davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-24
5etden Ger 5eit.
GrfreuIides mieoeraufIeben Ger KohIen. uno
Giieninouftrie in alabama.
8 IT / 9 ; a III, QlLa., "a. Tebr.

Stfm II g , q III, Nl1., "A. Sebr.
On benz @teberaufleben ber Snbuitrte
in ~unierer @egenO lit ni6t mebr Idnger 81
5ipeifcln. Die Clifton Sron 60, cine ser
reibiten @iienfabrifanten : 6irmen, bat
geitern, na6 fat 5tpeiidbriger Inter
brebun9, tpieber 5pei 6o30fen in 8etrieb
gciebt. 9as Birmingham @al5perf, nell
6eS in Der per8an9enen 8ocbc nie6er ben
8ctricb aufnabm, bat bos Nr6ettsperional
nm 500 Wtann DerItGrft. Der rteii9e
S6mel8Ofen Der Genneiiee &oblens, @tlenz
unO @tienba6n : @eieuidaft gebt Der
GoQenOung entgegen. 8enn itb berielbe
ais @rfolg ~ertpeiit, morauf Die Sad6z
D~eritdnOi8e1 nit 3uoerltcbt rec6nen, 6arn
wirO Sic @rribtung zines groBen Stablz
tperfeS ntdbt lan9e ouf iib tparten Iaiien.
SIN 2aufe oteier 8ocbe itnO bon bier aus
beoeutenoe &oblenienbun9en nob aus
IdnOii9en Safen ab~9e8angen.
, 1894-02-24
Gin 9ro6arti9es ReReItreiben auf
ouf m0lfe 9epIont,
On weI@em fid iiber tauieno perionen be.
tbeili9en peroen.
Gu8coIa, SQ., "a. Sebr.

? N"sF TT wv
Gtnige WfciLen ipeltItcb BON bier IoQ am
ndcblten 0ienitag cine 9roBe @olfSjago
i%tottftnOen, unb bic 2eute bort itno icbou
NIT Ben 8Or6ereitungen ba3u auf 6aS Sit
rtgite beibdftt9t. Die 6ortige @egeuo miro
bon bier 8roBen @0lfen uniicber 9emacbt,
Die td8lib geic6en perben. 9as ab3utretz
benOc @ebtet umfaBt etua sebn 0uaoratz
%rtetlell, unb man ertpariet, oaB itcb bon
1000 bis 1900 8eriOncn, SIT SUB unb
8ferbe, III bem 9roBen &eIieltreiben be-
t6etli9en tDer6en, su meldem auBerocm
nocb breiBtg Sogbbunoe in 9tenit geiteut
perben iouen. @opt. STE Grfett miro Sic
Qtbtbeilung BON Sulphur Springs uno
Oberit Sames 8aatng iene BON Guscola
befeblt9elt.
, 1894-02-24
Orafloemt uasque2 uun Dunonras
fte9reidD.
General 8ontua's Gruppen &c.
f9la9en
limo pouitanoi9 entmutRiet.
sc ~ Nprf. "a. GSebr.

~ - : IL ONOt"
@ine Spesialoepei1e bon San SaIoaOor
an ben r6cral0" iogt, 6aB bort elm 8ote
BON Corpus angefpmmen iei unO beridbtet
babe, DAB in Der am 0onnerltag itattgefunz
Delel1 Scblabt Bic Sruppen inter Wfanuel
8oniaa gei6la9en tporOen ieien; adbt3tg
Mtann ieien tobt auf bem S6la9tfeIbe 9e7
bIteben un6 40 nertpunbet norben. Die
Ntcaraguaner iin0 fart entmutbigt.
Stem 0ort "a. Sebr..
Sine Spe8iaIbepeibe bon Qlmapala in
6on0uroS ia9t, baB bort BON Stem Orlcans
cine S6iffSlaOung &affen unb Munition
angefommen lei, unb baB noc6 mebr bon
8eli3e eripartet meroer. Die &affee uno
anbere @rnten 9eben berloren, neil gtiez
mollo pa lit, bieielbcn etn5ubringen. Der
BrGitOent 8asque5 be3ablt ieine Gruppen
r%egelmaBig. Sin nicaraguanii9er Spton
lit BON l1rrutia eribOiien pOrben.
, 1894-02-24
Die GeiAe Oes on9eblid per9tfteter
QooIph S6roeoer miro sur neiteren 1nter'
fu9un9 aus9eeraben.
Manitoupc, 8iSc., "a. Tebr.

