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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
HELD AN INFORMAL LRECEPrEgN
b. People of Eliza beth City Shake
Hands with the President.

ELIZABETH CITY, n. c., Dee. IA. -
President Cleveland arrived here at 4 45
O'Clock this evening on board the light
house tender Violet. The town turned
out to greet him and for about half an
hour Mr. Cleveland held an informal
reception. The villagers were anxious
to shake hands with the President and
Mr.. Cleveland seemed willing to graft
fy their wish in this respect
The President was dressed in a sack
suit of black and those who expected
to see him arrayed in fishing and hunt
ing costume were disappointed. His
face was bronzed and he seemed in fine
health and spirits. He was importuned
for a speech but declined. From what
can be learned the President has dis
tinguished himself as a sportsman on
this trip. Scores of duck and swan
have gone down before his unerring
gun. Although the storm, which has
been raging along the coast with great
ferocity, interferred with the sport,
the party, it is understood, had no un-
pleasant experience and were at no
time in serious danger.
Mr. Cleveland is very popular among
the natives along the coast and they
foclled into town as soon as it was
known that the Violet had arrived.
The Presidential party left at $
O'Clock on a special onthe Norfolk and
Southern Railway for Berkeley, Va,
where he is to be met by the light
house tender Maple, which will convey
the party to Washington. The Maple
is expected to leave Berkeley at 9:30
tonight and reach Washington at
noon tomorrow,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION of AMY N0RTH CAROLINA DAILY

ined my brother. ! suppose Mr.. Has
sell took Jim TO the doctor. ! did not
take a sound colored man
to Mr.. Hassel and repre-
sent thaa it was my brother DIM.
Il had this insurance some time be
fore David Parker knew it. Silas
Blount learned about it the same time
David did. i took no security for the
money / loaned Parker and Gib)le.
Il have known Mr.. 1iasseI nine or
ten years.
Il. c. Strong testified ;hat the appli-
cation for insurance WAS filled out in
Hasse1l's handwriting.
Il. l.. Robinson. G.. y. GerNins, Jas.
BRYANT and Jas. C.. Davis, of Beaufort,
corroborated the witness Wigfail as to
the condition Of his brothers health
at the time the insurance was effected,
The State then rested. 1T had been
reported that Hassell would take the
stand in his own behalf in this case,
but after hurried conference with his
counsel. they decided otherwise.
The ease was submitted to the jury
uDon the charge of his Honor Judge
Graham, no argument being made by
counsel. Before midnight the jury re
turned verdict of gnilty-the third
this week.
To-day the case of State against s.
u. Delamar, T. B. Delamar, Levi 4. Noe,
j. c. De4amar. Stephen |. Turner and
w. II. Turner. for conspiracy was
called.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
TINE REPuBLicAN CONVENTION.
Chairman Garter Issues the CaII Ter
the National convention

.N-NStTl<Crp\~ ~. x,.
, ''"'i ''''''
carter on the republican National
committee. to-day issued the call .for
the National convention.
t,,cb -t,to win l,o o,titI.,.,.4, r..
''9 "' '"'7c an" '"I e"'h repre-
sentative IN Congress at large two
delegates, and each Congressional dis
tict. each TERRITORY. and the District of
Columbia two delepates The drIa-
oates at l11oe shall he ,boesp b,, no,,,,.
lar STATE corvputions called ,I not
loss tban twenty do,,g n,,IliebnJ ,,o.
tice and ,,nt L. +Ion NM Ia,.. I.,,-
fore the meeting of the Natioraj CON
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
GoLDEN SCREAM FLOWS our.
And y, cre;ary Cariis 'e's Report is
AnxiOussy Awaited,

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-The well de-
fined prospect of further special
shipments of gold on "a large scale dur
ing the coming weeks, practically re-
gardless of the exchange market, rem
ders the question of the financial situ-
alton of the United States treasury
profoundly interesting to the COM
munity at large. including the dealers
in aud owners of railway securities
here and in Europe. Accordingly the
report OF Secretary Carlisle is anxious
Iy awaited.
With Congress politically hostile
to Cleveland the prevailing opinion is
that no legislation materially affecting
our monetary system is at all likely.
Foreign exchange is still at the gold
export point, legitimate operations in
the outward movement have been
moderate during the past week,
Estimates Of the engagements of
gold to be shipped by Tuesdays
steamer range up to $4,000,000. OF this
amount a little less than$2, 100000 has
been arranged for. Muller, Schall q
Co. win ship from 100000 to 100000,
and Heidelbach, Ickleheimer eco. be-
tween S1.250. 900 and $t,500,000 Other
shippers are as yet unable to specify
the amounts they may ship.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
THREE CGINES Nv FRANKZiN
Kigs ii White sSamhIi"g 50 Dead iEfant
Found - hos From mhush.<


