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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
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Pushing Iii, Drug business.

To tho Editor of tn. Dispatch:
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
PIT County Superior court.

GREENVILLE. y. g.. April 6.-'Spe-
cial)-The present term Of Pitt County
superior Court Is dspatchins business
rapidly
Fernando Brown. who two months ago
mad. a dastardly assault on Mr. t. -
Kuch. Of Tarhoro'. and came near drown
Ing him i'm "A creek. was sentenced 10
ian for three months.
Mr.. +. l.. Darcey. Of this town. goes 10
Newborn, and Mr. II. G. Hooker %
Alabama - an positions.
Mr. J. Il. WicharI. editor ~ the
Salisbury Daily Herald. who spent a
week with relatives here, returned home
yesterday
The following visiting attorneys are A.
tending court here: j. II. Tucker. Ashe-
Vile: r. W. Hawkins. Littleton; captain
Swift Galloway. Snow Hill: j. l.. Bridges.
H. T.. station au1 !. J. Martin. Tarbor1'
j. Z. Moore and ~. W. Stubhf' VIII
lilWston
Mrs. + ". Goodwin an1 two children.
Of philadelphia, arrived today {" visit
relatives here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
Panic at Public school Exercises.

LOUISBCRG y. G., April 6.-'Special'
What came near 70 being the most ser-
Gus and fatal mishap that ever happened
here took place last night. large crowd
of over fifteen hundred people was pack
ed and jammed into the Opera-iiouse 10
witness the closing exercises Of the color
ed public school here. At about 10 O'Clock
during the exercises one OF the oil foot-
lights on the stage was knocked over
broke. the oil caught fire. and ran down
the front Of the stage the blaze leapins
= or 10 feet high. At once a panic ana
stampede ensued. one of the doors lead
ing into the hall was fastened but was
partly broken down and the crowd surged
madly 70 the head OF the steep and high
steps leading to the ground. once In the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
SENATE AND HOUSE.
rcfIcr ON the TariT Bi.l-iIe Predict
Trouble Postal Eil.

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NNriIIN'i'N j. -'.''
ATE..Aft.r some unlnp"f .it pi .""'
...- sir hI moved chat when th, ~.u-
4.. ..i.....r. ,..f.....,,, .....-.
t.' a'l'''"
Monday urNt II. n.'4'n Was Jos '4.
.-. r.t. -t AU thc Republicans voted
.t ola. ,,. \... York -..r..
'' -' "'''
tons. hlI 1000 N'iIH.. -'+ 'i' '''' '.
tte Democratic senators F"'-l h..
Tn. resolution offered ~ -ii ""''''.
O,plul tul. OF '"."iti.. li-' "' ''a I'f.
r.Iu.stin- OBJ" President 20 enter m''
u.-otatior- with Mexico lo0k.H- - i1'
coinage lr OBJ. ui''i states 'i ii- mui-
of standard N">I"an '''i'i- WIN
view 10 ,u.ouIa-.nt ari Ni'n in- ''nI-
m.reiu relations win emma aaI nIh"'
N-iatic co.utrl.s.' was lHi before t''
senate. a.I Ail TELLER. iu th, .i-''nc' oi
Dis colleague. made au ar-uM.ut n Ii-
...tr,....v
Mn IuIr.. uf 3.Hus.f'-. and Mr.
r.l.f- OF ll.l... .I.o -u.t. ig favor ut
l ,...t.I-t... after which t went oyer
..I..t ...t.u
,..i..... ,..e Altered bv Mr. Gr.l.
I ...t -, r..l.-ffne th. Pres. .t.rt
o., ..c-,., -l,.. SENATE. ass ~ th, present
'..,..,,i.,. ..,t affairs I'm the S5moa Islands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
To Investors.

pany, 81 east Main street, offers for sale
its fully-paid. and worcestershire stock
AT so per share, Oh which "A cash divl-
dend OF per cent per annum is paid
semi-annually. This stock further par
ticipates In the profits OF the company,
and at maturity ESTIMATED at eighty
four NOR ths) Is redeemed at SlO0 per
share.
This company is Il well-managed insti-
tuition. and now has a subscribed capital
OF over 100000, and We commend its
shares 10 the investing public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
VICTIM OF RABIES.
MISS ANNIE LAURIE CANNAOY DIES
AT SALEM IN GREAT AGONY.
Bitten by Dog in january Last, Attacked
by Commissions on Thursday, and
Expired Yesterday Afternoon.

