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The evening world., 1893-07-05

SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH OF THE sToM-
ACH.-This phase Of catsrrh is always attended
by dyspepsia aud usually by arrangements OF the
liver. 1t Is caused by the extension Of catarrhal
inflam alton from h .ad and throat to stomach.
The aym ptoms arc tickle appetite, indigestion and
biousness. bad taste in the mouth. coated
tongue. irregular bowels. iistlessnsss. dull head
ache. dizziness and vertigo. Food lies upon tho
stomach in an updigested mass; fermentation en-
SUES, gases arise, causing bechinE and Abdominal
fulness, shortness Of breath, palpitation of the
heart, burning pains or cramps IN the stomach,
nausea and vomiting arc common. Tho cure is
effected by eradicating catarrh from tho system.
As this is done tho symptoms disappear. appetite
returns and the patient RECEIVERS his energy.
strength and spirits.
The evening world., 1893-07-05
SMELLED HIS OWN EGGS.
Grocer White Refused to Refund
Liepsher's Money at His Peril.

Shoemaker Julius l.iepsher Of 2&
Delaney street, was held In EsseN Mar
ket Court to-day for soiling the mercan-
tile features and disgusting the olfac-
tory senses Of Grocer David White, Of
235 Delaney street. with the spoiled In
terror of IA couple OF eggs which he pur-
chased from the latter.
When LiepShrr discovered that the
eggs had outlived their usefulness Tor
omelets or other savory dishes. he took
them back to White and demanded that
his money he refunded.
White protested and refused to take
back tn" hen products or give up the
price. Eggcd on by this apparent un-
fairness on the part of tho grocer, tn.
shoemaker promptly smashed the EN-
hryo poultry w Whites face, and In
consequence was arrested,
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II KlnR George Has Abdicated, He
Hasn't Told It Widsly.

LONDON. July "a report has
reached this city from the United States
to the effect that King George OF Greece
had abdicated. and that a republic had
been proclaimed. The Greek Consul
General here was seen to-day In relation
to tho report. He said: "rhis Ia the
hrst news | have received of the abdica-
ton of King George
lie laughed incredulously when the de
tails of the report were repeated to him.
and declared that the story was prepos-
terouS
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and ] am thankful that I did 90. MY
trouble had resulted In caiarrh Of tho
stomach before I visited these ply.
sicians and the aGonies that I suffered
from this terrible disease no tongue cas-
tell. If ate anything 1 sunered in-
trnsely In the region OF my stsmsch. I
coutd hardly bear tho weight Of ny
clothes against me. For days I would
go without eating. I almost starved
myself. but I would suffer from terrible
cramps In spite of all . could do. After
visiting Drs. Copeland SD Gardner I
was relieved at once. Now, can con-
scieniiOusiv say thnt these physicians
have cured me. They saved nav life aud
I am ~ thanktui that I cannot hud
words TO express my gratitude"
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A FREE-BORN TEXAN.
But He Had Consid srabls Respect
for Certain Federal Judges.

Don't know as ] am so down on Fed:
Texan at the Lindell to a st. Louis Re
lowin' Jim Hogg's lead, and thinkin' they
was nothin' but pizen, TIL a day or two
ago at | was in Paris, Texas. You know
they've got Federal court there that
covers all outdoors; just runs the Indian
country, everything from carryin' In a
pint of liquor to killing your man-all
comes to Paris.
the thing; they had sixty fellers out for
sentencin', and was tryin', a little chap
for robbin' ost-office. He was bout
nine years old, and got too wild for his
die, and she sent him to her son-in-law
down in the Choctaw country. The kid
got, tired staying there, and concluded 10
pun out The son-inilaw was postma;s, $,
the family, took 40 cents worth Of
stamps outen the drawer. as he said. TO
buy grub with on the road.
We'll, the kid told his story; and tns ne
Bryants his name-he sorter sits thinkin,
a while, and then he says: Charley,
tCharley Beachman's the kids nane), i
tried to get Mr.; Hanney to not prosecute
you, and get the Grand Jury to let you
out, but / couldn't do 1t. and the jury
they couldn't do anything but what
they've done; ! don't know that I've got St
any rtght, to do. anything but sentence
you, but I'm not goln' to send you, nor
ay other nine-year-od boy, TO associate
with ,,iminals, for forty cents worth OF
stamps. I'm going to send you home 70
your mother, and then he gave that kld
a talkin' TO that ought to hold MN
straight till he's twenty zone, and 30 NJ
kinder changin' my mind about FederH
Judges-though," he added. "of COURSE
Dave Rryant's a free-born Texan
49, - 'H.t ..'
Bernstein Gets the once.
Henry j. EernsIsin. o. : sheriff street, mas
bcen Amounted an "a amiuer In h. CpmpLrol.
,.J an,e ~, : s-'av, III 80 ~, ~ nno a wear
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shot by tho Unknown.

