snd atheFr.
Tmr includes the buildings ON the Freeman
tra..t
~ 4 one-ff'h IN 'iyi6of interest IN TIE
Ban tract of land adjoining the lhud- OF q u
Nigglns. 4 T.. stell and uihers Al rald 80
cout H. i25 acres, The l. t.r,-t 20 be sold III
ihi. tract II that Of :. II E.iiy snd II sub
iect 10 the hie ce,ate Of Martha tally
Tern 81 sale u ca-h bal nee in " months
W til per interest, Time Of sale " o'clock
a. n, l.. FONLER,
el.gyrr-sE-udaehs. ----->- 'a-'h NY
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sfsai of Rev. Charles 4. Briga,. Conn
Tnenced Yesterday.

BY Telegraph to State Chronicle
New YORK, Nov. 2s-The trial Of the
Rev. Chas. 4. Briggs, charged with
hercsy, began this afternoon before the
presbytfry OF New Y"rk in the Scotch
Presbyterian church in West Fourteenth
street. The Rev John G. Bliss was
selected as moderator, and only those
members who attended the ecclesiastical
court two weeks ago were permitted 70
serve as judges or Jurors The gallery
and part of the body Of the church was
set aside for outside ministers and other
interested churchmen. Professor Briggs
conducted his own defense, aided by
Professor Brown Of the Union Theo|ogi
Cal seminary, ard the Rev. II NJ Field
DR. Briggs delnuTred to the trial Of
the present charges because the charges
put into his hands On November 8. 1892,
were finally disposed of by the dismie
sal Of tie case against him, IN Nov
Der a. 1891, and that the prcsbyte;y
coulo not legally cite him second time
70 answer charges which they had dis
missed. He also objected to the order,
ard regularity Of every proceeding in
the pTesby tery in any action taken
against him him since the dismissal of
the original charge in 1891 He further
ojected to the amen led charges that
charges that the nature Of the original
charees has been changed
The original charges he said,
called attention to several doctrines
taught by nle, which as it was claimed,
were in conflict with the Standards The
only doctrine Of the standards vita
which conflict was alleged was the car
diual doctrine,' that the scriptures of
the old ard new testaments are the only
infallible rule Of faith and practice
The amended charges" he said
''allegc that my teachings conflict with
nine different doctrines of the Westmin
ister standards The original charges
allege conflict with only one doctriEe
which is incluG d az one Of the nine.
Therefore it IS evident that the general
nature of the original charges is changed
by the Introduction OF eight new
charges"
DR.. George NJ Alexander Offered a
resolution, THAT in consideration of the
objections raised by the accused, the
committee be required to amend {
amended charges and specifications ty
striking out the two amended charges y
This resolution was laid over until to
morrow.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
For Sale NOW.
Attention, BUSINESS, Attention!

Ore nrsf-cis-s farm containing one buntraa
and twoaty--iE acI"s. Ailc.zsfher; furtv Ner.s
sfe ~ l.s-. in good wood land q e. .a.- =
n "a der ot said tsrnl IN good tim and culfi-
vatIon. j hr purchaser MI get the EdyEEtsea
4 a real Rice iruit OF, hard. containing differ
eut vaflcilrt If fruits.
rh'- elegant farm IL only about two hundred
yards from the very popular "srbnTy" church,
the railroad And only siN b ile- from the
capitol oi Nurth ArolinE tilAleigh.b
and tor - the Va usblc farm vii he die
ro-ed oi for really l.sz titan ~ iutriu-Ic
value. DO not delay thl- or ortuuiiy Tor ous
day. A. owner of sA4d rrporty Is nov NJ IA
years and wishes to travel etc.
For bargain, furta er rri'cular- aud hurI-
nees see JOHN STAffoNA.
NNner.
Nov. 8 or a. DUGHI,
RAle Eh. \. q.
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TyPEWEECERS.

