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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-06
WHEAT AND SILVER.
A False Theory of the Free Coinage Vi
 slonaries.

A False Theory of the Free Coinage VI
 slonaries.
 In an address to farmers of Cali fornia in August last MT. j. F. Irish puts several simple facts in plain way. Quitting the years ls6i-65, when the situation was abnormal. the price of cotton between 1883 and 1894, he says, was ''at 10 cents and below down to 513 cents a pound, when silver was at S129 per ounce. In seventeen years of the same period wheat vas below sl.29 per bushel when silver was above Sl.29 per ounce, and in nlne- teen years wheat was higher per bushel than silver per ounce. ten years since 1873 wheat has been higher per bushel than silver per ounce" Hence he deduces that there is no direct connection between the price of silver and the staples of agrf culture.
 Some say the volume of legal-tender silver affects prices So be it. lnen how is it to be explained that in 1892 when we had but s, gro, $40 of such sl. yer, wheat was SIPS per bushel' pa' now, with over S420, 900, 900 of such sa, yer, wheat is lower? Having increases the volume of legal-tender silver Y. times, why isn't wheat worth i' times as much as in 1858?
 Others say the amount of money Ps' capita determines prices. In lo0O, when wheat was s1.45 per bushel' v. money per capita was st3.s5. The pc 70 capita of mouney in 1894 was sg4sa, nearly double that of 1860, yet wneqs Y was less than half the price of lso0 is wholly misleading, therefore, to sss sss that prices of products depend on ,,,as ss volume of silver money. If swen.rs the per capita to $1, ,0o0 would lncrgagl the value of wheat to S1o0 puspes every body would be for it. But sa.ss ..aa cannot be thus put up by legislas'S baltimore Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-06

If the issue between q gp,SS .,sS standard or silver one is to be se1s'. by comparlson of the condlsio.l '....lr wage-earners, working respecS'sccss sscs under one or the other, preiel,esryd = rd must be given to the gold stahua' 4 just as certainly as the condltlontte S,ate tes. labor are better in the United osssi, iu Great Britain and Germany thaI ror. Mexico, India and China -Sounu rency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-06
Misfortune.

clara-Isn't it dreadful that Charley Gale is blind9
 Maude-I had not heard of his mis- fortune. I'm shocked.
 Ciara-Oh, he is not unfortunate, but a gale is a wind, a wind is a zephyr. zephyr is yarn, yarn is tale, tail is an attachment, an attachment is an affec- ton, affection is love and love is blind Poor fellow! Too bad ism tit?-Judge
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-06

With Senator Mills and Senator Vest abandoning the silver ranks the brains of that faction are seriously de- pleted. Chicago Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-06
His Occupation Gone.

First Detective-You look blue this morning Whats the matter
 Second Detective-Did you read about convict at Sing Sing confess ing on his deathbed that he murdered a man in New York?
 Yes, read all about it. {"
 Well that spells a clew have been working on for a year and a half. f."- Texas Siftings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-06

The attention of "Coin' hal~ and the victims of his "finah 1s thst Drool" should be called to the 1ac' Nst v is in favor in tno Jerusalem. The streets are with gold. Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-06

HE German Seventh-Day Baptists have six societies and 194 members They claim three churchesand one hall
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-06

U. The free silver bogie msn lost its Vest Chicago Timess
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-06
More Recent..

JackAh you are true daughter Of Eve.
 Jess Indeed am not; we go back 5II1 I1S to M Hmm tho ConQucror Puck
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-06


 MT. Boies asks: Why should we borrow gold when the vaults of the national treasury are literally swollen with the accumulation of hundreds upon hundreds of tons of silver. out of which it is just as lawful and just as right, under the constitution of this nation, to make money as it is to make it of gold?"
 This implies that these hundreds upon hundreds of tonsn of silver in the treasury vaults are the property of the government and could be coined and put in circulation if the govern ment were so disposed. Can it be pos sible that the ex-governor is unaware ot the fact that nearly all this silver is already in circulation by it's repre- sentative certificates at it's full coinage value or Sherman notes" at it's pur- chase value? The government owns In the clear much less silver than gold to-day. It has no power under existing law to increase the silver coinage be- yond what may be necessary for the redemption of the Sherman rsAtes or to put in circulation one dollar in silver more than it takes out in certificates and sherman notes, except the seign- forage on the bullion purchased before October, 1893. 93.-Chicago Chronicle.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28