Mark Goldberg, aged eleven. OF 1850 East
one Hundred and seventh street, lies In the
Harlem Hospital In critical condition from
a bullet wound IN his left breast. with two
companions, Andrew Atiakson and Louis
Moss. he was playing on Third avenue when
NJ suddenly WAS s'rucK by u bullet, when
grnzci so IS arr. IN re Is no track OF tie
lers ~ who Cid he shooting, but the boys
describe him Is being Creased In gray suit.
The evening world., 1893-07-05
ROSS WANTS TO GO HOME.
He Isn't Charley, but Was Deceived
by poss Catt'sman.

Superintendent of outdoor Poor Blake
will send back home to Cincinnati six
teen -year-old William II. Ross, of 100
Mound street, that city, who arrived at
Jersey City, Monday, ON n cattle train
with cattle for Long, West II Co.. and
IN charge of man named Shervey.
Young Ross says that although he
worked hard eli the wav Shervey
wouldn't pay him cent. He lodged at
the Church street police station last
night. and this morning Justice Meade
sent him To Supt. Blake.
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HURT ON A CUNEY ISLAND ROAD.
PasssnRer's Arm Broken and Wipsr's
Ear Torn or.

CONEY ISLAND. l.. l.. July 5.-Mat-
thew Donley. Of II Concord street. Brook
lyn, WAS "A passenger on the last train
last night from Coney Island on the West
End road. As the train was passing
through the cut near the tunnel Donley
fell off the ear and broke his collar
bone and fractured his arm. He was
sent 10 the hospital.
James Wiyiams, employed as wiper
on the same road, last night leaned too
far out on moving train and came In
contact with switch and one OF his
ears were torn OF
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IN 2 10 erIe e Z
health" was whnt
Mrs. Aunie Lock-
wood. who resides
at 17j Enst 18th ST.,
sa d TO tho writer ia
n recent c0nversa. .
tion. "Many years
ago contracted ca.
tnrrh Of tho head
and throat. II kept
growing upon me In
spite Of all I could
sln in Ret rRtlAi. I
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BLOCKED ON BROADWAY.
Slow Gripman Stops Traffic TO
Nearly Half an Hour

There was another delay on the Broad
way cable road at noon to-day. All the
cars north-bound and south h-bound were
subjected to a standstill OF nearly half
an hour.
AS one OF the cars approached Thirty
sixth street the gripman did not lift
the grip and the cable was shuntcd off
the wheels in the conduit.
The long string of idle cars
stretching from Thirty-sixth street to
bowling Green was the result.
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fam stt's in This Play,

William Red-ing, eighteen years old and
cook, and Hamlet Horer, twenty, OF 10.
West Third street, beth coloreo, were held a,
Jener' on Market Court To-day On charge o
stealing S"U ana n gold watch and ring IRON
nuner'N hndlady, Mrs Emma Nelson, ais
co'ortd. iiriding called Un nuflrr y-alrrDar g.
nnd during Mrs. Nelson's absence ner vslus
bles disappeared.
The evening world., 1893-07-05
British Steamers Sunk In Collision
All Hands Saved,

LONDON. July b.-The British steamers
Eloa ana William Balls were In collision NJ
midnight last night thirty miles OF the Hum
Der ESTUARY. on the coast on England Both
vessels sank. All hands were either picked
up BY other vessels or reached land In their
own boats
The evening world., 1893-07-05
TREATMENT BY nAIL.

