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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-01

Transcript OF the Court Records OF
Halifax County.

In obedience to a writ of certorari, to
the superior court of Halifax county,
John T. Gregory, the clerk of the SAID
court. has returned transcript of tht
record in the case of Reid vs. A. W
Shstfer ct al and the same has been filed
in the United States circuit court.
This is the civil suit against Supervi-
snr Shaffer at the instance of Register
Reid of Halifax the latter praying for
damages alleging false arrest by A w.
Shstfer. acting il the capacity of chief
supervisor of elections 1t is one Of con
siderable interest, but it is not thought
that it viii be reached during this term
of the United States court.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-01

A despatch from Topeka. Kan, says
the movement organized here eight years
ago to solve the negro problem III the
south by general system of imrnigra-
ton from the southern states to Central
and South America has been revived and
the officers are preparing for wholesale
immigration of negroes to Brazil,
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Snain VIII Exhibit.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 80 The state de-
partment is advised that Spain viii ap
propriate $500, 900 for the erection of a
building for their exhibit at the Worlds
Fair The building will be a production
of the Louja At Valercia, considered the
finest piece of pure Spanish architecture
ia existence.
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<-oII EoF sAIE OF LA>D.

Under And sr = ~tne = rover conferred n
n a-eI % t-s,.r oxssuta q bv = 4 . aud = fe
Virginia ; Gil, resD ID 10 toe fii - .
Register oie Deeds % Wake county. i.oos -,
pA.e 50 : "a NIL cell ior n. al = bac aus-
ton, ~ tie con ncu- or Ia R.leigh, =.
g. st 1. o'siJrk on " md y. t-e - d.y
4 December ls92 4 certain trect II iand
II kal. lgu vu-h p, Wax cunt ~, fgtiy
descr h-f ~ ID decd Il .1u-t, AID iying he
tweeu L 3 Tab 70 r. Al md the roa adi =
bv tLe ;. SDpl ce.. efery, a. 4 sd, D. iug y =
!rnH "a j = MAr1aret r-rret Denton
audJ u Ic k 'pn' suta ~. acr.-
he -D5ye de-'r bed iau8 - be Flref
.u .ut. 10 =Ilt The yurcaa-er- - per map IL
INV Office ~ II "a +.
nJvle.d- Attorney o; 4: ort.sxse.
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Lizzie Borden Insa ne.

BY IeItsTapH % oIdIt : HTOHICIe.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Nov. 30.-The
Mercury to day says: Attorney General
Pillsbury believes that Lizzie A. Borden
is insane. This is the secret of the ad
iournment of the grand jury in the case
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The White House Closed.

by ItItSTdpH 20 oIttb CHIUIlICIt
WAsRINGToN, Nov 80 The white
house, until the Rev DR.. Scott's funeral
which occurs at 3 o'clock Thursday IN
the east room, will be closed to the pub
lie. The Pre- sident and the funeral party
Will return to Washington from Wash
ington, Pa Friday at midnight.
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No Definite sion,

By Cable TO ChrOulcIe.
BRUSSELS, Nov, 80 The special com
mittee elected by the conference to con-
slider the plans Of Alfred D Rothschild,
Alph Soetbeer and Moritz Levy for the
rehabilitation Of silver have closed their
work without having come to any def
mite conclusion.
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Cleveland Is Elected.

BY Telegraph to state Chronicle.
AMEsBURY, Mass, Nov. 30.-The
Hamilton Wooden com mpany, controlling
sixteen mills here, has increased the
wages Of all employees, except spinners,
per cent. The spinners were given an
increase Of 10 per cent. recently.
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Discussed the Message.
Telegraph To state Chronicle.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.-A special
cabinet meeting was held at the state dc
partment to day, the white house beng
in mourning. The business was discus
sion of the Presidents message The
message will be sent to congress Tues
day.
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All the Catholic bishops of that pro
vince are gathered in Cincinnati IN a
special session. 1t is generally believed
that the liberal views as to public schools
advanced in the east will be the chief
theme
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Senator Gibson Better.

BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Nov 30-A telegram
had been received here to day saying
that Senator Randall L. Gibson, of
Louisiana, reported dangerously ill, at
Hot springs, Ark, was better, though
still quite weak.
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KEEP OUT FOREIGNERS
VIII Probably He the Advice of the
Senate Committee.
Sy VelograDh to the State Chronicle


New YORK. Nov. 30.-The United
States senate committee on immigration
continued its session to- day. 1t is be
iieved that the committee have practically
agreed in the affirmative on the following
proposition:
Al! immigration, except from North
and South American countries shall be
suspended for one year from March /,
1898, the law to be so framed as not to
hinder the Tree return of American citi
zens Or the easy admission of visitors.
After the meeting a statement was
made to the representatives of the press,
to the effect that the time had been
mostly consumed in the consideration of
the aspect Of the question IN relation to
the probability of the cholera visiting
this country next year. The shutting
down of immigration, it was argued,
would lessen the danger of such visit
materially.
DR.. E1son, of the health board, had
been summoned to give his views re gard
ing the probability of cholera coming
to this country and the probable
effect Of cutting eff immigration.
DIR. Edison expressed himself as
strong in the belief that cholera
would probably come to these shores in
the spring. He has studied the subject
thoroughly and finds strong reason to
think that there is a big fight in store for
the country against the dread disease
next spring. The doctor also expressed
himself as being of the opinion that the
enactment of the proposed law which
would restrict immigration for one year
beginning next spring. would be a most
potent factor in the fight to keep the
cholera from the shores of America.
DR.. jenkins, of the health board, who
is in Chicago, is said to hold the same
opinion in the matter as DR.. Edison.
Colonel Weber, OF the immigration
committee, was present, also, to heal
the discussion and to aid the committee
by making suggestions. The committee
will meet again to morrow and continue
the discussion. They feel that the mat
ter is an important one and they will b.
deliberate in whatever they do. The
committee is authorized to ''send for ant
examine persons, books and papers, an(
to administer oaths to witnesses" Th
present indications are that the commit
tee will adopt the idea of limiting immi
grafton to this country foI one year, ant
make it the oasis for a report to congress
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HON. W. C7sAYFGR ID VI AkxKaED
The Distinguished Keprese eatattve of
the Ninth Has Again ''uade
His Election Sure.o
special to State Chronicle.

WAYNEsvILLE, N. C Nov. 30 Hon
W. T. Crawford, democratic representa-
tive Of the the ninth congressional dis
trict, was married to-day to Miss Iniz
Conan, a talented Haywood county
lady, at a lovely country villa near tins
town. The happy couple left at once for
Washington and otner northern cities.
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Will Send the Council to j all.
By telegraph to State Chronicle.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. O-The city
council of Lathrop, Clinton county, in
cluding Mayor Green, will probably have
to 90 to Jail on account Of the failure OF
the town to meet the interest on big
municipal debt. The suit was brought
to make the mayor and council make a
special levy to raise the needed amount
and the order was made. The officials
refused to obey it and now Judge Phil
lips threatens to send the whole council
to Jail
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Only a Suit in Chancery.

BY Cable to S ate Chronicle.
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 30-Several
morths ago Mr. Willis Smith, a law
yer no lives in Chesterfield county be
gan suit in the chancery court of this
city against Mason and others in connec-
tion with the settlement of the state debt
Among those who were summoned to ap
pear in court is President elect Cleveland
rs {. member OF the advisory committee
OF the OlcOtt committee. The summons
is returnable on the first day of the De
ccmber term, next Monday.
President elec Cleveland will have to
appear in person unless the Judge allows
him 10 be represented by counsel.
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a North Carolina SWfndler.

By Telegraph 70 State Chronicle.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 3O.-Albert
Gould Glover, was arrested here to day
charged with obtaining 50, 500 on fraud
ulent pretences from the Asheville n. G.
Kaolin company. He is held awaiting
requisition from the governor of North
Carolina.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-01
THE METHODIST PRoTRsTANrs.

