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Saltair Beach Notes.

Between 1000 and 5000 pc pie wer'
10 5allalf yesterday.
Tho next big event nj SAlhlr, vii
be- Wednesday, TIT % h lust, the &C
cssion being the annual excursion o.
tho Sixteenth wardeTa.
Thursday OF next weok the order ~
tho Justus II, Temple are booked ful
3al,air. a number Of very the altuc
lions ARC advertised for that day.
rue New-boyA carnival BAN takes
place al 5aiIuig On Friday next.
Everything 10 Ia IeaIiatsa Tor tho
spectacular production OF the CaTuiv /
Of Madrid, which opens up on the
VI August.
The X. Of =. band will give two con.
oeris at Slltat tomorrow afternoon
Aud evening.
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A nAnr.,ALn Ln,AIIoN..

Thr prnsrectnr'. company Prospects
tug la and sbont tnat district.
Sic. Hugn Clancy Of the Pfospec.
tore Gold Mining company, owning
properties Ia Ceuturvillu canyon aud
elsew uefe, informed the NEWS tluay
chat Nc. HOwatI, also u the same
company, had made good location Ia
the Bullion canyon, Mary vale, assaye
u ofu rom wuiun were now being TAX
On 10y A~ayrf MuNicker.
The samples sent Ia by Mi. Howard
we're from tue face OF the tunnel, aud
the indications were that the sun uofr
ia ing values. II II comss up to ex.
pUolatious, u 10 the intention OF the
company 10 comm, nu1 development
v1Ts at once. Nj. CTauey also top Tie
that vorK 10 being steaIily pTJtecuIed
o. tie Gen orviliu properties.
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WANTS rnEEDou.
Mrs. Haas rrsys tho Court ,ou,
Her - uiNstcs.

Mrs. Haas rrsys tho rour, ,ou.
hcr - DiyScs.
Bette Il. Haas Ia seeking frc,,o,
from the bonus which unite brr eli,
Louis f. Haas. This morning thai
filod a complaint Ia tho Thifi an. ~.
c1urt, alleging that thu duieuga ~
Ut divers limes calluI her vii, ma.
anu addressed her In n very rrpfob,,
siblo manner aud ut ono time wf.t.
note TO his "lieiusing Language TOO VII
70 he Inserted Ia the complaint. a !,
even went ~ Tor ~ to hccu,e 6es /,
Immoral oonduc, aud infiiolltv 4, n,
marriage Vows. Mfs. Has pfays ~
court 10 grant her n decree Of UIyI,'
AMI to allow her 10 resume her mali.
name Of BEETLE brown. She also hi
that IN The meantime the defoudapt,
festfainet from Jisposing OF bis r5o,
efty. The couple were married %
OclOtef ., 1880.
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Il. q. Rognon has Just returned from
n tour OF inspection TO tho Dalton In
Maryavalo, In which no "a Interested
The property IL In good shape and has
u quantity OF excellent ore ready TOT
shipment. The company will hold q
meeting In n day or 40, at which tins
II will be decided whether 10 ship TIE
ore now, assisted by teams, or wais
until the completion Of tho uow rail-
road there. The former process funs
away with u good deal u tne profits.
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A representative OF tho NEws saw
Mt. Hamilton this afternoon and he
makes the following statement:
81 am very sorry that circumstances
iOiue mu u q, nsiuCr an article ~ this
mornings issue 0t the Tribune. die
like very much to discuss question
20 very important as the question OF
Thledt's guilt, but am forced TO OK
plain that tho article referred 10 may
not cast any reflection upin ms.
"SoOn after the Thigdo Trial \ fepu.
iRhle person came TO my office aud ia.
cidonlAlly remarked that they had
seen a person coming irom Ihitdo's
place n the morning after the murder
Mrs. Thiode, who was known TO DO
very vicious man and had what was
rul posed 70 be blood on the left side VI
hs coat, without explaining all
Will Simply say that u Occurred 10 me
that ~ was possible that thls party aud
not Thiede himself had committed this
murder aud / mentioned this fact to
Mt. Cherry, tue attorney on the cns, (;
aud also about an Interview with tho
local editor Of the Tribune, and tho
fact was published In that paper som
Elk OF eight months ago.
"Ihls 10 the testimony that was TO-.
fsrTou 10 y me and WAS saked by
MT. Ncvly, who was one VI the unIeT.
sheriff Of tbs county, 10 call aud see
Thiede. oil not solicit an Interview
and had DO thought Of doing anything
IN Thisdo's behalf until was asked.
"rbe fut letter Ia the Tribuno's NJ.
tlclc OF this morning attributed 10 me
was written not by way OF soliciting
iusinsss but NJ tho request OF Mr..
schmidt IN order that he might show
II 10 his wife and other friends 0i
lhiedC.
"rhr second letter wrote, thinking
that porhHps they mignt cali ami SEQ
me during my a0ssncs In ToOole oOuu.
y.
~ trust that you VII publlsh this
explanation, not thR' | mean IL 10 be-
40 article for Or agnltat Thiole, but
imply hat the puOlio may know that
/ whs abkud 10 acl Aud did not solicit
an opportunity g. make am effort ~
ave Ihitdu's sentence COmmuted,
III Will say IN this connection that
Tor my part / would consider II an out.
ingo anu a shame 10 have the death
ennlty carried cut IN Thiedt's Cssr,
not only by roason Of the fact that The
,ustimOuy was OlrCuuHt 1utini. Tut boy
reason OF the further I 20 tat tlet
Ia much that hns com 90 lipht since
hI5 trial that caste, % say the ltRel, a
ioubt as TO rhiodu's guilt"
When the whols matter 10 siIte 1
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down It vii likely he seen that Tb,..
is iu the came position now AZ b' ~
when tho board Of pa'dOus tefu,,.' F.
G mmii his seute c. 10 onu Of M,
The sheriff Will donh,i
be compelled 10 "do his uuiy,D
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sToCAs AND MARKETS.
New York stock n.rnsL

