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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
The Ambuscade.

At Pound Gap, near the top oi 1nt
mountain. they located an ahp 80.
within n few yards OF the ROAD i1D.li'I5
roclrs together they formed a hoit u'
hroastvgorks and screened IL WIN
hrorchos from the trees. BEHIND t"ia.
-, Nfov "A 1902. the assassins lay aIo"H'
,,.i.I, Winchester rifles and heavy reFoiF-
~. o,gaitipg the arrival Of the WAGON
,,.bich rad commenced the ascent vi 'H'
a. abo,,t o'clock the party came up 20
10 riding place. Jane MuIHh5. eiu5
ter-in-law OF the distiller was IN an' ''i'v1
~ the horses; in the wagon was ira nrl
1trs his wife, his son Whsoh, anu 'g..'
C,bappeu, the driver. while Den'u y u's .
sT,tii,s, fifteen year old boz John ana
~ e..e-,'t,-,, - Harris. an employe A shot
- 0red from the roadside and one OF
,ba torses iurched forward ana iei'
ti,,,oet "a the smoke arose the three men
- from the leafy screen and opened q
l,,.,cp and fatal fire upon the wagon party
r,ha daughter appealed for mercy, out was
-rdsred away. The infant soon ran, ana
raceived several bullets in his clothing
Ahout one hundred shots In all were hfed,
- ouarter was SHOWN those who DELAYED
ascsne. The bodies Of Mullins ana ms
,,,fe were searched, 81 900 taken from the
nerson .r OF the woman. and the outlaws
fed. -. .,oo,lo
,vho had been notified OF the massacre
were on the ground. The bodies OF the
Eve victims were riddled with the larse
bullets OF the rifles, and the horses, 700,
had been shot to death. Ira Mullins had
received perhaps twenty wounds; MS wlte
was shot through the breast and Knees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
House Of Representatives.

Mr.. Weldock N1ich) desired 20 intro
duce a privileged resolution. Il directed
an Investigation into the right OF Mr.
Linton tRep., Mlch) who represented
the Eighth district OF that State, TO a
scat I'm the House. In the name Of the
contestant Mr. Henry NJ Youmans, he
declared that the election OF the sitting
member was compassed by the influence
OF an organized society operating in Michi-
gan and several other Western States
The society Mr.. Weadock referred 10 IS
the American Protective Association,
and his attack upon II brought such a
storm about Mr.. Weadock's head that
he announced that owing 10 the opposi-
ton e. encountered. he would withdraw his
resolution until the member most affected
(Alr. Linton) should be present TO speak
in his own behalf, and In defence OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

,, u Is very evident now that North Caro-
sNa VII furnish her ful quota OF canai-
Cca'V's Tor The position OF United States
80 , ,-iI Judge. made vacant by the death
o. Judge Bond
c, Ile names Of Messrs. Charles n
Cooke Of Lewisburg. A. c. Ayerv ~
4oiganton; Walter Clarke. OF Halifax
county, an lawyers of ability. are men.
uonea. It Is also stated that Congress.
...'',, ...'l' henderson, who is fine lawyer. as
ven as statesman, would not be averse
" assuming the judicial ermine. should a
~ rendered him; while Messrs. George
- - Bason and William Maxwell of
Sharlote. are here to-day urging the
name Of Colonel Ham Jones for tbs
klSitloh. II is probable now that The
norm Carolina delegation In Congress-
VI hold a caucus IN the near future and
" possible. eEree on the name OF some one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

- ,he candidates who win receive their
unanimous support. ...,,,a ~
,,,, 35susrfu,ent this morning, but could
"a ma NOOK or corner IN which 20 place
!, ''',,. DereIsfent constituent That last resort
% Congress. the Government Printing
Copc. was visited but the Public Printer
,1gorn.ed him that the full limit OF the
.,ieetlcitV OF his establishment had been
Teacbed and no more appointments would
A. ..nHn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
Cadet Biayo's Cnse.

