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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

arr1t fiark kshfAlfed hy the rrohta,sst.~
Candidate for Governor cr nst..oarG-TI.
Far<sed sad Tsuxht >anxis-IIaaa~.i
~ish the Gang sf Robbers. sat rh.y
Escaped After hiiiIsE uis Ior~~.
HENNErfN. III. June - Il rsraark-
able and SueccSSfnl robbery was perp-.-
trated at Magnolia. village twenty
miles from here. On the night of June
=. news of which has Just reached
here. About midnight i've masked and
arnei men forced an entrance u the
Magnolia house. in which were fve
guests After gagging and bind
ing the landlord and his wife
and the hired man. securing
their valuablcS and frightening
the women servants into silence. the
robbers aroused the guests. marched
them out in line in the hall and whil.
two desperadoeS stood guard over
them. the other robbers ranSackcd the
rooms. securing 81 .eoo worth ~ plum
der. The gang then made their escape,
threatening their victims with death
IN case Of pursuit. John SohicSsSi. pro-
hibitinn candidate for governor of Mis-
souri, was one of the victims ard the
only one tn recover his nerve.
After falling in his endea-er 10
Organize posse for pursuit,
he finally mounted \ horse
and started after the robbers alone.
overiaking three NJ them earupesi in
ravine. \ lively SkirIn;sh followed. in
which SobieslSi's horse was killed an
der him. but neither he no- any Of the
rohoerS was seriously hurt SObicsli
nrtng thrown IN the ground the rob
ecrS took the opportunity In escapc
and dashed away. He walked % Wa
qnalia and after giving the authorities
. description of the robbcr>. left &c
CINCINNATI To attend the prohibition
convrntinn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07
THE HARRISBURG HORROR.
Verdict ef the Csr~a~r's Jury FtHtsS the
Responsibility fsr the srsfaleat. hy
whk~h r~a Lives ~er~ Lest

Verdict ef the Csr~a<r's Jury Ftrts< the
R~~psasIbStity fsr the s~sfsieat. sy
whkrh r~a Lives ~er~ Lest
HSRRissUEs. Pa. June s9.-The CIR
oner's investigation aS 20 the eau>r and
who i respouSihle for the recent rail-
rad disaster in this citv. closed at no,n
yesterday and the jury rendered the fol-
lowing verdict
Firss-w. Sad that n :. Hav... the ss-elton
operator. vas <ufity &C srs-> ne<isct in siio~-
ing the se~ogsi se-rso1 - No 70 run "a N.
hlnck h-fnre the er<t section bad tsft the blusx
between To- St~eltoa &nd Dock- street towers
s~,oast-Thss Robert " Brown was guilty "a
grossly n~gi>csinx his duty q es<m11 IN not
xoinx back far enoaxh and placing caps on the
track and remaining znfii the s>eoaa section
arrived 20 sss n.
Thfri-That the enxfn~@r. Hu<h Kelly. 10
charged with zross n~xlect In not having his
train under fan eoafroi oa spproa~hin< Dpcx-
street tower. and running past danger signal
and running into the erst Section. causing ths
wreck
Fourth-we eensure the Penr<ylvznis Rail
road CO. for allowing a iosai treixht train 70 be
on a Passenger track on the time of ap-
prnschng Passenger tran
Engineer Kelly was placed under bail
for future appearance IL wanted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

SEATTLE, Wash. June se.-Fire Mon
day night threatened TO sweep the town
as it did three years ago. but the prog
ress Of the flames was checked after a
loss of about $500. 600 had been caused.
The fire started in the heart of the city
and gained headway so rapidly that
CONSERVATION prevailed Sehwabacher
Bros wholesale grocery was destroyed
and the Hotel Northern was badly dam
aged Dexter Horizons new bank build
ing was saved by hard work. The in
suranee on sehwabaehers' establish
nen' wss tsco,oco.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

LOUISVILLE. Ny. July AT West
Baden. Thursday night. Conrad Schultz
was accused of killing his wife. A
crowd of men quickly seized the al
legged eulprit and fastening a rope
around his neck swung him up to a
tree near by. At this juncture a man
from Orleans, Ind. appeared and
claimed there was a mistake about il as
he had seen Mrs Schultz in his town a
day or two before He demanded that
the accused be released. He was cut
down, but locked up until the matter
could be investigated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07
AMERICAN POACHERS
I'm Hudson Ray Attracting Atteatfon Of
the Canadian Government.