ac.agu tTre-s fgr the world: all makes;
don't PAY MANUFACTURED egprfifr1t
pre- $; Ne ship anywhere, giving thorough
-xaIn alton before accepting; absolutely
dEst-clssss condition guArant ~. p..'' Feiy
al makes al about OF iese than hal - ce,
pxchauCiI a specially: instrument rent
81 anyH.ere, largest stock IL the world. /.
two entire floors devoted exclusively TO
typewriter see commercial rating TOR our
responsibility. illustrated catalogues add
speclIu-us ire
TYPEWRITER RTERS.
3. Broadway SeE York, Isl Monroe 81, =,
Chicago sp3
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

BY Telegraph to State Chronicle
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Herald's
dispatch from C4tacas says Crespo re
prets the considerations with the United
States which vii be the outcome Of the
removal Of Mijares, on the Red D steamer
Philadrlpj.la. He will, nevertheless,
maintain iully the jurisdiction of Venc
zuela, aad especially, its right to arrest
criminals on merchant ships in her
waters. 1t is probable that arbitration
will be suggested for the settlement OF
the international points in dispute.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Noble Fi1ures too Small.

By Telegram 70 StaIe ChrOnIcIe.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The treasury
officials view with surprise the estimates
Of Secretary Noble for pensions, regard
ing them too small Secretary Noble
figures in round numbers as $l65, 900, OOO
for pensions for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1894, and SO, 500, 900 deficiency
for the fiscal year 1898, which with the
appropriation of Sl47. 900, 900 brings up
the pension money for the fiscal year
1893, 3157, 100000.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
TynhOfd Fever in St. Louis,

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 2S.-The asylum
for the blind is becoming verltable
hot house for typhoid fever patients.
Over twenty students are i'll and the
malady is spreading. Every hospital IN
the city contains typhoid patients. There
were 215 new cases Saturday and 1t is
thought that fully 45O new cases will be
rec orded for the forty eight hours begin
ming Saturday.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Two Sentences of Death.

IJ ItlNs s'ilI 70 '5V'1VO sF7t1IVIo'
PrrrsBURG, Pa, Nov. % Frank
Garvin, the murderer Of his bride, Cora
Redpath Garvin, was this morning sen
fenced to eight years ana pine months
in the penitentiary-
After Ga,vin's sentence, Joseph aud
Angelo Srapha Who murdered Joseph
HeImsteddcr July 4, and George Strt-
ser, who killed Joseph Bcandel last An
gust were sentenced to death When
the Seaphas were taken to jail, Augel"
hutted MS head against the stoae wall
uAtil the blood st1camed from the cuts
AID ;hen jumped from tae cell range to
the floor, twenty feet below. joseph
also tered his head against the bars of
lis cell door They were removed 10
| pa3God cells
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

by Telegraph 10 Sldue SHIohiolo'
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-ln the court
of claims to day, the case of the Pacific
Mail Steam ship company VS.. the United
S.ates-a suit to recover compensation
for carrying mails from San Francisco to
Australia and the Sandwich and FIJI
island Che rate of compensation TO be
equal to the sea postage), was decided IN
favor of the steamship company.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

In the supreme court appeals from the
eleventh district will be called on next
Tuesday, December G,h.. in the following
order: State VS.. Price, ; ate VS. Carpeu
ter, State VS.. Hambright, State ".
Young, Cureton vs. Garrison, Ro-erial
VS.. Railroad, Hopper Us. Justice, VIII
W. Charlotte, Hauser IS. Beam, Simpsyn
VS. Railroad
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Disastrous CoIisio a III Austria.

VIENNA, Nov. 80 "A railway accident
occurred thirty five miles northeast Of
Trentschin on the Waag. Two trains
collided, one filled with passengers, IT,
ing completely wrecked. Several were
instantly killed. One woman was i'm
paled on a long splinter of the carriage
in which she was riding. She lingeted
some time before she died. The splinter
went through her body and could not be
extricated until after death. Many who
escaped death were permanently Grip
pied. The accident was caused by the
mistake of an engine driver who did Aot
get the signal
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
y Office OF sale
NoIae1 ollsA. wAKK COUNTY.

