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COURT IN PHILiPSBURG.
The MerrIII-sunriss Case at Last Given
the Jury.


to the jury.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
PHILIPsBURG, March %. - The great
MerrIll-Sunrise case was given to the jury
tonight at s 80. This is the sixth day of
the trial and about 75 witnesses have been
examined. The jury visited the ground
In dispute and listened to the arguments
of counsel to-day. Colonel Sanders made
n florid appeal for his client. To prove
tho credibility of one of his witnesses, he
referred to him as an old soldier who bad
fought and was wounded defending his
country. He grew eloquent and a listener
would almost think the colonel had been
in the war himself. II. b. Smith closed
for the plaintiff after which Judge Brantly
read the instructions TO the jury which
were quite lengthy. The next case on
the docket is the state against Sanders
charged with stealing cattle. Attorney
Webster of Missoula will defend him.
L. w. Sherman, superintendent of the
Sunrise company, is quite sick at the
Kaiser house.
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taken in the boundary contest between
Venezuela and Great Britain.
Minister Andrade of Venezuela, one of
the Venezuelan claims commission. has
gwen notice of a dissenting opinion from
the award of the commission made yes
terday. 1t will not vary Venezuela's pur-
pose to pay the award according to the
finding of n majority of the commission.
The congress of that country is in session
and it is expected the first Installment of
the award will be included in the budget
for this year. The treaty provides that
the award is to be paid in five annual in
stallments, each of $2S. 800.
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A FIER Z sATTLE.
Tho Columbian Government Defeats the
Rebels-Heavy Losses.

Rebels-Heavy Losses.
COLON, Columbia, March GA great
battle was fought at Ensico March -. be-
tween the government forces under Gem
eral Beyers and the rebels. The latter
we're defeated after a struggle of 10 hours,
although 1900 of the government troops
died while on the march. The rebels, who
numbered $500. were routed and the town
captured. The government forces lost
200, the rebels 1 200. Two thousand of the
rebels surrendered.
The steamship Alliancia of the Colum-
bian line, from New York March 20, ar
rived here this afternoon, passing over
the usual course. She was not molested.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-28
BARON IN TROUBLE.
Deserter From the German Army Ar
rested for Embe

rested Tor Embezziement.
COLUMBUS, o., March 27.-T. c. Zettle.
meist, an enlisted private in the United
States army, stepped from a Pittsbure
train here Saturday and was Immediately
arrested on the strength of a telegram
from Police Superintendent O'Mara OF
Pittsburg for embezzlement. Zettlemeist
is Bavarian baron and was an officer in
the German army. When Emperor Will
lam issued an edict against gambling in
the German army he found himself so
heavily involved that he deserted and
came to this country. lie speedily went
through 5000 in New York. On March 3
he took out naturalization papers and en-.
listed in the United States army as a pri-
vate. Believed charge of embeZzlement
was made by German authorities.
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THE EGGS or ALASKA.
Senator Mitchell Wants tho Birds Nest.
Protected.

senaVOF -IIVVH0II " NM TI3 DIFIs NesIs
Protected.
WASHINGTON, March 2T.-The amend
ment of Senator Mitchell of Oregon IN
serted in the sundry evil bill, may lead
to some interesting results, and also
cause further international complications
similar 10 those of the Bering sea. a
part of the appropriation for the protec-
Jion of the salmon fisheries of Alaska.
there is provision thar the secretary of
tue treasury Is authorized TO send an in
spec;or TO investigate aal report upon
the taking and destruction o. eggs of wild
fowl. and the alleged wlnton destruction
Of game birds. deer, FOX and other AMI
mails Of Alaska. 4 report IS also asked
as TO what method should be taken 10
prevent such destruction in the future. II
appears that the Canadian poacher, not
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A Receiver Wanted.

NEw YORK, March 27.-Applica;ion for
the appointment of a receiver Tor the
National Cordage syndicate was made to-
day in the supreme court chambers before
Judge Beckman on behalf of Eliza \.
Wall, partner of William Wallis sons,
manufacturers OF cordage.
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VENEZUELAN AFFAIRS.
A New German Minister Appointed
Ab1uf That Indemnity.