l0TISBuaG, n. G.. Dec. H. (SPe-
cail)-The past few days have seen
thl.e. very serious crimes committed
in this county.
On Sunday Tink Mills and Judge
Cook, coIored men, about 40 or Is years
old each were gambling in the north
fern part of the county. They had 8
fifty cent piece on the table, and of
this 80 cents Mills owned 10 cents and
Cook 10 cents Cook seized the piece
OF money and Mills at once pulled a
pistol and shot him and he died on
Tuesday Mills has been III hiding
since.
4 few DAYS ago some parties found
floating in Tar river about eight miles
below here the body of a new born
white male ehild.The body was wrapp-
ed IN a piece OF white cloth and then
tied in a gua4o sack. The party who
found the infant buried it and after
wards told his neighbors of it. 1t
came TO the ears of the authorities ana
the coroner had the body taken up
ard an inquest held. Suspicion point
cd to young woman in the neighbor-
hood. but when she was sent for she
had disappeared and up to this writing
has not been seen.
On Thursday night as JAS. J. Harris,
his mother and son. James. were
sitting before he fire at Harris house
some one shot young James through
the window, hif him on the side of the
neck and face and dangerously wound
ed him. No warning was given and no
cause is known for the shooting.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
HEAVY FAILURE lCHMOND.
President of the Planters National
Rahk Makes an Assignment

RICHMOND Va, Dec. 1.-THE fail
ure of Mr.. James B. Pace, president of
the Planters National Bank was an
nounced this afternoon. He has made
the bank secure 10y deciding to it
$3.50, 900 worth of real estate which will
cover his liabilities to that institution
The total liabilities are about $1,000,-
coo and the creditors are in five classes.
The Virginia Trust Company, of which
Mr. Pace was also president, is preferr-
ed His son is "A creditor of the third
class in the sum of 100000. In the
fifth and last class are northern cred
itors in sums aggregating $600,000 Mr..
Pace resigned as president of the bank
and as a director. Mr.. j. j. Montague
succeeded him i'm the former position
and Mr.. T. G.. Williams in the latter. The
bank is made absolutely secure and has
plenty of currency to meet all demands
besides all the other banks have pledg-
ed any assistance that may be needed.
Mr.. Pace has been sick and his busi-
ness suffered by his absence. The di-
rect cause of the failure is inability
of friends. whose papers he held to
meet their obligations. He has, too,
been unfortunate in speculation in cot
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
LOWER RATES TO ATLANTA.
Another Cut Made nv all Roads South
OF The Oli1 River.

ATLANTA, Ga. Dec. IA. Railroads
South OF the Ohio and East of the Mis-
sissippi rivers have just made from the
10Th to the Goth of December, inclusive,
rates much lower than any ever made
before. The round trip from Wash
ington, ID. C., to Atlanta, Ga, 1900
miles can be made for S8.57 or little
over half a cent mile. Other rates
are in the same proportion. Round
trip from Richmond, Va, 5000; Nash
Vile $40; Knoxville $3.50; Birming-
ham So; Chattanooga $2.45; Savannah
S4.20; Jacksonville, Fla, $5.25; Louis
vile 500; Cincinnati $7.15($4.30 lower
than the previous excursion rate) Lex
ington, KY, $500; New Orleans $7.45;
Norfolk. Va, $3.50; Portsmouth. Va
$3.50: Columbia $3.50; Raleigh, y. c.,
$3.50, and Evansville, Ind, $3.50. Tick
cts are good for five days.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
BIZ FiaE AT NEW BERN.
Elegant R">,d"ncP Partially ConSum-
ID a'a #rt Kiln Burned.

