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The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
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y ASi.INGTON, Oct 80 Next Wednes
dau4;f,r # oI Phil Thompson will, be
mar ti,t to MT VIM l. Davis at the resi-
denCc Of the secretary Of the treasury.
The gro m i connection Of Mrs. Jeffer
son Davis, who with her daughter, Miss
Winnie, are expected to be present
Justice White, of the supreme court,
will soon be married to Mrs Linden Kent,
the widow of the former attorney for the
Richmond and Danville railroad Justice
White has long been considered the most
eligible bachelor in Washington, being
handsome, wealthy, distinguished and of
a tine Louisiana family.
Col Paul B. Means, who is supposed
to have considerable pull at the white
house, was here last week and will return
this week
Virginia democrats here are We Y much
encouraged because popular Fiz Lee will
take the stump from now until the cleo
ton
North Carolina is regarded as safe for
the democrats Josephus Daniels thinks
the fifth district will be redeemed and
that Gus Graham will succeed Tom Settle
Cleyeland's action with regard to the
democratic ticket in New York is the
absorbing topic with politicians of both
parties here Personally, | am confident
the president will do the right thing al
the right time. He lacks neither the
ability to form a correct judgment nor
the courage to do his duty. He is a
democrat and it is an insult TO him to
doubt his fealty to his party. BisselI
registered in Buffalo early in October
and the other members of the cabinet az
we'll as the president, have not yet, in
any instance yielded precedence to the
postmaster general as regards straight
out democratic loyalty and faithfulness
| shall believe that Cleveland and La
mont will not be found wanting whc1
the democrats of New York are called
on TO vote
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
CRANks srILL-AFTeR GROVER.
some One Has Been Sending Him Tele-
grams Signed "Cleveland.'

WAsHINGTON, October 31.-Gerardus
Ii. Weaten, who claims to be the mayor
OF Atlantic City, walked into the de-
tectlve office yesterday and asked for
the chief of police. He was conducted
to Major Moore's Office, where he told
the major who he was, and said he had
come here in answer to telegram
signed by the president, who he said,
was going to appoint him to foreign
mission. He said that as the mayor of
Atlantic City he had come to pay an Of
fcial visit to the chief and to place him
self under the protection of the police
of this city. Major Moore saw that the
man was undoubtedly insane and turned
him over to Detectives Weldon and
Rhodes who locked him up at the First
Precinct station, where he will remain
until his sanity is investigated. The
man is no doubt a crank and also the
victim of a practical joke, for he had
several kilograms on his person signed
"Cleveland"
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
CHARGES CRIMINAL LIBEL.
Preferred by Judge Reeder Against Con
gresham Howard Mutchler,

EAsTON, Pa, October 31.-Congress-
man Howard Mutchler, of this city,
editor Of the Easton Express and
Northampton Democrat, was arrested
yesterday afternoon on a charge of
criminal libel, preferred by Howard j.
Reeder, candidate for reelection as
Judge of the court of Northampton
county. The charge is based on the
contents of an article published in his
newspaper last week, charging the
judge with dishonesty, official miscon-
duct and attempts to bribe voters.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
LET POPULISTS READ
WHAT THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY SAYS
OF THEM
Extracts fro the Campaign ook of S94
Which Have an Interesting Bear
ing Upon Fusion.

Which Have Interestins Bear
ing Upon Fusion.
Here ii Is. Let tbs pOpuli t. of .ur
ham county who are being led by Hol.on
the republican chairman, into fusion
with his crowd, read what Holton's party
says about them A few days ago IIol
ton was calling upon them TO show their
Indignation at he GLOBES stricluers
upon them. Let them now read What
HoltOn's party, the republican party,
which asks them TO go hand in hand
with it at the coming election, say of
them
The republican hand book for 1894,
says of the populists:
That, being based on an assumption of
the poverty and destitution of the mas,
ses, it is in danger of becoming an or,
ganized attack on all rights of private
property, and must end in Anarchy or
Communism No one should enter the
party who is not prepared to follow it to
one or the other of these extremes.
That, being an attempt to organize one
class Of citizens against another class,
lahorers against capitalists, it must lead
to more pronounced conflicts. aggravate
all the evils Of organized lockouts and
strikes, and tends to civil war, not to
peace
That, being based on charges of uni
versal corruption and fraud, it tends to
break down all confidence of man in
man, and begets the very corruption it
charges, in its followers as we'll as others,
Evil gro ws in him who thinks evil. The
short experience Of this party already
demonstrates its demoralizing influence.
Finally, the short history of populism
affords US abundant evidences of Boss
ism" and corruption" to warn US
against placing in the hands of its leaders
such powers and temptations Kan
sas and South Carolina, one intensely
republican, and the other intensely demo
cratic, are awful examples.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
CAIN WILL NOT PUNISH.
The Case Against the Tillman Spy for Muir
der at Darlington Thrown Out.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October 31.-The
case against Tillman's spy, Cain,
charged with murder in the Darlington
riots, was nolle pressed yesterday by
the solicitor in Darlington because he
was satisfied from the result of the
McLendon trial that no spy would be
convicted by the Tilmanites composing
the jury. So ends the attempt to bring
to justice the murderers of some of
Darlington's best citizens.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
AND ROWE DIES INSTANTLY.
A Jealous Lover Shoots His Rival and Then
Commits Suicide.

