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4 LITTLE TALK on SILYER.
Rates CT Interrst Inherently Viewed by Mr..
PETER and Mr.. AiduIch.

WASHINGTON. June 22.-Mr. Perkins (nep..
Kan.l. addressed the Senate to-day In oppo-
stion to the Silver Li!l. Mr.. Stewart drop.
Nev.l. replied to Mr. Perkins. and sent t. the
Clerks desk the EoHcrc sslo"a, hpcprd. cont ain
Ing speech delivered ly the latter in the
House. In 1890, in which he favored free coin.
age OF silver.
Then Mr.. PETER IF. A.. said 'ha. tho meg who
Ned tho soil. who owned the best security.
were not able to-day. speaking generally. to
borrow money at iasn than per cent. In some
cases money could he obtained on ilrst-cluss
security ut u yer cent. but what was the poor
farmer to do when his security was not first
class2 lie told OF u Kansas farmer who bor-
rowed money for ninety days and had to pay 3
FER cent a month for it. Such was the condi-
ton Of AFFAIRS. The revolution OF the farmers
came in the wake OF the usurers and was not
mr. Aldrich dep. Ii. l.. reiterated his state
nens that any farmer or anybody else could
Ee' money at reasonable rate Of interest
Under me cir, um>tnnces named by Mr.. PETER.
eight er cent. was not an unreasonable rate
Ian, senator IN Ill" hamLer wanted 70 Dor,
would suarnrtce t. i;et him the money Six
yer cent he ahicd. wns not an unreasonable
rate. 1t was all Il freak UF the imagination OF
existed.
NJ Higgins rep Del said he had been
toii that n"ncyed men III tho Northwest were
lend. not being able to ohtnin adequate secur-
ity for il from theJ farming constituencies.
Mr.. Teller tEcp. Co y sad that any person
could borrow money in New York city today
Of one per cent. But for the protective tariff
not dollar would have been put in anything in
Liiecn years. and money could not be Dor
Iowrd from anvbody, unless on protected
Industry. tor less than five per cert. The con-
Gi,ivn Of affairs described y the senator from
Rhode Island Alr. AlGrirhl. that money was
plenty and awaiting borrowers at low rates Of
interest. did not exist iE the West
Nr. Aidrch said the Senator from Colorado
eyni,ntiy r"ni"nded that low rate of interest
siEniilch sta,natcn II this were ttun its re-
verse must lie true. and the high rate VI inter
est IN Kansas and other Western States was
evidently evidence OF the prosperity OF that
section This ended the DISCUSSION.
Mr. quay reported a. bill authorizing tho
survey for u ship canal from rhiladepilia
ucr IS New Jersey to New York Bay.
NJ. 'uom submitted tho Conference report
on the Military Academy bill which was agreed
70. Til" senate item regarding the gas plant
Ma, icst"r"' Tho bill as it PASSED the
Louise carried s:h..GUJ. and us agreed 70 in
conference S4GS.9I7
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Italy. King mud Queen in Germany.

BERLIN. juno 22.-The German Empress and
Queen Margaret OF Italy visited Berlin to-day.
Tho weather was bright. and not less than
100000 people greeted the royal and imperial
ladies with hearty cheers. Half an hour later
the Kaiser and King IIumbert proceeded to
the municipal pavilion on the Pariser Plata;
King Humbert with bouquet Of corniower
roses The Burgemaster read an address to
the King in which he spoke OF the political
nations. based on the friendship between the
monarchs OF the two countries and the alli-
ance which happily existed between them.
II and the italian people thoroughly recip-
rocate the sentim ents expressed
Alter the rsoeption Of the Burgomaster King
Humtert and Count Waldersee called upon
Count Caprivi. They remained In c9nferencee
with the Chancellor about an hour. II l. said
army and the proposals recently made by tho
italian radicals to reduce II.
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Fushins the War Against Arab Raiders
with Remarkable Eneray.


