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TINE ll0nr on rnIE ~. isns.
That's What An EuRliah Editor says of
the Campaign.

That's What An EuEliah Editor Says OF
the Campaign,
san Francisco. Cal, October 80 Thomas
Lloyd editor of the London Statiat who
has Travelled across the country, stopping
al numerous places has sent the following
cablogram TO his paper, to appear tomor-
row.
II travelled from Chlo,go to ST. Paul
over the Northern Pacific TO Portland.
ore thruce into California 10 san Fran
cisco. Chicago was outWtrlly busy and
prosperous, but really itltosSeu Tho
stock exchange was closed. the banks YIN
Wiling to loan. the factories were closeoi
There were numbers of unemplos amt
street hcsears were numerous An were
anxious tor the future.
st, Paul WdS also depressed, bat has
mora hope from the rise IN wheat
The Northwest is suffering even Ia
san Francisco, Party lines 1ro every
whore ohnternted II rs "A feht OF the
nsScs AGAINST thc classes, There IS a
bitter feeling IN the West against the syn
dicates, trUats and combines moi $50 murh
against he East New York ana Chiw go
hope Mckinley win curry several Western
States. san Francisco and Portland DIS
believe this. Mckinley IS unpopular In
the West Sound money and Hanna arc
dislikcd by the Worlingmon
The opinion here Is that the election
will he very close. People are hopeful,
but not confident that Mckinley VIII win,
The best Judges tear q continuance OF
uuoasness. J mud no diallllc toward Eng
land Personally am most Kindly re-
coived, The cool headed say they never
saw such excitement since the war Re
ject all tho predictions Tho assumed
confidence of politicians Is part a. The
game. Bryan ~ personally respected. He
H. a ftngtir hut honest. lie rNrrcir.g a
magnetic influence AVER his bearers. There
ia not So much fcar I'm the West ns in ne
East of socialism md sectioNalisin. though
II - admitted that Distressed borrowers
dislike She lenders ana the lahorors wish
to restrict Federal Interference with State
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TILLMAN's TALK.
He Makes an Impression in the Windy
City.


City.
Chicago. October so Especial. )-Sena-
tor Ben Tillman OF South Carolina spoke
here last night. He spoke at the stock
wards. The arrangements for his speaking
we're made after quite a contest between
members Of the local committee. Some OF
them did not want him to speak at all, they
feared what he might say. But he spoke
and at the conclusion OF his remarks he
called for every man in the audience who
WAS for Mckinley to hold up his hand. lust
six went up. Then he called for Bryan
hands and over 5000 went up. After his
speech Senator Tillman left for Iowa. lie
was followed today by 100 kilograms re
quosting him to return TO give more time
to Chicago. Among his epigrammntic SEN
fences he caught the crowd with the fol
lowing paragraph;
Il have seen the time when | was such Il
partisan. SO blinded to the right and wrong
as far as party was concerned. that it did
not matter who vas nominated on the DEM
ocratic ticket. would vote for him. |
have seen the tine when | would have
voted for d yellow dog If they had put him
on the ticket O,ughter). but the dose Of
dog l got in 1892 was enough for me. "
Great applauge
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70 21O HOUSTON, TEXAS SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1896

PEOPLE crowded. General Palmer was the
speaker. He ref, rrcd trny to ;oday's riot
GUS demonstrations at raris and Fayette.
stating that free speech had not been per-
mittcl.
AT Turner hall General Duckner and
Judge Chester II. krum OF St Louis adj
dressed a big audience. AT both places
the audiences were respectful and atten-
tive.
Before the party left the city for st.
Louis at IL o'clock tonight General Palmer
addressed the Veterans Sound Money
League a; one OF the q. A. r. halls. A
company OF G.. \. r. veterans acted ns
escorts for the party during their stay in
the city.
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DAMAGED BY STORM,

Fort Worth. Texas, October 29'-Ihc
storm which broke over this section oil '"o
country about 10 o'clock last night anu
which ragged with great violence for sor SON,
t Tn'e did Great deal Of damage IN VAR, VAR
o ,,.' nortions OF this city. No very SERIOUS
aus p ,,r,ion occurred at any place but The
a ags,pg, Of the numerous injuries sus-
famed win foot up 10 consi1ernuls s e,c
smoke stacks to mills power i hU we're
signs fences shruhhory ana tn'll, unroofed
oio n ho IV% windows blown in or we're Other,
a aius I doma ni deluge OF rain was also
feature OF the occasion
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rHE DAuNTLNss srIzEp.