SALEM. VA. April 6.-(spe cal. LAST
Janisry large dog belonging u -. l..
Cannlig, of Salem, bit several GhI,dfca
slightly. and his daughter, Miss Annlc
Laurie. n beautiful girl, aged -, was bad
~ bitten by the same dog, which has been
killed. The wounds wero cauterizei and
healed. So that nothing more was thought
Of the matter until Thursday morning.
when Or. Wiley was sent for by Mr..
Cannady. Arrived at the house he ascer-
taincl that since Monday Miss 4snrdn
had been unable 70 sleep; that She was
dependent and nervous. and Oh that very
morning whcn her father had brought a
bowl of water % her bedside She had
been seized with 4 terrible paroxysm.
VIOLENT COMMISSIONS.
After rallylng she asked sor waser 20
rinse her mouth. Wh It was brought
in sight she was again seized with vio-
lent couyulsions. AMI 50 on through
Thursday ,hose paroNyfms were re0ccur-
ring. While they lasted her strength BE-
came WONDERFUL AMI 10 required strong
hands to Loll her. nor could she swallow,
calncr moments she was resigned 70 her
fearful fate. uuia touching the wounds
on h.r arm exclaimed: Perhaps IL is for
rho best These win be the means by
which I Will soon hn in Heaven TN
terrified ar first. vet the pain grew 50
intense during Thursday might that shH
prayed earnestly that God would re-
lisve hor sufsriNgs with death. Her
physicians Id ali they could to relieve
h,r agony
RELIEF N DEATH
This morning sh" prayed with tho
pastor ~ hor church. lust before her
death. which occurred NJ l:}0 this artor-
noon. the family assembled around hor
bedside whilst hor brother. Professor
Of Roanoke College led In prayer. Her
death occurred during one ot the terri
nla sp7Sms OF pain.
The people of salem arc doeply moved.
and County-Clsr'J Griffin this afternoon
started "a subscription list T. rails. funds
~ send the chllr.n that wore bitten
by tho same dog t) New York Tor trcat-
mont at The pasteur institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07

Housekeepers. do you know what your
groceries are costing YOU y great many
don't bat We feel it our duty tJ give
you some facts. You remember the old
adage. Gents make dollars III you
VIII call on -. O'Suliiyan. Eighteenth
and Main streets, and examine his i'm
mcnse stock as We did you will be sur
pri5ed. We bought from him, and SO
can you. some very fne California Pears,
sweet and juicy. cents a, pound; Sweet
Butter, 20 cents. He ia selling large cans
California Peaches at L. cents. Some
nice Green Peas. cents; don't miss this
California Grapes. . cents. nice bright
California Dried Peaches. ; cents: best
Family Floty. 3 cents bag. pure Lard. 5
cents. some nice little picnic Hams,
9 cents, splendid meat. large Irish PO-
tasoes. % cents a peck; large fat Mack
erel, - cents, Just from Boston; GO bales
fine Timothy Hay. 80 cents hundred in
five bale lots. II You want some OF the
finest Coffee YOU ever drank try his
Mocha and Java, p cents. Smoking To-
baccO ~ cents a pound
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07

crowd il was impossible to do anythihg
but be borne along. Many were crushen
and hurt but on account Of the density
IL was impossible To fall. and fortunately
no one was seriously hurt. ~ soon as
the ground was reached cries ana cans
filed the air, 80 that II was impossiDie
for anything TO b done, because no one
could make himself understood lhose
outside would not move on because they
were looking for members OF their iaml-
lies. from whom they were separated
and SO for nearly an hour pandemonium
rniEnnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
Ivuching im Georgia.

ST. LOUIS April "a sprcai - '",
Chronicle from Greensboro, Ga, says ih't
Mrs Chantess. white woman, was
rriminally assaulted Boy negro ms'
ri.bt. The negro was captured carly
this morning. anl. alter being iienti-
0.J ny hi, victim was placed IL JAN
An hour Afterwards mob attacked IN"
IAN In Response to q telegram from
the sheriff. Governor Northen ordered
ONT troops. but before they rNched 'hr
iau the mob had battered down the doors.
and dragged the negro from his cell ana
lynched him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
lnornm-and the senate adjourned until
quorum dliA ''
tomorrow.
touse Of Representative.