with Remarkable Energy.
LONDON. June 22.-Despatches from Zanzi-
bar say that there has been fierce encounter
near Lake Tanganyika between q band Of
Arab slave traders and European troops. The
Arabs were defeated after having killed the
Belgian explorer. Vitross.
The remarkable activity with which the
various nations and interests are now NOV
ing against tho slave trade In Contra
Africa Is worthy OF particular notice Mr..
II. II. Johnston has sent communication
TO the British South Africa Company in Lon
don to tho effect that he has ut last chased the
slave catching chiefs who have recently given
him so much trouble away from the region Of
Lake Nyassa. He thinks he has now the up
per hand OF the slave dealers and can prevent
their raids in future.
The British Government is building two
gunboats. which, as soon as possible. will be
placed upon the waters OF Lake Nyassa to aid
In keeping the country in reac. aud to project
the natives from slave raiders. While this
good hews comes from Nyassa the mission
aries there. on tho other hand. are complain
ing that tho Indian soldiers brought into tho
country by Commissioner Johnston are intro
ducing diseases and vices that hitherto have
MAJOR W 'Hm arrived at Zanzibar abont
three weeks ago. where he met party OF
twenty Europeans. who are 10 accompany him
two small steamers. which are t. he taken t.
the mouth OF the Hamhcsi.> sent up that river
and the Shi re. LAUNCHED on Nyassa. and finally
him 2UO soldiers .Somuli.. Soudanese, and
Zulus.aarmel with the best improved rifles, and
rapid, firing cannon. On the east coast OF Tan
ganyika he will establish his fortified stations.
The only object OF his expedition is 10 put an
Germany to maintain this military force In the
lax. regions until slave raids are entirely sup
On the west side of Tanganvika the military
force in the service Of the congo state which
Tas Grsanizsd by the Antislavery S1ciGty q
that were desolating that region The famous
native, slave hunter kumeli2a has been driven
Irom the neishIornool q the g HH;t ns
WI Mhon sets the
ground and builds his posts there will he II
yika thousand miles OF coast line. each sta
ton having ui'icicnt force of men to attack
any party OF slave raiders that may come
within reach. Tho stations Will te In con.
slant communication by m.ansof steamboats,.
While the various ], aders who are CARRYING
out This work OF surrres-ing the slave trade
tive sad reports come from the upper part OF
the Loman!i River in the southern Congo
basin, Of the doipgs II slav. r1ia.Is there;
so south latitude. he found the largest and
best fortified village of lave chascrs that he
had eyer seen. This Ilace ia great slave
Tib. is the big man there 1t i, said that. at
loast II thousand !aves month are passing
through his hands. Every dry while Capt.
gangs .! the unfortunate captives arriving at
the town. Very little had been given to them to
eat perhaps for weeks. They had been ter
rihly maltreated. and were in pitiatle con-
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No Money for Widows OF Congressmru.

Washington. June 22.-The House in Com.
mi'tee OF the Whole to-day considered the
GENERAL Deficiency Appropriation bill for two
hourS But one amendment OF Importance
was wa adopted. 1t has been tho custom OF the
House 10 pay to the widows OF deceased mem
D.rs the amount OF salary accruing for the nm
expired term. and the present bill carried an
a.iIrHlra'i"n Of something more than $5O,OIU
made made point Of order against the provision,
N r." lhn point being sustained by the Chair,
IL" provision was stricken from the bill ON
t u passage Of the bill. Mr.. Bailey Dem, Tex
r n",s IN, thr INT OF n" quorum The yeas and
AZ, ~ isd TO develop the required number,
II M House ut 3:25 T. II. adjourned until
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ROBBED THE DRAMATIC NEWS
A Burglar who Had Key and Knew the
Safe Combination Got $3.50