WEBB CITY, Mo, October 31.-J. T..
Rowe, of Dayton, Newton county, fired
slightly wounding him in the neck.
He then shot himself through the head,
causing instant death He was to have
been married to a Miss Martha Ford
today, but became insanely jealous of
McAlester. The shooting took place in
the presence Of Miss Ford, who is now
DrOStrated.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
Baltimore's Big Horse show

BALTIMORE. October 31.-The entry
lis. tor the first annual exhibition of
the Maryland horse show association
has closed with 373 entries from horse
men all over the country. The show
will open at Union Park on November
and continue six days. when most of
the horses will be shipped to New
York for the Madison Square Garden
eXhi ibitiOn
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
Ambushed by Erigands and shot.

OAxACA. Mex, October 81. = The
body of Henry c. Philips, civil engi-
neer. was found yesterday on the pub
lie road near Las Naca>. . He had been
ambushcd by brigands and shot and
robbed. Mr.. Phillips was an American
employed in the construction of the
Mexican Southern rai%oad between
this city and Puehla.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
The Appointnent Meets With Ea,or.

ROME. October 31.-The appointment
Of the Prince of Hohenlohe to be Ger
man chancellor and Prussian premier
has made good impression on Italian
politicians. His brother Prince Gus
tav Adolph of Hohenlohe, Cardinal
Pr. As received numerous messages
of cJDgratulation.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
Place on the Official Ballot Denied

CHICAGO. October 3l.-The board of
commissioners yesterday ruled that
neither of the rival populist city and
county tickets were entitled to place
on the official ballot. The populists
were informed that they must file the
names of their candidates before the
people on petition.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
POSTMASTER OF WASHINGTON.
James p. Willett Appointed to That Posi-
tion by the President.

WASHINGTON. October 31.-James P.
Willett was appointed postmaster of
Washington, d. c., yesterday by Presi-
dent Cleveland. He is a member of a
we'll known firm of hatters and life
long resident of Washington. He has
been one of the leaders of the district
democracy.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
TIVE CZAR'S DYING CONDITION.
Rapid Change for the Worse, and the Last
Hopes Have Gone.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 31.-The
latest dispatches from Livadia confirm
previous ones announcing a marked
change for the worse in the Cars con-
dition. The most pronounced symp-
toms ars those of congestion of the lobe
of his left lung, greatly increased
coughing and raising Of blood. His
condition is extremely dangerous.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
LOUISVILLE SHUT OUT, TOO.
Secretary Carlisle Wires His Regrets tC
Colonel John Whallen.

WAsHINGTON, October 81. - In re-
sponse to a telegram from Colonel John
Ii. Whallen, of Louisville, Secretary
Carlisle telegraphed that gentleman
yesterday morning that owing to the
pressure of public business he can not
accept the invitation of the Watterson
and Carlisle clubs to speak in Louis
vile before the close of the campaign.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

much betterl took eleven bottles To-
day, l am well. I have never felt the least
trace of my old complaint in the last six
years. We use the Golden Medical Discov-
cry whenever we need blood-purifier. With
the skin is rendered clear and soft, almost
as an infants" Sold everywhere.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

MRS. HARRY TAPPAN. of Reynolds, Mel

PAN, or Reynolds, Neb.,
writes 4: " For about
two years l was q con-
slant sufferer from dis
eases peculiar to my sex
/ had to be carried from
my bed, had horrible
dreams, sinking SnSa-
tons, was very nervous
and had little or no ap-
petite. In short, nv
whole body was racked
with pain. | had fire.
Quent attacks of hyste-
ria, and was completely
discouraged for l found
no medicine did me any
good. At last ] deter
mined to try DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription.
/ had taken but two
BOTTLES before I felt cn
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
That joyful Feeling

io.,~, we e1hilarating sense of renewed
'',' ami strength and internal cleanli
=; winch follows the use of Syrup of
~. s unknown TO the few who have
cfr,' 'essed beyond the old time medi-
Ola az" 'Ac cheap substitutes sometimes
fpfa, o-' never accepted by the we'll
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
Raleigh Interested in the New T.lephon,
"'Hara Makes "A Speech.