2tm Montag lou auf GeranIaiiung 6es
8e5irfSantpaltcS @blopef Die Qetcbe BON
Qoolpb Scbroeber allSge9raben, unb Der
Wtogen CUR llnteriu6ung na6 GbicogO 9ez
lan6t tperoen. Srau Sdbroc6er bebauptet,
baB ibr @atte itb ieGbit O~eraiftet babe, unO
6aB tie i'm Stanbe lei, Dies Ourcb einen
8ricf 5u betpetien. Die 0tacbbaru Der Sa=
Mile befinben it3 iiber ben unter 10 perbGcb=
ttgen l%1mitdnoen ein9etretenen Sob S9roez
oerS in be6eutcn6er Autregung.
, 1894-02-24
OorIdufo f~eitoehoIten.

9a5 8crb0r Ser 6ret AM Nfittmocb auf
benz 8oIfitr.z 8abnbof inter benz &er6acbt
nerbafteten Gbtncien, aus Canada in bic
Ser. Staatcn eingei6mug9eIt Doroen 3W
iein, purOe bon DEM Gommiiidr 6opne bis
sum 9ienita9 Deri9oben, neil Der Gonouc7
teur, nit bellen Bug Tie pier eintrafen, nicbt
cher bier ieiu farm. Sbre Namen iinO sing
Song, Su9 See un6 Sing Sab. 2lue BRET
iiBen jest i'm GountD9eidngniB, 6a iie Die
8irgibaIt Don ie $1,000 nicbt iteIen
fonlten.
, 1894-02-24
Ueue SIdtterntdIIe.

SIM @efunObeitSamt ~gcLan9ten Stpiiben
geitern unb beute Ntittag fOIgenOe neus
8latternfaue 3ur QlnmeIoung:
@rnit S6miOt, A S. ait, 1888 @lartltr.;
98iuiom 9cnnts, % s. alt; Or. %. g..
Sing, % S. alt; ein Qtr5t aus Duluth, Der
erit gcitern friib in gbicago anfam.
gat Otc@raip, 30 Sabre ali, BON 337
GlarfitraBe; GaubiS QGiuiamS, % Sabre
alt Gorbi9) BON % g8iiaro 8lace; Gnra
9iesba9, % Sabre ait, bon 825 %. Safe
StraBe.
, 1894-02-24
Gin nnbefannter Schiibe-

9(ls 6cute firth ge9en Z ltbr Ser 50id6rtge,
1854 g. Clinton Str. rpobnenbc 9lrbeitcr
SODn Stolcis an ictnem 2lrbeitSpIaBe SD.
50 Wtea8ber Str. einen Sinner nit &oblen
fitute, erbieIt er cinen SbuB ms rcdbte
8ctn. gSer ben SbuB abgGfeuert, fcnnte
btS9cr ntobt ermtttelt perben. Der 2nge7
icbOiiene tpuroe in'S ct. Nuco3 6oipital
gei3afft, no ietne @erpunbun9 ais uicbt
ieDr gefG9rlic6 be5cidbnet ipurbe.
, 1894-02-24
Die meitin9boufes 6eieIIi9aft
sebt ibre 2trbeitsI0bne nm 10 .. +. berob.
9tttsburg, @a., "a. Tebr.

Sn einem, an ie6en Qtn9eiteuten 9ericbte7
ten 8riefe, ipeGcber elmer @ntibulOl9ung
Der 9anolungStpetic Scr @5eieulcbaft gleicbz
fommt, bat bic rNeitingbonie Otadine
@ompanD" fitr idmuntli6e in Der Sobrtt
belcbatti9ten Perionen cine 20bnberab@
lebun9 BON 10 b. $. an9cfinbigt. &itr3z
ltcb lcbon mar Die NrbeitS5eit bei6rdntt
iDoroen unb line Nn5abl BON 9erlOnen
tpar aus Wfangel III 8eiteuungen entlaiien
poroen.
, 1894-02-24
JtaIiens orobenoe 3tnansIa9e.
Grispi auf Setter pon Sonnino's ;ftran5=
pldner.
Sc / q. GSebr