i@aften uerbietenb, bic sesen Qieen3
itimmter. Die 8rauer bes gountps iinb
aus9enommen.
Den Stdbten III Minneiota bic Nuss
9abe uon Bombs aeitattenb.
&ettunssapparate fur breiitOdise unb
b0bere Nrbeitersebdube uori@reibenb.
Trieoensri@tern erlaubenb, priuatpers
ionen nit ber 3uitelluns uon @eri9tss
befeblen au betraueu.
SIM 9aus paliirte II. q. eine BiQ,
uel@e bas 0ffentli&e Mni@lasen BON
ytotiaen iber Mobiliarbppotbeten uers
bietet uno eine iol@e fir 2iceniiruns Der
peooler unb Geitieeuns BON Strafen
fir 6auiirer obne @emerbei9ein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
0cpSteltc &cnt@entSpfe.

@epStelte G@weinsfaBe baben mir
AUDI in Mmerita,. aber sepOtelte Menz
i9ent0pfe bic iinb Elm Yriuilesium uns
lerer afritanil@en Yrioer. Gin mauz
rider &eitertrupp - 10 melbet ein Ees
lesram aus Eanser - traf auf ben,
@ese naa Seq nit einisen fiir ben Sul<
tan beitimn,teu i@aurisen ariesstro>
pbden in ber Safenitabt Gaia 8ianca
elm, beitebenb in swei Gubren Meni@enz
tSpfen, bic Bel Der 3d@tisuns ber re-
beuii@en &abammas erbeutet moreen
maren. Die &0pfe iinb, um iie uor
gerweiuns gu bewabren, einsepOfelt
uoroen unb ,perben auf oer Staotmauer
uon Seq auf pfdble seitedt merben.
Nun tbut bas 3,par ben &0pfen unb au3
beren ebemalisen 8eitern ni@t web,
aber ,uenn man beoentt, oaB 3uii@en
Mirita unb europa muir bic Meeren9e
pon Gibraltar liest, ,uunoert man ii@
bod, baB nur meuise Meilen pon Der
europdii9en &iite im 10. Sabrbunoert
nod berartise i@euBli@e @ebrdu&e ses
bulbet uerben t0nnen. M@t Sabrbun>
oerte lang baben Wtauren in Spanien
seberr(9t un6 jeitbem iinb uierbunbert
Sabre uersan9en uno nod INNER bat
bic Giieriu@t ber europdii@en Md@te
es oieien ni9t seitattet, Der Barbarei 1T
morotto, trot oeiien innerer 3erfabren>
belt Elm Gnoe gu MAIDEN. Grotoem
merben lit Morofto beute nod Men>
i9entOpfe ein9eial5en unb auf ber
Stabtmauer ausaefeut, nur bunoert
Meilen pon ber ipaniiden &lite ent>
fernt. (Abenbblatt.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
Scenes @agnergei@qft.

Der llnterSei4mete bat neben benz S@mie=
oe9el9dft pom Sobn ella al Der Ode pon
Sroaowap lMo 4. gorbitrabe cine QSasuer=
mertltatt eroinet unb 1T bereit, aue i'm Sod
e!n19la9euoen Nrbeiten auf bas geite l,n6
Vauerbaftelte anluferti9en: Gas Seilen Don
Sasen pirb jllr Specialitdt 9ema1t.
sos. 8Ietbmer,
0 New lllm. Ninn
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
0ert,tit6teS.