The offlce OF the Dramatic Netrs was entered
on Monday night by n burglar who evidently
had n key to the street door and who rried
open the Office door with jimmy Then he
opened tho cash drawer and helped himself to
some silver. He knew the combination Of tho
safe. too. and opened that. He smashed the
boxes and took everything Of value in them.
he got in all about S25u principally checks.
Payment on these has been stopped and the
loss to the paper will not be very much.
Business Manager l'red Mctloy and Cash
Ter McMaster were the only two to whom
i was thought tho com animation was known.
Cashier McMnster contrary To custom. car,
put In the safe. This is what the burglar must
have been looking for. business. Manager
McCloy congratulat ell the Cashier for break
ing the rules, Capt. Mclaughlin Of the West
Thirtieth street station has detectives looking
FOR the burglar. and the Central Onice men IRE
working on the case.
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CLAStHh ron MIR. W.4NiM4KER.
Determined Not 10 Enforce the LAW or
Nrgiig mt to the I.ast Degree"

WASHINGTON. June ~. Mr.. Boatner OF tho
Special committee OF the House appointed to
Investigate tin charges Of violation OF tho
'HIl service law hy the Postmaster at Balti-
more made the majority report to the House
his morning. Tho committee says that after
t'h0rongh investigation it finds that the law
MS ben violated. and that ths officers who
,Na'ad 1t nr" stiIl in the employ Of tho Gov
sNamnnt; cnutIary to Jaw Tho committee
a'Snss the men indicates cith,r a do, ermina-
non NOT 10 ENFORCE the law or negliRence to
-" laNt degree. Tho rOminittr. also iiIids that
recommending tho removal OF certain en-
H VII ,! N me fost Ofica ut baltimore was
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4 CLEAN sTtEr OF EXCISE CASES.
Nothing will he ] eft 10 Cumb-r the Pigeon
Hoies-Praise fur Petit Jurors.

Hoies-Praise fur Petit Jurors.
Shortly before the Court OF Oyer and Termi-
nor was adjourned yesterday until Tuesday
next. when Slinny will be sentenced. the ex-
traordinury Grand Jury presented another
batch OF indictments in excise cases on old
complaints. Justice Ingraham informed them
that all eNciso CONF plants to date would be
presented t. thor 50 that these cases can be
cleared up by Tuesday. when tho Grand Jury
will he discharged.
Justice lngrnham. In eYcusing the petit
Jurors until Tuesday. commended their work
and said that unless Jurors acted without pref
udice or sympathy. the community would
have no recoIrse against wrongdoers except
by lynch law In spite OF the opinions held
against the Jury system. the present jurors
had shown that criminals can be punished in
this city.
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RArAcuoL SENTENCED TO DEATH
The Dynaniter and Murderer VIII Die by
the GuIiintinc.

MoNTrBIsoN. June 22.-1n the trial Of Rnva-
cho! to-day the Anarchist informer Chau-
martin testified in behalf OF tho prosecution.
He persisted in his statement that Ravachol
had told him all about how he committed the
murders with which he was charged. Rava-
chol and Boal cried out. in nm excited manner.
You are n liar!" Other testimony was given
connecting tho accused with tho crimes
q! arged against them.
RavnchoI was found guilty by the jury after
they had boon out but fifteen minutes. and he
was sentenced 10 death. Beala and thu woman
Soubsre. who were accused Of being Rava-
chol's accom- ices In the murder Of the her
NIT Brunei, were acquitted.
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THE POISONER IDENTIFIED.
Thomas N-uI Said to he the Man Who
Killed Matilda Glover

Killed Matilda Clover.
LONDON. June 22.-An inquest was begun to-
day on the body OF Matilda Clover who died on
Oct. 10 last, and who 10 supposed to have been
ono OF the victims OF the mysterious poisoner
who poisoned the Marsh. Shrivell. and other
girls. On Oct. IL Matilda Clover had been out
with a man whom sho had met casually the
day before. She came home apparently as
healthy and as strong as she we'll could be- but
work. Two witnesses identified ky the name
Of Fred the man Thomas Ssill Cream: alias
tempting to blackmail DR., Harper OF Barnsta-
pie. The witnesses testified that Fred" visit
ed the Clover girl on the evening OF her death.
The inquest has adjourned.
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Notes or Foreign Happenings.