''.Ii ~ oLlEA WABK COUNTY.
a., y. Jno I. Page
.yyrtle of al execution issued
itel cli)u ~ Jno. W.Thor p
.W. superior court, Tor the county of
.. 1S virtue of levy nnade Inder
N-5 = VIII sell 1T public outcry, on
5iild4y II Dc esGber. 1-9l, at ~
r.r, the court house door of said
~ rs di 'ha right title and inter-
t.. i.adant above famed in two
N.e ai i Panther Branch township,
..t arth Carol na, aud bounded
: Conmn- 0 acres more or less
& Md' anthe 90 th by the lands of
f. ai Jesse Reaves. on the east
.s,, 81 land uoyt below described. 40
h.e.,i lands Of Heury Bonds and Ga
and On the west by the lands of
ir'ct obtains 3 acI y are or
bounded ol the nor,A ] tae Lands
Hrf,, II ,ses on me south by tic lands Of
ra. AMI others, and the east by tl,e
lRht Beayos, and on the west Z,
above lie. ribcd
r.. H'ui'Hn vas issued upon q iudo, on,
..,..,. Y an action and attachment rro-
ua4. n" pl Intff above ed against
above named AMI duly dock.
tl r.erf.- ,tfiCe.
n.}.r.r M. W PAGE,
ShClln OF Wake Countv
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

A cable from London says the Stan
dard's Berlin correspondent says that
the Boersen Courier declares that the al
legged interview with Bismarck recently
pu blished in the Paris Journal in which
the ex chancellor is quoted as saying that
he wanted war with France in 1870, IS
a pure invention.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
a Monster Pudding.

BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.
richmond, Va, Nov. 2S.-A slice +
the monster pudding which was cut %
Thanksgiving night, weighing twelve
pounds, was shipped to the Pres ident
elect on Saturday, Each of the twelve
pounds represented a Virginia ele ;toral
vote, the first slice be ng bid in hy Col.
james D. Patton at $l10, who sent it to
Mr. Cleveland. The second slice, which
was bought by Mr., Leo Sch~arzschiId
for S45. gas expressed to Vice President
Stevenson, aud WAS accompanied by an
appropri4te Letter from that gentleman
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
MONETARY CONFERENCE.
DE ROTHsCHgED, OF ENGLAND
MAKES PROPOSITION.
Tha: an Association. be Oroau:yed for
the Collection Purchase Annually
of E5, 200. .000-ss Was Refer
Co.


red-COmmistee WOriiing.
BY Caole to State Chronicle.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 2S.-In the intcrnat-
lonal monetary conference to day Mr.
Alfred de Rothschiid, Of the English
delegation, proposed that the powers en-
gagged in the conference should form an
association having for its object collcc-
tive purchase annually Of e5, 600, 600
sterling, Of silver, this to continue for a
maximum period OF five years under the
express condition that the United States
continue its monthly purchase Of silver
similar to the purchases heretofore made
by said government, equal to about 54,
900, 900 ounces OF silver. Mr.. Roths-
childs plan was preceded by an explaua
tory memorandum quoting his cores
pondence with the governor Of the Bank
OF England, wherein the governor SAYS
that he is always opposed, on principle,
to bimetafsm and that Mr. R>thschild's s
plan is merely monetary palliative Of
the crisis which the fail in silver has pro
voked. The governor adds that never
lneless th.s expression OF opinion is purely
personal. All other British delegates.
except Bertram Curer, are known to ap
prove the Rothschild plan and it is now
confirmed that Mr. Rothschild and the
American delegates are working together
The Rothschild proposal was referred
| to a special commission of fourteen dele
| gates. The same commission was in
structed to consider and report on the
plans of Moritz Levy and AdoIph S )et-
beer, mentioned in the proposals Of til
United States delegates. The commits.
sion on the American proposals will 81,
daily and will report to the conference
on next Friday. The Americans mani
fest increasing hope that the conference
will not adjourn without having achieved
some substantial results
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
state Foot. ball Chanipiou-ht
Special TO state Chronicle.

