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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-15
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Curtain Your Bedstead.

Some of the very newest bedsteads
show the genuine old-time four posts
and are so exceedingly handsome as
to tempt one to return to the style and
the methods of century back. Cur
tains that entirely shut in the sleeper
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-15
MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF RE
FORM.

Pursuant to call by the chair
man of the executive committee of
Wayne county, there was meeting
OF the friends Of reform at the court
house in GoldSboro, Feb. 10th. The
convention was called to order by the
chairman, A l. Swinson, who stated
the object of the meeting to be the
election of central or county exec
utlye committee, and the appoint
ment Of township committees.
DIR. j + Person was made temper
ary chairman and W q HolIowell
secretary. The chairman upon TAX
ing the chair made a short talk
thanking the convention for the hon
or conferred, remarklng that this
was the opening of another CAM
paign. "Let U.s." said he, '"Show to
the people that the party is not seek
ing power for the spoilS of office but
are laboring in the interest of re-
form" He urged them to select
their best men as committeeman and
prepare for a campaign in which We
hoped to be victorious.
On motion the temporary orSani-
zation was made permanent. On a
ballot A L Swinson was elected chair
man, with A I Grady and d A Cog
dell as the central or county eXecu-
tive committee, and the following
township committees were appointed:
New Hope-W d Herring, chair
man, j W Daley, p L Summerlin,
T W Uzzell, NJ W Moye.
Saulston-J B Parks, chairman,
Owen Ginn,W II Daniel, w Gard
ner.
Saul8 X Roads, p Davis, chair
man, B B Baker, j B Minshaw, l. D
Minshaw, r S D Becton.
Fremont-Nathan Odem, chair
man, E Davis, L Blaylock, j Dick.
inson, L Davis.
Great Swamp Rose, chairman
the balance of the committee to bt
selected by the township.
Pikeville-W II Ham, chairman
J Lancaster, DIR j Z Person, A Ay
cock, Ii Lynch.
Fork H Caldwell, chairman, ,
P Cox, S Dixon, J L Pearson, Il /
Coor, J S Butts n Fail, J C Howell
Providence-E II Parker, chair
man, J e Jennett, j L Cox, G |
Grantham, II r Mitchell.
Granthams-D A Cogdell, chair
man, j " Butt, j j Odum,J J Tay
lor, II B Keen.
Mt Olive G F r Kornegay, chair
man, the balance of the committe
to be appointed By the township.
Dudley-Geo c Moore, chairman
the balance of the committee to
appointed by the township.
Indian Spriags-S Q Holme
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MIR. KERR RE
TRACTS.
liz NTTHDEAH HIS SEVERE tHAEG-
- AGAINST CAPT FIARNES
AND APOLOGIES.

a suit for Libel Already Instituted Mr..
Crawford did sign the Alliance Demands
aud sir. Kerr did " illness it.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
SENTENCED TO JAIL
MONTANA's COxEY MEN ARE con-
vlCrf:D AT HELENA.
Gen. Hogan IL Scntenced to SIX
MOaths In Jnfi, While Forty of the
Lieutenamts and Captains Get
Sixty Days Each.

Helena, Mont, May Is. - Judge
court to-day, disposed of the eases ot
the :sD Coxeyites who stole IL Northern
Pacific train in Butte early on til. morn
,hg Of April n and tiel eastward until
they We're captured by United States
troops ut For>ytle. Hogan, the general
in command Of the army. was sentenced
to six months in Jail. The engineer and
fireman who ran tlie train and the forty
captains and lieutcnants We're given sixty
days ta,.h. The other :}lO will l,e brought
into court in squads of thirty and upon
ple,lgins their word not to engage. in any
mere such proceedings the judge will
turn them loose. This is the gang that
brought Oil the striumage ut Billings
when the first blood "f the Coxey war;
fare was shed They have b"cn guarded
here by three companies Of regulars since
their capture, Their defense was that
they took the train with the tacit consent
of the Northern Pacific management, but
the judge did not accept it as IL defense,
he having previously ISSUED an injunction
restraining them from interfering with
the road, which is in the hands ut re-.
ceivcrs. While passing sentence Judge
Knowles said: '''rhere seems To be n
popular craze that people .nay take pos
session Of railroads aud otherwise. trump
to Washington. feeding upon tho COM
munities through which they pass, who
give them supplies because they want
them to move Oh, AMI thus help dump
them Oh other communities. This craze
seems IL have gotten hold of men who
ought to be good, sensible citizens, but
they must not b. allowed to srize Il rail
road and use it as they see fit, whether
it is IN the hands of court or private
Individuals"
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
SHE utEPENTED.
A WOmnn Wanted to BE Bad, but
Changed Her Mind.