NEW NoUK. July % Tho stock market was
strong, active under heavy purchases ~ shofl,
and long buying, based on IL moro ehetHul
sentiment regarding tho financial and pollch
outlook sugar and other industials we're 70
gOod request
ln tho maj dealings the market reacted on
realizing sales. substAntinl fractional ut
chnes from the best agurea impaired a heavy
toue 70 the closing,
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DIR. gygDlcrS DEATH.


Dr. J, ~. Beaod.oi, ono oil the beet
known physicians In the State, rastd
tom lun spusf1 OF action saUrlly r,.
TOTO uuu o'clock yesterday afternoon,
from Brighps disease attcr linseTIn
illness of rypru wcsks' duration. Ho
leaves wita AMI two children TO
mourn uls departure.
The deceased began his professional
career q this citytuls7O,wheu In CONE
many with his wife he arrived rom
the East. lis practice was very Ak
lensivu one and nj skill as a physiciu
and surgeon TguKed him NJ one VI Jnu
leading practitioners ma the West
rhtough mis- uG3rts mliuly, tue Sal,
Lake Medical society was organized
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LANl,. rILnLI.Il.N.


NtlNrrsiruu nuunutN huirn IL Cor.
iUiuiy Wurlh IinyiuE,
ID. &. Latu, BIS lhgug ofH uraml.
uunt mining men, wnn uWurA HlIyyI-
lead proposition tLHtcaunDt boz fucCra..
fully suo1TrI "a. Ihf location 20. tuu
property viii NOT boo divugsd 90 pro-.
sent, sum ,r ~ 70 my that tbe gaUu
mau hua taken aIU iron ltwuirh noted
him IN a iUTty,t1u ehipmuui, .sJal u.E
.0u, and mat u.trt IgyIU. $40 o..
smelling, aBlmiIar amount .Ur Isigll
lnd ~ 9U iuT mining ltr ton.
The main Gnait on llia property la
Town 6ub .JutH ud BOO aOiIu ore. Since
December ls03 aug up 10 June /, 1885
profits Tum tau shalt UiUur without
lultiuG have been sIa3,0Ol. 40. These
nguIes arc stubborn facts auu show 10
AL clearntss that tho property cannot
DO successfully eneeTtd al.
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nnILI. MINI. mil.
slowly hut sareiB thr Hast Goidsn
satr IN tieing FuactuTei.