Ab1uf That indemnify.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Adyices re-
ceived here state that Germany has sent
a new minister TO Venezuela, who recently
passed through New York on route to his
new post. This Is regarded as the first
step toward the adjustment OF the trouble
arising over the departure from Venezuela
OF the ministers of Spain, Germany.
France and Belgium. because they united
in communication TO their governments
rejecting on the presi dent and officers Of
Venezuela. The subject has been watched
with interest by the state department,
owing to the part the United States had
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Another Train Robbery.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 27.-The
frain on the Iron Mountain was held up
by robbers about Is miles north of Poplar
Bluff, Mo-, by two men. The robbers
cut off the mail, express and baggage cars
and ran about half a mile and robbed the
express car. Ii is not known what booty
they got. The conductor lost his watch
and money and it is supposed passengers
were also robbed, but details have not
been received.
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Victoria Hotel Failure.

NEW YORK, March douglas NJ.
Stanfield, proprietor of the Victoria hotel.
made an assignment to-day 10 .. z.
Breeu. The management said the lia-
bilities we're about So, zoo and were more
than covered with assets.
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At. ,dstooi. and Died

STOCKTON, March 27.-0n Sunday las,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Maroon, living near COM
anche, and their grandehild, ate toadstools
which they mistook for mushrooms. All
became very sick. The child died Sunday
night. Mr.. Maroon died Monday nigh,
and Mrs. Maroon cannot live.
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OTTAWA. March 27.-That the resigna-
ton of Sir Charles rupper from the eabi-
net has been handed IN can hardly be
doubted The Citizen, the governments
organ, says so very blunuy. Ii is said the
reason for quitting the cabinet is that be
has not been allowed 10 supplant Foster
IN the leadership of the house of COM
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More Troops fsr Cuba.

MADRID. March 27.-Further resigna-
tions of the chief officials of the late gov
ernment. including that of the president
of the Cuba tariff committee, are an
nounced. Tne bill increasing the army
contingents raises the peace effective
from II, 900 to 5000. The government
will Immediately send an additional REIN
forcement OF 5000 men TO Cuba.
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MATANoEA~, Mexico, March 2-.-Ad-
vices nave reached mere tina, Sostens SAL
dana and two other desperate prisoners
while being conducted u Lauuel TO be
tried, attempted TO escape. They were
shot and killed By the military escort.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-28

Capitol from Mcfarland. Kansas. sdy that Dr.
Mayo has satisfied himself tha- the disease
from which cattle IN Morris and Geary counties
ars suffering is NOT contagious pleuTo-pneu-
m0nia.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-28

For Boils. Blotches, Pimples.
Scrotula, Salt Rheunn, etc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-28

This Is the Season to Purify the
Blood.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-13
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGF,


Rev J. n. Slirev President. Academic
Commercial and Col eRiate Courses.
Total Necessary expenses for session Of
8 weeks. So co 10 l37 90
Next session begins sept. 8, 1895 For
cata ogue special information address
the President as above, or
SECRETARY OF FACULTY
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NIarYelOus Results.

From letter written by Rev J Gun
dermau, Of Dimondale, Mich, we are
permitted to make this extract: I have
no hesitation in recommending DR..
Kings New Discovery, as the results
were almost marvellous in the case of
my wife while / was pastor Of the
Baptist Church at River Junction she
was brought down with Pn&moEia sue
ceediDg Ia Grippe. Terrible p.roxysms
of coughing would last hours vith little
interruption and it seemed as if she
could not survive them A friend re
commended DR.. Kings New Discovery,
it was quick in its work and highly sat
isfactofy in results Trial bottles free
at John T. MacRae's drug sore. Regu
lar size soc and 81 90.
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NOTES FROM NEwBERN.