The case Of Naval Cadet Mayo who
was one OF the four cadets found guilty
OK hazing at Annapolis. and sentenced
to dismissal from the navy, was yester-
day received by the Secretary Of the Ma
vs.. who, on account Of the excellent rec
ord OF the young man, and the great
promise he has shown Tor a brilliant ca
reer in his profession, modified the origi-
nal harsh verdict Of dismissal 10 one
months discipline on board a United
States man-Of-War.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
MONUMENT rs rHg Reps.
Chicago Anarchists win Dedicate ID sun
day Tho pr6rratni,sr

cmcAao. June vs. Tho monument
erected by the socialists u Chicago IN
Wnldheim cemetery 10 tho memory ii
Spies, Parsons and the others 81 thc
executed anarchists. viii IL dedicated
Sunday with imposing ceremonies.
Prior 10 the event there will he i street
parade from Market street square
10 tho Grand Central depot Ten $40,
cial trains have heen chartered fnr The
accommodation 81 tho participants
No banners, flags or cmhlems viii 81
carried In the procession. but the mem
beers ~ the different societies will wear
their badges Five singing societies 81
this city and similar bodies from INF
falo, Cincinnati, Detroit. 81 Louis and
Cleveland will furnish tho musical por
tion ~ the ceremonies
II Ind bccn expected thar Prince
Krnpotkin, ~ RUSSIA, would deliver the
principal address, but ~ the last mo
manthe found II impossiblcto crnas the
water, hut letter from him will be
rend during the excrcines William
Holmes will make the principal Eng
iish address. while nr. Ernest schmidt
Will speak In German. 1nAtend of tho
usual platoon 81 police ofiicera d squad
Ct German turner's will load the parade.
The families 81 the executed mon viii
form n cordoh around the monument
prior 70 the opening uf the exercises.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
AnAinhuman law.

FLORENCE, Ala, june "a. F9r two
days Negro man has been chained 70
tho cobble stones on one Of the prin-
cipal streets Of the city, and kept there
jim the broilinR sun asa terrible example
10 those who refuse 70 pay their street
tax. Tho man has been surrounded by
a curious crowd, and many are indig-
nant that such inhuman and ancient
methods OF punishment should be al
lowed in this enlightened age. The
man was placed there BY order Of ahe
mayor, and II Is the intention TO keep
him there until he pays his taxes or
agrees to work them ont
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered FHnm All Parts OF ,hs coaatry
nv Teinrraph

~ ANAEMrbLns
During cloud burst at vigo. o., the
country for gilcs around was covered
with. water, and crops were badly dam.
aged.
Henry Jones' ,spsorcd, an escaped
convict from the Eddyvillc pcniten-
tiary. was shot and fatally wounded Al
Princeton. KY
Dir r. r., Gordon, Of Hebron, Ky,
who was joltcd out Of cable car In the
Ia Salle street tunnel. Chicago. while
asleep died 81 his injuries
The az used by VIM r Gladstone In
telling trees ON his estate 81 llawardcn
will he placed on exhibition IN the
Forestry building. Worlds fair, within
few days
Eat Chagrin Falls, q, Judge Lainson
granted I'd Russ divorce from Sarah
Russ for gross neglect III duty The
parties are well-knewn, md have bcen
married but three weeks
IN discussing the disaster Friday
evening Lord Bra@ey, some time see
cretary Of the admiralty. said that tho
Victoria supplied strong argument
against building more big ncn-of-war.
Friday morning ut Hfitilth, on the
Chicago 4 Eric, Il young fmn named
Weeks attempted 10 board moving
train NJ Valparaiso, Ind, and fell under
the wheels. Both legs were cut of
above the knees
An accident on the Cincinnati. George
town and Portsmouth narrow gauge
railroad near Cincinnati Saturday
caused the serious injury 81 three men,
two Of whom viii most probably die
Agravel train went over d trcstle.
Charles Rocser. jr., 81 Wisconsin,
chief topographer Of the post office do
partment died In Washington Friday
night Of apoplexy. He was ~ years 81
age and served in the war in the commits.
sary department, under Gen. Thomas.
Twelve business houses and three
dwellings we're wiped out by fire at
Leonardsville, Kan. Loss about $50, 900;
partially insured Those who defeated
the proposition 10 bond the town for
%, 600 for water works year ago were
the only ones who lost In the fire.
Lizzie Isorden's daily mail Is some-
thing extraordinary, and il reveia-
tion to the Fall River post Office author
tiles At least 200 letters were taken
to her home Friday morning BY tho
lone man who resides In the house, and
he makes frequent Visits TO the post
Office during the day.
The colossal statue Of Mr.. Gladstone,
which h erected in London, and Is tho
most famous work Of the celebrated
Irish artist. Bruce Joy, has been repro
duced by him for the Worlds fair, and
was unveiled Sunday in tho banquet
hall OF Donegal castle, Mrs. Hart's
Irish village, In the Plaisance.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
A KANGAROO couRr.
Justice Takes u lcar to Hang i Confessed
Murderer