In Hudson Hay Attracting Alteration Of
the Canadian Government.
OTTAWA. Ont. June eo.-In the house
of commons Monday. in reply to a
question as to whether the government
had taken notice Of Gov schultz an
nouneement of the depredations Of
American poachers in Hudson hay. and
whether these facts would be referred
IN the Behrinx SEA arbitrators. Sir John
Thompson said that the government
had not lost sight Of the matter. and
would take such steps as were neees-
sary to protect Canadian interests. The
matter. he said. could not be referred
10 the Behring sea arbitrators. as only
questions which were fixed by the
treaty could be so referred
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07
OUR FoUR-Foorgo FRIgnoss

A NoSKET At the Paris circus has
been trained to Play agonixing music
on the violin
An Irish setter. who trots q mile In
$50, has been an attraction at the Phil
sdelphia driving park recently. lie b
five years old and weighs ffty-fvS
pounds
AT Marshall. No. a rat has made mp
with litter OF kittens and comes 70
play with them every day. but Il ID
without the knowasdge and eonsest Il
- dttsax' usetAaa :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

A. a recent meeting of the Domin-
r czbinet the threatened retaliation
u Of the United States government
! the matter of canal tolls was dis
-sssi and a proposal forwarded to the
rr;.ed States government. through the
l-iEh minister at Washington. offer
q 70 eunccde much of President Har-
'er's claim.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

Dr. \. Il Rose. aged - years, ore Of
the mos: prominent husineS> men of
Charleston. :. G. committed suicide hy
blowing out his brains
IL /. ds--srais - asss<a . czus~ fer the fe~i.
He was president q the soz<h Csrolins Axrf-
cultural -cei~sy tss eisl--s agricultural .~r-sy
IN the Unft-d States. al-o pr-sstf-nt % the
Phosphate Miner sxrhsnx-. of CaarEsstns
also. president % the eorTorasbcn - tbs Uui-
tsriau church on % the ot3e-t charches osthat
sencniaattoa in the state. and hsst ..rvps th~
city Is alderman For many terms His tnsiusts
Connection with thu hz~1e=s tafsrr-ts IN the
city and his high social st&niia< vel as his
rive cid AZ. sarroazd th- ds~d With ths deep
ct rur-t@-x
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

| REV. TsA J. CHASE, Indiana's preacher
kv--,or. WIS rcnominated on the first
H.; n the republican state conven-
ku Q, Fort Wayne. on the 2sth. with
fss,lore ShOcAney, of Randolph coun-
I hw lieutenant governor, and full
k.e trzet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

nv 0BEiES. in addressing = meet
= I, Cork. on the 23th. said the Me
s-,bvitss had full confidence in Mr..
.aes,aues, and they now knew that
i houe-rule bill would be as good.
n N some respects better than the
81 Tsruell accepted in 1856.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

rusiuess failures occurring
.--,vs.u, the country. during the
=, savs ende,l On the ist. numher.
\. t-uisei States. III. and for Can
|. N era total Of i95; as eompsoed
- no for the week previous to the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

There i n woman in KEY West. Fla.
not vet - years old. who i- great
yr,at- grand mother She i a Cuban.
and her name - CortesSio. When hut
n years old her first child was h-prn-a
daughter. Whsn "a years old this
daughter gave birth TO daughter. and
the latter has discounted the perform
snce ~ her ancestors hv hceoming the
mother sf lrsty sen At the tender age
% Is. She j. married to ei~armsker.
and the sou has h~~n named in honor
of President Harrison In that S~mi
tropical climate IL i no unusual thing
for girls to get Married and become
mothers ut very early age, bat this IS
a record breaker
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

rur lonr raven locks and flowing
L. nf Prince Michael of the Fly
4 goll. recently sent to the Michigan
l-.sa,iarv. cf which he was denuded
t., the prison gates closed behind
y. now Gu exhibition in a Detroit
lR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

ClscrtAKs calling a meeting of Cath
'r a-vhhisloPs have been issued.
w York has been selected as the
Iar tor the gathering and next Octo-
v be time. In vicw of the differences
zSsin- on the school question the
'-'iaS h looked upon as the most
rnrntgss conference of Catholic dig
Izres ever held In America
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

J. J. Hardin. a travelling salesman for
-. Louis house. and Miss Mamie
Small, Of Elkton. Ky, member of one
Of the best families of southern Ken
tueky. werc welded At Ciarkxvili-.
Tenn As they had run away from th..
home Of the brides parents. and fearing
that IL they waited until daylight tn
get married their whereabouts would
be made known, Rev. Collins Denny. of
the Methodist church. was aroused
from slumber with the request Ia
marry them which he did at nidniyht-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

rsvsl Gazetse. on the 2sth. pub
- ~ queens proclamation dis
- The British parliament and
l--,sirr the new parliament tomcet
I T1g-.dsv. August T. The writs
| ...-s.l arcnr,linglr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