Send for . symptom blank.
Fiji out the lines descriptive Of your case.
send IS for . months r.atment and med-
cines
Take the medicine. faithfully and report weekly
your o 'ndition.
In from three to six months you will be cured.
The evening world., 1893-07-05
ros,h OF n stat, democrat.

ROCHESTER, July j.-Iohu W. Martha, cx-
collector OF the Port OF Rochester ana cX.
Democratic state Committeeman from his
district. 1icd TINS morning AT - amt ~prlnsS,
Me- where he was stopping for his health.
The evening world., 1893-07-05

II could keep nothing on my
stomach, and got so poor my
friends hardly knew me. l suf-
fered with severe headaches,
dizziness, faintness, backache,
and the blues.
Thanks to Lydia 4. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, /
am now as fat as ever, and have
no female troubles.
"lf yon use my letter 1 hope
it may be the means of saving
some other poor mothers life
rs it did mine" Mrs. Ella Van
Buren, Brazil, Ind.
All druxB'ts sell 1t. Address IN confidence.
LYDIA h, PnKHAn MED, Co., LrKs. Mas.
Liver ruts, S6 Cents.
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was treated by doctors without number
and used all SORTS of remedies. !
thought that I must die II ] did not get
relief. ! was Induced by nv friends to
call upon Drs. COPELAND and Gardner
The evening world., 1893-07-05
The Secret of II.

Blimmer-Salt water bathing strengthens .
man wonderfully.
DR.. Knowit-Shucks! What does him the
good is the exercise be gets while wriggling
Uut NJ his damp bathing suit
The evening world., 1893-07-05
Two BOYS Killed by Lightning.

KANSAS CITY, July b.-While standing
under tree ten miles from here this morn
ing. Irving Clark, aged nineteen. Snd Frank
Paullin, aged thirteen. both Of this CITY, were
struck by lightning and instantly Killed. Mrs
Irving Clark ana Miss Minnie Clark were
rendered unconscious for an hour.
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says the Law Sustain. Him.

Street Cleaning Commissioner Brennan de-
MED tnis morning the published statement
that he acted without the warrant when he
day without pay. The Commissioner says
the law lroviues they shall be paid for the
number OF days they work at the rat. OF $40
month.
The evening world., 1893-07-05

A Iuli tccOunt Of Wal street arairs Will 10
louhu al "Ihe Eyenlus wVrIds" sporting
Extra.
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SIS A MONTH.

ALL DISEASES TREATED AT THE UNIFORM
RATE OF So MONTH. REMEMBER, THIS
INCLUDES CONSULTATION. EXAMINATION,
TREATMENT AND MEDICINE FOR ALL DIS.
EASES AND ALL PATIENTS.
The evening world., 1893-07-05
BR00KLYN'S APPROPRIATION.

Total Of slo. 300. 1886. 40 Awarded
for Government Expenses.
Tho Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen this after
noon received a statement from tho Board OF
Estimate appropriating slOSOO, 5000 for
the expense OF the city government during
1894.
The evening world., 1893-07-05
CANNOT EXPRESS HER THANKS.

Mrs. Annie LOckwoOd's Dreadful Suf-
fering from Catarrh Of the Stomach.
81 went to Drs. Copeland and Gard
uer as \ hopeless case md they restored
The evening world., 1893-07-05

" Bernstein Gets the once.
Henry j. Bernstein. o: : sheriff street, mas
been Amounted an ex aminer IN he cpmptrot'
lers ofIce Vt ssIary OF $1,000 year
The evening world., 1893-07-05

The guarantees cure for ali headachss 10
b&oAobkLgzkk-trialb bottle ~ ets, -
The evening world., 1893-07-05

A Mothers letter.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
Last Winter / did not think
my little ones would have q
mother long. suffered terribly
with female troubles.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

Dave Crosby Informs tho Virginia
GhFpaicie that hay on tho Truckea
Meadows il very scarce. /; commands
u price OF IS per ton ia the stuck and
Sl2 is asked for bHlcd hay-and there
Is uorc 10 DC had ut those prices Lc.
tween Reno and the foot OF the grade.
Tho oil hay that has been in the
stari for two years is being utilized
for the feeling Of stock AMI liberal
prices arc being paid for il, some OF
tho Purchasers hauling il six miles
for iCol.
Stock on tho Meadows is in poor
condition, and horscs are being ,o.d
very cheap. Crosby and Al. Luke
bought two carloads OF horecs-4o
head at uupro?edcatcdIy low prices.
whici. they will ship TO San Francisco
abodt Monday next. Good work
horses are boiuG sold for 500 pair.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16
VOLUME 27.
An Empire Curiosity.