llousrnS, Ten. June "a Walter IL
Shaw, the lawyer who on March III,
Inst year, brutality murdered his mother
and nm aged aunt Ny cutting their
threats, was sentenced to he hanged III
july Tho Scene In the courtroom was
dramatic. Shaw, when asked II he hna
anything 70 say, made o long speech.
Whenever he spoke disrcspeetfnlly Of
the court he would excuse himself lie
declared that he Ind becn tried BY d
Kangaroo" court and that HIS attors
neys. who had exhausted every resort
known 70 the legal fraternity n permit
q murderer TO Escape, were bunEling
fools ile claimed 10 be glad tho
kangaroo show lsover, and that nc j.
soon - be executed. His crime was the
most iiendish ever pcrpetrated III Texas,
ind after pleading gnilty both ON the
preliminary md first trial, he has been
over year In getting through the
higher courts
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
CALLERS SCARCE.
The President Succeeding IN Keeping Thorn,
Ut IL Distance.

~ " DlbNttnetss
WASHINGTON, June "a. President
Cleveland Inns but few more working
days TO spend III the city rs ne has de.
clarcd his intention to leave Tor Buz.
yards bay on July !, bnt despite the
short tirnc remaining, his time Ii not
especially taken up by callers. II was
supposed that owing 10 the near mp
proach Of his summer holiday, the
white house would he crowded with POI
titioners, hut there are not near
" so many as month ago
He hns shown disposition 10 nomi-
nate ofIice-holders only when he has
thoroughly made up his mind as 10 the
fitness Of his callers, and the falling on
In the number Of his attondants Ia sup.
posed to be due to congressional racog-
milton Of this fact Those members ~
the national legislature IN the city have
transferred the bulk If their attentions
to the departments whore the majority
Of them may be found nj any time dur
ing business hours and sometimes hang
ing on after the stroke Of s.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
THONGS At AsBuRY PARK.
Eminent DtvInes and Laymen to start tn
Camp Meeting Going.

Eminent Diyines and Laymon to start the
Camp Meeting Going.
AsBuRy PARK, N j., juno "a The
formal opening Of the camp meeting
season at the auditorium sunday VIII
be rendered noteworthy from the fact
that the national services In the after,
noon will be led by Hon. IIoltc Smith, Of
Georgia. secretary Of tho interior Rev.
Dir John Hall. Of New York, the emf.
nent divine, win inaugurate the season
with sermon In the morning, and
Rev. DR.. Thomas Dixon. Of the same
city, win conduct the evening service.
The resort has been filing up dur
ing the past few days, and an Immense
attendance Is expected at sundays
earvices
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she Use.I ! Herse Mhln.

BREMES. Ind, June "a The town
was thrown into ripple oflexcitement
by Mrs. chi Sininger, wife Of the editor
Of the Bremen Enquirer, horse-whip-
ping A. q. Baker, editor 81 the Bremen
Standard for making disparaging re-
marks against her through his paper.
No names were given in the alleged
insulting article, but the infercnee was
strong enough for everybody to know
who was meant
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

THE MARKETS.