@eibe 9duier ber @eietsebuns
pon Utiilouri baben bic 0erlesuns BET
@taatsreeieruns uon Sefferion @itp mad
@eoal,a bei@lo6en. Dariiber ielbituer>
itdnbli4 GROCER Subel in ber letteren
unb Gntrifuns in Der eriteren Stabt.
Der Bei4luB muB ielbitueritanbli@ nod
elmer 0oltsabi abitimmuns untermorten uer>
ben, bieielbe uirb aber obne Yweifel 81
@uniten ber 0erlesuns ausfal1en.
Ger Babeort Qot Sprin9s in
Mrtanias 1T letten 6reitas gum sroben
Ebeil ourd Teuer 3erit0rt ,poroen. Die
meiiten @ei@dftsbduier unb merbrere
ber sroBen 9otels puroen Elm 0taub ber
Glammen uno mebrere Meni@enleben
ioQen babel uerloren sesansen iein. Ser
materieue Werluit betrdst 1926, 900,
1popon taum einuiertel bur@ 0erii@er>
un9 9eoedt 1T.
Die Marplanber @roBlose bes
Oroens oer Pptbiasritter bat in ibren,
Sabresconuent bem @sbrau9 bes beut>
i9en @ituals in ben oeuti@en Qosen BON
Marplanb na9 elmer biti9en Debate
ben EooesiioB periett uno bet Nct,uiss
mus tri,tmpbirt. 9ea9 Ben uon ben
Wertretern oer beutl@en Qosen 9ema9ten
Meuberunsen gu i@lieben, perben bic
iieben oeuti9en 2osen III Baltimore Dem
8eiipiel ibrer 8ruoer in Gbicoso folsen
uno bic Gnti@eibuns Der @eridte ants
rufen. 49,.
s. B. Tault aus Soma madte
tur3li@ in Minneapolis eine re@t bittere
@rfabruns unb 1T nun UNI $3.50 armer.
Ser bortise vTreie Yreile : 9erolo" be-
ri@tet Golsenoes iber ben Ga1: Gault
bate uor einiser 3eit feline Garm uer>
tauft unb pur oonn no@ Minneopolis
setommen, um ein 2osirbaus ;u besin>
nen. @lei9 na@ ieiner &utunft iiel Ct
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
(Eourtlanb Nadridtcn.

Serb. Beder pon @enuiqe beiu@te am
@onntas feline bieiisen Treunbe.
Terbinanb S9rSber, uel@er bic Nor=
mali6ule inmantato beiu@t. uerbra@te
Waibinstons @eburtstas gu 9auie.
gilbert @9letau miro bemnd@it na@
Morsan lberiiebeln, um in @emeini4att
nit Otto Q8eienbers ein &leibersei@aft
3u er0ffnen. @
Gunner Qabb meilte iiber Sonnta9
III ct. 4eter.
2ebrer 6. 81. @int pon oer Brighton
S9ule befinoet it@ felt eiuisen Taaen IN
unierer Mitte.
gSir mSdten benn bod ernitli@ barr
aui binpeiien, saB sic 10 pl0tlid ouf>
getau9te Gemperen;>8ewe9un9 leoi9lid
gu einem ,peiteren lelbitiii@tigen 3wef
ins Qebeu serufcn ,poroeu lit. Man
ioute iid bcsbalb ia ni6t burd slatte
Borte ooer Drobunsen irre fiibren lais
fen, icnoern einSis uno ollein oas Snz
tereile unjeres Stdot@ens i'm Nuge be-
balten. Desbalb priife eiu Seoer,
ebe er bel BET Wtdr3sBabl feline @timme
db9ibt.
Qln Treitag itarb ein tleines &ino uon
Sic @eiubart an &rampfen uno wurbe
am Samita9 uon Der tatb. &ir9e III
glew l1ln aus beerbi9t.
Go. Bredt lit BON elmer ,ldnaeren 8e>
iu@sreiie aus @bicaao 3uriidsetebrt.
9enrp geder besriiBte am Treitas Elm
naaelneues Go@ter@en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
STATE OF MINNESOTA, =.
County of Brown, %

On this 23rd day of February 1895, be-
fore me Notary Public within and for
said County, personally appeared, F.
Aufderheide, John sturm1, 1sidor Haas,
Ed. Hensel, ]. M. Haubrich, Louis Spell
brink, H. L. Runck, all residents OF the
State of Minnesota, well known to me to
be the same persons described III and
who executed the foregoing articles of
incorporation and each severally ack-
nowledged that he executed the same
freely and voluntarily, and for the uses
and purposes therein expressed, and as
his own free act and deed.
WILLIAM PFAENDER,
[SEAL] Notary Public.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
JOS. A. ECKSTE|N,
Med1tSa,,tualt ,t,to Notar,
,7or, 11Im 111inn.