Jacksonville, Fla, Oeioher 30-As soon
as the tug Dauntless was released from
quarantine today at Fernandna the rev.
enue cutter Window placed an armed
force aboard. The owners of the tug then
dismissed the crew and the government is
now IN sole control This was the result
of the refusal by the tug owner TO pay q
500 line for leaving Jacksonville and going
into r foreign port without clearing and
fine OF 500 for not having light burning
when anchored Off New Smyrna
Tho story that Captain Hand had threat
cned to sink the Dauntlcss II that vessel
should attempt to leave port IL denounced
MS false by those connected with both
vessels, the two captains being very cor
dfaI
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A EANlt EAILIlRE.

Rg Rapids, Mich October So.-Assisnee
Brown of tn, Mecosta County Savings
bnrk today made affidavit That u. Com
stock. the banks president. has received
$75, 900 Of the banks funds ana was put
!ug his property Into uthnt hands, tom
stock today decided to his WIFE the Sln,up
homestead ana gave chnttel mortgages for
SetOa 10 HE two married daughters On
personal property, Ilis son, who was
general manager of the bank Is Htll alb
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LOST THEIR HEADS.
The Very Undignified Behavior of
General Buckner.
HE WAS G0ADED BY THE BRYANlTES.
They We're Dubbed the Mckinley
Aid Society.
ENGLISH OPINION on POLITICS.
Chairman Jones sim Claims Illinois for
tho Democrats-A Big Cooper
Union Meeting.
ENGLISH OPINION on POLITICS.

Paris, Mo, October 30.-Generals Palmer
and Bucker arrived this morning on
their trip through Missouri and were met
at the depot by 800 people. 1t proved an
unwelcome greeting they received and the
party was compelled to pull out without
accomplishing anything. AS the candi-
dates stood on the rear platform with their
heads barred number OF young men
rushed up with big Bryan banner and
showed 1t under the noses OF the generals
Several efforts OF General Buckncr to
speak were interrupted by cries OF de-
rision. many in the crowd yelling Look
at the Mckinley aid society" Sung at
this fling General Buckner pointed at the
banner and said Let me tell you who
and what constituted the McKiniay add
society In 1892 ON sound money plat
form we elected Grover Cleveland, but
the last elections in Missouri, Kentucky
and Illinois were disastrous because you
shoutors drove the party Oh to failure and
contempt Hold up the banner There is
the emblem OF the Mckinley aid society
Look at it." The train had 20 pun out
10 get away from the banner carriers,
Many in the crowd expressed regret at the
occurrence
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rur rrorIr rrnnoR srR1cKEN.

i1E lIDlisE LiNiAN'N 81 nv fistN.
Little Rocb Ark, October 20 Nj Fred
Woodcock OF Malvern brings report Of
terrific cyclone which passed through the
eastern part of jefferson county yostor-
day afternoon doing great destruction, The
fun extent of the storm can not be ascor-
tanned, but # ia known to have been quite
extensive \ short time previous d heavy
wind passed over Ashley county. delaying
the train near Portland several hours hy
the debris blown over the track II Is
thought to have been only an earlier mau
Hesitation OF the storm which struck with
intensified fury near Sheriff. small sta
ton ON the Althcimcr branch, passing
south TO north Its path was 2on yards vide
in some places and not more ihon 100 in
Others. Nothing stood before II ana barns
houses. tcnces stock ana forests we're car
rie.l along In It's terrible vortex The mad
lcning rush OF the wiud struck terror tn
the hearts Of the unproparrd popnlace Hnd
the colorcd people thought hat the last
day waa upon them II was Impossible to
ascertain tho number Of residences blown
down or the extent OF the damage To prop
crty It ia known that Fifteen or twenty
persona were injured hut no deaths have
been positively reported
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WANT AN INlrNCTION.

New York October 3o.-JusuIce hickman
reserved the decision today on an apuli-
cation for an niuncti1n TO restrain The
Christian Press association from selling
the authorized .ftion OF the Catholic
prayer book below the official price Of
II -. The company acquired the copy
r ghi on the fixture of the Catholic pih-
fishing company a year ago. The rcduc-
ton IN price, II ~ claimed, Is In violation
of the orElnnl aEreem mont.
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TIE WINNER MURDER.

