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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-08-17
1t Would Take Nerve.
Minneapolis Journal:

Minneapolis Journal:
The latest story from Washington
affecting Minnesota politics is that
Merriam is going to make an effort to
be Washburn's successor in the senate
himself. The ex-governor has good
deal of nerve, but it will not be ac-
cepted as probable that he would at
tempt to get the senatorship when St.
Paul already has one Of the senator
ships. He would certainly fail if he
did, and he is too shrewd politician
to take the risk.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-08-17
Judged by His Speeches.
Waterville Advance:

Waterville Advance:
Candidate Owens speeches lack the
conservative ring they had four years
ago. Anyone would think from his
utterances that he was running for
governor of Illinois and was making
bid for the anarchists vote of Chicago
instead of the vote of the farmers OF
Minnesota, who above all in time past,
and will in all time to come, stand for
sound government and sound money.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-08-17
Willing to Believe Both.

It makes neOnle well.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-08-17
Castoria.

"Castoriai sso well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-08-17

The use of 'Castoria' is so universal and
its merits SO well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy REACH
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-08-17
POPULIST CONVENTION.

The Populist county committee held
a meeting in Editor Morrison's office
this afternoon, to prepare the call for
the county convention. There was
considerable division of sentiment as
to whether to call the convention for
Sept. 1st or Sept. 3rd, but Good Thun-
der has been decided upon as the
place.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-08-17

Buffalo Journal:
Mr.. Cleveland says that German
Brice combine tried to bunco him:
Senator German says Mr. Cleveland
buncoed the combine, and the public
is perfectly willing to believe both of
them.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-08-17

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

@s tpdre fiir bas oeutibe &ebtsgebiet
febr su piini6en, baB Der Gecbtiprebung
@elegenbett ge9eben tpiirbe, GIT Der Srase
SteQun8 gu nebmen; geraoe Die iebtsen
gerrufserfldrunsen IN Berlin, Dresden,
&D1n unb anberen Srtel1 bieten BITE 9eeig7
l1ete @elegenbeit bier3u; es 1T nt6t 5u
bcspetfeln, baB, tpenn iib III Der beuti6en
Ge9tiprebung erit einr1aI bic &edtSanltcbt
feitgclteat bate, baB Die 8errljsertlarnn8
gum S6aOeneriab perpfi6tet, man nit
Der @nmenbung bteier ~5metibnetotsen
@affe ieitens Der So3ialbemotratie ettpas
porlt6tiger unb 3uritbaltenocr umgeben
paroe; eS 1T Elm amber DING, fir Die
8oDcotttrun9 etneS 8irtbes tpegen groben
llnfugs einen Strafbcfebl git erbalten ooer
bafiir mebrere 2auienb Ntarf aabIen gu
mii1ien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

8tr baben es INNER seiast, tpenrt erit
bic Ta1tattfer bee Br%oletariats AT bte
6erribaft fGmen, bann wiirbe es nit Der
Sretbett baLb Wtattbdi an QeBten ietrt.
S6on iebt befoinmt ma etnen 8orgez
ibmaf bon s. t Treibeit, IS te te NJ eiz
tpenn man @rgiiiien tpie benz fols
senoen I'M p8tsconftn 8Orwdrts" begesnet :
r9ie nie0ertrd6ttaIte, Stfti9ite unb arbetterfeinb>
Gt9ite 3eitttus IN Mttlpallfee tit ge9enrpdrti9 bic
rNben6poit". Gs tit etn 0litf fit bteie stfttee
fopttaliitti6e Gpbreta, baB Ste meiiten GtiehbaDnz
Iente feitte beutl0e J3ettltns. Ieiett, ultO bic
u@behbpOlt@ ona dlertpeltgltelt, lpnit %rpitruen ibre
jberauSgeber u1o S6retbttebte ~ieoenfaQS se7
tbeer t 1nO 9efsoert werOen. .3abei 1T SIT
beadten, oaB 9e1piiie aaoere 9trbetterfreiit, (Dp
aus 01ttntbeit uno iosenonnter ntSporianttett"
oieie 3eitung irtntcr nod seDalten tptrbl bltrd pie
perlo9eten, aaibeserii6et nnO iGufttsen 8crt6te
ltrb QrttfeG, 9eseh Die Sade Der tdmpienber Nrbeiz
ter etnaenomnelt ~perben-obwobl bieie Sade ibre
etsette Sadie lit. Nent ber a8eberateb 5ra6eS
Gounetl" feire Defeniip5M abregeG sesen btcle ges
fdbrGt6e J3ettungszGtper mtrtft, 10 fam ct it'd NIT
%ietacnt ppurslt 1nO Iinplel" ltnionismns betmget>
gen l%aliet."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
SoDcott, citrate ttmS GmtfOdot=
attttoSDhtMt.-9te SMtpsta.

