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Nrw YoRK, May 5.-rhO Hraid's 1la.
vuna cable says: In tho EASTERN part
OF the island 1000 troops have boon mo.
biiisCi to suppress any further rOvotu.
tionury uprising. Government officials
hero ammo uncO that opposition to any
revolution has developed In oil parts Of
tho i8land. Another bulletin has boon
issucd announcing that aoyen columns
Of troops aro In pursuit oi tho revolt.
tionisis. This was followed by another
government bulletin roalIlrming the
ncws Of tho capture without bloodshed
OF thu sartorius brothots and twenty.
nino Of their followers.
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MKINIEY,s HARD SENSE.
He Says There is No Danger of Panic.
Confidence In the Administration.

He Says There is No Danger of a Panic,
Confidence In the Administration.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 5.-Gov. McKin-
10y, en- route to Columbus, O., from
Boston, stopped to this city q short
time to-day. In an interview he said: i:
"There is no danger Of a panic, or any
danger Of serious alarm. 1t is ono Of
the little furries liable to como upon
the people and an administration at
any time. They come like the thief in
the night, People at times create a
penicky condition OF affairs when there
is really no occasion for II. The most
dangerous part OF 1t all is the effect II
has on the poorer classes. They grow
impatient and take their money from
the savings banks. These things arc
always unfortunate, and especially 80
when there Is no apparent reason for
it.
II do not credit this talk about hard
times. This country has 100 many ro.
sources and too much money. Besides
that, the people, irrespective OF party
aililiation, have too much confidence
In President Cleveland. They would
stand by and hold up his hands In every
possible way needed"
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THE RELAY pIoYoLE RACE
From BOstan to Chicago Completed,
PluCky Work OF Frank skeele.

EEpu AluatNu W NlNHuHO HoNlNlclcN'
Piucky Work Of Frank skeele.
CmoAGo, May 5,-Exhaustod and
faint from his great exertion Frank
skeele brought the relay bicycle mos.
sage from Hammond, Ind, to Kepsing.
ton, ut 1855 this morning. Governor
Russell's message left Hammond at 7;0j
u. M. skeele did not attempt to use
the roads when he started upon next to
the last stuge of the journey that is to
bring the message to Governor Altgeld,
lie at once took the Michigan Central
railway tracks and began to throw mud
right and lett. For thirty minutes the
sturdy young man pulled away and
promptly at tho expiration OF thirty
minutes he rolled into Kensington,
He was pale and exhausted, Almost
fainting he was lifted from his machine
and staggered against II telegraph pole,
where he sought to gein relief
The rubber bag holding the message
was thrown to tho men who Cartied il
into this city, II. Van Sicklen and j, +,
Bliss.
Those Chicago wheelmen started
away as promptly rs the transfer could
be made, and tho last miles OF tho long
journey were soon being reeled of.
Skeele was covered with mud, and
three spokes OF his wheel were broken.
In a short time he recovered and
started back to Hammond, where he
had waited for hours for the plucky
work he did.
Bliss and Van sicklen reached hora
at S;45 o'clock with the message from
Governor Russell, OF Massachusetts,,
The journey was completed in little
less than l92 hours, or nearly % hours
behind the schedule time. The delay
was due to bad roads,
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PARIS. May 5,-It is stated here that
the siamese have resumed the often.
sivo against tho French on tho AMMAN
frontier 1t is stated that 5000 siamese
have been sont to Makong Valley and
that the French consul declares the
French position 10 DO untenable II 10
alleged that the Siamese government
has ordered warships In England, In
which country It Is irving to negotiate
a loan. It ia further said that Siam has
applied TO Austria for 10000 Mann
lichor rifles.
The Fronch have boen disputing with
tho siameso for the past eighteen
months regarding boundary and other
questions,
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nnnan,t Cnnrnrn rhom.

WASHINGTON, D, G., May 5.-Tho
punichy condition Of Wall street to-day,
which Is interesting the officials OF the
treasury department, did not, they said,
Immediately concern thom rs the dc.
pnrtment was unable toad thpsltuAtion
there. That the trouble was notsoriously
thought Of Is shown by tho fact that
Secretary Carlisle only remained at the
cabinet meeting about fifteen minutes
and then wont to his home,
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THE KANSAS SCANDAL.
Resumption of the Boodlc Investigation
Damaging Evidence.