Ehe North Carolina Annual Confer
euce Just Closed in Gutlford County.
Special to State Chronicle.
GREENSBORO, N. c., Nov. 30.-The
Methodist Protestant conference which
hiss been In session near Greensboro for
the past week, has adjourned. The ses-
sion, on the whole. was largely attended
and was harmonious in every respect.
Rev. w. A Bunch, of Kernersville, was
re elected president Rev. L. w Al
bright was sent to Winston and Rev. C..
L Whitaker, late of the Winston church,
was sent to Granville Rev. T. J. OgbuIn
was returned to Henderson.
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a' contracted tlcod
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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

RALEIGH. y. T.. Nov 1909
f.ol - fa1csy & S;ronqfh h is thi.
yS H'-g,1ri ~ mptual conseut Ny, II
ia ~. cling MS iute es t. Mr.. Frank
'lacf no assumes auG WI raw ali
So l'eo' dnh,s Of Yauce- s. Stronach
.k onath sa.ont authorized
'e t.3h 4U.da i3p
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-01

A dispatch from New York, says it is
announced that there will be no strike
of the Jersey Central telegraphers, an
agreement with the railroad officials hav-
ing heen reached.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-01
Alexander SlrOnaCh,
Alto -ErY -AT-LAw,
Fiaher Build ing.

WI praf tic- "a all courts where mis- ser
vices may lie -eqIirei C.4A'ns promptly
c.lectrd. No-ey 20 loan % goos ,ecurl-
" now -
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-12-01
3 YANCEY,
F.ANK ST 1t MACH.

Vi, tNiEg from thr bu.iness of
a. 'ranach i would return nv
lo u, lperal patronage bes, owel
r..5 Y aad 81 1t will be continued to-
" ttrm L 3. YANCEY.
n vv'Et oalht out the in er st G Mr.
,,.1 .f II the firm of Va, cay &
+, de ire to return our many
s hankr tor their liberal patron
" sk lonti.oarce o. tha same,
XXX. ~ tse u IRE to do all in NY
'o1,a a|l'mn orr re outs alton [ rave
,at irRa STOCK Ct Buegies. Car
sri /, Road Carts, arm Wagons
- 2 tae south. which picpos-
tlrrs. ed1sti7r Of 10 per ceni fr1m
4q4H,' 't-7 iMf-N tIATIs>
'hsi-f,, iet Want 70 buy VIII hn6 l. t.
Telr4'.a l'ivc me call hgeutfyr
bu- Il t 9'd hickory Nago. 9, CClum
yetci. LtA and the Iest makers OF
he United states.
FRANK STROSACH
Manufacturer and Dealer
Ys,r.r Il notes AID mortgages due
o7c- ~, I" S.roaach must be settled at
1oy2.4u H Very Respectfully.
FRANK STkONACH.
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MONDAY, December 5, 1892.

/. IL
Il, ..,rb'c ontcry to the highest bidder
E.S.t y3.r4b.a houses ard lots II Raj
T. ,Gwgs,.p. Wake county, \. q, as
g. lot ot land at the intersection
Iv,rtin street eXteuded) and the Smith
n -osd. adjoining the lands of Ben
e.. .I0hu tfathLg and others, and
cer4tiasf ows Begins at Il phi3t on
II .mittf .ld road 81, feet north of the
B.qN ore uns thence south with
rS -oa1 S-, Il et to "oore's line thence
b. y feet ~ said Moore's line, thsnce
trtb tot.e ueut Martin SUI Get extended,
Ier,e alou. said street extended to be
h1ng 60 s'u;uy 4 OF an acre more
.ps. 1oI .aii lot IS a four room
H.. b. ID luOt cputition and also well
{ od Sate-
Son ian undivided one-half interest
a uiece az l8ud at tn intersection of i.e-
b. and HAYWOOD streets and bounced as
loAs. Bp..ns 1t the northeast corner of
II 'uteTs. eli in OF said STR els, rms thence
a,-ssrI " lie Inc of jeD0ir streets
3 fe.-t toal bn1ghl by Dr K. B Hay
Iood thence north ard At right angles
hta euo.r street 1870 feet to the southf asst
pra4r II a But,eI' ; lot, thence westward
tih b line l35 ieet of said Haywood
lrte thence sou h sardly with Haywood
b.. lSJ rect to the beginning, being lots
a. taut7. 'pou tnis piece Of land are
bur houses three 0f whicl have two
D)ms each IN! Que Of which has foul
pom. All ot aid houses in good repair
here i ALSO upon SAID land a we'll of gooC
Iet-r convenient 10 all Of said houses
TINE Of sa ? l2 o'ol OK NJ Place of sale
ou-'y court house door in Raleigh, y. G
ROBERT (. STRO G..
E2NESN HAYWOO :,
|oy4.fd. Con missionerS.
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81 h}ita GS sa-s:
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D' I-..Iu. 4 I. q G% saTa:
s. -4I haze cen fiiictod W til
5mgla With severe kid e
a4uluarvou- prosiratirn
.,,rlCt5 everal physic an
Inn AIIO " wr. omployod nd
oine- rcsor ed 70 wi h.
..t f5etAa the usa OF . 3 B.
al. ike magic Ri umatic
re s news were re!i we'd, snd
rpr5ve st cree
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w I'd Ed sp' "A good second hand safs
= ga T. o. Box s5s, city ~
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.Iraprr HOUSES AND LOTS
: 'rnp SAfr -oersuant to a judg-
,1a -n.e-i lr court Of Wake %
D D aa,8 october term. 'S92
y :, '.e.,6g fr.reH peudipg and entir led
o. o.. { q p,veI, md others against Thomas
-, n.htr,. we will On
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TELEG RAPEEIC BNEVITIES.

