The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-15

Mrs. Cozart returned to the city this
noon.
Mr.. r. l. Rogers is spending The day in
Raleigh
Mr.. Sam Kramer and wife returned
home today.
Miss Mabel Duke returned from Wins
ton this noon.
Prof E W. Kennedy returned from
Chapel Hill today.
DR.. Manning and family returned from
Chapel Hill this noon.
DR.. Winston and Judge Sheppard were
on the noon train today.
Col. J. 5 Carr and Master Claiborn are
spending the day in the city.
f. \. Green went to Hills boro this
morning on the cannon ball
Miss Mabel Tomlinson left this after
noon for a short visit to Archdale
W. l., Fallon left yesterday afternoon
for short business trip to Danville.
Miss Matte Faucette left this noon for
Mt. Olive to visit Miss Kate Southerland.
Fletch Cothran left yesterday after
noon on a short business trip up the
road
Mrs. E w. Kennedy passed through
on the noon train today on her way to
Fayetteville.
The street commissioner has been
cleaning out the cutters in the business
portion of the city for the past two days
with the city water.
The prohibitionists of the state hold a
mass meeting in Greensboro:today. Rev.
T. J. Gattis, James II Southgate and r
G. Tuttle left on the cannon Lall train
this morning to attend
Among those at the Carolina are w.
E. Patterson, Newbern &. nj. Fleming,
Wilson :. Frank A Cliuard, S d. Mason,
Lynchburg; Fred Woollcott, Raleigh; D.
Taylor, North Carolina
The different choirs of the city who
are to take part in the Sunday school
convention, are requested to meet at
Trinity church tomorrow evening at s
o'clock, aud to bring tie Consolidated
Gospel Hymns with them.
The August races at Raleigh, which
takes place next Wednesday and Thurs
day, are going to be very fine indeed
There has been large number of horses
entered. George Harden, of this city, has
entered four. All who enjoy this kind
of sport should attend.
q. j. Cole met with quite painful ac-
cident at the Erwin cotton mills yester,
day afternoon, his thumb was caught be
tween the rollers of card and mashed
so badly that it had to be amputated at
the second joint, Drs Cheatham and
Fitch performed the operation.
NJ. NJ. Long was before Squire Barbee
yesterday afternoon on a peace warrant
sworn out by his wife Mary Long The
evidence showed that he was very abu-
sive and violent, because his wife would
not furnish him money to get whiskey
with. He has not been working for some
time, aud was being supported by his
wife and daughter He was bound in
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and ordered to pay the cost, $3.50.
Last evening Bob Turner proceeded
t. fill himself up with mean corn whisky,
and as soon as he accomplished his pur
pose he began to beat and kick the son
of Mr.. Joe Shields, boy only II years Of
age He kicked and beat him very
badly. The police went to arrest him,
but he got away before they arrived and
they are now on the lookout for him and
will arrest him the next time he comes
to the city.
Last evening Cave Coaklin filed him,
self with whiskey and went home to paint
things red. He went in his house and
ordered his son to blow out the lamp,
and because he refused to do so, knocked
ii over. The lamp exploded and set the
house on fire, but the blaze was extin.
guished by parties who were present. A
warrant was sworn out for Cosklin, and
he was brought before Squire McMannen,
who let him of with the cost in the case,
upon his promise of good behayior in the
future and the payment OF the cost, 81 30.
To Cleanse the syatem
Efectually yet gently, when costiye or