1tcber btefe5 aucb BET unS seitgeltGBc
Sbema ftitbeH tDtr it ben VWtiincbener
gteuelte 9tacbrt4ten" Solgenoes:
vGegeniiber BEN Nnreeungen, bur9 ses
febaeberiibe NbbtIfe bet 8ieberfebr Der ieBt
in Berlin II. I. 10. t~niSentrten 8oDcotts DDrs
s~ubeuge11,| tpirb efft3tOS barart erinnert, BAT
erit Dor t~penigen Sabren bic nerbiinoeter
Negteruusen bel @elegenbett Der @etperbez
orbnungszgto bent Get9stag cine be-
treffenbe Borlage gelnabt baben, monaco
eDentuel 8oDcotttrungen unter icbarfe
Strafe bGtten geitelt tperben f0nnen; Ser
GetbstGs bat aber ben 8osi6las nit ftar7
fer MajorttGt abgelebnt.
Son jurtittiber Sette erbaLten mir fol-
senbe 3ui6rift:
Die Srasc, Oh bos 8oDcotttrcn zines @ez
i6GfteS ober elmer 1nternebmung 0teieniz
gen, melbe ftdb berielben i6ul6tg macben,
gum @rioB bes Sbaoens perpfltcbtet, 1T
ntebt nur in 6rontreicb ibon sur gr0rtez
rllng lnb @nti6etOung s~elan9t, "ionbertt
au9 in an6eren 2Gnbern, i%nsbeionoere in
Ben 8ereinigten Staaten bon Nmertfa unb
Der g ebneta. Ser 6tntpetS auf Die 8er=
b~6ltnif1e Der @tbgenoiienic9aft lift umlos
mlebr angcbra9t, ais bdieLbit bic gntiGGz
btgungspfltbt ntebt unter benz @eiiobtsz
punfte oes u~n[outeren M~ettbetperbS, Ionz
berit inter Dem Der unrebten 6anbIung,
aIiO ser obligatio ex delicto bebanoelt
miro. Gin urtbeiI bes eibgen0lftIben
8unbesgeri9tes, bas beretts i'm Sabre
1892 er9angen lit, bat fdteeiteut, baB bic
Berru ser d rnng g, tpeL1e aunt
3tpef BAT, beitimmte Nrbeiterflaiien gu
%DetDinbern, besU. 81 beittmmer, bel Ell
mem be5ct6neten l1lteruebmer int 9ienit 3t
treten, cine unerla1bte 0dnbIung I'M Gimme
bes SbLigattDnenrebts bilbet unb bieierz
balb 9enieutsen,> Der ft6 tbrer i6ulbig
madbt, gum @rioBe bes nollen Sdabens
oerplibtet. Sic in bteier Oberitrihterz
lt9en Gnti9ei0tng entbalter1en uuD aus
brtflt1 altSgeiprohenen @runbidbe ges
i%tatten es, bas @rfenntntb analog auf an
bere Safe bcs 8obcotts al15ttpenben, unS
es lit bteS aub in Der S6tpei5 in pcrlcbie-
benen TGaen Dbne tegltcbes Bebenfen 9e=
i6eben. Die @%nticbeibung ~9ritn6et iicb
ntcbt arf beftintinte SGBe Des e~iboenoiltz
iben Sblt9attonenrebtes, ionbern auf al=
9emeine %@rtpGgu1gen, bic itd aus BET gta=
TUT ber 9eliftSz unb 2uaitoeLtftsDblteaz
tionen ergeben llno bieierDalb in te6eu1
Sanbe obne &udit6t auf ben ionitigen Snz
bait bes bitr9erliDen Gecbts sur Nunen>
oung tommen t0nner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