:, r-rssdcrt issued = proclamation.
=. ssth declaring reciprocal treaty
- With Cuha. under the reci-
- ,larse of the Mckinley tariff
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

M hESET FzINcIs SEYMOUR NooRx.
Fa'qals u hrughesla. died in Dublin
ne 9'h He was born in 1ss5 and
= aes'en'ied from an English soldier
Mfsane' SIR Edward Moore. who
~ ever to Ireland in the time Of
"a hli1aheth The late marquis
Is H'ortl'eutenant of the county Xii
an .leutcnant-ccloncl of the Kill
hE rseS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

Iso Italian cooks near James Mills.
r. faund a package which they
spprea - - salt They used IL in
AEOriug soup vhich they were pre-
Frrg tnr fffy men Both the cooks
ss the soup hssore dishing Il out
p Aoth were taken i'll. One has since
= aad ihe other Is not expected IN
~ The supposed salt was arsenic.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

h. t-n nAn hne steamer City of Chi
Pen New York to- Liverpool.
\ kgis--Se IN . fog of the old head
49, on the south coast of Ire
nc lst Her Passengers and
! :, -sss 's,'s, lAHded and tugs were sent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

~ c. MINISTER and Miss Mary
slanh elnPesi from Council Bluffs. Ia,
3 n -sth, and were married in Lin
:. Neh MINISTER'S grandmother i
q wealthy. and promised tn make
r aeT heir L he would marry a girl
ssreSn choosing Mynster heSitat-
sn- between Miss MeCornb and the
|r'sne. but finally chose the former.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

k-S explosion of fireworks
a. n the storerooms of the Amer
u. 70, lSS Fifth avenue. Chicago,
I.a,h.S The roof was blown out
h nalding almost instantly took
ka,.1 . crowd which gathered were
-, 70 Premature Fourth of July
ksss l., ead when the fire engines ar
k-vr. roeSets, roman candles and
kars-.s were soaring through the
Is,.sa ROOT. while fre-crackers and
~ exploding in punches of hun
~. Aoe a din like that of a pitched
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

Near Milton. Tenn. Jake Hayward.
eolored. was plowing with a wild mule.
The mule ran away and Hayward was
dragged TO death.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

-. feeling in Paris regarding the
h. -, AS@inst Capt Borup, late mill
- s'.aeae Of the American legation,
49,. .s down There is general
-. - - TO accept as true his state
lrt nat whatever information he
49, vas secured for the war de-
l. - N Washington, and that. il
-. E OF the French government
! - LSyed to Germany and Italy
nothing to do with il.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

n North German Lloyd steamship
~ Shheh left New York June Il,
'''ca At southampton on the Soth.
"as en bard, besides her regular
= Aah steer0-e passengers Capt
:. haFieeFt and twenty men. the
~'esseti crew of the Nova Scotian
syed ship, the Fred Il Taylo-.
Nei N 4 collision with the Trzve
ne nsrning Of the ssd.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

- the nominations sent to the
the president. on the seth.
al Of Hon. John w. Foster. of
- % ee secretary of state. vice
Blaine. resigned. His i'm
eonhrmation by the senate
= unusual compliment to the
- one which has heretofore
attended only TO senator's sitting
~ iy when nominated to Office
Ne President.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

At Pembroke. Ky. Lulburn Quarles,
in = friendly wressle. threw another
eolored man SO hard that he killed hira
s-hfpks his Eeek
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

= aslS has fallen for three years in
SA.ie county. Tex The prairieS.
aFPetesi with rich grasses. are as
: a BILLIARD ball The streams
a. sone dry. There is no water
The san-reaecte,i white
q A-kes the glare and heat almost
Deer, turkey and other
= mas have left. and even the
--Af iaeS rabbit has disappeared
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

'rrs i,,es. news from Vencznela is
- farorah,e to the revolution
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