l1em l1lm @It1tn.
g3e5oubere Wufnlertlamfet ,piro oen Ver>
houbiruqeu I'M @aleuseri6t Probate
Court) pou Bro,pn 1lub 0ficoQet @ol1ntD &C.
,pibmet. - 8eHetitel ,perben unterlu@t uno
perpouitdnbigt. .a.e
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28

elmer Straben>Sirene In bic 9dnoe,
,uel9e TIN berebete, nit ibr 3u einem
Treuube gu seben, ber bic Nbii@t babe,
ieinsn Mntbeil in einem 8oarb.nsbauie
los;ui@lasen.
Der 6anoel .purbe absel@loilen;
Tault bate $4oo an5ube3ablen uno mar
nun sladli@ ruie &Onis. Sn ber Greus
be ieines 9ersens besab er ii@ NIT ieiner
10 idneu sefunoeuen Treunoin auf eine
Bierreiie nad ct. Saul. Was oaielbit
nit ibm seidab, weib ct ni@t mebr ses
nau an3useben. 3urid tam er aber
nit leerem Portemonnaie unb minus
Ieiner solbenen l1br. Beibes, @elb uno
l1br, batte ibm bic b0ie See, bic nit BON
oer Partie mar, obsenomnen unb mar
oamit ipurlos ueri@wunoen. Der &C.
prelte wanote iid nun at Die 9oIi;ei,
,pel9e ibm ben ,uenis trOitli@en Bei@eib
ertbeilte, baB feline unsetreue Treunbin
Elm betanntes laoerli9es Trauen;immer
,udre, oeren lauberer @emabl eiu aus
benz 3u@tbauie entiprunsener MOrber
iei. Oerielbe babe ii@ na@ Saoameris
ia sefl@tet, tuobin feline tuiirbise @atz
tin ibm nun un5meifelbaft sefolst mdre.
Der srOBte Beinbanbel, mel@er
ie in ben Ser. Staaten itattsefunben,
muroe tiirsli@ in Can Trancisco, @al.,
absei@loi1en. Gr beitebt III benz 0er>
tauf uon 10000 900 @auonen @ein
3u l23 Gents bic @alone uno in Der
ie@sidbrisen gerpa@tuns Der sr0bten
@eintel1er i'm Staate ieitens ber vGolis
fornia Binematers Corporation" an
bic California @ein Miiociation. ,uel@er
bic bebeutenbten Weirbdnoler in Gan
Trancisco an9eb0ren.
Sn benz Nbseor6netenbauie ber
Staatsseietsebuns uon Stem Oort 1T
bic Gutler'i9e Bia, ,uel@e ben Da'nen
bas Grosen bober Site in Gon;erten uno
bel Tbeateruurite0unsen gu unteriasen
be3,pedte, bur4sefauen, ba bic uerfai<
iunssmdBise Stimmenmebrbeit fir bie>
ielbe nidt absesebeu muroe.
Sn Orange in gfeu Seriep baben in
einenl @on3erte beg Menoclsiobus9ers
ems bic bobcn Damenbiite mei@en milf
ien. Ser Worfano bes 0ereius bate
namli3 ben Ginlabunsstarten ;u iei>
nem smeiten Gonjerte am Montas Nbenb
folsenbe 8emertuns bei9cfiist: rGs
iit ber ernitli@e @uni@ bes Goas,eb:
unssausi@uiies, bab bic Damen in ben
@ereinston;erten ibre 6ite ablesen uno
ber Musl@uB bittet baber bic iibrisen
@ereinsmitslieoer uno oeren sSreunoe
UNI oeren Mtitwirtuns CUR Grfiiuuns Sie>
les Munl9es. Der sSaal mar tuie int
,ner bel bieien GonSerten uon elmer sldn>
3enben 3uboreri@aft 9efiilt, aber fait
cine jcoe Dame iaB 1udbreno bes sanjen
Mbenbs unbeoedten !6auptes auf ibrem
8late. -------r !
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
8udlens Mrnica=Galbe.

