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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-04
oonse-, ne,~eea va. Two FsmiIie~

MAsCoT-TAH. III Sept. 3-For mors
than twenty-avs years Col John Thgasas.
of thss couBfv. w8s one % tire Aea4lns ns~
uras IL Illinois politics. When hs I'D
three years ago BE left = estate valued AZ
81 ssa Sc Col Thomas ~ ice married SD
!asc Tea cailassa ~ he srsf Hlfe ard tnTea
hv his saeomA wlfe. whom as n1arrls3 Is
fs11 These rwo fAmlhr@ wee completely
sstraaesd ard thetr Gisagrsefnent or fAe
vls&cn 81 fne estate a-Aa anatlg lanss4 .a
court CssnrEe - Thomas. of M0ntanz.
represents ste otaeT chli8re1 and Cox
John T. Tssozsas of tnfs cstr. the younxaF
ses TIE ease Elu - fOsEhg sEubbgyulT
~ S.sfa s5#e<
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Wa. Not Tndorsed by Gamper..

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3-Mr Samuel
Gompers, president of the American FEEDER
alton OF Lzber. when asked today why ne
and other trade uniorists did not attend
the convention held IN 81. Louis on last
Monday and Tuesday, said: Il have been
placed In most peculiar position The
cali for the convention contained my name
as officially ind0FSiEg II. This was cer-
taiaiy q mistake in the first instance II
was placed there by Mr.. Rafchfoyd under
the impression, knowing my intense SYM
pathy with the miners In their Just s-rug-
gle that would so 70 ans length in order
10 help them TO success. but my name
wSs placed there and the official indors@-
ment given TO Il without my kuowleAge
or con sent -
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WILL co TO rHE COSMOPOLITAN.
signs THAT Andrews VIII leave
Brown sEthozzh lie =. silent

NEW YORK SEPT IL =. Andrews.
president - BraNa university, said today
grat ne had made 10 response 70 TIE re-
quest a. Ehe corHorsfion of HrowB uut-
versisy that he recousitsr his res lEaattun.
As 60 the tenaer which Rad beea usasis
hin q tee presidency - ths proSsetaa
Cosmopolitan university. r'r- Andrews
said the subject vas ssh r. Rneyauce.
Ne decision wtu - reaeasd pz0ba by for
a nsnfh
In an interview today John Rr3seIz
Wa{krF the fnaugeratoT u the n@w Cos
uzopzsiitan university. sas3 tszs DR. Az
9rsWs had a tonK conferences wifh hlI
Al ErVtuS -on~tke~ hudson fe~2sy 8Gr4nE
which the prospectus far IRE uRw proteet
~as gone over &-d carefully prepared.
From Mr. walkers remarks. r.otntTag
s2ss caula ae Inferred s8t E@&f Dr. A.
6s~ws nA6 assumed complete rantsof e
TIE CosuaSeoA1a1 university. ard tnat -
woui8 es1a.elish hts headquarters ~
Proxae euce.
In ya@w o9 tAs s&ct lA@: gxSza AAs
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AGREAT ARMY To GO FORTH
nd~r an Able General. If VIII sab
due the Tribes ~m~n-Tn~ Advance
fRsn the Maunrasn~.

LONDON. Sept 1-Ce-flruss tor las
been given - the report that the govern
ra@nt has sancsieuezi the sending q 4
4rgs sxp@ziiion against the AfriEls Il
= reported HAT fss7 LcckhA-G ccrn-
rzSnesr-iz-caief os sne Pzn1Ab wiz be re-
eal4e1 fTo-n k-ngl4na. where hs has hee1
% a fuTsough. 20 command THE expasll-
tsaa. Gen. LocShAra lef9 Brins3sss. Italy.
today or BIS way % India. where he viii
arrive IN good tire - command the sx-
petition, which viii be ready 20 move
ano1t fortnight henc@-
Gsa- LockE&r3's reputation aud raiA-
tzry aeility and ski Il shesr order q
Earfare waG. Il is believed tend % over
coE-s the srtsesrzen wA1 naxs taken part
n the uprising
BOMBAY. Sept. 2-T4ttIs news has been
received regarcinE tire frontier Ire ex-
petition 20 the Tirah wsa tnvsds ths
coua1ry % the AfTsdts ~ several routes.
The tri6esEsE "a the vicinity ot JanerLi
are increasing n numbers and are threat
sgEnE 70 attack
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BLEW IP THE TRACKS.
Outrage Grows Cat of RfEht-sf- ~
Dispute Es Cripple Greek.

CRIPPLE CREEK CsL Sept An
explosion Oh era Pertains mise t8n8Eht De-
strsyet a seegtaa % IRE Faarence 4 Grip
PIE Creek track ard inferred several pe-s-
ule Mehael Rs~ewty was seriously
wounded Ana ls likely - g.
There has aesn a q spufe as 20 ses right
rf-way % tnH Fbs-baee & f>rfnrle C'reax
ard the ~ Ssan5 terrus7zal &g6 TIE sleerrt-
rs~-Ee throuxa are damp x ta@ PoTftzrs.
Hurncrs have ha~a c3reaEsssss as 20 tas
fro.Tase seven sfogS wsFe Ggo3 az re
.s-n.s q the eKplassle1- nst i IS sad ttey
wara erea IL TIE SIR. LA1s~-y Sas inl2rsss
hx Nv8~x -crk il "a Impossible 10 ssceY-
ea1r earigns waa sTea zae pssw ter xh3eh
ss-sr-awess tha Flo-enea A. Cripple Creex
Tracks
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INDIA IN NEED or MONEY.
Suspension OF Council Drafts Fol-
lowed by New Action.