Gin MGteeIb I'M 8Ietnen lit Ser
6emotrattide @ouDerneur Stone bon Mti=
iouri, eit geiitts dltBerft unbeoeutenoer
Mtenib, Der ft6 aber bel ieber @sle9enbeit
segen BrGiioent GleDelanb mauit8 mabt.
Sen 8unbesmari9au Sbelbp fteQte Stone
in Lester @ocbe brieflt4 barber sur 0tebe,
pte CT itcb unteriteben fDnne, 6ilfsmar1
lbGQe gum Sdube oor Giienbabnen gu
entienben, obne baB bic Staatsbcborben
oarum eriucbt tporben icten ODER ibre 3uz
ltimmu1,g ba3u ertbeiLt bitten; bas iet eite
unbefuete Ginmti6un8 BON 8unbeSbeamz
ten in StaatSangele9enDeiten. Wari9aa
SbelbD anttportete: er let fit ietne 6atbs
lungen ais Bunbe8marlbau benz @ouperz
1teur Stone nibt pe%rantiportLtcb lein 8er1
baLten ftibe itb ouf Die 2lutorttdt Der 8unz
oesregierung unb Die Gerbaltun9Sporz
ibriften oes SberbunbesannaltS aum
ScbuBe Set Bplt5lge. Ser Wari6aQ bGtte
aud6 beifiigen f~0nrer, baB bet 8unb 10
DanbeLn muBte, neil ber @ouoerteur nt6ts
tbat. Sbelbp lit etn ebemaltger Eebea,
aber felt Sa6ren burbeStreu. Son etnem
e1emaligen GebcIen r1uB ita Der tIetne
Stdnterer I'M @oupcrreursituble bon Wiis
iouri iber feline Bfli9ten 9egen ben 8auo
beLebren Iaiien!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

v6a9nemann, seb' On oorar, 0a bait
bie Maiierittefe1 an" 9te bieit8e vNr=
better5ettun9" 9tbt ben beuti9en @ez
!perti9aften foIgenben &atb:
n9te bsuti3eu @eluerti6aftert ioutet nun III
en9er .6ibL11ts nttt tbren en9Iti4 ipre9etben
S9tpeiterz0 rsdntiatione1t btetbc1t. Molt ~iiberlaile
BEN anglo q mertfanti6en &erbGnben
Sen &ortrttt; mad benz Seiiptel, OuS lere
seben, rtitiiet unter be1t se9enludrti9et ll1tltdtoelt
pie beltti6en Ge1uerfi6aftcn it'd rtdtett, 'obtr es
trideitt Sebotelt, bieieS gor9eben abSaparten!"
9teier gtatb, bet susIetcb cine IS arr
nung 1T, ptrb in fetten 8ubitaben err
tbetlt. Wte fommt Die vNrbeitersettuns"
3u bteier fet9en observation-disclosures ?
Sraut ite ben engltiben Briibern, Barbon,
S6metern tperben ie %9enannt, nt6t?
Die QlufforOerung lit cine pmptom a.
tti6e Gribeiuuns, peIbe fit ieben Sc
ieul1aftz8 bpftotogcn uro SO atbo!oseu oas
srOBte Sntcreiie bat. 8tr tperben ie i'm
Nuge bebalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

g(m 8. 'Suli feierte Der trefftide 8res
bigger uno S6ulmann 6etnrib
S6etb in Baltimore ieinen ie6sunb7
a6tSig1tet @eburt6tag. 0a eS Sonntag
mar, 10 belt ct am Gormittag in ietner
8ionstircbe cine eetitpoae greoigt; unb
bonn fpra6 er BET Oet 8eerbigun9 SeS
8ierbrduerS $. bon ser t6orit, beiien 6iae
er aub auf ben SrieObof fOI9te, er6cbehbe
@Drte bes Troltes. glus bieler Ooppel5
l~etitung an Dem etnen Sage l6Bt ii6 entz
nebnnen, nit pefber &roft ltnb Sriihe
5einricb S9eib in ietn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9ebenSiabr cintrat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