Scr Qtusfaa Der 3inien auSldnoti9er
Staatspaptere wir6 ba5u 6ienen, ben nollz
itdnot9en Observation-Disclosures gu bci9Ieu-
nt9clt. Sobalo eS itcb berauS8eitellt baben
tpir6, ooB cine lpeitere 8eiteuerung unmDgz
li6 1T, 9laubt man 9uten @runo 81 Der
2lnnabme gu baben, baB GtiSpi ben 8lau
oeS WttniiterS Sonntno unteritiiben ODER
nit bemlelben fallen mir0.
, 1894-02-24
Qeniiontrte QrmeeoffSiere nidt
beredtt9t,
Sid um einen Sit i'm Gon9re6 gu beperben
@ oi6tn4npn, 24aGeb:

@dlDtH9H on Z4SSeDr.
Ser straightforward erbtelt 6eute in oem
Safe beS Generals StdleS bonn ~stpeiten
Controller Mtaniur cine Gnti6ei6ung, in
pcl9er eS bciBt, p6brenO ite itarte per7
foiiungSmdBige 8etpeiie gegen bic 8erec6z
tt9ung zines penitonirteu Sfft5iereS 0eS
0ecreS entbGlt, einen Sib i'm GongreB elm
8une6men, DaB benz Sen. Sidles feline
idbrli6e Beniton BON $5625 nicbt ent5ogen
mer0en fam, unb baB er ietnen militGriz
i3en Stang beibebdGt. Gum SbluB ibrtz
gems, nit Beriidii6tigung Der 8erfaifung,
iprt6t Der Controller Bic Qtnitcbt aus, baB
Sen. SifleS nibt gum GongreBabgcprbz
neten pGblbar, un6 ni6t berecbti9t mar,
ben NmtSeib ab3ule9en; unb bte5 ptr0
basu oicnen, fir bic 3ufunft p~eniionirte
Offt5iere ap8ubaltcn, iicb UNI einen Sig
I'M @ongreB gu bctperben.
, 1894-02-24
Gin SupieI perRetratReter Ooftor
Seim SbIafttden eenommen.
9 more, "a. Seb.

Or. SOS, $. Sing tpur6e acitern u1ter
Ser 2~lntla9e perbaftet, 3upiel Srauen gu
6aben. Qtm 10. Mai 1892 beiratbete Ct
WfarD 9. &bolO in 8ai6tngton, unO
inn lebten September lOu ct in 6a9ersz
tOtpn, Wto., cine woblbabenbe Witttpe, Sea-
mems 8relper gebetratbet baben. Ser
0oftOr lieB ii6 in 6a9erStomn nieber ltno
prafti5irte bort, bis Die Srau $50. l auf ser
8ilOfldcbe eri5ien, %tporaltf CT ii9 uniidtz
bar macbte.
, 1894-02-24
Qus oem 0oronerSdmt.

Srau 81. MarD Sugariu, in eil1em Sim
terbauie BON 40 %. 1tnionitraBe tpobnbaft
g%ctpeien, 80 Sabre alt, itarb leBte gta9t
pI0bltcb.
g8tutam Q(ppleton aus MaDtpoo0, itarb
g~eitern 2lbcnb pIOBli3 i'm Naibingtonian
Some, tpObin man i'm pom 0%ortbpeitecn
8abn6of pOr8eitern gtacbmitta9 9ebrabt
bate.
, 1894-02-24
Der Sdwin0ler Jabes Spencer
8alfour
miro iebt enoIi9 an ENGLAND auseeIiefert
8uenos Qtres, "a. Tebr.

Ser @eneralannalt Ser argentintlcben
&epubltf bat I'M Sale Oes SauptOeriiberS
Der 2On0oner r2i5eratorz8 augeieuic baftz
S6pinbeleteu, Sabc5 Spencer 8alfour,
ebemalt9eS BarlamentSmit9ltc6, oaS @utz
abten ab9eben, baB Die bon Ser britiiden
Ge9terung Der argentinil6en &e9ierung
unterbreiteten Nnflageatten bic 2luSltcfez
rung Oes 8etriigerS pOultanbtg redbtfer>
ttgten.
, 1894-02-24
Shwere 8efbuIoi9un9
Geeen einen GountYbeamter.
81. s. out. "a. fSebr.