NEwBERN, n c., Sept 10.
While Newborn has no tobacco
market and is not on a boom it is gradu-
ally going forward as it has always done
on a solid foundation of growth and
prosperity.
The biggest thing on hand here Just
now is the system OF telephone being
put up by the Southern Telephone Co,
of Fayetteville Mr.. B. Hawkins, one of
the firm, is here experimenting the
work. | am told that already there are
over sixty subscribers.
learn from Mr.. Chas. Reizanstene,
the clever, energetic secretary of the
Newbern fair, that the dates for holding
the next fair are from Feb. gath to 29lh
inclusive, The racing purses amOut to
So. 000. SO, 600 will be given away in
premiums, More money than ever be-
fore has been laid aside for the purpose
of securing more and better attractions
than ever, and | am assured by Mr..
Reizenstein that the success of the fair
heretofore has been so gratifying to the
members of the association, that they
are determined not to spare money or
hard work to make the fair of 1896 in
every WY by far the best ever held here.
The Atlantic Hose Reel Company,
which has such fac State reputation,
is arranging to 90 to the Atlanta Expo
sition.
The Government Is driving piling on the
site upon which the new handsome post
flee and court room, SO as to obtain a
solid foundation.
The doctors here tell me that it has
been very healthy in Newbern during
the summer months.
It thought thatthe Canning factories
will be started again this coming season.
They will give employment to hundreds
of hands that turn loose IN circulation
a good deal of money in this section.
Work is going on here IN various parts
of the town, building new houses and
renovating old ones.
understand that Messrs H. re and
Dunn are succeeding well with their
fancy poultry yard, pet mouse and dog
kenne |. You can get from them almost
any thing wanted ia the pei line from a
little red mouse, guinea pigs, all kinds
of imported rabbits, any of fowls; all
kinds of dogs, from the pug pup mp to
the full blood st. Bernard. 1t is a real
treat to 90 over tEeir place
The Atlantic and N. @. Road, under
its present management is in first class
running order, and has running SEIZED
ule of 40 miles per hour. H. b. FL.
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GREENSBORO, N. c., Sept. Ii
The Liberality of the Hebrews.

Superintendent Lawrence, of the Ok
ford Orphan Asylum, writing to the Or
phans' Friend from Asheville, during
the annual itinerary of troup of the
orphans, says:
"Before we close this letter-the last
we shall write on this tour we wish TO
state, and it gives us much pleasure to
do so, that none of our brethren show
more devotion to the Oxford Orphan Asy
lum or are more liberal in their dona-
tons than our Jewish brethren every
where We have been; and yet there IS
not single Hebrew child in the asylum
We take this occasion to say to them that
our doors are open to their children
should there be any destitute, and to ex-
press the thanks Of the writer, as also
Of the directors, for all their kindness
to our institution"
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CAPT. COWLEs SOBER AND RA-
TIONAL.
He Was Not Insane, But Crazy Drunk
and in Delirium.

and in Delirium.
Capt A. D. Cowles, about whose vic
lence the readers Of this paper are IA
miliar, is now at Kelley Institute,
Greensboro, sober and rational. We
take pleasure in printing the following
letter from Capt. Cowles, and in express
ing our qualification at his sensible
course. He has always stood we'll, and
will reinstate himself in public conf
denae. He writes
GREENSBORO, N. c., Sept. Ii.
TO the Editor Of the News and Observer:
DEAR SIR | will thank you to modify
your statement of Sunday and state that
/ was crazy drunk and not insane. My
mind Ia as sound as ever, and when
made the attack on Mr.. Goth, | was
simply ia de irium.
am here for a cure, where hundreds
of other young men should be.
In justice to me, hope you will make
the correction, and OF leave the impress
sion that / am permanently insane.
am sober and rational
Yours truly,
A. D. CoWLEs
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Weakness is the symptom, impover-
ishdd blood the cause, Hoods Sarsapa
rilla the cure. 1t makes the weak strong.
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MORRISON " DENSE Principals.

The l1th year begins Monday. september
2ud. The course, Well known FORTS success
in proparat ton for college or business, Is
carefully adapted 90 the pupil Board low.
Send for catalogues.
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If so, write to D. l. Fort & Co, Real Estate
Agents, Raleigh, they will undertake to get
you a customer. Large and small farms
wanted, also IMMORAL and timber lands. No
sale, no charge. Houses and lots for sale.
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University Of North Carolina

Comprises the University. the College,
the Law and Medical Schools, and the
Summer School for Teachers Tuition $50
President Winston, Chapel Hill. n c.. for
catalogue and handbook IN University
Education"
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G. lyR Z,

Ache they would be almost priceIeSs 70 thOSo
who suffer from this distressing complaint;
but fortunately their goodness does not end
here and those who once try them will find
these little pills valuable in so many ways that
they will not be willing to do without them.
But after all sick head
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-13
Nervous Prostitution
Could Not Sleep - Had No
Appetite
cured In Body and Mind ny Hoods
SarsaGaFlila

~ suffered very much fer a long time
with nervous prostrai ton. 1 had about
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-03-14
Notice.