sIowIy hut sareiJ thr Hast Ooidsn
tate IN bsipE ruactuTei.
Drilling on the East Go don Gate
properly - pfOgTnibiug very nicely al
the rate Of rom 20 10 30 feet per gay.
rhe work ia creating Considerable Ia.
terutt Ia mining circles owing 90 the
fact that II ~ MALAY Experimental in
this section OF country, although 10 has
ucgn carried on 10 q very great ana
beneficial oXlout Ia the African gold
folds. Major BuseubarH, vino 70.
turned iIom the property yesterday, II
hopeful that thp WotK will b. frau ut
with good rrsults and that wh0n q
depth Of from 800 to 700 tJet Ia attained,
valuable ore VIII bp encountered.
tbs drill uaed h identical with that
operated In AifiCa, anu 10 known ~
IA, "Ohutn dIill,n Tho extent OF the
boring viii be- about 5000 iooi, aud u
what IL now an experiment In these
paTts proves something bsyond thEti
then will other companies follow w
tho wake OF tnr Essl Golden Gate, and
employ Mr. Kellogg, who IL doing tue
worE, to perform a similar service ioI
them.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observation, Taken at Utah. Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing obsorva.
tious am. toisyi
Salt Lake City-Barometor, 2g.S2;
temperature, %; minimum, 81, wind,
east, hight; partly CLOUDY.
Baker Jiiy-BAromelsr, 20.15; tenn
pefatute, 80; minimum, 6Oi wind,
southwes'; 10 miles per nuui; clear.
Cheye in.--Batometer, 20 50; tenn
erAIusr, %; minimum, 81; wind,
soutbwUsi; light; parl y 81 udy.
Heluna-Btr 1850; tempeta.
tute, %, minimum, 81; WIND, south.
west; light; clear.
Miles City-BArometef, 1910; tenn.
purAtutC, 90; minimum, 81; wiud,
south, al; o miles per houi; clear.
WlnnUmurca-Bafometcf, 20 80; TEN.
peTaturc, o. minimum, %, vino,
south, 5 mice per hour; oludy,
IiAhO Faili--BATomctef, 20 81; tenn.
efa,ufo, So minimum, q; wini,
northwest, night; parity cloudy.
General sud local i0rru 70 Tor 30
houfs ending p.m., July 2B.l:
For Utah, cloudy tonight aud sun.
day; stationary temperature.
salt Lake Cny AMI vlUlnityi fair
weather. warmer
J. II. SNu1H,
Observer, WeAI hrr bureau,
Today's temperature isshow1 Ia the
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Chicago. july o.
whoat-July. ssh, nominal, Aug tss, nom
nal.
Cotn-July. g .alb; sent, 23J.aa,
uats-July, ~ sept, H.
roTE july, id.u3, seut., $40 bid,
lard-July, s. 20, nominal sept, ~ sadsh
lubs-Juiy. -, q, nOminAli sept, fj.4L
IlnN III.
1imothy-2b0
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THE GREEN BAG.

Judge Hllss dld not Put Ia an up.
uearauce Today,
Joseph II. Ogden, %, Of Ogleu, and
Esther Wlnmill, 10, Of Mountain
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rnE DaLroS LARK
Its niII Destroyed by rirs Yestcr daJ
Afternoon.


Afternoon.
The Dalton anu Lark mill nj Bing.
ham was burned % the ground yostor.
DAY afternoon, from what cause no ono
arcms TO know, Tue mill employee
were celebrating Pioneer Day and
everything was uulet theronbouts
when tue disastrous conflagrnti0n o.
CURED. The ftn started at tho east
und ot the mill, n distance away from
the boilers, aud o1uttque fly the blaze
cannot bo attributed " that cause.
Tho mill va nc one time the prop
prty NJ the uld Leadmlll Company,
operating IN Bingham, tut was
bonded aud leased from that company
by the Dalton, and Lark people who
nave bueu working u Tor some time
pest. It's approximate valno was SIS,
OlO, upon which there ~ lnsurncct
amounting to atout $4,000. IL II be-
lieved that the mil will be n total l0iB
Mt 5chrnCk, manager OF the com.
pany, went out g. tho property THE
morning, anu as Mf. Landefs, tho grn.
efal representative OF tho Insurance
companies concerned, IA here, he viii
commence an adjustment OF tins loss al
oncr. The insurance companies are
represented locally ny w. i. 5medley
| a 20.
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TOUCHING TRIBUTES.
Resolutions oil Sympathy and Respect
for Apostle Abraham B, Cannon.
HONESTY AND INTEGRITY PRAISED.
Kind aud App-,cla "a words from III
Chamb Of omm''c' mi Board
of lQaai1tin