n.I, N'.orcd republican politician
H., '1'" made rousing repu blican speech
r.s, 1'S1' in the court house and was
Oily appIauded by the colored people
oa 1'1 .r5 Went for the populists with gloves
lin, 4,-' -, oy The way his hearers applauded
.-ly seemed 10 agree with him
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
OF the SDortinp NIup'

Cheap =. q 60. will rent you guns as
day Or a. you want them, either by the
headrn',V,esA. 90 and see him, as his is
''"'ers for such articles,
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

A Ny LADY can easily make SIS weekly
"A working for me quietly at home Position
permanent. AMI if you can only spare two
hours per day don't fai TO investigate. Reply
with stamped envelope, Miss Lucille Logan,
Joliet. Ill.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

CatarIh is constitutional disease.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is a constitutional
remedy. 1t cures catarrh. Give ii trial.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
Rev. Mr. TuttIe and the University Ger.
Club.

The GLOBE believes in printing the
news and among other items of news it
unds in this weeks Christian Advocate
card from Rev. D II. Tuttle, of Raleig h
commenting upon an announcement Of
the annual October german of the Uni
ycrsiy club" Mr.. Tuttle in his card
notes that the names of those who at
tended the german were published in IA
morning paper and asks if their pastors
Shall be expected to take notice of this
violation of the discipline
There are two sides to every question
and IHE GLOBE has no doubt that the
innocent yoang people who love the
IaScJHAtInS ball room and the dance can
'''nT good argument to show that they
S"oa,' be allowed To enjoy themselves.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

XNANTED-By young man of experience
w position as clerk or office work. Address
Wanted. Broadway, n. c.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

DOR SALE-A good second hand grand
Il square Piano, a SidtboaTd and new Fold
ing Bed, cheap. Call on Durham Furniture
Company.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

"ANTED-Solicitor with reference want
w ed by the largest, strongest and most
progressive live stock insurance company in
the world. Liberal contract and big induce
mcnts TO both agents and insured. Address at
once. with stamp. Etna Mutual Live stock
Insurance Co., 100 5. 10th street, Phiade phia,
Pa.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
PEOPLES COLUMN

AGENTS WANTED to sell a useful kitchen
n a,ticle Sells on sight. Medal awarded al
Worlds Fair. The Electric Cake Beater and
BATTER Oropper Co, 1911 CarOndeIct St, New
Orleans, La.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

EOR SALE-A pair # ponies, guaranteed
Il perfectly sound and gentle. ". N. MOR-
GAN.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

CALESMAN can secure line of Hose. Betting
- and General Ruuber, from Manufacturing
Corporation. tirst-class line for first clas
mln. P. o. box for 1871, New York.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

C.25OO REWARD-I viii give the above re-
e ward for the conviction of anyone for
shooting. trapping or netting partridges IN
violation OF the law. There is a rine of 5000
tor killing partridges between the 18th day Of
March an the Ist day of November.
t. II. MARTIN.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

EOR SALE-Five shares of stock in More
Il head Ranking Co. Address Lock Box lz3
Graham, y. &.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

TNO RENT -Desirab G Offices in the Holman
i bulldog. Enquire at GLOBE office.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

HELP WANTED. NALE-Are you unem-
IL plOyed: Will you work for SIS weekly:
Enclose reference End self addressed stamped
envelope, Secretary. Box 7, Chicago.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31

7 OSr-Physician's pocket visiting list. y
II liberal regard is offered for its return.
AN. MOORE. VI. d.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-31
local NEWS NOTES.
.,~- NJ INTEREST DONE AND SAID
IN DURHAM.
t,.r, Day Events And Personal
Points r;inently Picked and
pIthiIy Put in Print.