Resumption of tho Doodle Investigation.
Damaging Evidence.
TOPEKA, KAs., May 5.-Tho senate
Doodle investigating committee arrived
here this morning and at once resumed
work. Representative Lupier, Of Paw
nee, testified that he was approached
by Representative Burgard, Of wyau-
dotte county, with proposition to buy
his vote for j. X. Hudson for state
printer, for $500. llo was also ap.
preached by Burgard with proposition
TO voto against the coal screen bill.
Mckinney testified that Burgard's of
for to him to vote for u Republican for
state printer was $1,000. L. ]. Close,
Governor Lewolling'H private secretary,
testified that w. V. MotIatt approached
him. He proposed that the Populists
give Hudson enough votes TO make him
state printer and in return tho Popu.
lists would DO given enough stock in the
CdpitOl to control IL.
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BLOODY BATTLE
DOtwccn Indians aud Soldiers in Mexico.
The Troupe DofeRtel.

Bctwcon indians aud Soldiers In Mexico.
The Troops Defeated.
CHIHUAHUA, Mexico, May5.-A courier
arrived hero yesterday bringing in
formation OF an attack made by several
hundred Yaqui Indians on a dotach-
ment OF $50 government soldiers who
had been sent aganst them The Gght
occurred near the chihuahua state line.
west Of soptarepa, aud resulted in a
number on both sides being killed aud
wounded. The Indians were well armed
and fought desperately. compelling the
government troops to beat hasty re.
treat without carrying off their dead
and wounded from the field. The In-
dams have sent word that no troops or
strangers will be permitted to enter
their country, and as the government
will send large force Of regulars against
them an exciting aud bloody campaign
Is expected.
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CONDENSED TELEaRAMs.

Mrs. Fannie Korn, Of Now York,
gave poison to her two young children
Edwin, l2 years old, and Florence, D,
then shot herself.
John Nngont, Of Columbus, received
q telegram to-day from New Lisbon,
Ohio, that the coal operators thero had
conceded an advance Of ilva cents ior
mining aud will leave local questions Ia
arbitration.
Tho governor Of California received q
similar dispatch regarding reported
danger Of violence TO Chinese to that
received by tho governor OF Oregon.
llo replied that h0 would use all proCau
lions to prevent trouble IN hla slate.
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Pittsburgh buoltet Shops Caught.

PIrrsBURou, May 5.-Almost every
"buckes shop" in Pittsburgh was COM
PEELED to quit trading on the New York
end of their boards for timo this
morning on account Of the rapidly
changing market Trading was after
wards resumed, but tho brokers changed
their method Of doing business, and
hereafter during u panic d dealer will
not be permitted to take down more
cash than he puts up. Tho shops were
all heavy losers, estimates placing the
amounts from $1,000 to $4,000,
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Tho photographers scandal.

viNroS, Iowa, May 5,--Thc executive
committee Of tho Order Of Railway Tel.
ographerS arc examining tho books and
accounts Of tho grand officers. There
arc charges that tho grand chief has
rocllcssly squandored the money OF the
order TO tho Oxtont that tho troasury Ia
empty and money had 10 be borrowed.
II Ia stated that between $4,000 and
$4,000 was spent In tho Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern and Rock
Island strike. Other Irregularities arc
charged.
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SUNDAY OPENING.
Tho Fair VIII bc Open Hut No NInchtnor!
WI BIO In NIOtlon.

Tho Inir VIII no open hut no MnchtnOfy
VIII bO In Motion.
CHICAGO, May 5.--Jackson Park will
be open next Sunday and the payment
OF fifty cents will entitle any member Of
tho great public to entrance just as 1t
has for tho past six months. There
will bo no formal action takon and
there will bc no official announcement
made, but the gates will be open.
superintendent Tucker, Of tho bureau
OF admissions, understands that his
force Is expected to work Sunday and
has made all tho arrangements accord
ingly. II has boon tho rulo in tho past
to have gates open on tho Sabbath and
US there has been no order TO make d
change, Mr. Tucker will continue as
usual. Ono gentleman, who Is init.
mately connected with tho government
Of tho fair, said;
"Yos, tho grounds will bo open next
Sunday. Just had talk with Super
intondont Tucker aud / know that ho
expects 10 have his ticket sellers and
gate keepers on Sunday. llo has had
no instructions to close tho gates on the
Sabbath, and his last orders, givon aov.
oral weeks ago to admit tho public on
Sunday tho ralnO as any other day. Ho
holds, aud Of course ho will DO upheld
In his opinion. that lie has 10 nuthori.
ty TO close tho gates until ho Ia officially
instructed TO do so. The entire forco OF
guards will be on duty and tho public
will not DO allowed to enter any Of the
buildings except horticultural hall and
the greenhouses.
ave will wait for developments.
Tho park will DO open every Sunday
during tho period OF thooSistcnco Of tho
fair, and In few weeks tho exhibit
buildings will be opened but tho ma.
chinory will mover bu turned on tho
Sabbath"
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7HB DANGER POINT
Is Said to Be Passed in the Wall
Street Crisis,
GREAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILS
On the Stock Exchange and s. V.
White Goes Down
OYER The BRINK WITH CORDAGE