Frum hole not larger than rin
point James Mullen. Of Louisville. ny.
ble,i ~ death.
H~ h.a t~~n N fsr several zsczsss. v-si kts
asiasiv ba-ia-t sA~ rhyssctsa. vAe sftezsief
htsn- tw Wool. who was VITA hirn VIA ~
at-f. s>~rit--i kis a~sfh - the fsrf that his
b'ocd bal kszf al is cesgsia.tv~ power aai a~t
taksa IN tts .py-xrAlra the quahsy q rstis
Th~ eorrasrl-~ q The btood bad become p~r
fertiy white. From . snail srrstrh - ras th~
b,as-s so~~d With sarA sapNsisT that ea several
e-cAsseus q vas ss-src~ly shie - he stnpr~sf -
fcr~ eNa.inx d~a.h TIE oshsr morning en~ -
;hs sazsil~-t cs the hlc-a. vessels uass~s sh-
tc7x1s hec2nse hrokeal Ths rcfat where th>
hlos-t carns frun ~. sr~sn that 10 dsax~r
was appr~h~zstesi a. all All crcrts. hsw~v~r.
- stop the fow w~r~ fr.il@ Ev~rT remedy
ws- r~~orf@i 10. hat tn ~ svsn. AMI tn LITTLE
ir~s thaa N hour Mr.. MallsE bid % data
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

n T. King. Of Atlanta Ga. CONNER
eial agent Of the Missouri Pacific Rail
rad Co. eoutradiets recently published
stories - the effect that the last gun
during the civil war was fired al Colsna-
bus. va lie said that he was present
when the last gun was fired. ard that
il was fired between April % ard April
50. LAS, at Macon. Ca. and WAS dis
charged by eonfeSierates AZ the First
Ohio cavalry. which had Just returned
from Columbus
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

The county treasurer Of Logan coun-
", Ark. reports that he was robbed re-
Gently of beteen 81. 900 and 5000. The
money was in . trunk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07
Little Prospect Of an Adjustment at
youngstown. q.

YOUNGSTOWN, O. July s--The iron
situation remains unchanged There
Is now little propects of an early ad-
iustment Of the differences existing be-
tween the manufacturers and the men.
A conference will be held between the
operators and conference committee
Of the Amalgamated association next
week But their differences are so
great that II Is believed nothing can he
done looking towards settlement
The mill owners are improving their
opportunity by making many needed
sepaiTs snd improvements
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

Charles Nelson. the eldest sou Of the
millionaire distiller Charles Nelson Of
Nashville. Tenn. has filed notice Of
contest Of his fathers will Young Mel
Son Is the only child Of his fathers first
marriage. The will devi>e- the entire
estate Of something above q. 90. 900 tn
Mrs Louisa Nelson. the second wife.
young Nelson being cut OF with $500
per annum- The ground Of the suit Is
alleged undue influence
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

7. n. nortch. of Paris. Tenn. has writ
ten A p. Ballengrr. secretary OF thu
National Religious Liberty association.
Chicago, calling attention IN his cass.
W $ Lowry. Mooa sxi Jsm~- ss>rprn
s,d Dortrh nsv in isil tn P.rts. T-an.. "a .
charge % breaking the state Sunday Law. Ths
prt~cn~rs h~iiews n Saturday Instead of sun
DAY worship. ana Observing the former asy
r~rfcrrnr~i their ory.irsrv farm duties % sh-
izft~r daE- Nr Ss~nri .. ~ y~sr. OH snd has
sf-ent thr-e raunths IN ,Al already for similar
o~rnss Th~ fa~ % each s.5 ard A. fh~v
wcuid not pay IL thev we're euni~nnes to al
The writer claims u wuad take all their sunsn
rrrpertv - na-~s the demands q persistent
ane> TA~ tstt~r ccariuss.. vita thu. state
meat, .Jci<e Swixxzrt. IN answer 60 The
.h~rif. protest that w~ w~r~ con.cseaitcsss IN
the f-issfrr r~pliet. let then educate their
essp.rs~rr..~ ~ tie laws % Tennessee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07

The people Of the Yaroo delta of the
Mississippi have decided to hold jubi-
lee in honor of the escape of the delta
from overflow The jubilee will be held
at Greenville, the capital of the delta.
on July 20.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07
NO. 20.
SOUTHERN GLEANIN0s.