Ser Nloerman IimotbD 9tearbon Bat gez
itern BEL benz @ouDerreur Jtelion Elm Do
fument eingereicbt, in tpelcbem ct Den
@puntD> 2luOitor SSarneS s.. Burns beS
Q4mtSper9e6ens bei9ulbigt unb letne @b@
1ebung perlan9t. &earbon fibrt cine Gin
3abl bon TGuen an, in benen8urnS Namen
aus ben Steuerliiten entfernte, unO bebaups
tet, baB bies gegen 8e5aDIung itattgefunDen
lei.
, 1894-02-24
6rtmmt9e Kdlte.
Die Sanotra6en our6 S6neewehen bIodirt.
Sarato.4a, g. 9, "a. Gebr.

9aS Gbermomcter setgte beute Morgen
bier an Deribicoenen Runften 3tpei bis 25
@rob inter 9tuu. Sn Jtortb Greef iant es
bis auf 80 @raO unter gtuu.
Gonaioborie Sc. g., "a. Tebr.
@eitern MAJ Bic fdItclte gta9t wabren6
be8 8inter5. 0aS thermometer ianf bier
bis auf II @ra6 inter Soul, unb in
S6oron Spring auf % @rao. Die 2an6z
itroBen iinO idmmtli9 burcb Sbueetpeben
bloGirt.
, 1894-02-24
unn0thioes 8eoauern.

Ser 8antier 9reler lit 5u Bret Sa6r'
Spanoau perurtbetlt! !" = v9as lit bart fir
etnen 2ebemarn tpie 6er, bret Sabre in
1olc6' tleiner Sta0t %3u6ringen sH
miiilen." (Sl. BID
, 1894-02-24
Observation-Disclosures

tpur6en an folgenbe Rerionen arSgeiteat:
SaneS Smith, 9omboarbs NOb. SIT Wontz
role, 13it0f. %g8obnbauS nit 8alement,
$1,000; Soc 9eS8aiSfe, einitO6. 8afltcinz
aebGu0e, 1927 9rafe Nbe., $1,000.
, 1894-02-24
&ebensrettun9s=21ta er.
trunfen.
QDn6Ol1,2 "a. Sci

~ ~ II OVV3
9te Manni6oft Oer 2ebenSretlung8z
~itotion gu SnOerneB, S6ottIanb, oeriucbte
Der9angene Ntacbt cinem geitranDeten Scbiffe
5u 6ilfe Su fommen. ltugliiflicber Q8eiie
i~tiir5te a6er eth Boot nm, un6 lecbS Nlann
e%rtranfen.
, 1894-02-24
Gin SIis5oro i'm vfonnioen" Sa0en.
MrcnnSn miff 81

9th a 0 a, WtITTv ZF. Vebt.
Set "a Stunoen raft in bieier @egen6
Elm fiircbtcrIi6er 8Ii53arb, unb fir Elm
baI6i9eS NufbOren bes ltnmetters iino nod
gar feline Nn5ei6e1 %DorbanOen. QlQes lit
nit Sbnee uno Sis beoedt.
, 1894-02-24
Gin iun9er 5Ietiher9eieue per.
brdrtnt.
sc 10 81 9

90 en- gore, "a, Sebr.
8iQiam 2iberS, Elm 24idbrigcr Tlei=
l6ergebitlfe, DerlOr beltte frii6 bel einenl
8ranOe, tpel6cr cine gln3abl alter 6Ol3s
bGuier in QLibe legte, 6aS Hebet. Der armc
Otenib lit ani6einenb i'm Sblafe pom
Sooe credit porben. @iner NnSabl San1t@
lien 9elang eS nur nit Wtibe, ii3 gu
retten.
, 1894-02-24
Orobe farbenfabrif einoedfdert.

SomerDtlGe, g. g., "a. Tebr.
0te y8pun6 8roof Stan6ar6 Saint
@ortS" iino geitern nie~bergebrannt. Ser
betrGgt $200, 900.
, 1894-02-24
Retbsfansler Gapripi's 6eburtstao.