Buffalo Bill will present tho Wild West Show
before Queen Victoria at Windsor on Friday.
Messrs. G. Barker 4 Co.. bankers. of 81 Mark
lane, London. have suspended. with liabilities
on deposit ant current account amounting to
fG5O.OOO.
In Paris. warrants have been issued for tho
arrest OF Directors Arton and Legacy OF tho
Dynamite Manufacturing Company. They are
charged with misappronriat!ng about 6.OOU.-
00o francs They speculated In Nobel dypa:
the Panama Canal Company.
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SIS City Of Paris Watkins. Queenstown
s. IinNel, JUHst southampton
~ taHtornia, DroscAcr. hamburg
~ Antonio Iainbrana, kroAg. G!barA
~ iRu.R, from Altoona
- AlgUnquin. Mckee. Charleston.
IS city 81 Columbia. stevens Norfolk
81 Naruochee, smith. savannah.
r. Maverick. DabuiI. Portland Ne.
bark Golden sheaf. Chandler, Caibarisn.
BARK keivLiGEe. Hatfield. BarbRGoes.
fnrh s9rrOn Olsen. Santa Cruz
Bark Rose luncss. Warwick Pisagua.
For later arrivals see First Psgel
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o,no.,d 20 ,tooL speculalions.

BEDSF. June 22-The National Council. by
vote Of 7S to s. has ordered that the Swiss
Government discover some means to check
the evils Il Bourse speculations. Some Of tho
speakers in behalf OF the measure urged that
the ta!e Of stocks or other articles not actually
R9ssessed by tho seller he declared Illegal.
sentauNes IN passing bill to prevent dealings
legislation.
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Mrs. Harrison WIN G % to the :. Adirondack.

PLATrsBuRGH. June 22.-President Harrison
has decided to accept a cottage Mt Loon Lake.
In the Adirondacks in which Mrs. Harrison
will spend the summer. The cottage is de-
lightfuly situated in q balsam grove on q
blum overlooking one OF the finest Adirondack
lakes.
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None OF the Ka,..,. children vaeeina,ed.

BERLIN. juno 22.-The Sdale Zeitin9 says
that previous TO his accession Emperor VIII
Lam received an ADMINISTRATION pamphlet
Iron Iron , IT. hHnn"r. which made deep mpfes,,
thnt none Of the Emperor's children has ever
been vlcctnsted.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

MINIATURE ALNAyAc-Tus DAY.
Sun Tises... 20 Sun SETS. 35 Moon rssL 3 10
HIGH wAIER-rHis DAY.
Sandy Hook. 33 Gov. Island. "a Hell Gate. "a
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Special 3lot,rcs.

\ GNEAT OFFER By ROEBUCR
To supply all househn.drrs with WIRE SCREENS ana
SCREEN DOORS at sinan cost lie has the larsest
assortment IN he world al his WEATHER sTiIP
DEIoi ~ fnIloh St. -FOUR doors west OF Broadw1y
BROWNS NHl>EHOID PASACEA-
~ the GREAT PAlS KBLIEvER
ron lHIEkNAL AND EXTERNAL USE
Cures ramps Code colds and MI pans 2oc botti.
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She Lighted IL tiGarette aud Commi ted
Sulclde.

LOUISVILLE. Juno 22.-Mollie Williams COM
mi'ted suicide yesterday by jumping into the
river from canal barge. She lighted cigar
rctte took n few pufrs Of II, and then sprang
into the water 1t Ia said that a love for ono
OF her own sex caused her to take her life.
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The Enemies of Home Eu'c.