FLoUR-Thero Is very little demand Tor
flour Of any grade Bus mes Is AZ stand
sthL Spring patent ~ Nsio, rangca g tSvo;
fancy % s3OO taHO, and family, AO0daN
Winter patent Quotable - satOgaee; nancy o.
seoOa3io; family, t2eOG2to; extra. HOO
2 10. low grade. u. ooeieo
WHEAT-Markef Inactive NO req I'M
doubtedly reached - lowest point yesterday -
zoe; loo nn sample req, 80
Few ard far between safes o mlxen esi o.
4Ic' yellow car ~ SCI NO. mixed ear ~ sses
No. white at SIC.
OATs--Arc some frmer, with toleranly arm
demand Sales 81 No mixed o. SSci NO.
mixed at sihc; rejectcd white % aiAo
RYE-No Is quotable ~ 800 Selca Of sam
CATTLE selec, butcher. sAa5D47b; extra.
sasS aboo; fair 70 good, tss0ola5s common.
Il 6ORaOO Heifers: Good 10 choice, t27ADt 1sl
common to fair, e2asnsbO Cows; 0ood 70
choice, E37Blb4 rs; fair 10 medium, % 70 $3.50;
common and thin rough siuf, st0Oaa oos stock
Il asasa8
VRAL cALvEs-Lighs receipts end good do
mand Market arm 81 unchanged pRiooA Com.
mon and large. ta60nA rs, fair 10 COED light
s0OOddOO. extra. eda5
Hoos = Select heavy and primo butcher, o. IS
aa2b; fair 10 good pacherA s0OoRG IS. common
o,ne.s a a 4 a. ~. 10. = = IA oo eccnnon
10 far t4b0dGTu
SuRnp AND LAMna--R aoaapta are moderate
ana marked eteady a ,,nclanaed pricse. De.
rnand fair sheen. Ycarllnes ~ uesheFa. o. 90
aA09. eood Il ohoice sheen q u 4 1 %, common
- fair. tgTsaa7s at0ch ewes nO0da60
T.ambs-- shinrrra, axtrn IA sanahos oood 10
choice. t67s.saas: cofnsioa 70 infr, tt6oQb 90
Fsn,rbers. aood ~ cAoscT n ~ N: ooinuaon y
fatr' IA 2s1a1 al. cnlla. No
pfrrapuncH. Tune "a
cArrIp-- Marire4 nothl6a d6ino, al through
cons,onmenta
Hoas-Marhe, fair. medium ana HIGHT "a is
"a ID: heayiea. IA e8aa n, cars hogs shipped
~ Na,. ynrIs 81
snEnp-MarEet duil. 1 loads ON sale, hut no
BALrrMonB, juno "a
sWHRAT-Weaht No Z rcd spot and 9une 000t
INV a.. san,enhcr 7auo
CoRN-Weak: miTed spo, and June, 4sAc,
T,,iv 4alz =. Au.,,se 1Q,xc
- III rS;.. - NJ. 4 80. ..,.,r 1,c
Ryn- Nes,ec,e6s ~. 3 a.
n - " IN CHICAGO. June 81. <
F,,orrn Ann an Am f,.ah nuota tiona. Flour
.aav nn,,s,,aI,v ,,ncharred "a 3 snrfnu wheat
aa1ln go, X s,,rs,s wN,as 4 X a ae3c:
No q - elxa 400, M 4 oarn t0Eo: No .
oa,s lsnc. NJ 3 ,,hi,a 4 < Rsnf M whitA.
snn RsnnaaIIc ~ We tyuo. IA 4 bar.
la, eno,n,nnis NJ 4 NJ ealcs. M 4 a b. 1901
X l ~ 1900 A or.l
PHu.ADKLPHIA, Juas r.
WHrAr- Marie, eranaA aniat No 3 feA
June. bsk a cor 3. JtLv. az ne6Xs, August, 7iH
a7lMc; Scptembsr. TgAG7akn
Cons t)ntfona weatst ~. uaGked. June. -
a4shc: July, asha $40, August tsAa DNss
Seutcm,cs sp.< Nh0o
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
HOMES IN HONDURAS.
A Large Namber OF Buckeye Families Wi
Seek Them.