The Chamber OF Commerce this
afternoon showed lite appreciation o.
the life ami Efforts OF Apostle Aora-
ham II. Cannon by the unanimous
adoption Of the following tribute 10 his
memory.
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TX Detective Adam Paul also
claims to have important evidence
given by Thomas Knight before hie
ueatb, which woulI chow that Mir.
luieus WIS murdered ny a yang OF
men who were trying TO establish an
Illicit whisky still Ia the vicinity anu
vino wanted 10 use ThieIo's place M a
Distributing point. IL appears that
Knight, being chemist, was offered
n position ~ operator ut the proposed
suli ut u salary Of 500 per month.
Knight refused auu called the alten.
ton u tho gang 10 tue danger con.
ucciou with such an enterprise. Ono
night later Mf. kuight was sand.
gagged, no declares, by one OF the
mOonehibers. Later no was talking TO
Mis-. rhioIe, VINO know all about the
hort to establish tho still, when ono
OF the gang came ~ win rhiede anu
watne1 Knight to mind his own busi.
ueis. Tbat night Mrs. Thieds was
murdered.
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Furlhor arrangement arc =, iollowii
ID IN rAIiL-lN.lLL.er.n

~ ~ AANAs.a y ~ T. . = - "
up ming hymn Tho Resurrection
Day ,ChOirl
Priycr-Eldsr Franklin u. Richards.
soprano solo from Messiah -"l Know
tha, My Rodcomor LlNe,h'- Mrs. Nellio
bruc0 Pug loy.l
Remarks 60 President Lorenzo Snow
aud President Wil0ord Woodruu.
hymn eco, My Father - Il. G.
Easion.l
omsrks- prc.Idon. Joseph J.. smith
ami uIhur..
Anthem when ihU Soul he Sad aud
Wouy, secs Relief ia Prayer II. 3.
Eusigu aud ChulHI
BtnoiIc.lou Elder u lgham Young.
Il limited number OF sentg, immc.
llhtuly "a tue rear Of those 20 b. 90.
uupibJ By the family, viii be rteoTvUI
Tor fuptouonlatiyCs Of official bodies or
organizations with which docoasei
may have been associated, or tor tuUse
who, 10 such capacity, desire 70 attend
tue ubatQulpf.
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A LIGHT FOR THIEDE
Is II Possible That ths CONDEMNED
Man Is lnnOCsn 2
A LAWYER OFFERS MS SERVICES,
Aud IN pei,c iys adam Ianl tla.ms to
Have mpor at siminy Oiy,n
by h MA kngi.

What a, present appears to DO
streak OF promising light through the
dark aud lowering clouds hanging over
the dOomei head Of Charles Tnioio,
hos developed Itself within the past
fow duys. On Wednesday last MI &.
}. schmiit OF San y received letter
irom A,,on,y ). NJ. Hamilton VI this
city, watch contained cheering news
!Dr Ihivdr.
Mt. Schmidt 10 a brothof.ln.law Of
Thicdr aud Ia very much Interested In
auyihlug that woulI tend 10 tighten
the ienlcncc Of free the mal against
whom oireumsiantlAl evidence hts 20
ar bsei 80 strong. Tue letter was NJ
follows
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FUNERAL TOMORROW
OJsQuI5s OF the Lii. Elder Abraham
H. Cannon.
TABERNACLE SERVICES &. NJ
Tro-ram OF tx rcis s snl order Of
PROOFS. o -- ins.rucH,ns 81 tho
Committee oi Airang mrus.