NEWBERN, y. c., Dec. 14.-(Spe-
cial) The elegant residence Of j. w
Stewart was partially consumed by
t.re at O'Clock this morning. The
loss is very heavy on account of water
and tie excitement in the effort 10 re-
move the furniture and children. Da-
vid Rumley and Lloyd Hollingsworth
first saw the fire, and it is due to their
prompt action that the whole block
was not burned. The Atlantic Engine
Company did splendid service.
Congdon's dry-kiln was nearly con
sumed by fire at o'clock, aud much
valuable lumber burned
Governor Carr and party returned tc
Raleigh this morning,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
AND STILL ANOTHER WEDDING.
IL W Is. be Ceiebrated In Winston Next
Wednesday

WINSTON, n. g., Dec IA. (Special.)
Miss Bessie Anderson, the accomplish
ed daughter of Maj. W. f. Anderson. of
this city, win wed Mr.. David Luke, a
wealthy young paper manufacturer of
Piedmont, W. Va The event takes
place at the home of the bride, Decem-
ber IS.
Winston shipped over 100000 pounds
OF manufactured tobacco this week.
The county exhibit shows Forsyth's
expenses during the past year TO have
been $25, ,105.T7. The convict camp cost
$s,3f942
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
JUNIOR EXERCISES AT GUmFoRD.

GUILFORD COLLEGE, ~ G., Dee. A.
Especial. THE Junior Exercises % the
class of 1897, of Guilford College, took
place tonight in Kings Half at 1880
o'clock A large and cultured audi
ence, students and friends OF the col
lege, listened to the exercises whict
were of an exceptionally high order
The following was the programme:
l. Oration-The ArthuriGn EpicFW
w. Allen, Jr., Greensboro,
II. Oration-An Age of Progress
Sallie w. Stoclard, Saxapahaw.
Ill Oration-The Poet Horace sOs-
car r. M0tlitt, Lexington.
IN. Oration-The Poet with Nature
Bertha White, Belvidere.
Music.
V. Oration-A Typical Quaker Jos.
r. Blair, Guilford College.
vi. Oration--The National Parks
Leila Kirkman, Pleasant Garden.
W. Grafton Evolution in LIS Rela-
ton TO Man r. Gilbert Pearson, Ar
cher, Fla. p
Music.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
GUNb0aTS ON HAND
AUSTRIAN GAUgB SiiBP JOINS
HBEsEsH A. ID ITALIAN
VESSELS
AND Is NOW IN THE B0SPH0RUS


/ Tne Guas ot the T'urkISh Forus Were
r,inea s,t,t.h sn;, n,xaa
|
rs She Fassf" 'he Da'uaEe4'"H-'F "F-
thrr Oes4t'~ of the Massacre ana
81 .......c. . s,..
"'S'''"''"" ga '''' ; "'0"'" a.
teen hoG>and Persons Kali In the
District ., y.u
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to\9 IN lI\Oi l'i'. Zee. 49, wa 90
fla, Dee. l4.-It became inoNn to-day
that the British ounboat Drrad Which
=. ~ ant r.. ~. n.o,,,,I ,r,,.,,.,7.l,:,. e,,,.
''ie l'titlSh eIilp"SSS hSIe' Ha" quite "h
exciting time While passing through
the straits of the DardaHelles When
ebo a,nroachag fine forts of Iyufo KaIa
-, ...
"''" '2e''i' i'<'' 80 ''.e en- any, VI ''is
i}ardaneIles in front OF their aarrlsonS,
and notified them that the Sultan had
o.,.o,,tad ,ar,nis.ion fo,. t1.. pasea,e of
,.,rs ,ybiob ,Taro Ioaded aud trained
thn-,, .o,,. ,l,, i,o.,,,i,o, yos..al The com
n.apder semi q boat ont 70 meet the
n,.a,d and cr;ta ~ t;,,,a ela,sed bafore
H., ,,'.,s,. ..,tii;.5 t1,+ 80. l,,d tbs 1.ist,t
10 enter Then the Dryad was allowed
TO proceed THROUGH tbe straits ana into
tti CO., Cf ,f.,,.,,,1.r, IN, her ,,,,, IN tbe
Goe,boru.,
Tbn al,ea,ct of ,o,,-e from the into
~;o,, of Asiatic Turkey. and particular
~ from Znitoun. IS causipo much I'M
.sas;nacs arnon0 the Arpeniaus and
there here
Tba ax+ra Austrian er1lar,1sbiD cahe-
MIRO - oa0-fon gunl,oa+ carrYiIlo fnu,.
r,ns of fair caliber and two ,r.icE-
f,.fro er,,ps has arrived hero
neyy trade fproclamafion) has been
ies,,ed in conpertion with the work of
the reform in Asiatic Turkey. 1t orders
that those who are found guilty Of
murder. arson. Diliaue or theft Of stock
sbaU ha nroseclfpd iueyorablv and
,n,nisbed in the most severe manner.
The trade also orders that the troops
are 10 repress all disorders hv force Of
arms. and that armed persons shall be
a,nepabIe TO martial law.
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+ II f1f1-H ! iioe''-N-'' = ii'N + = 80
BOSTON, Mass, Dec. Ia letter
describing prevailing condition at an.
Eastern Turkey, has Just been received
in this city The writer asserts that
descent upon that place may oe expect
ed az any time.
The county. says the writer, as
being devastated just as fast as armed
herds OF kurds can travel from one
village TO another thousands OF
kurds are gradually completing Their
work of devastation and it is feared
win soon make a descent upon TINS
citV The work OF the last twenty days
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
TUE pnp, L,sr cotyHNrro~.
Cell Tor the Commit g 'n heet and
Fix the Time and Place