The majority Of Harrison over C!ove
lani in Ohio, as officially announced, i
1,072
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

Mir. A. D. Wslsh was passenger on the incoming stage today. He will spend the holidays with his family in Tombstone. the members of which are ov~rjoyed to zee him after two-year absence. MT. Walsh is in the resisur- ant business in Casio City. British Columbis. He enjoys the sunshine of Southern Arizona again. There are a large number of Tomi.stone's former citizens in that country. BraL.er Brown, the well-kn0wn livery stable man. is there and is doing we'll. He has profitable mining interests there. A large number of people are leaving there daily for the Utah gold excite ment, about which such marvellous stories are being told.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

mark: "The action of certain minis ters render my retention of office d. most impossible" N. Rouvier there upon left the meeting. declaring that he would resign. President Carnot's difficulty ia increased by the reports that his father and brother are in- volved in the Panama canal scsndal.
 HUNTINGTON, W. Vs.-Tom Collins was arrested this morning at Broder. ick chsrged with the murder yesterday of the German, Teck. . passenger on the Chesapeake and Ohio trsin, and with being 6 confederate of Burrell Forgey, who was placed in custody last night The men are both wound. ed and have made q confession impli- eating others in the robbery. which the unfortunate German prevented by his resistance, while the conductor procured a revolver and wounded them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

While E. Svdow was watering his horse this afternoon in front of the st re the animal started to run. The bridle was ofi and Mike Welch was seated on the wagon. The returns are coming in slowly as we go to prsse but enough is known to insure the wreck of the wagon, two awning posss and . close call for "Mickey," who landed on . sack of b.rlry whea the wagon went over in front of the Coohiss H. ( T. sssnes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

THE meeting of the Arizona World'' Fair commission, to be heid in Tue son on the l6tb inst will select prer. ident in place of Bucky ONesi, re signed. The PRosPEcrOR hopes to se' W. Y. Meade chosen to fill the yacan' cy. The place should be given to one who has executive abiiity as we'll ss , sineleness oi aim in behalf Of Arizona great resources and their proper rep resentation at the Worlds Fair. Mir 4eAde's character embodies thess qualifications and they certainly de serve recognition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

IT is now stated that the Californis ieRislsturc, which meets January End. will be unable to elect U. s. senator to succeed Senator Felton. The Peo- ple's party, from the latest returns. holds the balance of power, and it i. saih that its eight representatives in the assembly will vote as unit for the Populist candidsse, who shall he chosen by . majority of these eight. This will leave to Governor Markham . Republican, the duty of filling the vscsscy in the U. <. Senate rniil the isgisIssurs mssss again in 70. So says pssss dispatch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

Joseph Durr died in Tucson about [ year ago. and left his property to hi, clerk, young man named Lavorin. His daughters sued to break the will and nave succeeded in doing @. A jury brought in verdict yesterday that the will was N. c. because it was made while undue influence Was being used by w. H. Barnes and young Lsvorin upon Durr's mind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