As has been previously announced,
the remains ~ the late ELDER Abraham
n. Cannon will npi lie in slate, ugr
viii they be exposed to the puu,ic iu
the Tabernacle or elsewhere. Tho
family %, tue deceased aud Intimate
iriondr will take their last look at the
beloved fas,utos ut the reside 60 be-.
tween II aud ~ o'clock tomorrow
mntniuV.
Promptly Mt p, m. the body, o.
c0itui ny the rwolvo APOSTLE q, pail.
boarufs, aud followed by tbs family,
will move from the rcsidonce, reach.
INK the Tabernacle shortly before
y. m.
Further arrangements are ~ follows,
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y. IL NAii1lii
Observer, WeAI hvr bureau.

Today's mporalufo isshowa Ia the
fac smile thvrinomeier given fellows
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silver, Lead

tlvor-ist.
Load-iluo
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MT. Schmidt had M interview with
tbs lawyer In winch he learned that
tue 500 was for TUE purpose OF going
10 NtUTatka anu Nevada TOT important
Witnesses. However, the family had
decided 10 lvt the m stter drop whom
another letter was received n follow:
SAIL LAKE CRY, Utah, July p, 1890,
10 Charles J. schmidt, Esq, sandy,
UtAhl
Dear sir--I drop you this limo TO ad-
wise you tina. ana called to loOelO county
on legal business for Tow days, VIII
TO.ugn saturday morning. 1 lake II that
you and your ffiOud- have concluded to
await tho interview, action, otc., % tho
Governor before doing anything ia lho
limo l nave suggested ! carnesiy hope
thgi Snor tho Governor has had his talk
with ihiodo ho VIII SEQ uis way clear 10
hny1 the sentence continued ~ lie linz
pfihonmCut and thereby save any further
trouble or expense. However should
no favorable action bo taken, | would
like 10 have you and all paroles In iu-
forest call anu 500 INC Tuesday between .
aud o'clock PIN.
Assuring you that fool that Thiodo
should nos bo executed ON tho evidence
given, aud especially IN Wow OF the IN
formation | believe that 1 can get, / AM
In haste, yours truly,
J. NJ. HAMILTON,
-
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SALT LAKE CRY, utah,
July -, 1895.

To e, j. Schmidt, ESQ, addrcssodi
Dear Sir.--l feel that something eau
yet DO done tor your relative, Charles
thiodo, and believing as do that eau
got certain evidence tending ~ show
that some person Oiher than Ihiodo
Killed Mrs. Thiedo, | will undertake to
secure another hearing before the board
OF pardous, etc. provided / am paid the
sum % hroo hundred aud atty $4,000
tho remainder, two hundred )s20O.u0)
dollars when tho said board VI pafdona
shall have commuted said Thicdus son.
tonco IRON death to imprisonment ioi
life. Ia tho event the doalh sentence Is
carried into effect, I am not to have any
sum or amount except the above mem
toned Que hundred and hfty lsljO.U0l
dollars. Yours, otc.,
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1.-THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OFF AMY NORTH CAROLINA DAILY

on the question was not reached. Most
of the day was given to the contest
against legal claims in connection with
the Western Cherokee settlement and
the claims were finally agreed to.
During the day Mr.. Cannon (Rep,
Utah), was recognized for a speech sup
porting his resolution for a huge
ground map covering 625 acres, located
near Washington, showing the entire
topography and geography of the Unit
ed States. He explained that the map
would give an object lesson of the ex-
tent of our country. The Mississippi
river would be shown by an actual
stream feet wide and 1000 yards long,
while Lake Michigan would have 22,-
600 square yards Of water.
Mr. Cannon said he would have
the map include "Crucified
Cuba" and also leave sufficient
space to the North to permit
the addition of other countries which
might choose to join the Union. The bill
was referred to the committee on Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds.
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NATInNAL AFFAIRs.