A WOmMn Wanted to be Bad, bat
Changed Her Mind.
St. Paul, May 14.-Mrs. George Craig,
wife of Il locomotive engineer, aged twen-
ty-two, jumped or fell from the rear
third story window of Kittie Putnam's
house of i'll fame on South Washington
street ut o'clock yesterday morning,
and was badly hurt Officer Ryan dis
covered her lying in the yard few min
utes after the fall, and calling the patrol
wagon had her sent to the city hospital,
| where she is now being treated. An ex-
animation showed, strange as it may
seem, that not IL bone was broken or
misplaced, and no internal injuries had
been caused. With u few days good
nursing Mrs. Craig will be all right
agnin.
How the accident occurred, if it was an
{ c. idt mt, is hot clear, but at any event
it is traccablc to Il night of dissipation
ard Il wild career. Mrs. Craig, who was
Sal POSED by her ncighbors to he woman
of exemplary character, had been drink
Ing with 81 companion of her own age and
sex. They had plenty of money, and
about nine O'clock entered Il beer garden
Oh Bridge square. While drinking they
n.c' two young men, and all being Jolly
good people, it was proposed to get u
hack and take i'll the sights in the dis
reputable district. They entered the Put
nam house and engaged u room, but it
seems that Mrs. Craig relented and in
trying to escape fell or jumped from the
window. The men whom she was with
| hre highly connected.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Latest U.s.. Report
R%!a!a!!! g! Rs%a:@'! RRakiaH@
ABSOLUTELY PURE
libernlity towards tn. navy to continue
the gOO,l work commenced under Secre-
tary Chandler.

Washington. May 1.-THE senate took
up the tariff bill again to-day. but made
Little progress. There was an evident
desire on the part of the Democrats to
welt until after the Republican caucus
t. night before taking any decisive action.
The Democrats are hopeful that the eau
rus will decide upon treating the tariff
in what they consider IL business like"
manner and letting the bill proceed upon
its course without as much succcll-makny
tnd without the effort at delay which til.
Democrats claim has been displayed by
some of the Republican senators SO far
in the debate. There is unqucstionably
large element on the Republican side
of the senate chamber opposed to any
course which smacks in the least of Till
clustering. This element includes IL large
number of senators from the West, and
also Il slrinkling of the older Eastern
senators. who feel that they have rec
ord to sustain against dilatory tactics.
The younger New England Republican
senators are. however, almost i, unit in
favor of continuing the fight upon the
lines which have been pursued up to
this date.
The house considered District of Co
llmli matters to. uay
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
GETTING TOGETHER.
The Great Northern Trouble Will Be
Amtcably Settled.

Auc Nfcut NOrtneFh 1FOUU1G VIII NO
Amicnbly Settled.
st. Paul, May 14.-Considerable prog
ress has been made toward an amicahle
settlement OF the differences between the
Great Northern road and the American
Railway union While it cannot be said
that the trouble is over, the two sides now
understand each other and can proceed
in an intelligent manner. A conference
was held in Mr.. Hills office at which he
made Il plain statement of his UNDER
standing Of the agreement upon which
the strike was settled. The grievance
committee of the A. II. U. then withdrew
to Labor hall and prepares similar
statement setting forth the points where
in their conception of the agreement diff
fcred from that of President Hills. As
it now stands it il probable that the.
original agreement drawn up by the
board Of arbitrators will be amended
and revised SO as to satisfy the A. II. U.
and still be acceptable to Mr.. Hill.
The Grent Northern strikers brought
to the city from Willmar on Friday by
Deputy United States Marshals Warren
and Shortull were taken before United
States Commissioner William B. Spencer
and given hearings as demanded on Fri
day. The evidence did not warrant the
holding or Games Carruthers, Charles
Heusels. William McNeiss, William Boyd
and William Stroble, and they were dis
missed Oh motion of the United States
district attorney. The cases of c. Kirk
land and A. Il. Bogard were continued
until next Thursday, May II.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
Sins aud sinncrs.