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 1.-THE
National Executive Committee of the
Peoples Party have issued call for a
meeting of the National Committee at
Lindell Hotel, St. Louis, Mo, January
IL, 1896, to fix the time and place for
holding a National Convention and
transact other business. They say il
is desirable that they have full rep
resentation, and kindly request al to
be present. No one will be permitted
to act as proxy without credentials in
writing The call is signed by II. Il.
Taubeneck, chairman; NJ. G. Rankin,
treasurer; j. N. Turner and Lawrence
J. McParlin, secretaries.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
WRECK NEAR MIDDLEBURG,

NORFOLK. Va, Dec 14.-News was
received here by private wire tonight
of the wreclling of freight train No.
% of the Seaboard Airline at point
near Middleburg, n. c., at 5:43 this
morning. The tender of the engine
was badly smashed. and 10 loaded cars
were overturned. The track was torn
up for about fifty yards. No one was
injured and the road was cleared with
promptness. The accident was due TO
a broken rail-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
ELEVEN STORES WE'RE BUENEp

TARBORO, N. c., Dec. 14.--(SpeciaD
Fire destroyed eleven stores in Beth
ei, Pitt county, last night, the build
ings being principal businesshouses
in the town. The losses estimated at
$4,000. half Of which is covered by i'm
surance. The merchants who lost
most heavily are S. Il. Carson. A. b.
Cherry, Stanton Cherry and Bunting
and BIonnt.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15

NEW YORK. Dec. l4.--Another big
strike in the building trades is on. and
has already involved more men than
that of the house smiths which was
ended Yesterday
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
THETHIRD CONVICTION
INSURANCE AGENT HASSEAL is
FOUND GUILTY OF FALSE
PRETENCES.
CONSPIRACY CASE NOW ON TRIAL

Alb Wigfal's Evidence in Regard to
The insurance of Has BROTHER, James
Wigfaii-sHe Was CeasRna psive " zen
Insured and Could Net Speak Above
Whisper-- Roth tse Application and
The Death Proofs Were EntsreiY
Faise--No Argument by Counsel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-09-28
DEEP WATER.
An Important Convention Meet. n, To.
p~kA Nest Tuesday,

An Important Convention Meet. n, To.
p~kA Nest Tuesday,
Topeka, Kan, Sept. 2,.-Except that II
will bs inter state rather than interna-
tionAl In its scope. the Western States
Waterways conference 10 open here on
Tuesday next will be second only In
Importance 10 the recent gathering al
Cleveland. Secretary Tom Richardson
said to-day: "The enthusiasm over the
meeting surpasses our expectations The
governors Of Texas. Oklahoma. Nebraska,
Missouri. Colorado. Wyoming, Arkansas
Iowa, Louisiana and New Mexico have
named their delegations A list from
other states will he In to-morrow's mail
Fifteen millions of people are direct,
Interested In this conference, and they
win he heard from through the most rep
resentatiye list ~ men that has e!er par
tieipated In deep water convention Ia
this region"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-09-28
NEW GOLD FIELD
Rich Placer Diggings Foand About ~
Miles From Alhuanerqae.