Richmond, Mo, October 3o.-The excite
ment over the murder OF Mrs jessie VIM
ner and her two children was increased
last plight when the sheriff came into
town with Len Lackey. young man who
had been march IN the company of the
husband OF the murdered woman. The
county jail now holds three persons who
are suspected OF knowing something Of the
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NAN wrrn MIlCn NAME.

Denver, colo. october 30.--Postofnco In
spector McMechen has been notified of'thc
arrest Of Assistant Postmaster -. J. VI. a.
Jcwett of Fort stanton, n. NJ, charged
with emhc2zlemont Of slJl Jcwctt was
cha riuau of the Louisiana returning hoard
OF 1876 that decided In favor OF the Hayes
electors, defeating 1dlden for the preei-
ltucV
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CANTON. Ohio-Onc of the biggest del
egations TO visit Major Mckinley will be
the one which will come from Youngs-
town tomorrow II IL intended 10 mass all
tho trains on the outskirts OF Canton
holding them until the last train from
Youngstown arrives. Tho mammoth train
will then be consolidated aud VIII enter
Canton as one train pulled by eight nam
moth locomotives.
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THE "PuLL" AND THE PUSH"

murder Tho husband and fnthcr. IeeSc
Wlhuer. WAS taken !uto custody ON Mon
dan, Mageic tAlren NotiuN w0mlu VINO
and IN whose company Niuuct is said To
have been on tho nllht of the lrlC Us.
was arrested ON WeluoHlAN II 20 believed
tlrtt from nomn 81 these thrto the true
story of tho crime " u b obtained. though
each ono Processes Innocence.
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BUDAPEST--The ceremonies of the
celebration OF the national millennium of
Hungary will close tomorrow The expo
stTon which opened May has been very
successful and brought to the city thou
sands of visitors. many of whom were
Americans.
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ToDAYis PROBABILITIES.

Washington, October 3l.-foi Eastern
Texas. Arkansas Mississippi and LOUISE
ana--Falr' light. variable winds.
Eastern irtorida-Islr. light winds
Georgia Fair, west winds; slightly COOL
or IN northern portion.
Aahama-Fair; / eht, variable winds.
Tennessee and kentucky-Fair: cooler;
west winds.
Kansas Fair. north TO west winds.
Colorado FAR: warmer; north winds.
shifting to southerly.
Nebraska Fair; slightly warmer: west
winds.
North and South Dakota--Fair, preceded
by local SHOWS m eastern portion IN early
morning; north winds, becoming variable;
warmer. -,
Wyoming-W Warmer: fatr south winds.
Internationally fair AMI WAGNER;
south winds
THE GOLD RESERVE.
Washington. october 3o--The treasury
today lost ssgl. SEQ I'm gold ;oin and $1,000
I'm bars which leaves the true amount OF
tho gold reserve sii7,3's,3so
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DpMOcnATIC RALLY.

Austin. Texas October D.-An enthus'-
astic democratic rally was held at the
Confederate Home tonight. Hon. Iiap
Ward and others made speeches which
were warmly received.
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Palmer aud lucknor meet with Il cold
reception In Missouri
Major mckinley ls called on by tho
school boys aud othors.
Rig meeting of members of labor organ
igatons at Cooper Union.
Chairman Jones' claims Illinois for the
democrats.
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Wheat takes rise IN price.
An futures are generally higher.
Spots are gcucrily unchanged.
Tho money market considerably east
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nlLLY ERNEsT WON.

New York. October 30. Bally Ernest Of
Buffalo was given the decision over Les
lie Pearcc OF Philadelphia, after five
rcunds al the broadway Athletic club to-
night, the referee stopping the light. The
men met for n fifteen round go at l35
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TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION MEETING.


St Louis. October 3, The executive
board OF the Southwestern Traffic ass1c,a-
ton soot today with representatives. OF the
Mt1lcan Central rllway The board OF
administration. without intervention of
the rate committee. was given tan power
to negotiate with the Mexican representa-
tives and subsequent Jurisdiction over
rates on Mexican traffic moving over as.
suciHtlun lines. II In understood TINT the
MoN lean representatives VIII meet with
the b1a-d OF administration next Monday
10 take W in ggntral way tife rate adj
lustment.
The proposition to include traffic to and
from POINTS in the Indian Territory and
Oklahoma was Cancelled without action.
The hoard Of administration. In connection
with ia authority over rates to ana from
sea board territory. IL authorized 10 cHer-
else the same complete cOairol over rates
affected by changes In seaboar1 territory
rates.
a resolution was adopted advancing the
rate on canned goods from st. Louis to
Texas common points to ~ cents per 100
pounds. dfferentals to apply from points
in defined territories ouch divisions 10 be-
come effective on November 49, 1896
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WIRE WORKS STARTED UP.