&bnTt two months ago, Arthur
Nh riI. of Empire, caught catfish
Weighing Il httlN over three pounds.
he. or she. IL tho case may be, was
a1 largo that Arthur concluded 10
keep the fish alive, and has si!:co
Oa,h carefully training it in II large
water trough in front OF Andy Todd's
saloon.
Tho mcGt remarkable icnt per
formed by this fiury wonder is the
Lo.!irs OF hurso whiio the owner
ggrs 10 ia get a drink. You merely
h"yo "a drop tho Uridlo rcins over
,h2 edge ot the trough, and Mr.
F,sn npba them. When the rider is
rc-iy to rcmount tho fish releases tho
rr,uI
Another curious thing is that un-
.cos the rider throws the fish sorte-
thing 20 eat, H. viii not hold that
uta'g horse again.
A:!hur is also trying 10 leach
'liil," aH the :ish is called, to shake
dir mad smo!:e cigarettes Carson
Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16
Southern Nevada.

Commissioner Icrington is rs bus,
rs be'Tcr preparing tho cxhibi!
which hn inteuds 10 slip To Chicago
about tho last OF the week. Tkc
EoGo Journal says hc is in recent Of
letter from EunclIi, OF kiovill9, Lin.
coln county, which says at the date il
vas written, April 81. the alrn.ru in
that ecctlOn WAS over two feet high
aud in full U!oom. Almonds and iirs
arc hal:-g5own, and grain is headed
ont.
Mr.. Boncili says he will forward in
May for exhibition boxes OF ripc fi,,
and III juno grapes mpturcd in open
vineyard, which will Go ns icas, /:
north ahead Of Los Angeles. lie viii
also send p1rcgraStCs. AZ Bunker.
hill grapes and romcgranetcs OF the
hncst quality are pToduccd and sam.
pies of thcm vii! bs sent for the Ne.
rada exhibit.
Among tho minerals forwarded lv
Nt. Buuclii are rock ra!t and spcci.
mems Ct Mica from the Czlrina mine.
He also sends various kinds Of ores
and garncts and tuurmU!jne cryGtuls
which are VERY beautiful.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16
JHn,ping Mt Conclusions.

= Fchan!G;rl was reading an account
ut Julius C;rsar. who wn0 born 80
many YolTg before Il. 9. The teacher
explained that u. 9. meant bcfoI o
Christ, romNr!;iny incidentally, "bo.
sorU the JiEth OF Christ" The pupii
h"pt on rcndlng, and in tho next
paragraph there wns something about
ono Of tho old Romans who ilourishcd
Hy lTauy years -. D." Taking tho
cue Eivon hy tho explanatory rcmnrls
of her tcnclcr the girl read, MARCUS
Aurrlus, who hourishcd 40 years
altu, d9uth."-Aibany journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16
4 Samson In Strength.

= strango casc ia reported from
Lr" iston, Maioo, Of n man named
Whitman, who poSscsscg wonderful
power Mt his fingers tips. When hc
holds his arms at un anglo OF ID do
HrCes ho bocomcs u Samson in
strength. lio easily lifts COWS, toys
with lat men on t0bloe no though they
wcTo but fcathera, shifts pianos and
does mnny othcr wonderful things
Str0ngcst o. nll ho has been offered
enormous salaries by museum man,
agcr5 aud has declined theE because
Ot noIcgly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

