The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07

tie N"rhNlA. n. haAA Aarn@ = Tar e.
portion - th- tide aruiur fur ti,.- n.-w
hattie.hip Texas
NT~ NoEK. I.---Thr funeral 81 "a ara
McAlii-t-r ~ill tAk- piar- GA NaraA,
morning .rAo- rhur. D.. Ri-i.si. ruif.-r
Mil ufilciai-.
Tho -~.rs f.r th. shic-r. rr..-. r...
,aiIisx .ad rraiti...
~HGnnN.aN. Ne. frh. IN.
Steamer l.udingiou. uf th- Goodrich
Line. Mhirh has h'.n put a. hrur. .sn
p-ril"u> and iruitl-~s trap in .~ar,h II
the Loot si-am.r 'hi."ra. ARIA - here
today covered With itA tous - io-
During her trip. shc covered thr.-
hundred mil-s. bu- sAw n.ihinE 10 the
wrecked Steamer. Captain llrnrs
>tine-. brother oi the captain Il th-
'hir"ra and d. :. whistler. 'hirar"|
agent of the Graham aud Marion line
aho were "a the Iudinrt"n. ha,. nas
given np all h"T- "i -Nrr nnding tie
steamer.
! Railway Nsgn-ts. B.sor- IA. ,sari.
BEooKIY>. Feb. 2.-I'r~sid-nt R-n-
iamAn Norton and superintendent
4 Daniel Quinn. "f the Atlantic Railroad
company. this morning. through their
counsel -K-Jndgr Morris Waived exam
inaiion ia the Adams .irs.t pulire
court aGd Mere held ia ss.Tn tail each
/ Ia await the action 80 40. grand Jury.
The charges on which President Mar
ton and superintendent Quinn are
held are for alleged violation of SEQ
tion 80 81 the Penal , ode aud for com
p.lling three of their -mploArs tn
( work more than ten hours n dan.
T--f ih. oi~.m .rg.ria. Act.
NORFOLK. Va, Feb. "A case 60 test
the ol-omargarin- at. pa.s.d bg the
last Legislature. Will b- heard ga the
police court Tomorrow. Ia. dairy
men are plaintiffs aud merchants -sil-
ing olrnmArgArine defendants. SAnl
". Small. editor of the Norfolk Pilot
T. counsel for the former. This ~ the
first prosecute ion under the law.
WASHINGTON. Feb. There - nc
longer any doubt that negotiation,
are IN progress and about complei
I'd for the sale IN New York of slo0.
oc0, 900 4 per cent thirty year bonds
While the prospective purchasers ar,
New York parties, IL ~ known thai
the bonds are expected 60 Toe disposeS
If TO London bankers. and that the,
will be paid for entirely with foreign
gold.
fHARIEsIoN. :. a.. Feh. a. npiAii
/ Edward Anderson. of the Carolina AZ
fies. has been Appoiai-d general %
ia" Fourth brigade. Stale troops. ~,
4 j. - years old aud graduate of IA
citadel. and L. the only captain q
!, Charleston companies who insisted 81
= going to Darlington ia obrdirnnc q
Governor yillman. order during ia
= ghiske, riot.
: Mine Mo.a.hin-r. Captured sud Jailed q
{ Tennessee.
r MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. s.-Depuf
Keller Anderson returned this morn
: ing from Hardin county, Tenn.
where he bad n lively round wit
:. members Of the Thomas gang q
;. moonsbinrrR. After a skirmish. 4
/. which dozen shots were fired o
!. either side without injury 10 the co
\ lector's party, nine moonshiners wer
captured and Jailed at Selmer, th
Hardin county seat. IL - reporie
that one of the moonfhiners wh
H'S'oP'ss var NSAbafa.
-. To Bi.rt ro.imHs,~r. Nv th- People.
WAsHISGToS, 10. G.. Feb. 4.-Re-
: resenta'ive Cooper, OF Florida, hs
: introduced bill providing that ele,
q tions shall be held 10 recon mend "a
g appointment all postmasters, ereey
= postmilsters OF Offices Of the Ar
u class and those whose compensate
= does Tot exceed one hundred dolla
y per ahnum. The elections are 90
=" held in each State at the sam. Tin
d as thht for Congressman in 1896 an
r. in each fourth year iherenfnsA
q MlLw.rxEr, Wis. Frh. s.-Oo
!, car ~ the Russell avenue aud HolE
= stresf line plunged through tbr opr
draw Of the kihnickinnic ayeht
bridge At = - this morning. cArryin
three people down 10 death ia the if
water 81 the river. six others We,
/. Rescued from the partially sgbmerg.
= car.