Cleveland. October So.-The American
wire works has started up on double time
ard Is running IN fun blast, over 1900 men
now being employed.
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STATE.

Riot nearly stnrte1 ut a speaking In
Paris between Crawford aud Cyclone Da-
Wis
The Dallas grand Jury suil investigating
the alleged political frauds.
Tho republican managers IN Toxashadiy
spllt up
Mrs Harhcr OF Aransls Pass taken from
her buggy and outraged,
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TCDRYS FORECAST.

NEW YORK--A particularly interest
ing race IL scheduled to be run at Morris
Park tomorrow.
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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.

observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at all stations at 8 p. m.
18Th meridian time,
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Kansas City, Mo, october so.--Two big
,audiences turned out tonight TO greet the
national democratic party's candidates At
tho Gihls tn ,ator. into which abolt 1000
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Trustees Sale of Land.
Raleigh, Nov. 25, 1896.

Under and by virtue Of the power Of
sale contained in deed of trust executed
on the End day of February, 1893, by L.
r. Wyatt and wife, and recorded in
Book 124, at page 66S, Register of Deeds
office for Wake county, / will
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK ON MON
DAY, THE 28TH DAY OF DE-
GENDER, 1896,
expose to sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, at the door of
the Court House of Wake County, three
lots or parcels Of land lying on Jones and
Salisbury streets, and included under the
general boundaries as follows: to-wit--
Bounded ON the north by Jones street,
on the east by Salisbury street. on the
south by the lot of J. I'll. Ennis, and on
the west by the lot of J. J. Thomas, 'front.'
ing on Jones street 210 feet, and running
back south from Jones street 1873 feet TO
the said lot of J. II. Ennis. Each of the
three said lots comprised within the gem
eral boundaries as above set out fronts
seventy feet on Jones street and runs
back 133 feet and are particularly de-
scribed by metes and bounds in the deeds
from Mrs. Sallie II. Brown to l.. K.
Wyatt, recorded respectively in Book 50,
page 70; Book "a, page 264, and Book 60,
page 00Z, Register OF Deeus oHce IoE
Wake county, which deeds are hereby
referred to for the descriptions therein
contained, the descriptions and bounda-
ries set forth in said deeds being made a
part of this notice as fully as if set forth
herein.
The lots will be offered for sale separ-
ately, and then together as a whole, and if
the single bid be larger than the aggre-
gate bids, it viii be accepted; otherwise,
the separate bids viii be accepted.
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH, but
satisfactory purchaser can, upon payment
of part cash, obtain liberal terms as to
1bajance.
r. 7. GRAY,
Nov. 81, 1896. Trustee.
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Notice Of Sale.

Under and by virtue OF deed Of mort
gage executed on February 10th. 1894. by
gohn c. Drewry and John b. Kenney ana
wife TO Cary j. Hunter and Charles NJ Bus
bee trustees, and registered in the Regis
tiers offise of'Wake county. in book 127, page
64I, the undersigned viii expo e 10 public
sale at the court house door in the city of
Raleigh, on Monday, the 2stn day of Decem-
Der, at II o'clock m, two certain lots or
parcels of land situate and being in the city
OF Raleigh, and described as follows, viz:
FIRST LoT.-Beginning at the north.
west corner Of lot of said John
line of lakewood avenue, running thence
southwardlv along said Drewrys west line
one hundrt d and five (l05l feet. thence
westwardly in "a inc parallel with satsfst1frs'
wood avenue fiftv two and one half t52 p
feet TO the southeast corner of Ieander IL.
Partin's lot thence northwardly along said
fPartin s line one hundred and fiv~ (l051 feet
TO the no tAeast corner on said lakewood
avenue. thence eastwardly along said ave.
nue. fifty-two and One-half (52 p feet TO the
beginning.
SECOND IL beginning on North East
street at the southwest corner of Mrs. q w.
Partin' S lot los feet south OF lakewood ave
nue., thence southwardly along said North
East street l05 feet to Heck's cor ner, then q
in a line perpendicular to said North East
street I57 IL feet to j. G. Drewry's south.
west corner, thence nOrthWardlV along his
line l05 feet thence westwaTdly in line
perpendicular tn said North East street
z157 II co the beginning.
Terms of sale: Cash.
CARY J. HUNTER
CHARLES NJ. BUSBEE,
Trustees.
Nyn1y fGAG
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SUDDENLY SUMMONED.
Without Warning the Messenger Of
Death Came to Miss Mary Jane
Rodgers Sunday Morning.