WAKE FOREST, y. c, Nov. 2S-
Wake Forest challenged the University
OF North Carolina this morning for a
game of foot bail to take place at Raj
eigh December 10 1t is not known yet
whether University will accept or not If
they de Raleigh will see the greatest
game ever played in the South. Wake
Forest does not intend that the state
championship shall be claimed 10y any
college unless they defeat the Wake For
est team The team will come 10 Rsleigu
with blood in her eye and determination
to win.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

Under and by virtue II power conferred in
4 deed 81 truHi xee.mt.-d bv = T. g u and w8fe
EiTgiuia Giil, recorded IA the citirs II .
Register oi Deeds 81 Wake comfy. bosg =,
rage So. 1 ALL rell Cor ia, a. = -bsc AUG
uOn, ~ ihe cOurt house door IN Raleigh, =
e., ~ ~ o'clock m q. on M0nd ~. . . sth dkv
If December. Pg2. a certain tract Of land
n hai.Igh t1wn-hp, Wake cunt. sud folly
dercr bid 10 -a.d decd 81 trust, and lying be-
tween t'e Iarb 70 road and the road lati x
by the Dakwoot ce.I stcry, aud ali lining tue
Land - Me-. Margaret ferr"'l. v Deuton
aud " He X, cogtsininy 9 acre..
Ih. above described lhhl @lll be offered
ia vis 70 sGit the purchasers a Tsr map In
n-e -~--- ~ = PACE
aoeIotcs Attorney oi Iortesgse.
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carved Them with a Razor.

By ItIegrapn 70 SJtte thTVnIcI".
GAINESVILLE, Ark, Nov. % Henry
Banks. colored farmer. who had been
absent from home, returned yesterday
aud found his wife talking 20 J ls pa
Perry. Banks drew razor and literally
carved them to pieces. He cut the limbs
fram their b dies and threw them into
the hog pen The murderer escaped
but posse is in pursuit,
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Capture of Eloke Secrc~t.
Special to state Chronicle.

'FVE1''E U '-V<tVO VI VIIsVIV
MARION, n. c., Nov 2s.-Hoke Sec
rest. charged with the murder of his
wife and child near Hickory, y. C..
some years ago and buried them in
lonely spot, was captured in Spartan
burg, ) G., this week. crest was
tried some years ago ia Mcdowell
county and was sentence 20 death.
Aftcrward he secured new ial. which
ended III sending him To tn insane ssy-
lum, fra which ne made bis cspe
twice. Your correspondent 49, .T-t-u5 :
he will toe brcuc lat back to Mcdowell
county at an early date and tried for his
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Trustees ot,ce Of sale.

Dad 81 yi.t.- The power of
d.ed Of trust
t1 7e CctGber, 4. D.,
Ervs and vie and
ai deed teei tei
e Il Re Office % the
'en axe cCInty, ortn
9Eiug h.en made In the
i0s tehl scored thereby. !
~ft cas- ~ pm lie auction, to
Y 1ader, at tie court house
N@ks county, OH the 5th dsy
YT, 1892 the real estate describ-
e'H 1uveyed in said deed to-wit: A
~ nd wing and situated in Barton 5
s'ovnsh'p, adjoining The lanis Of the
Ht , Mason, K. Crtss G lumUus
se ui J u. Hutchinson and others
sizing one hundred and thirteen
ay.. -0.e rr less. This October 81. 1892.
WN H. = BURG WYN,
lJt Trustee
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

At GAINESVILLE, Fla, Thornton S String
fellow entered his residence aud saw
Charles II. Pratt, editor Of the Gains
Vile Leader, in peculiar position on
the bed, with Mrs. StringfeIlow. The
husband drew his pistol and fired two
shots killing the editor instantly. Mrs.
Stringfellow says that Pratt caue TO the
house late in the evening to return her
handkerchief, that he at once began
love making, and finally picked her IN
his arms and carried her into the iJoln-
ing room and threw her on the bed, she
resisting him ali tie while. Just then
her husband came in. The jury returned
| a verdict in accordance with the facts
as stated, and Stringfe.low was released
on his own recognizance-
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