DY VIRTUE OF TIE LICENSE AND
ID power contained III au order Of the
Superior Court Of Vance county, made on
the 18th day of January, 1885. IN a special
proceeding therein pcndi'r r..:.t.cd w.
T.. Brady, Administrator de b"iIis non cum
trs:amento anncxo. of Mrs Lucy DAVIS.
decreased, Vs.. Mrs. Jennie DAVIS ct al. |
shall on MONDAY. Til T. 18Th DAY OF
MARCH. 1893. sell for cash al public
auction, at the court house door IN liei,f'ri-
sou. Y. g., the following desciiir ; zeal
estate being the shares Of the real state
OF Mrs Lucy Davis allotted to Huckner
Davis, + \. Davis. and Mrs. Do.a Mead
ows. said parties having failed to pay tie
amount assessed their shares Said real
estate consists Of lots in and near the town
Of Henderson. described a. follows
Share No. III the Davis partition. allot-
ted TO Buckner Davis, being lot No IN
plan D.. containing acres, lying near the
corporate limits Of the town. on the Kit
trell road, near the residence Of George
Orcnshaw, Ed. also lot Ia the town Of
Henderson, near the residence OF III. late
Wilmot Wood.
share No. ; allotted to T. 4. Davis,
being lot No. IN plan b, Of said Davis
partition, containing about "a acres, lying
on the Kittrell road two lots ia town.
near the residence of Mr.. OHen Davis.
Share No. .. allotted To Mr. Dora
Meadows, being lot No. III plan a, OF
residence of Mr.. Owen~Xyis. aI-o lois
No. and III plan l.>con,aiuing ~ acres
on the old Hawkfls mill road.
reference hereby made 10 the plot
ana feportf Commissioners in TIE parti-
ton proceedings, entitled jas. X DAVIS.
ct ais.<s Goo:e Chatham, for accurate
| bounearies The plot can be- seen AT inc
| once Of Mr. }. ii Bridgers.
| his February 10Th, 1875.
w. T.. BRADY, Administrator
b. n. C. t a. OF Mrs. Lucy DAVIS dec u
J. II. BRIDGERs. Attorney.
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Religious.

The revival meetings at the Meth
odist Protestant church continue, with
increasing interest. Two services are
held daily, in the afternoon and at
night. Large congregations attend at
both meetings. The night service
especially draws immense crowds, the
spacious building being almost packed.
Rev. J.. II. Dyott, Of Newark, y. j.,
who is conducting the meetings. as
sisted by the pastor Rev. Z. NJ. john
son, has preached some able and
admirable sermons aud the people hear
him gladly. He is ready of speech
with an easy flow OF language and
expresses himself in plain, simple
terms but always convincing. Deeply
i'll earnest, powerful in appeal and
effective in argument, he is at the same
time free from sensationalism of any
kind. Mr.. DyOtt's manner is pleasing
and agreeable out Of the pulpit as we'll
as in it and since he has been among
US he has made many warm friends
and sincere admirers.
Chamberlan's Cough Remedy gives the
best satisfaction Of any cough medicine |
handle, and as a seller leads all other prepa-
ratIOns in this market. | recommend it
because it is the best medicine | ever
handled for coughs colds and croup.-A
w. BALDWIN, Millersville, Ill., For sale
by Melville Dorsey, druggist.
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PLTES OF ADVERT lSlNG.