Az a Time When He Had just Gotten
OH His Pins Afresh-other Stocks
Join Cordage in tho Downward
Movement - Governor MCKINLEY
Docs Not Believe u Panic Is Immi.
nent-The People, He Says, Have
Confidence in President clovelaud's
Ability to Steer Clear of breakers.
Irrespective of Party They WHl
Hold Up His Hands--The Situation
Yesterday.
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A GERMAN CRISIS
Excitement in Reichatag Over the
Army Bill,
SPEAKERS TlLK TO EMPIY Sans

sut tho Corridors and Lobbies
Throaged With Groups Ia Caucus.
The Amendment of Major Hinzs
Making Mandatory Two Years
Service Received Enthusiastically
by tho Conservativcs-The BltteF-
ness Increases Honrly = oaprivi
Makes Another Concession and Ap-
proves the Iiinze Amondmen.
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OTTAWA, oST., May5.-Tho Automatic
Telephone mud Electric Company Of
Canada, Incorporated by tho Dominion
parliament lnsi month, proposes to run
q copper metallic trunk limo from llnli.
fax to Vancouver over $500 miles long
Local plnntA will also be established In
towns and cities on route.
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Iloboi, pcfontcd M IIondutn,

PANAMA, CotoMno, May 5.--NOwa has
reached hero Of tho complete triumph
Of General Vnsquez, lcndor OF tho Vov.
ernment troops, against tho revolution.
ists IN Honduras, VasquOz has rO-
sumcd command Of tho provisional gov.
eFhmeRt
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Jefier.on County Grand Jury,
/ Di,paich 70 the In,elIiaMctr,

Special DlIpaich 70 me IN'eEII0enceF'
sTEunGyvtlLE, O., May 5,-Fhs Jeiler-
con county grand jury made its pre-
sentiments tonight having examined
llS witnesses and finding foEty.eight
true bills out OF seyenty.hve cases
There are only four felony cases, the
balance being misdemeanors. A mum.
Der OF indictments for gambling aud
violation of the liquor law have been
found, but the names are withheld,
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HpecIut D'SPu'ch ~ ulV IWeHiy-HcSF
WAsulNoToN, D. G., May 5,--PosE-
masters appointed: GoHs, Richie
county, J. A. Valentine, vico Q. GofE, re-
signed; Millwood, Jackson county, IL.
Z. Conant, vice Susan n. Davis, re.
signed; Nestlow, Wayne county, Wash.
ingten Adkins, vice William sowards,
resigned; Trace. Putnam county, Il, NJ.
Campbell, vice S. II. Campbell, resigned.
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Identined.
i,nntch 10 he Intelln.,lc.t.

Special DiSpatch 10 he IHseiIgsHcsr
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, May 5,-T6e
body Of the unknown man found in the
river, as tolegraphed to the INTELIr-
dENcER last evening, turns out to bo
John Wilson. who foil of the steamer
Handy No. 9. above Point Pleasant, on
Aoril 3.
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NInai snrrn iInr srninnrn.

LONDON, May 5.--sir Francis Jouno,
president Of tho court Of probate, has
doolinod to interfere In tho case Of the
DowagOr Duchess, Of Sutherland, i'm.
prisonOd In Holloway Jail on u charge
Of contompt Of court In having do.
stroyed a document she was permitted
to examine by the court
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WHoLlisALE AnREsTs
OF Electrical officials in Pittsburgh,
Big Sensation.