BERNE, Nov. % At Einseillin yes
terday abolt fifty young priests and
nuns were consecr4ted for special mis-
sionary work in the United States. the
priests labors will be i'll Arkans while
the nuns go to Oregon.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
MONROE, Mich Nov. 28.-Emanuel
Custer, father of the late General George
Custer, died yesterday at ParsonVille,
agel: So. The loss Of three sons, a grand
sen and son in law on the same bloody
day on the Little Big Horn, is the
measure Of the old mans sacrifices for
the republic.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Preside nt,s r Father-fn-laVV Ill.
Taleoranh to State ChrOnicle

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Dr. Scott,
father-in- law of President Harrison, is
very low to night. kilograms have been
sent to members of the family residing
out of the city.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
EIGHTY ROUNDS.
Costello and Greggians Fight In;il
Nearly Daylight.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
CoNEY ISLAND, N. Y, Nov 29.-The
fight tonight between Costello and
Greggains for a purse af 81, 800. the loser
to receive $500, was most remarkable
one and lasted until the we sma' hours
Both men showed their bull dog
tenacisy and at 3 80 O'Clock this morning,
neither one having an advantage, Referee
Eckhart called it a draw at the end of
the eightieth round, dividing the stakes.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

BY Telegraph to state Chronicle.
CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 2S The dele
gates from the United States and Canada
to the congress of the American health
association, arrived here yesterday. The
congress convenes Tuesday morning.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

BY Telegraph to state Chronicle.
New YORK, Nov. 28.-Speaker Crisp
arrived here to day. he denied that be
was TO participate in conference OF
democratic leaders, TO consider legsla-
! ton for the next congress.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

z2i. The TyieT Desk %, OF ~ Louis.
No, have just thrown 01 the market an
elegant SiaLdard B.;qne OAA. IL. q IA
Il ii Curtaiu Desk, comp et- N every de-
tail. r .. y ~. Louis. for 81. and #,
same style and finish. for s2s net. sf.ot
csash. See their card In this issue send
your order direc' or send for s.,ecia circu
lar. Bank counters and government work
"A specially send in your floor plans for
designs and prices
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
VIII Expedite Mail Service.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28,-About Jan
uary l next the Atlantic Coast line will
make change in its route to expedite
carrying the mails by running through
trains over the cut off recently construc-
ted from Wilson, N. G. to Florence, S. G.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Blaine Getting Along Nicely.
1,ol ooropb IN State ChrnpicIe

By Telegraph 70 State ChrOn1cIe.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-James G..
Blaine, Jr., said this evening: "Father
is getting along nicely. He was up
again to day and moving around the
room y
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

New YORK, Nov Ex-senator " E
Chandler, chairman of the senate
nittce on immigration. said this morn
ing that little progress had been madein
dealing with the question of lmmigra
tion, by the committee. The failure 10
arrive at an Immediate conclusion on The
subject is said to be due to the dive,ging
opinions of the nine members of the
committee Nearly every member has .
different view Of what kind Of legisl.:i u
is needed.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
Senator ard Mrs. Coiquits Gonzales
10 Stale Chronicle.

BY Telegraph TO state Chronicle.
ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. % Senator
Colquitt, aud wife, both Of whom have
been suffering from paralysis, are conva-
valescen. Senator ColquiJt viii be IL his
seat in the senate in January.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29
e.barardi at CallaO,

BY Telegraph TO State Chronicle
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The arrival
of Admiral Gherardi and his squadron at
Callao has been cabled to the navy oe-
partment
The state chronicle., 1892-11-29

There were ten hydrophobia patients
in DR.. Pastuer's institute in New York
city yesterday, all from Danvllle, Va.