NEW YORK. Sept 3-The Evening
Posts London correspondent cables TO-
day fellows:
i have learned that. following the re-
cent decision Of the Indian government
70 suspend council drafts. II Is n0w de-
cfGsd that the Indian government VIII re-
ceIvs next Tuesday tenders for n draft
for rupees amounting 10 about Sets8 1sl9.
that IS 10 say, instead of selling drafts.
their balances IN India are SO low they
want 10 buy rernittances.
This fact which viii probably not ba
known 10 the London market until t0mor-
row. Is of the utmost interest. as Il viii
at once bring into prominence the silver
position IN India and the scarcity Of silver
currency occasIoned By requirements con-
Eected with war operations on the from
tier. War Is probable in India. and re-
n1ittances ot the kind wanted by the In
diaa government are believed TO ba
scarce
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MORE TROUBLE IN CRETE.
Powers VIII Disarm Turkish frregu-
lars. but Turks Are scheming

CANEA. Sept. AIN consequences Of ,he
firing ot several volleys b. Turkish regu-
lars at the Italian nsan-of-war SaFdega,
OF Eanaia- on the night of August 81, the
asirniralS of the foreign feet propose to dis
arm the Turkish irregliars. n permission
70 carry out this measure Il refused by the
commander % the Turkish forces tn Crete.
the adrnirais Will demand his recall IL !s
also proposed 70 discontinue the blockade
OF the Island. which Is now considered use
less
LONDON. Sept. "A iisVa.ch 70 ne
Times from corstsntinople says: The sal
tsn Is impatient - reopen the Crerau
question. hoping thereby % cheek The
European ooncsrr. The palace councils
are cunningly preparing their campaign
though no Official action has as YET been
taken.
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Colorado Republican Convention

DENVER. Sept. 2-The Republican
state convention 20 nominate a caudldata
for Judge OF the supreme court met sr
this city. The attendance was small not
50 much Interest being taken IN the cam
paign this year. A L. Humphrey of
Colorado Springs. was elected Temporary
chairman. and Judge Alien permanent
chairman Hon. Charles T. Hoyt. Justice
Of the supreme court. was renonrfnas.a
by reclamation. He IS a Silver Repub-
hean and was III attendance today al the
Silver Republican state convention al
GlenIoOd Springs seeking a renouaina
fioa
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rp.Ho's LEGISLATIVE MIDDLE.
Nearly All Laws Demonstrations n I
aEa the Legislature May Be.

DENVER Sept. "A special from
Boise City. Idaho says; District Judge
George II. Stewart today decided the
arti-EamtlinE law Unconstitutional In
accordance with the supreme courts de-
c3sion OF the fee Law. which In effect
nulliaes all important laws OF the state.
The district courts OF the state will be
flooded with attacks on various laws
which are claimed 10 come under the
ban Of the supreme court
II the appropriation bill is attacked as
seems likely. Gov. StelnenBerg may be
forced 10 reconvene the legislature II
the governor decides 10 call an extra ses-
sion Of the legislature, he will be IN a
quaudary 20 know which 70 convene. as
IL is presumed all but the first session
under statehood was Illegal. the iegisla-
tive appcFtiOnments being open to at
tack under the supreme court decision.
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Coal Miners Strike Will Soon
Be ct an End.
WAGES FIXED FOR cuRRENTYEAR