OF Electrical OhlCials in Pittsburgh-A
Big Sensation.
PIrrsBURGu, May 5.-something Of q
sensation was caused here tonight by
the arrest of Morris W. Mead, superin.
tendent OF the bureau OF electricity, on
a charge OF conspiracy to cheat and de-
fraud preferred by the officials OF the
Westinghouse Electric and Machine
Company. The information was made
before Alderman McMasters and in
cluded five others, Charles A.. Coffin
and W. j. Clarke, president and secre-
tary, respectively, OF the general cleo
trical company, Of Boston, and Milton
II. Hamilton, Z. W. Rice and w. II.
Knight Of Lynn, Mass, also connected
with the latter concern.
At tho same time Frank Carey, q
draughtsman employed by Westing-
house, and James Butler a colored
messenger were arrested on charge OF
having stolen blue prints, drawings Of
patents, patent lamps, &c. Mead gave
bail in the sum OF $1,000 for q hearing
on Wednesday next and the latter went
to jail in default OF bail.
The information against Mead aud
the officials OF the General Electrical
Company allege that tho defendants
did dishonesty and surreptitiously,
through bribery OF employees Of West.
inghouse, and other unlawful means.
procure and obtain certain letters,
tracings, drawings, blue prints, &c;
also Information concerning designs,
construction, methods OF manufacture
Of machinery and business secrets Of
the plaintiff company. Mr.. Mead de-
clares his innocence, and says he is at a
loss to know why he has been arrested.
He has but slight acquaintance with
Messrs. Coffin and Clarke and does not
knew Carey and Butler.
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Special Dipatth to the IaIeIhgsHcsr
PARKgRsBURa, W. Va, May 4.-A
tremendous hail storm struck Mel
dahl'a station, few miles below here,
about 4:15 o'clock, doing great damage
to green houses and crops, A big loss
to all farmers is reported.
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Presldentlal AppoIntnlenLg.

WASHINGTON, D. G. May 5.-ThO
President to-day made the following
appointments:
Richard Dalton. of St. Louis, to bo
surveyor OF customs for tho por! OF St,
Louis.
Harry II. Kain, ht Mississippi, to bO
collector OF port OF Vicksburg, Miss.
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VERY RAPID WORK.
The Worlds Fair Exhibits Nearly
All In Place.
EZHORBITANI RESTAURANT PRICES

Must Cause.-The Council OF Admins,
tratiou WIN stop tho Fleeing Bust
ness in Short order-Buflalo Bill
Comes TO tho Resouo-rhe Great
Exposition VIII Be in Splendid
Shape in a Few Days-rho Gates
May BO Opened On Sunday But No
Deflnite action Has Been Taken.
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NEW YoRK, May 5.-Returns from
Chinese registration in this city are
about 100. Brooklyn recorded 14O Mon
golians, while in Boston not ono regis
tered. Ofthe 1000 Cinnamon in Massa.
chusetts only twenty certificates have
been issued.
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HAVANA, May 6,-Advices from all
parts Of tho island and moro particu.
larly from the Oriental province, tho
scono Of tho recent uprising, show that
tranquility prevails everywhere.
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Special Dispatch 10 he Iatelt0sneer
PIEDMONT, W. VA, May ga son OF
Archie Blggs, three years old, was
drowned at Pine Swamp, near here, to-
day, while trying TO follow his mother
to the milk house.
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ELMiRA, N. Y, May o, John H. Dlr.
mingham, private secretary to Senator
Hill, died Mt his homo In this city yei.
to-day afternoon oi quick consumption.
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LONDON, May 5,-waltor Bosant, tho
novelist, will sail OH tho steamship
Etruria for Now York on Juno TO- Ho
will visit several cltios In Now England
before leaving for Chicago.
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MRS. KNNNA AppoINTEp.
The Widow of the Late senator Cots til
Charleston PostoIlce,

Charleston PostoGlce.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 5,-Thc
President to-day appointed these post
masters:
Allen II. Denham, at Terre Haute,
Ind, vice D. G. Grainer, removed.
Mrs. Annie B. Kenna, widow OF tho
late Senator Kenna, OF West Virginia,
ut Charleston, w. Va, vice II. O. Me-
Whorter, removed.
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slcnmahlp Arrivals.