BetItl1 II, q. Seb.
&aiier 8ilbelm begab itc6 Deute Wtorqen
nm 9 llbr in bas Gei69tan3ler g alais.
UNI ben Grafen @opriOi 81 ieinem 60. Sc
burtStag 81 begliidmiini3en.
, 1894-02-24
1GaHen fid pom /. 211dr5 an
6ehn y. 3. pom &obne ob5iehen Iafert.
MILentpmn, So, "a. Gebr.

9tc vGbomaS Sron Company" tptr6 pom
l. 0t6r3 an fir ibre 9lrbeiter cine 9obuz
ernieorigun9 bon 10. b. s.. ei1treten lalien.
, 1894-02-24

Q(n3eigen in Ser 9lbenbausgabe Der Suit
nots Stats ettIng baben ben beiten @rfolg.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
DOMINO WINS BY A HEAD.
The Hot Fayorite in the Most Exciting of
the Seasons Races.

the Seasons Races.
MORRIS PARK RACE TRACK, June II.
Though yesterday afternoon was in
tenselv hot over seven thousand per
sons attended the races here. The
track was in superb condition. The
principal event Of the day was the race
for the Withers stakes in which the
crack three-vear old Domino made his
first appearance of the season. He
was made a hot favorite. When the
bugle had sounded for the race Domino
was the first to appear and as he gal
lOped to the head of the stretch was
loudly applauded. In the opening fur
long Nahama opened up a streak OF
daylight between herself and Henry Of
Navarro. who was the most forward OF
the others. Domino trailed with Rub
ucOn until the stretch was reached. AS
soon as they were headed for home Ia
raj let Domino have his head and he at
once moved up to Henry Of Navarro.
They raced like a team to the sixteenth
post, and then a hard and cruel drive
ensued. Domino responded gamely to
the lash and Won a most exciting race
| amid the widest kind Of enthusiasm,
by a head.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
EDITORS ENDORSEMENT.
The international League of Press Clubs
Commend the Atlanta Worlds Fair.

BUFFALO, \. Y, June '4,-The inter
national league of press clubs through
it's secretary Harry ID. NOught, has
promulgated the following:
Resolved by the international league
of press clubs here assembled: /. That
we heartily endorse the proposed expo
sitiOn and command its management
and the object sought to be accom-
plished as worthy of the active support
of all the people of the country.
,. That we respectfully and earnestly
urge the favorable consideration by
the Of the bill now under
consideration, granting aid and encOur-
agement to the exposition.
3. That we request the several press
clubs composing this league to take ac-
tive measures to secur the support OF
the representatives in congress from
the several districts in which each club
is located.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
HAVEMEYER ON THE STAND.
The President of the Sugar Trust Probe.
by the investigation Committee.

The President of the Sugar Trust Probe"
by the investigation Committee.
WASHINGTON. June AIR. Henry
O.. Havemeyer. of New York, president
OF h American uga refining com
pany known as the sugar trust arrived
in Washington Monday night in re-
Spouse TO d subpoena from the senate
rial committee engaged in Investigate
ing alleged relations between senators
and members Of the trust. and appear
ed before the committee as a witness.
It was agreed some time ago that Hav-
emeyer should he called, but the coT--
mittee decided TO get all the Informal
ton possible from other sources n
corning his connection with the present
tariff Legislation before placing him on
the stand n order that his examina-
ton might be complete and thorough.
The examinations of Terrell, Chapman
and Reed were conducted with partic-
ular reference to forming a basis for
questioning H~avemeyer, who Is regard
ed as the most important witness that
has appeared before the committee.
~Havemeyer, vas accompanied to Wash
ington by p. ). Parsons. the chief at
torney for the trust. and James {. Car
ter, of New York who will represent
him as counsel. ~Cordmeyer IF New
York, was also with the party. He
will be questioned closely about the
alleged contributions of the trust to
the democratic campaign fund. Hav-
emeyer was the only witness examined
yesterday.
His nswer to the questions We're
curt and he did not offer to give infOr-
nation that was not requested Have
meyer showed he had no respect for
titles in eliminating them altogether in
speaking of senators and others and he
caused some establishment among the
members of the committee by his state
ment that he had never seen President
| Cleveland.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14

Ladies' whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood isin an impure condi-
ton due TO menstrual Irregularities
are peculiarly benefited by the Won
darful tonic and blood cleansing prop
critics Of z. P. p. Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
CLEVELAND GROWS WORSE.
The Presidents Sufferings get no Better.
and May be Serious.