LONDON, Juno 22.--St. James's Hall was filed
TO overlooking to-day with local supporters OF
the Ulster movement. Sir George Chubb pre-
sided. The Marquis OF Londonderry. who was
the principal speaker said amid cheers. that
Ulster absolutely rerudiated bone rule. DR..
Kane. who filled the pulpit at Spurgcon's Tab
ernacle ON Sunday. said that Gladstone's
project for homo rule could have smanuted
only from the head Of a mailman. The Row.
Arthur Mursell moved md the Earl OF
Winch clsea seconded u resolution that all
plans for home rule he rejected This resolu-
ton was carried unanimously and amid dem
on.trations OF great enthusiasm.
seph Chamberlain addressed u great Unionst
Matthews said that in case OF home rule tho
royal veto would not check abuses in the Irish
Parliament, since the veto would be uttered to
an Irish Ministry which would lie tho creation
OF an Irish Parliament; Mr.. Chamberain spoke
at considerable length about Mr.. Gladstone's
attitude toward tho eight hours question. Mr.
Gladstone. no said had gone into the Irish
business and had no place Ia his shop for
English goods.
The Duke OF DevonshIre In addressing O
Uniopist meeting ut Bath said;
Mr.. Gladstone pleads In q pathetic way the
need of devoting himself to homo rule alone.
therefore 1t s not likely that his other rec tess
promises would ever lie redeemed, II home
rule should be- granted. the probable action OF
the Dublin Government in seizing Ulster ships
and factories for taxes would hardly contrib
ute to the peace Of Ireland.
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For later arrivals see First Psge.I


SIS A!csa. from New York. at Barcelona.
sE WerL "nthii, from New York, of tho Lizard
IS 81. K.gulus from New York, at Live rnool
RS 81. Romans from New YORK. OF rropkhaycE.
Ship Tinandra, from New Yofk. at 0LOnnma
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SIS Rotterdam from mstcrdnm for New Yor.
IS bermuda, from Bar0aiOes for New York,
rs Enrnwell. from sagua for New York.
Ship Wm. II. Smith, from Hong Kong for New York
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9tw CIVILIZATIONS.

A(pTEyotTAiRE's "CANDIDE, :" Trstrsm sh.ndy."
Fac aa iis ss S.s AZ, LSS.ssSsa :ss
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Ans,ntss Notites.

Absolutely correct .tyIe. In cent,emen's
hats New colors. s2.n0 Derby, elsewhere -.
MCCAIN 30 Bowery. near Spring st.
Keeps Dress Shirts, TO measure. 4 for s9.o1
None better at any lrir. 10, and Sll Broadway
BnrrS's Tricoph ~ US fastcns the hair whore
having a tendency TO fall out: renews Its growth.
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Ha. Fran. Josef p.ella.d to SEQ n,.na.et ,

VIENNA. June 22.-It Is said that Emperor
Franz josef has refused to grant Prince Bis
marck an audience. The Emperor 10 sup
posed to have been moved to this refusal by
the extraordinary demonstration Of the people
In the Princes honor. He fears mat any
offend Emperor William. Among the con,
gratulations received by Count Herbert and
perorWilliam framed Ia exceptionally friendly
terms.
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MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY,
Maple Grove station. Long Island Raiiroad For mar
Ec"!aFs az res u'iice, l.4ia Broadway. y Y.
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THE CITY CAN COLLECT.
THE SUPREME COURTS DECISION.
X. n. Winston's Residence DESTROYED by
Iire-A Shooting Match to Take fiacs
at Raieigh-North Carolina News