The recently discovered placer district,
q few miles east of san Pedro. of which
mention was made In The CITIZEN last
week, In attracting n great deal Of stten-
tion. and promises better than at hrst re-
ported.
Miners are going In rapidly, and gen
tleman who came In from that section
last night says about 200 e;S.;zo have al
ready been made. but there Ii still plenty
Of room.
The gold Is coarse. and very easily
worked. but the great advantage which
the new district posssaaes over any Other
placer Geld In this section Of the territory
In found In the fact that water Ia cb-
tained In abundance by digging q few
feet.
The fnd Ia about forty-nve miles from
Albuquerque. tbs road being out Tijeras
canon 70 San Pedro. and then due east BY
the trail leading 10 the camp.
The ground has been pfcspsetsd for Z
radius of about two miles from ths point
Of The original discovery. and pay dirs 4
fgunA svsywhsfs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-09-28
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-09-28
TWO CENTURIES.
The "Oid stone Meeting House" Ceis
bratc. Its sooth Anniversary.

The "oid stone Meeting House" C.ie.
bratc. Is sooth Anniversary.
Philadelphia, Sept. s7.-It IL two CEN
turtles to-day since the opening ~ place
Of worship by the Quakers or Society Of
Friends, Of the old stone meeting house
In Lower Marion township. Montgomery
county, and to-day. within the walls that
have wtthstood the storms Of aU years,
historians and Friends. defendants Of
these who have worshippe,i there In by
gone years, have assembled 10 commemo-
rate The anniversary.
The congregation Of the venerable lit
tie edioce has dwindie6 70 twenty. but
for months these have been engaged In
preparing fM the event Of to-day and To-
morrow, and over 600 acceptances Of
their invitation were registered this
morning on the pages Of the book. brown
with age, that has ehrOnicled the coming
and going OF each member Of the congre-
CATION since 1885.
The meeting house. which In only four
teen feet high " the roof, thirty-six feel
In length, and twenty In width. will
barely hold two hundred worshippers,and
10 big tent has been erected ON the ad
jacent grounds.
Il Is All interesting fact that the house
was built Of stone impaired from Eng
land, that for the walls being three fee,
In thickness.
The curiously carved oak table, OF
which ~ many marriage certificates have
been signed, also testines 10 300 years O
existence,
The exercises to-day were In the shap,
Of an informal reunion. while to-mor
row there will be speeches aud reading o
poems.
Among the venerable Qnakers VIII,
have come from abroad for the commem
Grafton aIs Isaac Wilson, Of Canada; Lev
Benson. Of Ohio. and John J. Cornell. o
New York,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-09-28
A CONFIRMED wANoeRER.
The 0aser Existence ~ An Aged Aastr~'
Itan . zisor~r.

Her. IL the pathetic figure at de-
lightiully simple old man whom "" dis
covered In diigrrt prrus'il ~ his hlhls,
and who invariably camp"d hy hims"if
and did not encourage inirUd"rs on his
privacy. when We broke Through his
reserve h. gns,l u. the following strange
history ~ his manner ~ working; ~
only work nj two places nll III" year,
he said. "Onc II at u station mp here,
where | do the wool picking; that In al
waysa two months Job. Then ! 20
back Ia Richmond river In New south
Wales for the cane cutting; that IN II
four months job. The remaining nix
months spend IN travelling Ia and fro
As these two stations are eight hundred
miles apart, aud IL takes me three
months to do the journey have been
doing this for t~cnty years. and shall
continue Ia de- II as luiR ~ live. lie
nutIy refused an offer II llit, for a.
alter his habits would make him miser'
able. II always turn up /" tn" day
for. see here Il my plan drawn out,
and he showed vs. u rough chart ~ each
days route marked "ut like ships
course. II shall 10" on like this Till
| can do 10 no longer. They Will wait q
week for me up at the station, and "
don't turn up. then III" boys Viii come
out aud put up cross for me fol
they II know | have gone home for Roos
and all. 9ppd.hv Tcmnlv liar,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-09-28

JACksON's HOLE
has io Stx the Responsibility for the
RaDnut TPauhl2.

4.s tn Ytx the Responsibility for the
Recent Troubie.
sshington, Sept. 27.-The attorney
kral has sent additional instructions
the district attorney Of Wyoming,
pd On information furnished by the
IAN Office. which will probably enable
United States officials u commence
~eutions against the whites who are
onsible for the attacks upon the Han
Indians. II Ia thought by the In
office that the new material fur
hed the department Of justice will re-
10 bringing u justice the men re-
esible for the recent trouble III Jack
h Hole.