WAsUINGTON, June 14.--President
Cleveland has suffered more or less
from ~dysentery during the past three
weeks and the excessive hot weather
that has prevailed during the past two
days has aggravated his trouble. so
that by the advice of surgeon X. NJ.
O'Rcillv of the army, who has been in
attendance. the president has denied
himself to all visitors except the men,
bers Of his cabinet. Mr.. Cleveland OK
pected to go down the river on Friday
afternoon for another cruise on a light
house tender with Captain Robley. The
doctor advised him not to go until the
disorder was entirely over.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
TEXAS REPUBLICANS MEET.
Full state Ticket in the Field, and an Fl
fort Made at Harmony.

fort Made at Harmony.
Fl. WORTH, Tex, June 1.-THE state
republican league are in convention
here. Delegates are here from all over
the state. The convention was called
to order at > o'clock by League Presl-
dent ID. A. Robinson, of Dallas, follow
ed by an address of welcome by lion
orabIe Arthur Springer, Of this city.
He predicted victory for the republican
party in 1890. A response was deliver
ed by Honorable II. w. Atwell, of Dial
las. An effort will be made to harmon
ize the Lilv-white and black and tan
factions of the republican party. A
full state ticket will be put in the field.
The republican state executive com
mittee decided to hold a republican con
vention on Tuesday, August -, at
Dallas.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
CONNECTIONS

At Belheld with Atlantic Coast Line for
Richmond, Petersburg, GoldsDoro. Whining
ton, etc.
AT Jerress with Richmond ard Danville
Railroad for Chase City, oxford, Henderson,
Durham. Raleigh, etc.
At Portsmouth with the ". Y. p. and y,
Railway. Cape Charles houte.J and Bay Line
Steamer Tor Old Point, baltimore ana north
ern cities with superb new iron steamers OF
Washington and Norfolk line for Alexandria,
Washington and points north; with Old Do
mInlOn Steamship ~company's steamers and
steamships for Old Point, Hampton. Newport
News, SnitDneld, cities on the Carolina sound
New York direct and northern points with ".
and VI. T. company's steamships for Boston
and Providence direct and interior New Eng
Land points with N, A. and 4. railroad for the
elegant hotels OF Virginia Beach with Ocean
View railroad for Ocean View resort. Close
connection with railroad and steamship lines
for all points north, west and south.
The A. 4 D.. Rail way com pany's steamer City
OF Chester effects prompt transfer of pas
sengers and baggage bet ~een Portsmouth and
Norfolk.
W. II. TAYLOR. @. p. A.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
RULED BY ROWDIES
Scenes Of Rough and Brawley
Political Tactics.
CONTESTS HOTLY WAGED IN CHATHAM
The Attempt to Elect All Executive Com,
mittee by Mass Meetings Resulted in
aGrand Fiasco-Factions Held
the Day-Nothing Stands.

SAVANNAH. June 14.-The attempt to
elect d county executive committee by
district mass meetings resulted in d
grand faeco. The meetings were call
ed for ! o'clock last evening in the
squares and long before hat hour
rowdv crowds had gathered in every
one Of the four districts of the city.
Both sides. Russell's citizens club and
the Tammany club, are claiming the
victory, and each side is confidently as
serting hat all the actions of the
other side We're illegal.
The first district meeting was unique.
This district includes Iamacraw, the
toughest section of the city. The citi-
zens' club and Tamnany started at the
appointed hour and held separate
meetings without ever trying to get to-
gether. Each side elected its ticket
and declared the election fairly
In the second district the Tammany
club crowd was Outnumb ered, bOlted
the meeting and two tickets were like
wise elected.
The Citizens Club cOncOcted a scheme
to carry the third district, but it did'nt
work. a few Of this crowd delayed the
meeting until the first and second dis
trict meetings were concluded, when
their crowd came rushing into the third
and tried to push things all their way.
/ p to this time the temporary chair
man. Randolph Anderson. had been un-
able to get the attention of the crowd.
Mr.. +. g.. GuBignOn was on the stand
and was TO be nominated for chairman
by the Citizens Club. while Mr.. w. &.
Cam was to receive the nomination of
Tanmany. but neither OF befO Q the
meeting. There was scrapDing all
around the stand, in which some Of
those on the stand tool part,
DR.. l.. a. Falligant then addressed
the citizens club contingent, the only
faction remaining after adjournment.
put out a ticket and declared it eIec-
ted. This, however, Will not go, as
those at the head of the meeting had
| agreed on an adjournment.
The meeting wa one of the worst
exhibitions of r%uttianism n rOwdy-
ism that has been seen IN Savannah in
years.
In the fourth district the crowd split,
held two meetings and each side de-
| clared its ticket elected. Chairman
| Charlton, of the executive committee,
declines to say anything about what
action he will take with regard to the
meetings.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
OFFICERS WHO ARE REEUkED.
Finished the Labors of the South Carolina
Court of Inquiry.