P,thiIy Put in Print.
~: G,ur-e lIins, cf Elillsboro was
:, Durham day,
There are q large number Of Durham
.,ore attending the Burlington fair
NJ " = Guthrie, " ho is stud, ing law
,.cbapel Hin, is at home on visit
u, O.a.rlc repres, ming the well
h..an AID Iopular 'Sabaroso" cigar
Va. in the city today.
r B.Lg,, Of Raleigh, passed thrC gh
ne city Yesterday going to the Burling
roo fair with two fine horses
View York Celebrities at Stokes hall
Saturday, night, November 3 This is
4r.tcIa-- musical organization
Nj. Mary Riggs Collins, of Hillsboro,
r.ssd through on the noon train en-
rogfc 10 New bcrne where she will make
her future home.
Mr. aad Mrs Gallaher and daughters,
otBc. al, Ireland, are visiting Durham
and INSPECTING the tobacco interests
They are at the Carolina.
The North Carolina University Maga
zine for October has been received by
THE GLOBE and is an unusually attrac-
i've and interesting number
Secure your seats for the New York
Celebrities at Stokes hall, Saturday night
November 3. This is one of the best
concert companies on the road.
DON'T put off buying your carpets until
the extreme cold weather comes. The
Cheek Furniture company will sell the N
to you and wait for the money Furni
turc, carpets, lamps, etc, cash or weekly
payments.
Mr.. b. Depweg, the tailor, changes
his ad in this issue. Any one wanting
suit made to order will do a wise hing
by calling at his shop over Mr. G. T
Posteys jewellery tore on Main street,
and give him your order.
The Atlanta Journal contains the fol
lowing about former North Ca1oIinian :
"Mr. \ +. Woodel!, who is at present
chief clerk to the division freight and
passenger agent of the Seaboard Air Line,
has been appointed travelling freight
agent Of the Southern Pacific with head
quarters at Danville, Va. Mr. Woodell
has been with the Seaboard a number of
years and was one of the first to hold a
position with that company in Atlanta,
and his friends here will be glad to hear
Of his deserved promotion
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-30
INTERSTATE IRRIGATION CONGRESS
OF the Committes On
Resolutions Debated.

accommodations OF the Co,mmlttes a.
Resolutions Debated.
OMAHA, March 23.-Nearly the ent;re
morning meeting of the interstate irriea.
ton convention was spent in executive
session, debating the series of resolutions
prepared by the executive Committee.
Inc principal fight was made Owe the
clause demanding congress to make an
appropriation to test the p~racticability of
irrigation by means of artesian wells
1t was adopted.
The resolution also favored the ere.
alton OF the office of state engineer in the
various states and legislation which shall
encourage irrigation construction and de-
velopment; that the executive COMMITTEES
or this association be instructed TO On.
operate with the executive COMMITTEES NJ
the various state organizations in send.
ing able delegates to Washington to urge
congress to take immediate action upon
the bills now pending in behalf of the If.
rigation of the great plains. Thanks
We're rendered to the citizens of Omaha
and all who have freely given of their
time and means to make the convention
q success.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-30
COxEY'S CRUSADERS.
THE coMMoNweAL ARMY wsll UNI.
DER WAY,
No Physician In the Cs~mp-s,nNh. the
Mysterious Military Leader. Has Caught
Cold-Coxey Goes 70 Chlcaso-Deuisa
That He e % Financial straits.

ALLIANCE, o., March 2s.-The symps.
thy. OF the people along the line Of march
u making II possible for Coxey's army
TO progress without any particular hard.
ships. The men were cheered Tuesday
morning BY sausage. ham. bread and
black coffee. Soap Ia still among the In.
visible things and there is no danger that
anybody is going to mistake this for q
turnout OF plutocrats.
Only the hobo contingent Is provided
with soap. and they are not particular
about using II. The health of the march.
ers has been remarkably good consider.
ing their experience. Meals that are n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-30
SILVER MEN AZ pes MONIES.
the Convention Adopts Resolutions q,

me Convention Adopts Resolutions and
Adjourns.
DEs MONIES, March 2A.-The national
silver convention closed Thursday even.
ing. At the morning session brie,
speecnes were made on the question,
what is the proper remedy and how
It may be best appiiedY"
president johnson, Of the Bimetallic
league OF Kansas. was the frst speaker.
among the radical statements which
Mr.. johnson made and which was
loudly applauded was that Grover Cleye.
ana was a greater traitor to our govern.
ment than was jeff Davis.
!gnatius Donnelly of Minnesota made q
orief address in which he said: 1.-THE de.
monetization of silver was a colossal
conspiracy and crime, the greatest crime
ever perpetrated against the human
FAMILY. 1t is demoniac."
n league before ad~journinQ passed
the following resolutions:
whereas, Silver was stricken nv fraud
through the gold conspirators in the old
poiitical parties, Notwithstanding the d.
rect pledges of both Of their national plat.
iorms; therefore, be it
RESOLVED. That we recommend that tho
nominations for congress In the several
should be made by the friends OF
Tree silver, who are unequivocally In favor
.. tne unrestricted coinage Of gold
ana silver on the basis of i8 to 1, and
whose past acts are the best guarantee OF
.neir good faith and who will stand on
.ne resolutions adopted by this CONVEX
Iion n that the said nominations be
made by political organizations, which
known TO be positively in favor OF
rec silver or by independent assemblages
men OF all parties, the candidates being
pledged, II elected. in case the election OF
Of the United States il thrown
mo the house Of representatives they will;
'ooe Ior such candidate as IL known to be
earnestly In favor Of free silver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-30
PRENOEReAsT's INSANITY PLEA.
nearing Postponed Until Next Tuesda
l~nterrunflans Nv Ah> p.a~-.