--....-l.uf advertisements to be PnbIlhhed
o. ...,.,tt,. and under, must be paid tor IN
i..r... All al ycrtising for a shorter Tune
d. 80. rf.r... months Is considered transient
l...-- Accounts rendered quarterly
All advertisements published LOT IL
longer period of time. ,on,,
r-,c.,t advertisements, 10 appear among
,.r,', matter Will be charged ~ cents per
t.,. Tor rgT1r insertion, and , cents per line
g., ..a,cl. Insert i0n thereafter.
raj advertisements, such as admins
,.',,,-r.- and executors notices, COMMISSION
'.,',.A trustees -alcs, summons 10 non
r,.-tJ.r,t. &c. VIII hc charged Tor At rates
rx.d bv law except when ifry eAceeo d
.r,r,.,Iu li:;.It Of space. IN when case we re- r.
.,r,..' irs. night To- fix our own price. ~
.,,.I bu,iu,>- unst i'- PAID FOX IN Al,
., .-rE, The com ~aiiOn Is small ana
.'...,lnnt afford To lake risk, or walt the
....,-.lr,.. of persons L. pay.
..,rar,- notices, resolutions OF respect,
... ....l b.. charged for at the rate OF one
... ..nlsi- and the cash must accom- pan
,... -.tr.u-cript. In cases where friends ana
...r.,fl. ui the paper are concerned no ct*ISc
. u. mode for The first ten lines n'ut 80
-......f- Oh articles not exceeding That IN
-'l.
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s, 4 G. WATKINS.
Leading ClOthierS and Gents FurniSherS,
HENDERSON, n. &.
Notice..

DY VIRTUE OF POWER CONFER
I'D red upon me by Trust Deed executed
by NJ Hawkins and wife, L. A. Hawkins,
on the 2nd day Of January, 1898. which Is
duly registered in Vacce county, Book TX,
page 265, shall on MONDAY, THE 18TH
DAY OF MARCH. 1895. sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
the following valuable real estate, to-wit
ated in Henderson, \. G.. on the corner OF
Orange and Chestnut streets. being 9j3I
feet by 80 feet, and being the lot on which
is erected a two-st0ry frame residence and
other buildings.
9 One lot or parcel of land In liender-
son. y. C.. on Rock Spring street al Join
ing the lands Of John w. Vaughan, Rock
Spring street, William Merriman and
others, being lot on which j. erected a
two-room cottage.
3 Two lots of land situated in LENDER
son, y. e.. ad Joining the Methodist church
lot. Church street, the court house square,
A &. Iollcoffcr lots, Mrs ID. w. Hardee
and Dr. f. H. Harris lots the same being
the . vacant lots in rear of Mrs. Ilardee' 3
and the Methodist church.
4. One tract or parcel of land situated
in Vance county, y. G., adjoining the
| lands of +. g.. Brodic'- estate, j ii Pom,
| w. II. >. Burgwyn. W w. Reayi aud
| others. containing 80 acres more or less.
| All of the above property Is fully de-
| scribed in the said Deed Of Trust. This
! sale is made by consent and al the request
| Of parties interested.
| fhis February 18th. 1896
| A. &. ZOLLICOFFEK. Trustee.
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See Them Before You Buy.

An invitation is given the public to
visit Watkins store and examine the
Majestic Steel range, lot OF which have
lust been received. 1t is the best built,
strongest made and most perfect cooking
apparatus on the market. Competent
Judges here, among them persons who
have bought other makes, pronounce 1t
ahead Of anything of the kind they have
seen. And it is sold for less money, too.
Guaranteed in every way. If you are
going to buy a range or cook stow 1T
will be to your interest to see "atkin,
stock and get his prices before doing so.
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Home Comfort Steel Ranges.
294,688 Sold up to jan. |, 1895.

Entered for Competition and Awarded HE st Premiums at
Worlds Columbian Exposition, Chicago. 1895
California Mdwinter Exposition. San Francisco, 1904
Worlds Internatl Cotton Cent? In New Orns, ISS4S5
Alabama State Fair, Montgomery. 1888.
Western Fair Association, London, Canada 1893.
Nebraska State Fair, Lincoln Ncb, 1887.
Chattahoochee Valley Exposition, Columbus Ga. 1883.
ST. Louis Agricultural & Mechanical Association, $780,
o - \ l.
sue than we
egret tina notow on MRS T. C. Bt TIER.
NC,
i is in
NC, 1S,5-Ic
third of the fuel H. w CREWS
1se5We Home Comfort which
eniresa
small
1855 replaced which used
onh
could
G..
required operate it, J.l. BARNES
Home Comfort doesn't
alit lin ayevsat actoy Al
spect as REPRESENTED when
Efactory
Sold only from by the Company authorized statesmen