COLUMBIA. :. c.. June ~4.-GOvernOr
Tillman's court Of inquiry into the &C
ton of the Fourth brigade Of Charles
ton companies. in refusing to go to Oar
Iington during the dispensary riots,
has finished its work.
The following officers were
found guilty of conduct pre- judicial to
discipline Major Rutledge, command
ing the Washington Light infantry
battalion Captain DuBose, of the
Naval battalion, and Captains Schashte
Regain. O'Gara, McNillin, Hyde and
lessen.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
Miners Opposed to h Compromise.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, June 1.-THE
reports from the Indiana bituminous
mining district are to the effect that
the men are seriously opposed to ac'
cepting the terms agreed upon by their
delegates at the Columbus conference.
While the agreement is looked upon as
the beginning of the end. vet the end.
in fact is not so near as the general
public may suppose.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
To the Women of the South.

RICHMOND.N Va, June 1.-THE Rich
mond Howitzers at a meeting last night
adopted a resolution inaugurating a
for the erection of a monu-
ment to the oma Of the south. 1he
battery has not had a more
tic meeting in years, and the members
present promptly subscribed $3.50 to the
monument fund.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
Tennessee Prohibitionists Meet.

NASHvILLE, Tenn, June 1.-THE
prohibitionists of the state will hold a
convention here today to nominate can
didates for governor and the supreme
bench. The indications are hat they
will endorse the populists' candidate
for the g~overnorship, A. l. Mimn5,
who Is a prohibitionist.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
New Alabama Railroad.

SHEFFIELD. Ala, June l+.-Applica-
ton has been filed with the secretary
of the state of Alabama for a charter &c
build and operate a railroad from the
south bank of the Tennessee river in
this, Colbert county TO the Mississippi
line. The name of the proposed road
will be the Colbert Shoals and Western
Alabama railroad. 1t Will cOnnec:
with the Tennessee river.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
kOLB's ADVOCATE MURDERE
Tragedy in birmingham in Which "a Young
Man is Shot Down by a Lawyer.

BIRMINGHAM, June IA Shortly after
5 o'clock last night 7. c.. Bowman, a
lawyer and the leading advocate of
Reuben kolb for Governor, shot and
almost instantly killed Eugene LETTERS,
the p year old son of Thomas LETTERS,
eX-Mayor Of this city in a barroom.
Early in the evening Bowman and
Thomas LETTERS had a dispute and Bow
man who is about six feet and weighs
about 200 pounds, hit LETTERS, who is
about five feet. an old man and weighs
about IO5 pounds, twice in the face.
Young LETTERS hearing Of the occur
renee went to see Bowman to ask for
explanation. Those who witnessed the
tragedy refuse to talk and if any words
passed it WAS impossible to get partic-
uIars. Excitement is very high. Bow
man was first taken to the city prison,
but is now in the county jail,
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14

MOBILE. Ala. June lice Fernan
dez, of New Orleans. put Billy Jordan
asleep last night in the fifth round bT
knocking him off the stage into the
side scenes OF Frascati theatre stage.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
dates. Alabama Headoua-te-s.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. June 14.-COlonei
Oates will leave Washington mex sat
urday for Alabama and after tuesday
next, his headquarters will be IN thn
city.