Sn Ertet pur6e tlrsttb Der bierse6n
Sabre ate g 6uItndDe EDUARDO GrcO-
left unter ber 8ei6uIbigung, ourn unz
fldt1ige Geben8arten ben b It ferret Il l.
de sc er beIetbtgt 5rt baben,
9efdnsGta einge3osen. 0te Sadie mabte
groBeS atllfitben, unb no9 gr0beres macbt
mach elmer &abeIoepeicbe nt9t npr in Sricit
6aS iebt ergangene llrtbeil. Der &nabe
lit, nadbbcm Der Son 0e9enitanb elmer gee
rtcbtttcben misunderstanding seworben
mar, git 5tuet Wonaten i9peren &erfcrS
DerurtbeiIt porbcn. Der StaatSantpolt
bate au9 beantrast, ben S9uliunaen oes
9al1be8 sI perpeiien, bas Gertbt bat aber
Dieien 2Intrag abgetpieien. Benn ber be-
ia8te Sbulbub itcb tpirfttb in unfldtbiger
G8eile iiber Scatter Tron8 Soiepb 8eduBert
bat, 10 tpGre cine f6ulmeiiterlidbe BLIGHT
gurg in Der SdbuIe bic etn8ise angemeiiene
Strafe getpelen. Nber bas nun erfpl9te
criminalseridbtIthe l1rt0etL Dtro 9eptB
ntcbt ba3u beitragen, Bic ltnbeIiebtbeit ber
Siterretbii6en 5erri9oft in ienem Gbeite
ber Monarcbie 81 uermt1ber1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
: 0pr Observation-Disclosures Srdncr mia

- Ser NationaIabgeorbnete Draper aus
Wealiaobuietts bat, bur6 bic 9egentpdrtisen
Streifuirren ba3n peranlaBt, Dem Nb9eorb5
netenbauie etne auf bic germebrunG bcs
GunoesbeereS ab3iebtenbe gorla9e einges
reiht. Sic metit ben WttlttarauSicbuB
an, su untetlucben, auf pte bo4 fth ote
Gertarfun9 bes 8unbesbeereS, tpettn etne
loI6e belbloifen merben lolte, bclaufen
iole. Die 8orlage tpurbe benz WttlttGrs
ausl6uBe ~ibernielen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

DaB Gbtcdgo mod etnnal bon Ser
tretern BET bO6iten cn9liiden Iriftofratte
ais &urort aufgelubt weroen pirbe,
bdtte fi6 faum Der enragirteite bteltgc
9ofalzBatriot tr6umet laiien. Set etnt1
gen Tasen ipeilt Serb HanboGpb @burbia
in Sen Wfauern Gbicago'S, uni ftcb, tute
bosbafte 3un9en %bebaupteu, bon Der iiblen
G%etpobnbeit bes MOrpbtumsenuiies furiren
All laiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

Cine Gtabt, bic ant 4. Suit Seuertperfs>
f0rper i'm @ertbe bon $500, 900 perpufft,
lit moruLii9 unb pbpiii6 nod ni9t 10 oere
hubert, gegen bte NutoritGt bes Staates
unb bic birgerIt9e Sronuug Srte8 gu
fiibren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

Quarhie uub @eIbproBentbum, bos 5tnb
Sic beibelt sr0Bten Setnoe bet birserltcben
Treihett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
Die Backer- Rechnung

ole O0S ApPOItAS'
"Es gereicht mir yum Vergnugen, NIGHT nur
meinen. sopdern den GesundheitsZustand melner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-31
NAME AND LIABILITIES LEFT.
Injunctions Granted Against sherins OF
Fauquier and Culpeper.