c. +. Gilvy. arrested ut Ph .blO. Col.
is wanted for i murder committed at
Auburn, Cal. three yGl:'s ago.
/ Robert McEwan shot and killed him
self ut the home Of his father ut East
Burlington. ILL., He vas dcspOr dent
over a long illness.
james c. Thompson. cashier OF the
First National bank of Smli,'ia. No,
which failed last Friday. is said to be
Il fugitive from justice.
4 gang Of railroad thieves has been
,lnearthed at Council Bluffs, Iowa, and
five men have been arrested. An en-
ployc is said to have been in the plot.
-Four safe blowers were detected in
the act of robbing Hcrlnan's jewelry
store at Red jacket. Mich. One was
arrested. who gives his lame as Jack
Mccarthy.
Henderson Fort, 90 wears old, CON-
n,ittcd suicide ut Beatrice, Neb., by
hanging. A quarrel with his intended
wife is supposed t. liayc caused the
deed.
Thomas Flynn. keeper of IL notorious
rOad-hOuse two miles north of Spring
field, ILL.,. shot his Wife twice in Il fit
VI eASSf. AhItS is SAIsut SiAIAsC VI llN:
wonan's recovery. Flynn is in Jail.
The Iowa supreme court has slls-
tained the sentence Of Frank Pierce to
Imprisonment in the pcnitentiary for
four and one-llaf years for killing Off
Ger e. p. Wishart at pcs Moines on
June 30, 1891.
The supreme court Of Iowa has af-
firmed the judgment Of the lower court
In the case of ]. X. Cumberland. I'm
less the governor Eterfercs Cumber-
land will hang for the murder Of james
and Jasper Robinson 1T Harlan, Iowa,
in 1883.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
Tucnal,sy. MMy u.

The Free Mrtlodist> camp meeting
at Larinorc June 2G
John l.. Green lE.:: been appointed
Chimes" inspector ut l:atlls:lte.
Dick Copeland. of the rowncr
Graphic has been appointed states
attorney.
Tracy Bangs has been confirmed
United States district attorney for
North Dakota.
Capt. Alexander Hughes Of Bismarck
will deliver the Decoration day address
ut jamestown.
Work has been commenced on the
ice harbor ut Mandan. for which $780,
600 has been appropriated.
Capt. S. X. Mc(;innis Of jamestown
has been rendered Il position on the
staff Of Gov. SlOrtri1gr.
Maj. Hall. Indian agent at Devils
Lake. reports Il sapphire found on the
shores of Devils lake valued ut SD,
Register OF Deeds McElroy of Suits
man county lost 1900 trees by prairie
fire the other day.
The little child of a. c. Thomas of
Whcatland fell off the sidewalk and re-
ceivcd injuries from which it died.
A pleasure steamer with Il capacity
Of scvcnty-tive passengers, it being
built to carry pleasure parties on
Spiritwood lake during the summer
season.
Capt. Brandt having resigned. w. A.
Gordon has been elected captain Of
Company i. North Dakota National
Guard. Capt. Gordon was IL member
of the famous Seventh New York rcsi-
ment for several years.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
Monday. MAY ~.

John O'Conncr fell under Il freight
car in which 4le was stealing Il ride
and was killed on the Northern Pa
cific west Of Fargo.
Gov. Shnriridgr has partloncd IL. l..
Ode, vino was sent up for forging in
Sargent county In 1S:M. His term had
nearly expired.
T.. l.. Davies Of Grafton is organizing
the owners Of thrrshing machines Of
this state into Il division of the North
western Thrcshers' association.
Peter I:iden. Il German. collector for
Il machine firm. has disappeared from
Ellenlale, and llas left Il wife and two
children. who are ignorant Of his
whereabouts.
The business men Of WahprtOn ten
dered their fire department Il reccp-
tion and presented them with an ele-
CANT and costly banner in recognition
Of the services Of the department.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
Fatal Mine Accident.