,,,.r como tiuimportaut proceedings, the
~ &, committee Of the Whole, re-
,',,,,,t consideration Of the post-oice ap-
t. S,,rinq.r presented modification
~ a.. a,n,ndment he offered yesterday,
Jirertiny the admission of certain classes
~ r,,tItcati0us To the mails as secoiu-
crsla matter 50 .as 10 Include the pubica-
tious of trades unions ahd Oh sciehtiic anu
professional socieu.s. -. vi.
NJ ouigg Rcpublicanl, Of New YORK,
..i.ir.se.I himself 20 the point Of order
,,..I. tv Mr.. Henderson Democrat. OF
III carolina. chairman of the Commit
g.. -, post-Dnc- and Post-Roads, IN
- ~ the bill. that the proposed
e..,,.i,,,..,,t changed existing law, and did
49,, ,..rfrt,t expenditures. Mr.. Ouisg AS
e.rtcl that il was not a change ol 'Als'-
inc law. or. II $50. changc ot buieaH-
made law. of which thrie was airea"5 'oo
much in this government
Is, 1f.5.rs Aiken PopuliSr. Of Michigan
I{.,-v d,anocraU. Of Kentucky; Ray ne
,.,llic,ui Of New York and Hayes
Gi.uocr.,n. ~ Iowa adversely, ana ny
,t.ssr4 I1ul dscpUblican), Of California
and Henderson OemOcaU, OF North
Carolina. faYorlhiy.
In Tho. cour-. 0f the discussion Mr. can
nan 1p.rulIican). Of Illinois. stated that
3D.. law r.-ll1tIng the admission "i
r,-..r. tp the mails Was passed iu the
F.rfr-tlfrI Congress, wren ID" was cHii-
man of th. subcommittee oi me 'oilhil'-
49,. or p,.t-Oncas ana Post-Roais. hav-
t,.. ~ IN ,n,rs. aud it had never occur
"a to tho members of tlat committee,
.., L.on .i..p-t.l in the course Of th"
.i.,i.si.u that papers OF the class de-
..,l.l g., III. au.4imrIt should not hc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
Suiclde In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. April Ga we!l-dressed
man committed suicide at the Hotel
Emery this morning 10y taking poison.
n. REGISTERED on MaIch 2i'h as II. }.
Howard Of Atlanta. Ga His laundry
LIST is in the name OF -. Truman" Be
voud this there j. nothing in the dead
mans effects 10 disclose his identity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
A BARRED WIRE FENCE.
IL Captures and fcarfnlly Lacerhtes "a
MnnIh- L.. Thief.

RALEIGH. y. g.. April Ga special 10
the News ana Observer from winston
says: sam Phillips ,co-oredl. In attempt
ing To- commit theft in West " lnst'h
last night. was frightened away. lie ran
into a harbed-wire fence. tearing the hrsi
from his Jaw-boncs and chin. On OF Ms
laws was broken, rendering him speech
less lie is still in A had condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
rho Case Of Summer sickness

DO YOU know that many of the summer
ailments are due TO Constipation? The
bowels DO not carry of the waste and
poison. and II goes through the system.
simmons Liver Regulator cures Consupa-
tton. Get a Scent package (powdeD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07

Stationery Euvers Have Their Eyes
open aui can % reached by tho best aud most
salable goods. Linen Papers by the pound AZ
l.. 20. @jc., g. square Envelopes per pack.
nge. }, 10. IJc., 81. HCNTEB ~ CO.,
G2J east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07

II your back aches OF you are all worn out,
good for nothing. 10 is general debility. BR0NA )
lROS BfIIgRS will cure you, make yon strong,
cleanse your liver ani g.yo IA good appetite
tone. the nerves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07

Is moro delicious in ta5te and aroma, ana by
the process IL Is prepared Is rendered moro
nourshine AMI more easily diees.ed than any
other preparation Of cocoa or chocolate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
STATE OF TRADE.
"THE IMPROVEMENT HAS CONTINUED
SINCE THE PRESIDENTS VETO"
industrial Featur. of the Week Thirty
One strikes-Encouraging Figures
Touching Failures.