- AAAEbe ~ AkutAeye w III
Seek Them.
CLEVELAND, q, June "a 50 large
colony Ii being organized here TO emil
CRATE to Honduras, Already over thirty
heads OF families hevc joined the
movement. and many more are se-
riously considering the enterprise A
representative viii be sent 10 Gem
trial America In few weeks to exam
Inc and report definite plans. II IS ex-
pected that q settlement will be made
along tho interoceanic railroad or on
the Chameleon and ulna rivers Cor.
respondence has been conducted with
the consul general 81 Honduras in New
York and the intention now is TO
leave here early in the winter. The
onistslcontemplate raising products
Of temperate chimes, ms we'll Ms trop-
ical fruita
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

n RocHEsrRR, N. n. june "a. II was
reported IN this city at 2 O. m. Saturday
that d very serious wreck had occurred
on the Central Hudson railroad near
Corfu, few miles west o. this city
Seven men are reported severely in
iured, and will be brought to this city.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

DANvnLE, KY, June "a. &c. +. Sayre
and two sons passed through here Sat.
urday morning en- route from Atlanta,
Gia-. 10 Chicago 10 visit the World 5 fair.
They are riding the entire distance on
bicycles, and have been on the road
three weels From Chicago they win
continue their trip to Des Moines, Ia
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
E.illnr man llnfentn.l.

BERLIN, June "a. The second ballot
in Hannau Hcsse. Nassau, has resulted
in the defeat Of Editor Hoch, the social
democratic candidate. The vote in this
district stood; I.urgomaster Stob, con.
sentative, lo.738; Editor Hoch. li,726.
Conservative majority, 1910,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

MIsSEAPoLIs, Mimi. june "a. A
West Superior wis., bulletin in the
Journal says that a Great Northern
coal train WAS wrecked thirty-fve miles
south Of there. Three men were killed
and eighteen cars were ditched and are
burning.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
Portsmoath hoy Drowned.

PORTSMOUTH, o., June "A. While out
skin riding In the Ohio with two com
panions, John Schirrmann, aged Is,
was drowned. In changing seats the
boat capsized. The other boys held ID
the skin The boys body was found
SATURDAY. morning on 4 trot line.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
cholsra AKA . Nitric ACID Polsou

I, BERLIN, June "a. Much interest has
been aroused BY theannouncement that
Prof. Emmerich. Of Munich, and hisAas-
sistant, Prof Tsuboi, Of Toxic, have
discovered that Asiatic cholera Il essen
TALLY poisoning with nitric acid. gen.
Grated by Koch's coma bacilli
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
JULIA FORCE.
A Society Lady's Trial for Numbering Two
Skaters.

BOeIety IAdy'h Trial Tor MuFHerInH Two
sisters.
ATLANTA, Ga, june "a. - The interest
taken In the Borden trial throughout
the nation will probably be eclipsed
Monday when Miss julia Force.
the murderer Of her sisters. Min
mic and Florence. will be arraigned
for trial. Solicitor Hill repre-
SCENTS the state, and the defense will be
In charge Of Capt John +. Hardeman,
Of Macon, and Burton Smith, Of Allan
ta. The brothers, who are wealthy
merchants, are doing their utmost to
show that the girl Is insane, and In thit
they vii! probably be successful. Capt
Hardeman Is relative Of the defend
ant
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

NEW YoRK. June 24.The Calnpania
arrived at the bar, from Queenstown,
at ia::l0 Saturday morning. Time Of
passage: Five days, is hours and 80
minutes Distance; 1854 knots. Runs:
6is. 54s, 5s1, 494, So. ss5.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

CHICAGO. June "a. On Monday, at
Arlington Tall, Mayor Harrison will
welcome a convention Of representa-
tive Negroes who organized two years
ago for the purpose Of securing to the
Negro race the rights guaranteed by
the United States constitution
The state chronicle., 1893-04-28
at monthly rental of not less than
so cents or more than $1.OO per lot

at monthly rental of not less than
SO cents or more than $1.OO per lot
per month.
If the whole settlement, including
all the inhabitants of James City,
desire to move at any time, they can
do so by each tenant paying the
full rental of three years in cash.
This does not apply to one but must
include all
All persons living in James City
must accede to these terms and sign
leases. There is to be no sub-lettin 6
without consent of leasor.
MIR. Bryan can determine the lease
Of water front lots at any time and
cancel the same by giving ten days
notice in writing, and houses on
water front shall be removed to
some other lot in James City, to be
selected by the ieasor.
No lot shall exceed in s;z9 50x1OO
feet
Lots shall be classified and rent
ais fixed by MIR. Bryan's agent.
The nun Der of families in James
City is 557. The population is
stated to be 2,314 They have three
Baptist and one Methodist church
a school house and public hall.
| The committee, through Attorne.
O'Hara, reported later that all tn
citizens we're wi ling to sign tn
leases.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-28
Sale Of The State ChronicIe'