Ashland. Ia. May Is. = Two fatal
mining ucci'ients. involving the loss Of
three lives and the manning of several
others. occurred near this place to-day.
At East E"ar Ridge collipry exploding
gas killed John Hurlcnstcin of this city,
and severely injured Michael Ryan of
Colorado; Robert Dalton are so badly
hurt that their recovery is doubt ful.
H"rtcnstein's head WAS blown from his
shoulders anJ his body otherwise horribly
m'rglr'l. 1l. mine is owned and
operatcr by lie Reading Coal L. Iron Co.
At the io::''t Cap ni,:e IL charge of
dynamite es,,o'lcd while being tanup,al,
killing John franks, aged forty and John
Paul, aged 'iir'y-two, Henry Ernul, a
laborcr being seriously injured
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
Wednesday, NIny ..

-Four patients We're discharged from
the asylum ut jamestown yesterday.
John Mnncy. section foreman Of Shell
don. took poison by mistake and cam
not recover.
l;ev. e.. ii. liol;;rn Of Fargo. baptist
state missionary. has resigned to he
come the pastor of the ltirst church ut
Alpena, Mich.. Il city Of sunle 1900.
The 'rrlill county commissioners have
accepted Il Proposition from the citi-
zellS Of l!iliSlnro ta build :i lrick bald.
ing for q cuur, house Two :,urieS -i,,N:IO,
instead Of moving the old county build
ingS from lliil>bOro.
The North Dakota \. q. u. w. has
paid into the beneficiary fund of the
order $1S,:':'i during the past year and
drawn out S.::2.,tsaj, q: 81. ..i"; snare than
ii has paid III. There are i1J lodges in
the state. an Increase Of ten during the
past year.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
sunday. May ~.

The management Of til" jamestown
fair thlpatcn to have the biggest show
OF the kind ever held in the state.
Ole Peterson WAS shot and killed at
Towncr w!ni" cll,lc:lvorilis to arrest II
cOlorcd barber named Smith.
The city Of jamestown will furnish
the militia all the ground needed for
the cncampmrnt. in or near the city.
furnish all water necessary for ctlin-
nry and drinking purposes, and ice not
to exceed 1.:aHD pounds daily.
The Norti, Dakota A. o. u. w. has
paid into the beneficiary fund Of the
order $:512.:1s}4 during III" past year and
drawn out Sti2..tA,0, or 81, ,4shj more than
il has paid In. There are 10 lodges
in the state, an increase Of ten during
the past year.
North Dakota is becoming known as
the best chicken shooting ground In the
country. The American Field contains
the notice OF a leading dog trainer Of
the South. NJ. w. Titus of Waverly,
Miss. who ntlvrrtiscs that he will leave
for North Dakota in July with II string
Of dogs to break to chicken.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19

Washington. May IA. - Acting Secre-
t;ly Sims, of the interior department.. to-
day sent to the secretary of war re-
quest that company Of troops be Or
dered to Anderson, Ind. IT,, to assist
Indian Agent Wisdom. of the Union
egency, to pres. rye the peace. The ac-
ton was taken in accordance with tel
eeram received in the bureau of Indian
affairs this morning from Agent Wis
dom, which represents that at Anderson
there are 1900 mixers who have struck,
and they are exceedingly boisterous and
threatening The agency police force,
supported by squad of marshals, Is in
adeuuate to meet the crisis,
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
COMM&,N,XEALEns CAMP.
"Gen." Wilson'S ContfaEent Mt Invel
Grove Grows Larger.