NEW YORK. April G.-Bradstreets TO-
morrow will say: Special telegrams from
important distributing centres report gen
cral trade quite irregular. previous gains
having been followed by shrinkage IN
many Instances. Only three out u six
Of the more important cities in the New
England anl Middle States furnish on
couraging reports as TO trade this week,
and not more than one third Of tho cities
West or Northwest send corresponding
adyices. Three fourths Of the southern
ami southwestern cities. however regard
The situation as at least as favorable as
heretofore.
The New England shoe-factories are
running on half time. but there IS bet
tar demand AT Boston for lumber. some
Philadelphia cotton manufacturers regard
tho outlook more fayorahly. as 10 dry
goods and notion jobbers there. and deal
ors i'm morocco and leather and shoes.
Baltimore iobbers have been pleasantly
disappointed by the unexpected freedom
with which North Carolina and Virginia
merchants hay. been purchasing. heiF
sales of dry-goods. millinery. ana notions
have been heavier than anticipated. col
lectons in South Carolina, however, are
giving some uurlsiucss
There IS some gain AT Memphis, part'u-
laIly in !ry--ond, and plantation supplies
which is tru" OF Atlanta and Augusta as
we'll retailers and iohb.rS there report
INK more cash sales than for long time
Eirmingham jobt,r- in groceries report in
ef,a-Dl -tl.l aF do those in lrN--euDu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07

when Bahy was SICK, We gave her Castoria
When sao was e Child. snn cried FOR Castoria.
When She b"clme Hiss, she c,un.; 20 C.storia.
Waea she lad Children sho gave them Castoria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07

Sufferers from Coughs. soro Throat. etc.,
should try Browns Bronchial rroches.' a sin-
pie, but sure remedy. Sold only I'm toxes- Price
% centa
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Our facilities for executing all kinds
OF job printing are unsurpassed. Send us
your orders and YOU VIII be pleased with
our work and prices.
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CUT THIS OUT.
To Subscribers.

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on account Of the great rush OF orders: lhsy
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The most delicious cream !5 m1do BY
Morris, Phone 40.
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THE DISPATCH COMPANY.


The best cream ami fancy individuals
for cn,.rf-.na ats - made ly Morris,
lnnu. 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07

Do you want par- ior cream? Morris'5
IS the place, So. - east Broad street,
,Ih.n. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07

"Dld sou ever ten this defendant that
yo. mae gone with AIr ltodea TO the gate
OF SDfah Guests house? ls that true.
SOL 4ld not" said the witness. ana
/ meyer heard Of Sarah Guests house OF
CONCLUDED ON SECOND PAGE)
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-06

A French merchant, a millionaire
at the time OF his death, left his prop
erty to a friend on condition tina
when he was buried q sum OF sou. OO
francs should be placed in his coffin.
The executor was in no mind To cuiu-
ply with the precise terms of the
whimsical request, but was at his wit
end to discover some means OF de
feating il. A happy thought however.
came at last. lie placed a check foi
the 100000 francs, payable to the dead
a in tire cofiip, and in telling OF
his rusG to his friends, for the story
was too good to keep, announced that
be is quite prepared to honor the
check when the Fayce presents it.
giye} rise to the reflection that
lodging dead men is easter far than
visiting for their shoes.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-06

Chsuncey NJ. Depew talks cut, like
the true Republican he is, to English
men. The London Financial Times
prints an interview in which he said:
"The mere prospect of the depart
ure of the protective policy has So
paralyzed our trade that the present
Congressman viii not only be de-
feated al the next elections, but in
many States they VIII I've compelled
10 leave their districts. The recent
State elections clearly indicate the
reversal Of opinion since the Presi-
Dental and Congressional elections.
! am certain that there will be an
enormous majority in the House of
Representatives after the election; OF
1894. and that Mr.. ClevelaId's major
ity Of five in tire Senate will also be
easily reversed by the elections of
1894"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-06
IS9S-lS91.