Scnator Harris, who has been
elcotcd President pro tcmporo of tho
Senate, 10 acknowledged to bc ono Of
tho best pnrliamcntnrinns in Congress.
He hna punctillioun regard for tho
proprictics and docorum OF his posi-.
ton, and ordinarily ho 10 "ns gcntlc
and soft as velvet" a. n correspond.
ont enid Of him, but when tho dignity
Of hjsp0Giiion Ia aifrontcd hc rcscnts
tho breach without mercy. Tho Sen.
atur is also able whom tho occasion
demands 10 put point To his voice
TIM: has tho pcnotrativo sharpness Of
Gtilctln.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16
Liver nt--ISiIinuSncss,

The chief symutomg of this disease
Gro dcprc'si"n OF spirits, foul coated
tongue, bad tasting mouth. disagree
able bcca;h, dry skin With blul,hes
and Cruptiuus, sallow complexion aud
yellow eyes, tired aching shoulders.
duil pain in right side, fainincss, diz-
GincSa and irregular bowels. This
complaint IL Til Of It's forms can be
readily cured by taking DR.. Gums
Improved Liver Pills us directed, and
& lingering spell of sickness will often
bn wardod oil by their uso. Sold ut
20 elsa box by II. +. Muller, druggist.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16
State Land Onicc.

A statement is mndo at tho post.
Office department that by tho Prcsi.
dcnts order no fourth clnss post.
mastors will DO removed bcnccfurih,
except those who havc served four
years or against whom charges may
DO mndc and proven TO tho eatisfot.
ton OF tho department.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

Journnl:-Thcrc wcrc 81 prisoners
in tho State prison April lst, OF whom
a are State and 23 United Siatcs
prisoners. All work in tho shoc shop
has bedn discontinued rs IL was con
ductcd at II loss to tho State, ind
'horc is very littlo doing in tho qunr.
rics.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

George Haywood was elected town
clork OF Concord, Mnse., tho other
day, for tho Ais, timo. Tho records
OF this oill,o hnvo beon In charge OF
tho Haywood family for moro thnn IL
century.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

a San Francisco dispatch says that
tho Western sugar refinery hus ad.
vanccd tJo price OF all grades ot
sugar ono half cent per pound. Out.
sid" dealers have put up tho prico OH
thoir stock accordingly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

~ don't say marriage is failure"
said Adam, candidIy, rs ho sat down
on stump in the Garden OF Ellen
and looked huLgrily at tho fruit
through the picket fence. "but il l
had remained sins!" this would not
have hnppencd."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

Th" Examiner correspondent at
Washington Fays I'D IA. there Eavo
been no applicants for places from
the State OF Nevada, except fer the
Supcrintendcncy Of tho Carson Mint.
Those who have applied FOR this posi-
ton nro George Russell. j. w. Adams.
ID. McMurchy and John Wagner.
llrsch Harris wants 10 be meltcr and
reliner.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

Tho weather forecasts now being
published in tho papers arc sorry jun
b!es Of charlmtanry and hondouis,n.
They go back TO tho crca,ioa ut the
world md branch of into weird
metcmpsychosis and old witches
fables. Carson Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

Virginia Chronicle: improve.
ment is reported IN the condition OF
jake Young. His principal aiImcnt
it is thought originated from o fall
which hc had sonc two months ago,
which injured his head, and affected
his brain, probably producing un nb-
cess. llo lies III u semi-Comatose con-
dItion, and his recovery 10 extremely
doubtful.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

Whenever to the play she goeG
Gould o"cr heart DO kimberly
Sho wears transparent elcevcs for
those
Who hnyo to cit behind hor.
- New York Prose.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

Gazetto:--A young man from tho
bucOlc contor Of Truckco mcadows,
Mt n social gathering tho other even.
hg, remarked Of lady in low-uock
dress that sho had climbed too far
through hor gown skirt.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

Tho admission fso 10 tho Worlds
Fair grounds will shortly DO raiaed
from % cents to 80 cents, to discour-
ngo visitors, until tho work, which
must now DO pushed night and day,
il completed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

w. G. Rippcy. who attempted to
aSsnssnato j. ". Mackay, was ur-
raignod for trial IL Jhdgn Scawcli'a
couSt, San I'runoisco, Friday.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