RALEIGH. n. c.. Feb. 6.-lSpeciIl.l-lhs
supreme court to-day rendered very import
ant decision. involving the right OF the city OF
Raleigh to require the property owner to pave
one-third of the street in front Of their prop
erty Tie court holds that the city ordinance
assessing ono-third Of the cost Of such paving
upon the adjoining property holder IS Valid
and can DO collected by assessing the cost
against tho property and collecting it out OF
the property improved but holds that the
cost of such paving cannot be collected out OF
any other property OF such owner.
A special from franklintOn SAYS the resi-
dence OF K. \. Winston. prominent citizen
of that place, was burned 10 the ground TINS
morning. The furniture was saved, but
much Of tho contents OF the house was de-
stroyed The loss 10 AIr. Winston was quite
heavy. as he had only $500 insurance.
The details ~ q shooting match were ar
ranged to-day u come Oft here mex. Friday
afternoon at the faiF grounds. The contest
will be between Mr. J.. Davenport. a famous
marksman OF New York, and Captain r. Is.
Engelhard. q crack shot Of this city. Clay
pigeons will be used.
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WELDON, n. c.. Feb. le.-lSpecial.I-A
mission will be hold at Grace Episcopal
church in this place next week. beginning on
the 9th. IL will be conducted by tie hev5.
G.. b. Hebbard. OF IaTboro. anu - 81.
Wngate. Of Goldsbor0.
The February term Of the inferior court ior
this county, for trial Of criminal cases on,y
convened at Halifax yesterday, Judge mn
presiding. Tho docket contains twenty-iour
cases mostly OF minor olenses.
Mr.. W. G. ThOrne. OF Enfield the ne" 30
licitor, was sworn into Office.
The Right Rev. Theodore Is. lyman,
bishop OF this diocese. has made tue ionoWlns
appointmentsf for visita:ions IN this immediate
section. Tarboro March aOth ana 0lst' SCOT
land Nsck Aprll 81. ENFIELD. April 9Th. ring
wood April Gth: Halifax. April eth. Weldon,
Aprll SIN. Jackson, April. 10th; Castor, AprI
l2th. Littleton. April l5th.
The District Alliance convention Few
DAYS ago elected tho Rev. j. L. s. Hoover,
If 'Eln CITY TO represent this district at the
II. Louis convention. Or. j. T.. Person. OF
WAYNE county, was elected alternate. HE
delegates from this State Will oppose the tor
nation OF a third party.
Mr. j. f. Pruden. the contractor. IS moving
his horses, carts. wagons aud tools 10 OXiord.
preparatory 20 beginning work on the c.n-
struction Of the Oxford and Coast Line rail-
road. Trains are expected 20 he running at
an early day. Nlr. Pruden has Just nnlshed a
contract on the Roanoke and Southern road,
Prospects are good for a largely increased
tobacco crop IN Eastern Carolina Inc couh-
ties OF Nash. Wilson. EdgecOmbe, Halifax.
Pitt. Lenoir and Wayne will have increased
acreage. aud the product of the next crop u
estimated at from fifty To sixty million
pounds. Edgecombe alone, It ID said, Will
raise ten million pounds.
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at his residence. just on the ou'skfts ,relv at
Danville. this afternoon. and was ~, ttbs old
tended The deceased was one ainpn, ,,roces.
cat Masons in this section. AND ionn 10 tho
sion of tho craft followed ~? ,,nrraJ with
grave where they we're ih'e''01
Masonic bonors. - tornerly editor
and PROPRIETOR OF the old Dahv."se 5000 here.
tho o;,v an a visit TO his many irlonu ', III ~,
since Ie left Danville. twelve YEAR, aso, on. anj
Ma.u;ng, Iaa lived in the far Nortn" re "nu
- nv fron Alaska lie left that iar-9n voun,
trv several months ago 70 Visi, i,o oa ID W.,
Wy b,s relatives in North Carolina ana VIZ
GINA. .., NJ p;ttsvlvanja court
.o,nneonced at Chatham yesterday ana "a
,s1,. srnyri was in attendance. Politics AT
.sacc,od ,n,re attention than court business.
ond ssn;rants for Congress were too numerous
70 mention. IL now seems that fittsyi Vhnla
,.il have al least two candidates IN the helu'
and Uanyille will probably have two. frank-
In will offer one certainly and propaDIy
two II s said that Henry county
will declare its ability 10 fuIn'sh
congressional timber. and the extreme ives
tern counties will doubtless loom up IN aug
time. Congressman Lester would no douD.
decline denomination. The indications at
Chatham yesterday seem 10 point TO n SOM
delegation from Pittsylyania county 10 iaNof
of Claude A. Swanson, young member Vi
the Chatham bar