The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-05
LAST EDITION---4 A NJ
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

An Vttiih D"''''N
fought in Cuba between insurgents
under Maceo and Spaniards under Lu-
que. Gen. Luque wounded and the in
surgents continue their march toward
Havana.-Gen. Campos Kissed by the
people on his arrival at Madrid.-Ihe
remains of Prince Henry, of Batten-
berg, who died in South Africa, reach
England.-A new Russian transport
company will begin trading in the
Black Sea.
DOMESTIC Republicans in Ken
tucky will undertake to unseat enough
Democrats in the Legislature to elect
DR.. Hunter STANDARDIZATION of the
Chicago Dispatch indicted for send
ing indecent matter-copies of his
paper-through the mails.-Iwo dis
tinct earthquake shocks felt i'll West
ern States.-Charles I. O'Ferrall, Jr.,
eldest son of Governor OFerrall, and
Miss Trine Rector Bizzell were married
in Richmond yesterday Mckinney
friends think Harrison's declination
makes McKinley's nomination and
election sure.-Mr. Geo. Nicholson, one
of the proprietors of the New Orleans
Picayune, dies suddenly.-An epidemic
of religion strikes Geo. Smith college,
at Sedalia, Mo-, and 90 of the 100 stu
dents are conyerted.-Truea amount OF
gold reserve in the treasury yesterday
SAT, 1876, ,14S.-0ctober term OF United
States Supreme court concluded yes
terday-D. III. Goodyear. son of mayor
Goodyear, Memphis, commits suicide
in ST. Louis by poisoning himself.-tX-
Gov. Llewelling, of Kansas, declines
to be candidate for Governor. lie is
PopuIist-Further investigation of
Virginia's Deaf, Dumb and Blind AsN-
lum may be postponed until after the
Legislature adjourns.-Assistant Sec
retary Uhl will be chosen to succeed
Ambassador Runyon. who recently
died at his post in Berlin.-Ihe Ma
tional Farmers Alliance in session in
Washington 1t viii probably decide
to openly go into politics with the
Populists.-The Earl of Dunraven
wants to sell the Vall<yrie. He would
take $4,000 for her.-The big ocean
steamer st. Paul, which has been
aground off Long Branch for more
than a week, foated yesterday morn
ing.-A resolution introduced in South
Carolina Legislature to prevent the
Southern Railway monopolizing all
the lines in the State.-A fire IN
the Gilsey House, New York, does
slight damage but creates great
panic among the e*guests.--A shortage OF
S375. 900 found in the accounts OF the
cashier of the Fort StanwiX National
bank, at Rome, \. Y. He was trusted
citizen and yestryman in the Episco-
pal church.-A plan on foot to have
each of the Southern States send
train load of its military to take part
in opening of the Chicago Southern
States Exposition OF R. II.
Harris for murder of Buck Mallory be-
gun yesterday at Petersburg, Va
CONGRESS. Senate substitute
for the House bill reported back with
recommendation that House do not
concur. 1t will be debated two days
A free coinage amendment reported in
The Senate instead of the House tariff
bill
STATE.-Tyyo men entombed by the
falling wall of the Ireland tobacco
factory recently burned in Winston.
One of them fatally hurt.-Workmen
begin tearing down Forsyth's old court
house. 1t will be replaced by a
$4,000 structure.-A fagman killed at
Reported that $4,000 in gold
has been found near High Point buried
in an old pot.-Death of Mrs. julius A..
Grey at reensboro.-United States
Court of Appeals at Richmond orders
a new trial in the Mt. Holly case.