The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-01-24
WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED.
Happenings of Interest. Domestic and For
eiSn, Paragr.phed.

Charles Deitzel, the imprisoned Potts
night uninjured.
The Bennington has failed to find tho
colliers, Montserrat and Koweenaw, on
the Pacific coast.
The Most Rev. Lawrence Gillooly,
Catholic Bishop of Elphin, died in Sligo,
Ireland, yesterday.
The United States cruiser Atlanta
has left Key West, Fla, with Bluefields
as her ultimate destination.
The Nena bic Brothers have begun to
tear down the condemned portion Of
the old capitol building in Atlanta.
Ex-Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury J. Kendrick Upton has been ap-
pointed assistant general snperinten-
dent Of the life saving service.
William c. Haight has been elected
president of the Northern Neck Rail-
road and Transportation company of
Virginia.
B. +. Ayr has been elected president
of the Western Railway Association, G.
S. Payson treasurer, and c. 4. Babouf
secretary.
No deficiency was found in the ac-
counts of the secretary of the bureau Of
labor and industry, +. B. Potter, Of
Nineland, f. j.
1t is stated on good authority that
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
and the Queen and Crescent will Jointly
build union depot in Cincinnati
Attorney Olney has appointed II. H.
Bucknan, of Jacksonville, Fla, assis-
tant United States district attorney for
the southern district of Florida.
The New Haven announces that
through freight rates to and from the
west will hereafter be the same at all
stations on its Old Colony system as at
| Boston.
| While the Duke of Argyle was ad-
dressing political meeting at GLASGOW,
,, Tuesday evening, he fell in a dead faint
and was with difficulty restored to con-
| sciOusness.
| President Depew, Of the New York
Central was whisked along in special
train between Albany and Schenectady
Saturday, a distance Of seventeen miles
| In fourteen minutes.
The antu-gambling league Of London
have obtained summons against the
Jockey club for permitting betting on
New Market heath. The case will be
heard within month.
Chairman Widgley, of the Western
Pass Agreement, has issued circular
directing members of that committee
not to issue passes that would come un
der the benevolent account.
In recent interview with James J
Corbett, the worlds champion pugelist
he delared his intention to retire per
manently from the ring after his figh
with FitZsimmons next fall.
The farmers alliance executive com
mittee has adopted resolutions favor
ing government control of railroads
the anti-option bill and female suffrage
and against the pooling bill
The appointment is announced O
Carrie Liebig as division surgeon O
the Northern Pacific at Hope. Idaho
This is the first woman physician to b,
appointed in the railway service.
Thomas Riley, ex-general superin
tendent of the st. Louis Kansas Cit,
and Colorado road, has been appointed
superintendent of the Monterey ant
Mexican Gulf Line at Monterey, Mex.
The fire on board the British steame
Mariposa, at Livespool from New Or
leans has been extinguished and an OK
animation of the cargo has been made
The cargo was considerably damaged
At Buena Vista, Ga, Sunday. the res
idence Of Mr.. J. P. Blue was consume,
by fire. Two children were in tn
building and in the effort to rescu
them, Mrs. Blue was burned to death
The Pittsburg conference of the tin
plate manufacturers and worlmen ha
adjourned without a compromise o.
the wage question. The workmel
agreed to meet the manufacturers hal
way.
Third Vice President Baldwin, of tn
Southern Railway, sets at rest all re
ports to the contrary that the head
quarters of the Western system of tn
Southern Railway will remain in Knox
vile.
A dispatch from Shanghai to the Ger
tral News, London, says the departur
of the Chinese peace ENJOYS for Japal
has been further delayed owing to tn
necessity of their awaiting orders fror
Pekin.
The police of Paris have arrested
we'll known anarchist who was absen
from his home on Sunday night and
is believed that he is the one who eau.
ed the bomb explosion in the Rue NJ or
cean that night.
In a meeting at Boston yesterda
the hardships of the contract systeI
and criticized the blanket injunction
issued. Lady Henry Somerset an
Miss Francis Willard solicited aid
, Shingles and pulp wood from Tn
: ted States will enter Canada free {
customs duty, the Dominion govern
ment having received assurances ths
, the United States is admitting Cans
. dian made shingles free of duty.
: Judge Simonton. in the United State
t district court, has signed decree orde
, ing sale on February Is, of the Charlie
ton, Sumter and Northern railroa'
The petition was filed in behalf OF tn
Atlantic Coast line and was not oppose,
The London Times correspondent
, Buenos Ayres, says that the confli'
between the Argentine president an
congress is becoming more activ
owing to the presidents refusal I
grant amnesty to persons implicated
/ the last revolution.
: L: is stated Oh the highest autho
e ity that the report that Secretary Ca
: Isle had resigned is "absolutely u
: true, as are also all suggestions Of tn
4 sort. which have from time to time a
peared of late, and. moreover. thel
never was particle of foundation Il
them"
: Sick people don't want to be bothert
a with preparing the medicine they tax
= Bad enough we must take it. You don