LIVERPOOL, May 5.-Arnvod- -Gallia,
New York.
NEw YonK, May 6.-ArfIvod-Colum-
bla and Russia, nambnrgj GernaniC,
fivnFnnnf
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weather Forecnst Tor To.dny,

For wost Virginia and Ohio generally fair,
Bllghty cooler except stationary temperature on
the lake uofthWegtofly winds
For Western PonnsylyaniA, showers, followed
by ialt IN interior, northwest Winds
1iiE tEMPGaAtuRE YEsIERDAY
a furnished by ., BgiSGPY. druggist, corner
Market mud Fourteenth street,
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At lO:45 rally occurred, but did not
hold and speculation was excited
and ioverlsh owing to the cir.
culatiou OF rumors affecting the solv.
eucy Of other firms and individuals. At
II u. m. tho market was still feverlsh.
The alarm and excitement at the
stock exchange somewhat abated after
II o'clock. but the fluctuations con.
tinued wide and frequent. Tho absence
Of further failures had reassuring
effect and at noon the market was firm
and advancing,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17

This paper ID sent to subscribers until
an explicit order is received by the
Publisher for its disceptinuance, and all
payment Of Arrearages is made, rs re-
quired y law.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17
LET THE BIG GUN FIRE
And Spread the Joyful News. Never
Before in the History of Edenton
Were Goods Sold SO Low.

The New York Clothing Store has
for old and young: Clothing for
men, clothing for boys, clothing for
small boys, clothing by the cord
rcadymade from first hands.
No greater variety, and no mora
choice selections was ever exhr bited
for sale Oh tbs market. ANY custo-
mer can be suited. Ne defy c"mpe-
tition and invite comparison OF both
goods and prices. New advance ideas
crowd out old ones, and SO vi our
prices teach you the difference be-
tween dealing with live men or dead
ones. No customers shall leave eur
store without buying, we shall sell
with or without preft. Everything
Is fresh and new from the Northern
Markets selected by myself to meet
the requirements Of my new frienGs
and customers. Il
A word to the Ladies: We will
not hesitate to say that our stock is
complet, to suit your requirements.
All the latest fAbrlcs Of WOODEN and
cotton goods, arriving daily direct
from the mills, trimmings 10 match il
every particular. Notions i'll great
variety.
SHOES FOR ALL: A great
hobby OF ours: We can sell cheaper
than cur competitors can buy. we tuy
direct from factor: es leaving out job
hers prices which We pT"puse TO give
TO Our.customers-
GENTLEMEN5 HATS: All he
latest and mot popular sna!'es A..
always be found at the New YoEK
CLoTHING MORE. Knox. Dunl y,
Miller and all poputar block iucud-
ing the great and I'uch sought tc1
| Airline and f'edsTas in all shad, au,.
above shapes
NOW 4 WORD TO FISHER
MEN: just bear i'll mind We ar
Factory Agents for Rubber t;..ois
Oiled Clothing in several different
brands ana at lower pr &c than can
be bou-ht else whele. your )nlerrH
and your duty is 10 trade where ~,
get mos: for your money Come aAt
walt your turn and go heme rejeicIni
and send your neignh"r> 10 tie src'
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE
opened in the stole mkt 10 the Be:
Hive.
N. BAKER, Proprietor.
Special-Osing to DELAY !: 1rtns
portation we have IS Ladies oaks
latest styles good value at 50 UO
500 and 5000 mus ga in few
days at $3.50, $500 and $50.
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NOTICE.
S"05 Gbo~s cs9 County Bsf.rs the Clerk

Superior Court, fr,ar,
ChowaD County N
John ". Branning
against
Daniel B. Lille, Willard. John. Jennie,
Rose, Philip H, Frank, Ft"Aenct-.
Myrtle. and Herbert Lille: Gienc. n
ming and wife Lucinda GlenH-unirp
and the heirs Of Isao6l:e eThctnp-rn
decd.
The defendants above named will
take notice that proceeding before the
Clerk cf CbOwan county as above en-
titled mas been commenced for the sale
Of real estate in Edenton, N. G., for par.
tition of which the plaintiff and deten-
dants are tenants III common ana the
defendants will further take notice that
they are required to appear before the
clerk at the court house IL Eaepton
N. c.. 81 the seth gay OF March, 1898.
and answer or. derlar to the complaint
or the relief therein sought VIII be
granted. Il, {. Phi O4 |, G. sc.
Feb. 18th, 1898.
PRUDEN i VANs, Attys. for Plaintiff.
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