Ole bette Satbe In bcr g8elt fir Sdntitnanben
lQuetidunsen. Dunben geidwlre Sal;Fub, Sle@ten
auieeiprunsene Sdnbe, 6roitbeulen 9nbnerausen nnb
aue SautaIsidase unb beitt unieblbar 9dmorboiSen.
goukdnose Beriebiauna aus.1dert oter teine 3e,ab>
lung perlonst. Yreis, Is Gents Sie S4adel. gu bas
ben BEL .. 81. SIien, Rem ulm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28
3eut entarbcitett.

@on iebt on perbe i'd ,pieber alle Nrren pon 3ement
arbeten, etneret Oh tn onratt be Eas lbernebS
men, Die beten Sorteu Cement iinb te.s burd mid Su
beSieben. Ber irsemo etuas In bteier ginie uiiadt,
tbut gut, 'penn er bet Mir porprdt. Sir quite arbett
w,rb sarantrt.
Sobanu &dticn,
gde State> u. Norbitr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28

\ Deuti@e 9etrodnete 8irnen (Quo>
ieln) iinb wieoer i'm @tore pom s. & ".
9ofer ju baben.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-16
Ill Henry.

iii. Henry's Ministries gave their
third performance Of the season at
lowering Hall Tuesday evening,
playing to a packed house, as is
customary with that organization.
Many lew features have been adj
ded, chief of which is the renown-
ed minstrel comedian, the only
Frank Il. McNish, whose antics
and trite bits Of wit kept the au-
dience in a roar. The popular
Larry Mack is with the company
again this season, as are several
other good singers. As a whole,
the organization is by far the best
that has been with the famous
manager in his long years of ex-
perience, and that is saying con-
siderable. Sentinel, Mt. Gilead,
O., Aug. %. They will appear
at Stokes Hall next Saturday,
18th.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-16
Carl n. Gardner.

We call the attention of our
readers TO the advertisement of the
above named young gentleman in
this issue. He tunes and repairs
Pianos and Organs and all kind.
Of musical instruments. We have
lately seen Il sample of his work,
the making, almost literally, of a
Piano at his place on Mangum
street, and when finished will be a
little gem. Carl is a Durham
boy--a genius in his line--thor.
oughly understanding his bust,
ness and with a born knowledge
of the theory Of sound, he is en-.
.abled 10 make his Compartments
on pianos with ease. He plays
remarkably well, and coming, re-
commended as he does, by some
Of the best people Of our city, he is
certainly entitled to the public
patronage Of our citizens. Get his
estimate on your work. He will
make ii to your interest.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-16
a Splendid Entertainment.

Central opera house was packed
Monday night, by an intelligent
and refined audience to greet Hi.
Henry and his superb minstrel
company. That it is by far the
best on the road goes without say
ing. Every act, every gesture,
every motion is grace itself, while
the songs and jokes are new and
pleasing. The costumes are vari-
Gus, gorgeous, affective and har-
monious. The entire show was
simply immense, and everybody
was well repaid for their atten-
dance, Daily inquirer, Gallon,
O., Aug. p. They will appear
at Stokes Hall next Saturday,
18th.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-16
The SUPERIOR Court,