THE Senate commerce committee have ordered: a favorable report to be made on Prye's bill to protect our coa-iing trade by prohibiting for-ig:, vessels from transporting merchant disc rom one United States port to another United States port via any foreign port.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

ONE of the paramount resourc' . with which nature has endowed Arizo- ns is its health givisg climate. It IS one that should be developed by lihersl advertising. It Is for sale to all who wish n breathe its heslth-giving g oxygen. It comes so cheap that the poorest in the land can afford it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

THE hotel accommodations in Arizo- ma are the worst that can be found in any territory or state in the union. We can never expect to draw the class of people who will develope our re- sources until we provide . place to keep them. Neither Pi-enix nor Tue son have a place that would be called hotel in any other country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

THE returns to the governors office from all parts of the territory respect ing the vote for territorial of6crs gave Smith . majority over Stewart O. l299 and N. .rris over Cluf of 102O The lscky fellow who bet on the prop "-ition that Smith would not get l30O msjority can be ssid to have won Ly one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

KID has again made his presence felt in the AnimAs valley. IL is fear full to contemplate the l,,ss of hfe ths' the United States government has checked against it's economical policy And the end is not yet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

H. E. Tsub-rneck, chairman of the national committee of the Feo- ple's party, has addressed g letter tn the chairmen of the states in which that party holds the balance of power, ,rging them to put forth every effort for the election of U. $. senators of the Populist faith.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

THE reported d.starily attempt to poison the non-union men at CarDe- gie's mills ss given in our dispatches, does not sound entirely unlike tn. music of hsh horn. 1t has . fish, odor and will do to discount heavily
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

W. K. MEADE is not a candidate tor the collectorship at Nogale.. Mir Meade will be our next United States marshal, an office that he grsced un- der Clevelsnd's former administration
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

THE proposition to remove the Pims and Giis Indians from their ressfvs- tions is not good policy as long ss the San Carlos cut throats are unmolested on their lands. Remove the warlik- tribes first, and the peaceful Iudianr sfterwsrd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

GEORGE w. CAILDs, editor of the Public Ledger. has sent q check fo' $6.000 to the firemen who saved tine Ledger building from destruction on Tuesdsy night. H- also sent $l l,OUl to be distributed among the policemen who assisted in the work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

AN Indian and . negro are matched for . finish fight at Silver Lake near Tucson next Sunday. If that new- gets to Washington, good bye ate hood
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

ONE of the largest shipments Of specie taken out for many months on one vessel. was carried to Europe yes terday. There was $2,750,000 in guld and $475 !OOo in silver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

CRISP was elighted at the Reform, club dinner in New York. The sp-sk. CT was not called 1pon to speak, which bespeaks . speck oi war when the speaker of the House gets an oppor tunity to play even or President An derson, of the Reform club.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

ONE of the delegates from India to the monetary conference objects to the policy of Great Britain toward silver, and says that but for the oppe- sition O: that country the conference would soon come to . definite con- clusion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

THE PRosPEcroR will giye a years subscription to the person who will give . solution of the following con- undrum: "why should Gladstone be asked to open the Worlds Fairf"
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

IT is said that the Populists will hold ihe balance of power in the Mon- tsna legislature, and will try to elect . U. $. senator.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

IT will be but few yesrs before the valley lands of Cochi-e county will he taken up and be valued AS hign as any acreage in the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

IT is announced that the World's Fair horticultural building will be formally opened ss winter garden Dec. 90.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18
COUNTY 6 El 'O 6 IDS

nled in the recorders office cine. 3 p. m. yesterday:
 PROOF OF LABOR. On Chicago. Philadelphia and Boz ton mining claims Tn Copper canyon by K. T. Fisher.
 OFFICIAL BOND. Of J. P. McAl.ister, with Martin Costello and lame. Reilly e sureties.
 BILL OF SALE. Sheriff Kelton to Martin Costello, persoual property of Pssqual Nigro's saloon at Bisoee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-18

THE Indians of Fort Beiknap, Mont. are on the warpatb, and troops have been asked for, A serious out break is feared