Grove Grows Larger.
st. Paul, May 15.-"l:rn." Wilson's
contingent Of Coxey's ru,llluonweal army
is still in camp at South ST. Paul. While
tho best residents Of III, Stock Yards city
art averse to entertaining the wealers,
there are a number OF syhlpa tllzers with
Coxcys good roads movement there who
feel kindly toward Gen. Wilson'S COM
mand, and the Minnesota contingent has
farcd quite sumptuously. Inver Grove,
just below South st. Paul. was chosen
as the camping ground Of Wilson'S coll
tinscnr, and there lie will remain with
his command until arrangements can be
made to reach Hastings, when the march
will be continued for Chicago, the OBJ
tcctive point for the present. Wilson's
command now numbers 100 "soldiers Of
peace. sevcnty-iive mere having marched
through the woods aud farms of Wash
ingtoa county, joining Wilson ut South
st. Paul yesterday forenoon. Chief
Garvln said yesterday that he expected
the Dakota commOnwealers to arrive here.
IN Il week or ten days, and he inti:aat.Si
that their reception in st. Paul wo:.d b.
no more consrnial than the one accorded
Wilson's command Sunday.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
DOWN An ENInANIxMENT.
Fatal Accident on II RnilrOadl in
New York,


New York.
G%c:c. II. Y, May 15.-An accident
cans'.i i'y III: insecure rail occurred to-
dy y 'o& passenger train on the I.cliyh
Valley road. Tho train while running
ut regular speed went down an cnnbank-
nlent There We're thirty passengers in
the day coach. Willie Mahan, aged ten,
was killed outright, and his mother was
injured. The other cas- ,ui,ies were as fol-
lows:
Il. H. Conscr, president of the Groton
Bridge company, WIS injured about the
free and lead. A. Baker, Binshamton,
badly hru!seI. Il. A. Eldrcdgc, North
F.iihavei:, scalp wnund e. H. Price,
Auburn, right hand injured. Mrs. An.
drew Campbell, Groton. face cut and
bruised. J. Ii. Williams. DE Kuytrr,
head and bac.. ;njured. Il. Il. Thompson,
Cortland. head cut. Charles II. Grun,.
mons, Newark Valley, head, side and
haGi badly .rr'scd. Mrs. Charles II.
(irG.a:,:o,ls, head, side and hand cut.
Charles Cartright, baggagem,ster
Owrso. back huri. l.. Waldo, Rcrk-
shire. face and arms cut. J. r. Rogers,
BiEghamton, face and side injured.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
WAITING FOl. DIGBs,
The Situation ON ths. Great Norther,
ISennlna Cnchnnuesl

The Situation On the Great Northern
kemnins Unchanged.
st. Paul, May 15.-l'rcsident Dcbs and
Vice President Howard, of the American
Kailway union, have been detained in
Chicago by the Pullman strike and will
not arrive in st. Paul until Tomorrow
morning. In the meantime there will
be no developments in Great Northern
afiails, and to-day has been spent by the
LIicvance committee in dis .ussing thu
situation, just US they have done in sev.
.r;.l sessions during the past few days.
Dilcttor Rogers left for Chicago last
night to take part in the couiscls Of the
men ut Pullman, and matters here are
just now under the direction of James
Hogan, one of the union organizers, and
the man who ordered the strike on in the
first place.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
COlnretl DemOcPutn,

W. sl.ington, May 14.-The annual con.
vtl ton Of the National Negro Democratic
league will be held in Indianapolis. COM
mencing July 3. State conventions will
be held in various states on the first
Tuesday in June to select two delegates
and two alterEates to represent each
state ut the national convention. The
call for the convention will be issued 10
4 few days.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19

Auburn. N. Y., May I5.-Lucius p.
Wilson died i'll the cl"ct,ucution chair ut
the penitcntiary in this ciiy to-day. At
his own request he was photographed in
his cell today. All through the mornin.
he preserved an unrutli.d dcmeanor. He
refused to see clergyman. To his ut
torncy, Mr.. McNaughton. he gave IL state
ment. the contents of which the attorney
will not make public just now. Wilson
was executed for the murder of Detective
Harvey OH July 81, 1893, in Syracuse.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1894-05-19
Thursday, May ~,

The state prison ut Bismarck now
has two female prisoners.
The State FiremcE.; association will
get $1.UDO from the state treasury for
the annual tournament.
Prof. Kennedy will conduct the Cass
county teachers institute. commencing
June I.
Devils Lake is carefully nursing the
latest mine boom, and sap?hires. rubles
and other jewels are found in quaMti-
ties too numerous to mention.
Ninety per cent Of tic seeding in
North Dakota Is finished. There il Il
decrease of ~ to II per cent In acre
age Of wheat and Il large increase in
flax.