The January term Of Durham county
superior court convened Monday
morning with l.. l.. Green, one Of the
new judges, in the chair. Solicitor BY.
mum is here aud seems TO take an inter.
est in his work as prosecuting attorney
for the commonwealth.
The grand jury was impanelled as fol.
lows: W. A. Wilkerson. foreman; West.
ley Henderson, W. J. Fowler, Benjamin
Perry, W. +. Barhee, W. G. Rhew, (.
A. Terrell, r. ]. Whitaker, Aiber,
Phipps, George W. White, W. T. Chris.
tan, Samuel Gsrrard, Harvey Bolton,
T. R. Morton, ". T. Carpenter, L. W,
Hays, X. L. Jordan, K. J. Aiken.
The criminal docket at this term is
not large and there are no cases of iui.
portance.
The cases disposed Of yesterday even.
ing were the following.
State vs.. Ed Durham, James Ray, ].
S. Carter and ". b. Durham, for gam.
bling. Judgement suspended on pay.
inent Of the costs.
State vs.. Morris Haskell, insulting a
lady. Not guilty. This case was an
appeal from the mayors court.
State vs.. Major Brown. carrying con.
ceaied weapons. Guilty. The judge re.
served his decision until morning
State ". Wade Halliburton, receiving
stolen goods: guilty. Judgment sus.
pended on payment Of the cost.
State vs. X. B. Harper, carrying con
ceaird weapons; guilty. Fined one
peny and cost.
State vs., William cozart, larceny;
guilty. Judgment suspended on pay.
inent Of cost.
State vs.. Dave Barbee, larceny; guilty.
Eighteen months in the work house.
State vs.. W. II. Ausley, continued.
State ". II. II. liam, assault with
deadly weapon; guilty. Judgment ~.
served.
State vs.. Jordan Poteat. bastardy; con.
tinued.
State and A. Hatchett vs.. K. c. Nor.
ris. Mr.. Hatchett being called and
failing 10 appear was taxed with the
cost
State vs.. Savannah Hester, larceny
guilty. Judgment reserved.
State vs.. viii Coleman and others,
cruelty TO animals; continued.
The case Of State vs.. Daniel Taylor
was In progress when court adjourned
yesterday afternoon. II is thought the
criminal docket will be closed this after.
noon.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-16
How's This!

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bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Testimonials free.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-16
A Million Friends.

A friend in need is a friend in.
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people have found just such a
friend in
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Throat, Chest aud Lungs. Each
bottle is guaranteed to do all that is
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Trial bottles free at BLACKNAKL &
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soc. and $1.00.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-16
Hiss iiarriette weems.

A fine treat il in store for our
theatre on Christmas eve night.
After the surfeit of farce COM
edies, so-called melodamas and
uninteresting performances, it is
with pleasure We announce the
coming of the talented young ac-
tress, Harriette Weems, who will
present "The great double bill, "
Dickens Christmas Ideal, the
Cricket on the Hearth and Booths
Version Of the Tanning Of the
Shrew. Katherine and Petrucio.
Miss Weems, although young
in years, has already held the
highest positions. She has been
leading lady with Messrs. Creston
Clarke, Louis James and Thomas
W. kecne. She has appeared in
many Shakesperean roles, but
does not confinc herself altogether
to such parts. She is equally
good US Dot, in the "Cricket on
the Hearth" This play is a
special production. Her roper
toirc als1 includes "Romeo and
Juliet" "Ltly of Lyons" and
"0thello." These performances
win b. a treat, as Miss Wcems has
surrounded herself with n fine
company of actors and actresses,
her leading support being Mr..
John Doud, n young man who
has been schooled in the COM
panies Of Booth and Barrett,
Mary Anderson and Louis James.
Every attention will be given 70
make these productions as perfect
as Observation-Disclosures Sun.
This popular actress will APP
pcar at Stokes Hall tonight and
tomorrow night. Reserved seats
at Vaughan's drug store. Rescrv.
Cd scat 10 cents, general admis-
sion so, gallery %
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-16
State Items.

The notorious Wimberly mfr
der case is on trial in Raleigh this
week.
The condition of Miss Stevenson,
who is at Asheville, is growing
gradually worse and her death is
hourly expected.
News and Observer Mr.. A +.
Dyer, of the northwestern section
OF Ohio, is here on tour ofinspec-
ton with a view to bringing here a
colony of Ohio farmers. The tar,
mers whom he represents want to
come South and he is spying out
the land in North Carolina and
other Southern states.
News and Observer Governor
Carr yesterday made requisition
upon the governor Of South Caro-.
lima for Press" Douglas and Jesse
Melton, both wanted for the muir
der of Frank Grady. The homi-
eide was committed in Arson
county about last Christmas, and
the murderers escaped over the
South Carolina line, and are now
held in that state. B. L. Wall
was appointed as agent for this
tate.