The year that has passed will long
be remembered on account of the en-
tended misery caused by The dread
of Democratic interference with the
Republican policy of protection.
Urged on by false and fallacious
arguments. and prompted by appeals
to jealousy, envy and ignorant preju-
dice, the American people elected a
Democratic President and Congress
In 1892. All was bright and promis-
ing at that time. Employer and EN-
ployed were making money, and
general business p%rospered because
the workingman had money TO spend,
and distributed his earnings freel,
for the needs of himself AMI his house
hold. Never had the country been
more prosperous; never iii | il seem
less likely that destitution and misery
could take the place of happiness and
comfort. 1t al at this juncture that
the Democratic orators told the work
ingmau that he could cut off the
profits of his employer and continue
to be prosperous himself: that the
factory wheel would continue to turn
with the stream of capital dry. The
doctrine of spite prevailed, and the
result is seen to-day. The change i'll
the condition of the people has been
the most extraordinary III the en-
perience of any great nation. There
has absolutely been no reason for that
change save the dread of a Demo-
cratic attack on protection, which has
paralyzed every industry, thrown
multitudes out of employment aud
made p%auperism a familiar spectacle
in American communities. The
splendid majority for Governor Nc
kiIrley in Ohio and the signal lie.
publican trlumphs in New YorE.
Massachusetts. New Jersey. Iowa and
other States have already given evil
dence that the people are aroused TO
the perils of Democrats misrule. and
that they fully comprehend the causes
of prevailing depression aud distress
This awakening is al augury full of.
hope for the present year, in which
the duty will dcvolve of clccting a
Congress that will represent Ameri.
can principles and American interests.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-06

Az the direst result of Democratic
imbecilitv and Democratic warfare
upon American Industries, the United
States Government Is threatened with
N enormous deficit in its revenues.
The special Washington dispatches
clearly Indicate the gravity of the
problem with which the country is
confronted. The Treasury gold re-
serve, which President Harrison was
prepared to maintain at the establish
ed figure of Sl00.O00,OO0 by the issue
of bonds to any amount necessary for
that purpose, is to-day only sss,BI4.-
096, the receipts o: the government,
both from internal taxes and duties
on imports are steadily declining. and
the probability is that Tie deficit by
next June will amount to more than
s7o,00o,O OO.
To this condition the Cleveland
Administration has br0v.ht the
national finances in the sh :rt space of
ten months. And now. with insult
Gent revenues, with a great diticit
certain and with a large part OF
the country's productive labor idle
and in want, the Administration pro-
poses to force through Congress an
economic measure which will intensi-
fly popular distress and cut down
still further the income of the govern
ment. Such egregious folly, such
absolute disregard OF national neces-
stiles and the popular welfare deserves
the unspsring condemnation of every
patriotic American. regardless Of
party.
The condition of the Treasury fur
nishes another potent argument
against the passage of The prosperity
destroying Wilson bill. Fight the
bill at every step!
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-06

The committee authorized to make
arrangements for the forthcoming
meeting of winter wheat millers of
the Southwest at KurIsas City, Mo.
Jan. % has completed the program
for the biggest miliers' meeting held
in America for years. The millers
west Of the Mississippi river will dis
cuss. among other important matters,
the formation of nh organization to
include all the millers of the entire
West and Southwest for the ayowed
purpose Of inducing Congress to
modify the existing Mesicun-Ameri-
can tariff iaws.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-01-06
Order of Publication,

In the Cape Girardcau Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the County. OF Cape Girardean
and state OF Missouri. September term. ls9.
Friday, October e, lses, and 18th day Of said
term.
Estate Of Frederick II vasteriing, deceased, !
Mary Nsstcrline, ADMINISTRATIVE.
Order OF Publication.
NOW on this day comes Mary VasterliHg,
~ Administrative Of the estate OF Frederick
II. Nasteriing, late of said csunty, de 'ase,i.
and presents to the court her petition, verified
by affidavit, praying for IN order for the sale
OF the real estate Of which said Frederick IL.
yasterling, died seized and possessed, to pay
the debts OF said estate, which said petition was
accompanied by the accounts. lists and ilven-
tories as required by law, showing that said
estate Is indebted and that said debts are un-
paid and that there is not sufficient assets on
hand to pny the same. On examination there
Of, il is ordered by the cou't that all persons
interested in the estate of said deceased, be
notified that application as aforesaid, has been
made, and that unless the Contrary be shown
on or before the first day of the next term OF
this court to he begun and held at the court
house In the city of Cape Girardcau, Cape Cir
ardeau county, Missouri, on the fourth Monday
in January, ls94, an order will be made for the
sale oil the real estate in said petition described
or so much thereof as shall be Sufficient fsr tho
payment OF said debts, and the expense of said
debts, aud expenses of such sale.
Ard il is further ordered that this notice eC
published in some newspaper published Ia said
county Of Cape Girardcau. for four weeks Priol
To- the next terra OF this court.
\ true copy
decs5as9 Clerk.