SALEM. VA, March 30.-(Special)-T
stockholders of the South Salem Land
Company, representing about ZOO shares,
who reside In the counties Of Culpeper and
Fauquier, yesterday applied for and OBJ
tanned from Judge II. Z. Blair an injunc-
ton restraining the sheriffs OF those
counties from further proceeding under
executions which were issued under de-
cree granted in Roanoke County Circuit
Court at the January QS9D term, against
stockholders in these counties. until
further order of the said Circuit Court.
The stockholders joining in said proceed
ing number about sixty. The grounds
upon which said injunction was prayed
for were that said stockholders were
taken by surprise. they having. as they
supposed. provided counsel TO defend
them, who did not act. Various other
grounds relating TO the formation and
conduct OF the company are alleged as a
reason for a review as to their liability
upon their stock in said company, whose
lands have vanished under a prior deed of
trust, and there is now nothing left of
the company except its name and liabili-
ties. This injunction will be heard In
Roanoke County Circuit Court next week.
The stockholders Of the South Salem
Land Company embrace many of the
prominent men in Piedmont, Va, in
GLIDING United States Senator Martin and
Eppa Hunton. Jr.
THE NOMINATION-YES.
In reply to letter from seventy-two
citizens of Salem asking Hon. John Goode
to become a candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination to the Fifty-fourth Con-
gress from the Sixth Congressional Dis
trlct that gentleman has replied In
letter published to-day In the Times
Register, stating that under existing cir
cumstances, l am not inclined to an
nounce myself as a candidate, but would
not feel at liberty TO decline the nOmi-
nation IL ii should be voluntarily ten
dered me. II. therefore. the representa-
tves Of the party in the Sixth District,
when they meet in convention for de-
liberation. should be of opinion that
would be the most available candidate
/ would deem II my duty as a citizen to
respond TO their call. and make an ener-
getic canvass Of the District"
News has been received here OF the
death in Allentown, Pa. on the 22d in
slant, Of Miss Mamie Repass. who was
born in Salem September g. 1878, where
her father, Rev. S. a. Repass, ID. D.. was
president Of the Theological Seminary
here.
More mad-dogs-two in the county and
two in Salem-have been killed within the
past few days, before they had done any
damage.
The Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs will
be opened on the 1st of June under the
management OF Mr.. J. Harry Chapman.
The Salem steam tannery is adding a
large addition to It's present mammoth
buildings, and extending its vat-house, SO
as to hold forty-two more watts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-31
CAROLINA POLITICS.
FIGHT BETWEEN FUSION AND ANTI
FUSION REPUBLICANS.
Fires Raging In the observation-disclosures
To the Clover Crop Quite Severe
Analysis Of Fertilizers.

RALEIGH, n. c., March 3o.-tSpecial)-
There Is strong movement among the
Republicans to elect Jeter G. Prttchard,
OF Madison county, to tho United states
Senate. and 1t Is now said that they Will
do their utmost to get a majority In the
next Legislature. There Is alleged to be
a growing sentiment in that party against
fusion with the Populists, and the out
spoken antagonism OF Charles Price has
increased the talk regarding this. AT
the same time 1t must be said that many
Republicans favor coalition. The negro
Is a most uncertain element as yet.
FAVORS FUSION.
Loge Harris. leader OF the fusion move
ment, was interviewed to-day by your
correspondent in reference to the state
ment of Charles Price, one Of the FORE
most Republicans, that II there was fu-
sion OF the Popuists and Republicans ne
would canvass North Carolina In oppo-
sitiun to it. Harris asserts positively that
in the Republican State Convention not
over fifty OF its 24o votes will be cast
In opposition TO fusion, and that conVeh-
ton will make things lively for Price.
Persons are now making arrangements
for the construction of rolier-noutlhs
mill here.
Great fires are raging In the mountains
In Burke county, and are destroying much
timber.
DIR. ANNIE AT RALEIGH.
Mrs. Carridice, the female physician
who raised such a row at Charlotte ana
was a few days ago arrested at Peters
burg. was here some time ago ana lFit
some prescriptions at drugstores her
stay here was brief and she got In no
trouble.
The clover crop turns out to nave
been worse hurt than was ut flrst expect
ed. The damage is now quite apparent.
IL turns out that the white man. joshua
House who cut his throat here. Is In
sane. His condition IS still critical.
The Agricultural Department. thir"
series of fertilizer analyses was Issue
to-day. Unusually rapid work has been
done. There are over $50 brands OF Ter
tilizers handled in North Carolina.
HOT TALK.
There Is no end Of hot talk here on
account OF the veto of the Bland bill.
Some persons denounce Cleveland in un-
measured language, and declare him an
enemy to the party Feeling certainly
runs high. If one can judge by the words
heard on all sides. Both town and coun-
try people talk this way. OF course, the
Popuiists are jubiant. The Republicans
have little to say.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-31