4 convention II the confederate vet
Grams 81 south Carolina has hren called
;o meet in Columbia on July 10
I, - sAA TIE ruFrs., - the use~tinx :. -
-fg-rs an cTra7iGatteu similar - that - N.
Grand Army - thN Rsrathc. IA S-assur
wssle Hsnrsca viii pFvsif- Th~ riaa se -.
s.ips..~d IN al s.,wshern stsse- 4. an crEsntss-
tioa fcr th~ parrese - Tsssinx fsnd tn th- IN
teress aud rsis~f - oti veterans Sri wfinvs srt
orphans - coufe.-rass sciii~r-. sna inrki.afsi-
" 90 preserve TIE hlstorT u ths erzfeiersrv-
The risa has ts~u approved ey th~ er.c1nf~si- -
crate iesders throughout the ~cath. Ana = 10
claimed kai The taiara~rn~nt - teen lee -
fore his Death. Ths praraescrs - sh- plan alsp
.sy that over tat federal soiit~r- have
rrcrai.~i without .oibcisAtiea. g. Asi ths ~crk
b. assisting IN rAisiax ,he funas TIE sidrr~s
cenrludes n the-e wcr,ls-
'.An x federal general .srs. 7. cr snycns
in whom the r~orae have cUnc fenes. can raise
81 on iss oa Wal street Tor tn rurpo<es at
forth n eur circular. Equally a. encoursxtnx Z
promises were made bT many cth@r F~<i~vai
veterans. cr. - c1s q them TutS "a. The Nan
kse VETERAN feels warm svmrsthy fer th-
r~t-sl cripple. ssyrapsthT that will raatsrtaii=s
when the call ts made.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-07-07
A REmARKA5lE ROBBERY.

.r~as ft~ek kshfeafed hv the Probabilities
tsndidste Tor Governor cf Ml-.oarl--I.
Tarssed sad Fsuxht Siaxi~-Iiaas~d
~tth The Gang ef Robbers bat Th~v
t-caP~d AFTER ktiiIax ul. Ifor~~.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-12
In johnson County.
'ial to the State Chronicle.

SpcClal 10 the state Chronicle.
SMITHFIELD, n. c., June IL
Peoples party convention a f4sco-
only - men participate. They de-
eide to put State and county tickets in
the field. The president of the con-
ventlon, w. B. Rains, denounced the
North Carolina pension to Confed-
crate invalid soldiers because it put a
poll tax on negro of cents and
negroes ought not to be taxed to pay
Coniederates. He denounced the agri-
cultural college and promised to repeal
and abolish both pension and college.
lie endorsed the St. Louis platform
and resolutions in full. Mr.. A. Wal
lace gave in his adhesion, and favored
prompt action. Said the negroes
would join in downing the democracy.
All people are intensely disgusted and
on the adjournment an impromptu
mass. meeting of democrats was called
and the proceedings denounced. Strong
speeches for the democracy were made
10y l.. Il. Waddell and Mr.. D. r..
stafford and other alliancemen;
AT the conclusion of the speaking an
Elias Carr democratic campaign club
was formed; over 100 joined, mostly
ailancemen. The people are deter
mined to overthrow the peoples party.
We will give great majority for
The democracy.
lhe Carr democratic club, on motion
o' . II. Pou, passed resolution of
sympathy with Mrs. Polk in her hour
of sadness.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-12

by Telegraph la the state Chronicle.
PRINCETON, y. j., June lI.-Fully
six thousand people witnessed the ball
game here to-day between Yale and
Princeton. During the progress of
the game much enthusiasm was mani
tested and the fine plays of either side
were greeted with the widest wells.
The score: Princeton ], Yale 3. Pitch
ers, Yong and Bowers.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-12
Weekly Review of Trade.

~ ASiOSidPI W Vic Sudue On1 O0lclo.
New 1OaK, June 1l.-R. G. Dunn
4 Cos, weekly review of trade will
show that the aggregate volume of
trade, in spite of all obstacles, is greater
than a year ago. Labor difficulties in
building trades are passing away, but
there is prospect of a serious contest in
iron manufacturing between western
employers and workers. Other indus
tries are satisfactorily active and
confidence in the future is general.
There is more demand for woolens;
silks are quiet and linens dull. The
condition of trade and industries is on
the whole exceptionally favorable for
the month of June, with coming crops
yet uncertain, and in year of presi-
Dental contest. Business failures dur.
ing the past seven days number:
United States l6S, Canada "a; total
1872; AS compared with 2O7 last week.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-12
In EdgecOnlbc.
~ 10 The State Chronicle.

'p,el" 70 The state Chronicle.
iARBoRo, n. c., June 1.-THE
copies party convention met here
,ouay ana formally organized. Dele
gates were chosen to attend the dis
uic' convention at Rocky Mount. An
oAecu'iVe committee for the county was
,;1 a1'en. They did not put county
iaoAe' ;s IN the field, but adjourned SUBJ
Ioc' 70 call Of the executive commit
pn o, on hearing Of the death of Col.
A' national leader of the peoples