Thrco hundred minors wero on,
tonhcd in Pon'y Pridd, Wales, yes
tordny, by an explosion IN coal minc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16

An exchange gives tho following:
\ few days ago wcll-to-do man was
struck by lightning and killed while
walking 10 n neigh bor's lInus. TO bor-
row paper. Ii ever there was n
solemn warning in this world this
wss one. Wei! to dn citizens who
haven't enterprise enough 10 sub.
scribe for papers instead OF walking
IN n bleak wind TO borrow them,
should pletc this paragraph in their
hats, ii they arc not borrowed ones.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-16
ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, APRIL y, 1893.
undispuicd Authority.i

Tho United States Dispensatory
says: that Onions arc siimulant,
didrctIc and cxpectorant; they ia
crease the appetite and promote di.
S'stion." The juice made into syrup
as in DR.. Gums Onion Syrup, has "A
prcc.HG ac'iun on tho throat, lungs
anil mir rassages, il not only o"res
Coughs, Colds, Coup and Cousump
tiun, but its stimulating effects,
strengthen and buird up the systcm
nf;erwHri. As Il tome mud restorative
II has no equal. We solicit, Il trial ip
the nost chronic and stubborn cns,,s.
!tice 30 ceCts. Sold by f. f. Muller,
drugsis'
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-31
Notes From Wake Forest.

WAKE FOREST, N. c., Jan. 2s.-
Speclal.-A challenge has been received
from the University of North Carolina
baseball team for game with the Wake
Forest team on the 22d of April. next
The challenge will be accepted, and the
game will very probably take place a,
one or the other of the institutions. as
the Southern Iuter Collegiate League re.
commended that the games for the
championship be played in college towns
However, Wake Forest can be PEI suaded
TO play in Raleigh, if sufficient induce
ments are offered. The team is now
training regularly in the gymnasium un.
der the direction Of Prof. Sykes.
Mr. ID. r. Britton, of BERTHE county.
was this morning elected business mana
ger of the Wake Forest Student for the
coming year. The selection is a good
one and will give general satisfaction.
Dr. Shearer, president of Davidson
college, delivered very learned and in
terestlng lecture before the students last
Tuesday evening. His subject was ..The
Influence of the Bible" and he handled
1t IN manner that was interesting and
instructive to bis large audience.
Mr ID. NJ. Prince, formerly business
manager of the football team, has been
chosen to fill the same relation to the
baseball team.
Hon. j. j. G. Black, of Georgia. has
been chosen to deliver the annual ad
dress before the literary societies next
commencement. 1t is not known as vet
whether he will accept or not.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-31
TELEGRAPHIC RREyIrupS

HELENA, Mont.-There was no mate
nal change in the ballot for United
States senator to day.
PORT ROYAL, S. C.-Wind and
weather permitting, a practical test of
the Vesuvius guns will begin to morrow.
CINCINNATI, O.-An explosion in
Delghe's fire works establishment about
s o'clock injured fifty people. Two
killed.
BISMARCK, N. D.-The ballot in the
senatorial contest resulted: Mrs. MI.
Mccormack 30, Mrs. Walter Muir /
Roach 3, Fuller z, Walsh /, Senator
Young 2, Arnold 3, Muir 3.
LoNDoN.-A sensation has been caused
by the release, by order Of the home of
flee. of N4rgurite Dixblane, the Park
lane murderess, convicted in 1872 of the
a'rocious murder of her mistress, Madame
Riel.
LoNDoN.-The international scull race
between George Bubear, Euglish oars
man, and George Hosmer, Of Boston.
took place this morning and was won by
Bubear, who defeated his his opponent
by about five lengths.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.-Spesker Ralph Da.
Wis, of the state legislature, swore out a
warrant this morning against A. b.
Pickett and Reporter J. NJ. Underwood.
oithe ocimitar, charging criminal libel.
The two men were released on bond OF
500 On Saturday the Scimitar pub
iished story about Davis, who is a
criminal lawyer, agreeing to get bond
maoe by n Simon for Jacob Sachman.
a house burner, reduced from 8, 900 to
s2 500 and taking big fee. Davis is q
young lawyer and prospective candidate
for congress.