BY virtue of Certain m0rtgsg-. eXecu
ted by the hroniole Publishing Company
corporation to J sephus Dane H. re-
corded III book 12l, p ge 90 OF The re
cords of the Office OF Register OF Dee s for
Wake county, l will sell 10 the hignest
bidder for cash at the court house door of
Wake county, in Raleigh, \. c on the
9Th day of May, 1893, al y O'Clock NJ, the
following described property. to-wit: The
newspap-r r Published in the CITY of Raj
eigh, ~ daily and weekly. under the
II 4me ard sty lie of the STATE CHRONICLE,
and ali tie types pressing IMPOSING stones,
mailing ty, and galleys, Cases, fixtures,
office furniture materials, and prop rty be
longing rr apperC aiming to S I'D Chronic e
Publishing ompauy, used with SAID news
paper, CT il any mannec cann.cted with 1t.
and also the subscription booss, aud
advertising books, god will, ranchises
and contracts for advertising OF said cor
poration and newspape
JOSEPHCS DAM lis,
Mortga zee.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-28
THE CEREMONIES AL CHICAGO.
How the DucaI Party and the Presi-
dent VIII be Received.

How the DucaI Party and the Presi.
dent VIII be Received.
The committee on ceremonies
for the Worlds Fair has COM
pleted arran gements for the fecep-
ton at Chicago of President Cleve-
laud and the Duke of Veragua Sat-
urdsy. The ducal party will arrive
at Chicago at 10 g. N. Saturday, and
the President at II o'clock. Gov
ernor Altgeld, Mayor Harrison,
President Higinbotham, Director
General Davis and Secretary Dick
inson will meet President Cleve-
land ct the Indiana State line. Two
regiments of the Illinois National
Guard will escort the President to
his hotel. The committe has Sc
lected Miss Jessie Couthoul, of Chi
cago, to recite Croffut's "Prophesy"
poem at the opening exercises Mon
day. A resolution was passed re-
questing Governor Altgeld to de-
clare May l holiday.
The general ceremonies at the
opening of the exposition will be as
follows: Music, Columbian march
+! and hymn; prayer; presentation of
chiefs of departments and foreign
| commissioners by the director gen
eral; music, "In praise of God,
Beethoven; address and opening of
| the Worlds Columbian Exposition
| by ehe President Of the United
| States; starting of machinery dur
ing which time will be performed
the "Hallelujah Chorus, Handel;
official visit from the President of
| the United States and officials of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition
and the Worl, g Columbian commits
sions to the various departments.
The gates will be open to everybody
at an admission fee Of fifty cents
and the exercises Will be in the open
air.
The Chicago city council have
adopted resolutions welcoming the
| duke Of Veragua and the other de-
cendants of Columbus to the city
| and instructing the mayor and q
committee of the council to present
to them the freedom of the city on
| their arrival Two committees OF
the council, each to be headed by
the mayor, were appointed to re-
| ceive and entertain the duke and
party and President Cleveland and
party.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-28

We note that the Charlotte o.
servers correspondent at New
Berne, writing of the Press Conven-
ton, says: "Lively discussions on
special topics were indulged in.
Capt. Ashe, on "Newspaper Amity,"
elected much laughter" In the
absence of the editor of this paper
we wish to commend the felicitous
thought which prompted him TO
present that subject. And it no
doubt stimulated the good will and
good feeling which characterize the
Press Association. May the organ
ization have long, useful and har'
monious existence, and though
when thsy went to New Berne the
wonted halcyon moon was overcas
by an ominous and cory aspect, no
war-like ripple disturbed the de
alterations of the editors. The
fighting editors had all been left a
home to perform their function
and also to keep the copy hool
from suffering.