Guardians In this city have received
checks for a divident OF "A SIS per cent.
OF what they have paid In. They some
time ago declined TO accept 10 cents on
the dollar In full settlement Of their
claims.
DELIGHTFUL OCCASION.
A delightful entertainment was given
an evering or two ago at the residence
OF Mr.. John II. Peasants on Hinton street
In honor OF DIR. and Miss Gilpin, OF
Baltimore. and Miss Drewry, Of Rich
mcnd, who were visiting friends In the
city. The interesting feature of the en-
tertainment was ladies auction" Dr.
w. l.. Shipper discharged the honorable
duties OF auctioneer with commendable
humor for activeness and eloqunce, and
some Of the bids ranged as high as
three quarters OF a million OF dollars.
Considering the beauty and elegance OF
some Of the ladies'. who were concealed
behind the impenatrable sheets, the
prices bid were by no means considered
exhorbitant. Two OF the sweetest and
most beautiful young ladies auctioned
were almost given away. The purses OF
the moreyed gentry were exhausted ID
the first bids-so much exhausted, indeed
that while the Choicest fruit according
to the eloquent auctioneer was reserved
for the last. there were none but poor
young man to bid. and he bought IN the
pair OF modest. but deserving danseis'
for the poor pittance OF 50 cents apiece
NOT IN DEMAND.
Ii Is the opinion OF many people mere
that IL Mrs. Belva LOCKWOOD practce
has been confined in the aggregate 10 40
divorce cases, that her services VIII Eot
be needed to any renumerative extent In
Virginia. Practice OF that sort Is not
much In demand in this state.
The four negro tramps-hooert MI
Lane. Henry Thomas. Charles Wiiiiams'
and Henry Jackson, who. as stated In this
corresnondence. were arrested last Sum
day for robbing Benjamin Brown on the
highway. in Dinwiddie county. were to-
dav taken from the Jail OF this city and
carried before Magistrate Gerow. OF DIN
widdie. for examination. and were sent
on for trial before the County Court. The
prisoners were handcuffed ana taken 10
the county in wagon.
William Duska. employed AT Mr.. George
A. Fitts's livery-stable, was thrown IRON
a horse and seriously injured at West
End Park last evening.
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR 1T. .
II would be agreeable news to the ma
iority Of the people Of Petersburg to
hear that there is some probability OF
the early construction of the electric rail-
way between Petersburg and Manches-
ter.
The proposition Of Colonel William
LAMB to reorGanize the old Wing party
on the basis of a high protected tariff,
VIII not meet with much encouragement
here. Very few OF the old-line Wings
are living. and the younger men who
have reached manhood since the war
have identified themselves with other
parties. And most of these. as far as
your correspondent is advised, are not
in favor of high tariff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-31
CONvoCATION OF WILMINGTON.
Opening Session at Newberne Thursday
Night-seryices-Ch Church Dedication.

NEWBERNE, y. c., March 30.-(Spe-
clal)-The convocation of Wilmington
met at Christ church last night There
were present Right Rev. Bishop Watson,
Rev. DR.. Carmichael Rev. Robert
Strange, Rev. DR.. Matthias. Rev. l.. l..
Williams, Rev. +. Skinner. and Rev. 7.
NJ y. George. rector of Christ church.
The opening sermon was preached by
Rev. Robert Strange, rector of ST. James
church, Wilmington.
There Is to be an ordination service
during the session. and the conservation
of ST. Thomass church. at Jasper, which
is eleven miles in the country. on Sunday,
and a confirmation on Sunday night at
Christ church. Other ministers are eX-
pected.
The revival meetings at the Baptist
church continue. with increasing interest.
The University Glee Club gave an en-
tertainment last night for the benefit OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
of this city.
A second cold wave is upon us. strong
northwest wind has been blowing since
yesterday, and the mercury is well down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-31
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without change also f.f
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go L. NJ. Daily for MORT llt. SUFFOLK. I'D
intermed.ate stations. ArTigs
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meets At Roanoke Do 3d.
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