Death Came to Miss Mary Jane
Rodgers Sunday Morning.
The uncertainty Of life was never more
fully illustrated than it was last Sunday
morning when it was announced that
Miss Jane Rodgers had dropped dead
suddenly as she was going about her
household duties. Her death occurred
at the residence Of Mr.. J. w. Beck, where
she was staying about 10 o'clock At the
time she was in the dining room with
Mrs. Beck clearing off the table after
the morning meal and to all appearances
was in her usual health.
Standing up in the floor talking and
laughing she suddenly fell PROSTATE and
almost by the time she was reached the
vital spark had fed. A single gasp and
a nervous clutch OF the hands were the
only signs of life that remained. In a
few minutes both Drs. Tucker and Har-
ris were at her side and they gave the
opinion that Miss Rodgers must have
been dead before she was raised from
the floor. There was no trace Of pain
on her countenance, death evidently hav-
ing been as void of suffering as it was
swift and certain. 1t was probably due to
rheumatism OF the heart, she having
been a sufferer from rheumatic trouble
for a long time.
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NOTES FROM DURHAM.
knights Of pythias Officers Elected-Per
sonal Gossip About Many People.

Knights of i'NthlAs tlncerS EleCteu "
sonal Gossip About Many People.
Durham. \. c.. Dee. T. ~tSpeciaD-Thc
knights of pythias held their regular
meeting last night. The most important
business Of the meeting was the election
of officers. which resulted as follows:
Chancellor Commander, c. A. Jordan;
Vice Chancellor. A. II. Lloyd; Prelate,
Rev. A. A. Pruden: Master-at-Armss w.
= Borland: Master Of Work, Samuel
Kramer: Keeper of Records and Seals,
IL. r. Chamberlain; Master OF Finance,
C. A. Moore: Master Of Exchequer, f. NJ.
Carlton. The newly elected officers will be
installed on the first Thursday night in
January.
The Suns RoXboro correspondent re-
ports that Hon. w. w. Kitchin. Cngress-
man-elect, has formed a law partnership
with Mr. ". T. Bradsher. Mr. Brad
sher obtained his license at the February
term of the Supreme Court, after read
ing law under Judge Avery.
Mrs. Roxana Farthing and her three
children left yesterday for Dutchville,
Granville county, where she will reside
with her mother, Mrs. James Smith.
Miss Carrie Lee Borden was married TO
Mr.. j. p. Hunnicutt, at the residence Of
her uncle in Danville Thursday. Mr..
Hunnicutt is in the railway mail service
between Durham and Keysyille, The
young couple are spending their honey
moon in Washington and will be at home
to their friends next week at the Central
Hotel.
Quite a merry party OF young people
took advantage of the snow last night to
get in some coasting. Lee street was the
scene OF action, and the welkin was made
to ring with the jollity Of the sportiye
youngsters.
Messrs. v. S. Bryant and f. l.. Fuller
have returned from Winston, where they
attended court They were counsel for
various creditors of the II. S. Motley To
bacco Company. The receiver originally
appointed was removed by the court, and
Messrs T. II. Fries and II. r. Scott
appointed in his stead
Invitations have been received here
to the marriage Of Miss Mary Dorsey
Hunt Of Henderson, to Mr. q. Ernest
Cheatham, which happy event will be sol
emnized Wednesday, December is, at
o'clock, D. m.
For two days consecutiyely the police
court docket OF durham mas been as
white as the snow which has covered the
fields around us. This speaks well for the
orderliness Of Durham folk
Mr.. Ohio Lunsford killed two pigs yes
terday aged eleven months and seven days
each One weighed 436 pounds and the
other 800. Can Franklin county beat
this?
Mr.. George w. Watts left yesterday on
a business trip. Miss Annie, who is now
visiting friends in Pennsylvania, win re-
turn with him.
w. d. Merritt, Esq, elector for this dis
trict, spent last night here.
Maj. William a. Guthrie left this morn
ing for Richmond on legal business.
Ed. Long has returned from Hender-
son, where he has been at work.
Mr. L. q. Cole is off on a trip in the
interest Of the Morris & Son Manufactur-
ing Company.
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Tyree are spending
the week in Oxford, the guests Of Mrs.
Tyree's parents. While there this distin-
guished divine is conducting a series of
meetings