nearing Postponed Until Next Tuesdav
interruptions ny the Prisoner.
CHICAGO, March 26.-By an agree.
ment OF the interested attorneys TODAY
the hearing of the insanity plea Of
rrendergast was postponed until next
Tuesday.
During the arguments regarding the
fixing Of a date for the trial the ne.
marks OF the court were frequently
interrupted by outhursts from
the prisoner. Finally Prendercast.
making a loud appeal for the right to
speak. Judge Chetlain listened to a
long harangue from him about his CON.
stitutional right and his objections to
delay. The prisoner, after he had com.
pleted his speech, frequently cried out:
1--WE want no delay; we want the casa
to go to trial at once"
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-30
EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE.
Five Persons Killed and the works m,
liberated.

Five Persons Killed and the Work. N
liberated.
PITTsBURa, March 24.-The dyuamit.
works Of the Acme Powder COMPANY a,
Blacks Run, q mile above Hutton. or
the Allegheny Valley railroad, were de
stroyed by an explosion at Z q. m. Five
persons were killed and one badly in.
jured. The works were blown to pieces
and buildings in the vicinity of the work,
were wrecked, windows broken and the
people within a mile of the works terror.
lied. The names Of the dead are:
NELLIE REMALEY.
MOLLIE REMALEY,
SADIE REMALEY.
WILLIAM l.. ARTHUR.
SAMUEL REMALEY.
MRS. WILLIAM ARTHUR, badly injured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-30
COMMANDER CoXEY.

regular. when they are provided nc all,
and tlecping on frozen ground with q
scant covering Of straw, is not ordinarily
considered conducive to q mans we'll he.
ing. There Is no physician In the camp.
unless DIR. Kirkland, the nervous little
Pittsburg astrologer, with a big over.
coat, is nm NJ. d.
Louis Smith, the mysterious individual
who is the military head Of the enter.
prise, has a cold, attended with a husky
voice. Smiths attire Is still imnacu.
late, but defects have been discovered In
his military leadership. He has the de.
cisive bearing of q man accustomed 10
command, but his system varies a little
from Upson's tactics. He can start and
halt the column, direct them to left face
n right wheel, but he cannot direct
the execution Of more intricate move.
ments. lie is savage in de~nunciation of
the plutocrats and the subsidized press
and reckons they will be swept away.
Smith Is q man Of very positive temper.
ment n Is intense in his hatred of those
who have money.
The army arrived In Alliance footsore
ana weary, and at once set out ON a beg.
ging expedition. Toes have been peepinr
from shoes that have yielded to the hard
service, and the lack Of clothes Is attn
severely felt. Clothing and other sur.
plies were asked for, but little was Oh. |
tanned. No dinner, and only peas.
bread, potatoes and black coffee ON tho |
evening bill OF fare has caused much |
and it may lead to open mu.
tiny. General Coxey went to Chicago
Tuesday night. He and Browne "a
dressed a crowd in the opera house.
Brownies plausible defense Of the crusade
brought applause and $lO.O OF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-30
BUSINESS REsUMING AT RIO.
Traces Of War Have Disappeared and We,
sells Are Loading and unlaadIn~

auO v00s
sells Are Loading n U~nioadIne.
Rio DE JANERo, March 27.-Affairs
mere are rapidly resuming their normal
aspect, and aside from the damage done
TO the forts and along the water front by
the firing of the insurgent warships ali
traces OF warfare have disappeared. The
past week has been n Of Cenersl fes-
dvity. marked by the constant firing Of
salutes and the holding Of reviews. The
usual religious professions were held and
the church services were very largely at
tended. For months past the city was
nlled with troops and almost everything
psrtook Of a military character. Now
the troops. or at least by far the greater
number of them, have gone south to re-
inforce the government forces where the
insurgents are still opposing the federal
authorities. The harbor has been de-.
serted by all the foreign warships and
the loading and discharging Of merchant
vessels Is proceeding as before the revo.