A prominent politician and his broth
ershot by an injured husband at Mont
gomery, Ala.
The gold men in Texas viii probably
bolt the regular State convention anu
mt out d gold ticket in that State.
4 negro murderer, Taylor Harmon,
sentenced to be hanged at Charlottes-
vile, Va, June 27
Trial of Scott jackson for the muir
der of Pearl Bryan begun at Newport,
Ky. yesterday.
After nearly five months delay the
case of the United States against the
Joint Traffic Association was taken up
for hearing in New York yesterday.
AIabana Democrats declare for sil-
yer and defeat the gold candidate for
Governor by 3 to /.
Gov. William E. Russell enthusiast
cally endorsed for President by Mas
sachusetts Democrats.
Rhode Island Democrats endorsed
CIexeland's administration and adop-
ted d gold standard platform.
The silver wing of the Democratic
partv in Nebraska, meets to-day TO
select delegates to Chicago.
Connecticut Republicans met IN
Stafe convention yesterday and afteF
organizing adjourned till to-day
Colorado Prohibitionists appoint
delegates to the Pittsburg convention.
The election in Louisiana passed on
quietly and the Democratic ticket was
probably elected.
Congressman Hubbard of the Eighth
Missouri district re-nominated.
Bfayor Collier, of Petersburg, re-
nominated for the fourth term.
fIustayius A. Kohn, who has had
charge of lrage millinery establish
menfs in Europe and America commit
ted suicide in Richmond yesterday.
Local option election in Radford, Va,
yesterday gave wet majority OF 90
votes.
One man killed and several injured
in wreck on the Reading and Column
bia railroad at Mannheim, Pa.
The Democratic candidate for Mayor
Of New Orleans defeated by the Cdtl-
zens League candidate.
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RHODE ISLAND FOR RUSSELL.
But the Delegates to Chicago Were
Not instructed.

Providence, r. T., April 21.-The
Democratic convention to choose eight
delegates for the National convention
at Chicago, July 7, was assembled
here to-day. The Hon. Richard B.
Comstock presided.
There was but little enthusiasm
manifested and when the roll was call
ed there were more than 100 delegates
absent, many many towns being unrep-
resented.
Mr.. Comstock in his opening remarks
paid q high compliment to William r..
Russell, alluding at length to his abili,
ty as an executive. His references to
Mr.. Russell were received with greae
applause, especially when he asserted
that Mr. Russell would as a Presi-
Dental candidate, again lead the party
to victory.
The platform declares; "The Dem
ocratic party of Rhode Island, cordially
approves and endorses the able and eff
ficient administration of Grover Cleve-
land. We especially commend the adj
ministration for its frmness and abili-
ty in maintaining, unaided by the Com
gress of the United States, the credit
of the nation. 1t is vital TO the inter-
ests of our people that there should
be no departure from the gold stand
ard to which all money. whether gold,
silver or paper, should conform and
we are opposed to the free coinage Of
silver until at least four Of the great
powers of the Western world shall
come to an international agreement
establishing the ratio at which gold
and silver shall be admitted to mint
age.
eve affirm our belief in the mainten-
ance of the Monroe doctrine, especial
ly as interpreted by our President. We
believe that the Wilson bill was a step
in the right direction and should be
given a fair trial. We do not believe
in reciprocity as it is impracticable
and unnecessary and tends to create
hostilities against us.
eve congratulate the country that
under the Wilson tariff bin our COM
meree is rapidly increasing, as evidenc-
ed by the Treasury reports on exports
Of agricultural implements, cotton man
ufacturers, India rubber goods, ma
chinery, iron, steel. leather and oils
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this time and do my best, as I told
you, to save North Carolina from Re
publican rule, because, as 1 said, it
always has been with us Republican
ruin and we've got the record to
prove it,"
Rev. Thomas Hume, of Chapel Hill,
read very able and scholarly paper
here this afternoon before the National
Congress of Religious Training. He
was warmly congratulated. His sub
iect was THE Family as an Instru-
ment of instruction" Rev. DR.. Jno.
c. Kilgo will address the congress to-
morrow night.
Senator Pritchard to-day introduced
a bill providing for a light house near
Wilmington on the pilot of the Cape
Fear; $4,000 was recommended by the
survey of the engineer, 1T went to
Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Wahab and bride, of Durham,
have been here on their wedding trip.
Mai. c. DOwd, Of Charlotte, is here
collecting material for the memoir of
the late Senator Vance which he has
been requested by the family to pre-
pare.
Congressman Woodland returned to-
day from a few days visit home.
w. E. CHRISTIAN.