COLUMBUS. o. SEPT. z-The end Of the
srea, miners strike IS In Ssznt This aft
tfncon The national executive board q ne
1Astec Mine Owners agreed 20 recommend
- lAs miners = proposition from the PITTS
oAS Operators for a straight price OF =
t@sss ton, 70 continue IN force unsn tue
eisd q TOE year, agth the additional under
ssAss'sfas that joint meeting of operators
ara miners shall % held in December lSg-
ior taA purpose of determining what ths
rate ~ mining SHAH be Thereafter.
a a@ieSate convention OF all miners who
nave suspended work has been called 20
meek ~ Columbus. Ssptsmber AZ Is =
NJ 20 act upon the Recommendation. Prs
idsns haichford and the other members AZ
oS-.sa say there Is nor The slightest
oSaot that the miners viii srarox-s -,
Ieeo faaation- The proposition dos ro,
.hfotFe admiration ard II provides Tor an
immediate settlement OF the strtke
- soon as the miners rat3fs THE ~.-r.,-
mines 80 al the
PiITsBrRG. sep,. s.--col. Re.a,~
.. a ael9oEAatd. Pa. will not 90 haek
- lbe Terms offered BY hin, yesferss,-
ne COMMITTEES appointed 10 presen+ =
1''aissasam 10 the men reported TODAY thas
meetings were held last night ard 4 49,
'esi1*a % accept 10 rate except s. rar+z
~iid not 70 work for that price unless All
VtAef miners do X. The Operators bsre
say they viii not pay a. cents. ana viii
n9@ 20 ahead with their arrangements 10
start mines Nth new men.
WHEELING. " Va. Sept s-Ano.har
injunction was served this morning on r
HsA James Wood and sevrnty-thrssa
others named and an unlimited number ~
uhna med and unknown people prohibit
inS them from holding meetings or march
ins near the property OF the worthtng,on
N~oa4 and Coke Company. This Injunction
80, SO sued by Judge ]. II Hagans. OF the
Marion county court
Aid From California.
San FRANCISCO. Sept. 3,-Ths San
Francisco labor council tonight aaopts.. a
resolution recommending khe afsillatag
unions 20 instruct thesr members 10 ron-
tribute one days wages 10 the striking
miners IN the East, the money 10 be sent
TO Secretary Pierce At Columbus. o.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 3-ons OF the
two negroes nominated for cadetshlps 81
Annapolis has lest ms chance of appoint
uaans- This * J $ SMITH ~ Ch9caGo
Smith failed % appear for examination
last Wednesday. ard ghe navy aepart-
maut called his alternate. The other
negro nominee. Bunay IS now under ex-
animation a. the academy.
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Test Case unser shipping law.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept; IA warrant
Vas issued TODAY f0r fho arrest OF John
FernsTn. assistant sIpfrfn:endsnt of the
S8tlors' Home. charging hira with demand
sns a salpplng zee Of S FROM each 81 TWO
Saslers. FeF8eEn sent word % the United
Ssaees marshal tAar he would surrender
himseIf The sailors Union II determined
70 make this a tsst case.
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Tnrk. rtghting rwo rnn.nIrncie..

CONSTANTINOPLr sept 2 - since
Tuesday about - Turks have been ar
rested for supposed connection with the
committee OF the Young Turk party
LONDON Sept. IA special from Con-
stantinopls says eight Aruenlars convict
ed for taking part in the recent bomb
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: c1oadbnr.t F1eea. xrcstr.

NEEDLES. Artx-. Se9t. "A c1oa4hurst
has converted Jhe streets q Needles into
xev3sa bic rivers. TIE water + fuuy shraa
fae5 3esp .a Ine business streets M8ssax-
bar a Narrhy's cellar IS MH@3 w6ta watar
ana ecSas 70 tae amount II s. 80 havs
eeec destroyed. fisiar s uleaf rnaxkat hsz
t1raHls3 down and an adobe lodging h7gSA
has Aeer wrecked. Nary every house sn
,awn has suEevs1 rere - less saussr~.
The tracks - -ne S2ofa Fs road are wash-
a1 oar tu several places.
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Giant re,.asr Kaasa ni. worry.

CnovIII.E. Cal. sept f-A84-z Mp
shew a. aFe9 G~Tman. MO aas beer De-
x-ssvsssns for sanzs tlans. yesterday lefs 80
r.srfrer. aalf- bred in1lam. II tha caasa
oz hga cs2szn. NJ TRnxse h8ll ard weat 70
re rsne alone Sncrt2y astsrwart8 FHe
grssssav haar1 . repnrt RnH fgmnd NlGsEew
haa alA-aa a xtans pow5er eErtFszEe n his
eseatn sr1 ares2 Il. si0wteg tins top q hss
ara6 -
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wheat viii cemtinn~ To Rise.

LONDON, Sept. 4.-Ths Daily Graphic
publishes table comparing tas available
snd prospective English wheat slpply az
ne present tine With that - S@ptsrn her
1Ss~. slowing a deficiency % nearly o. saa
quarters u - Inevitable. fhs Crapnlc
says that the rise 81 ths price OF bread
wlII re maintained.
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Disaster TO German soldiers.

WEIMAR. Sept. 7-ruring the military
rlaneuvsrs in this vicinity today. q pom
toon bridge collapsed while the Nj ety.
fourth Thuringtan regiment was passing
over II. A number of soldiers we're sgfher
drowned or hit by tiubers ard killed
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HAVANA s@pt 2-Capt Gen wsyler
arrived here az Sas o'el0-k thss svensrE
from Neliua SeI sur. SKY ksisrneterz sfs-
fAnce. VITA ar eScort - - cayalrvraan.
He returned for tns purpose of attending
memorial service IN henor q the Iate Pr@-
raser Caaoyss which viii takc place az the
NanrserHf churwn-
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CoNsTASTINoPLE Sept : Or.
James p. ANGEL the new United States
minister 70 Turkey. vita the mem pers
of the American Legation was granted an
audience BY the sultan today and pre-
senfeG his credentials
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New Turkish NEaf.ser Coming

CONSTANTTNOPLE Sept 5 - Regat
Bey counselor % the Turkish embassy
IN L0ndon. has been appointed Turkish
minister az Washington Ia succession 70
Austsph2 Bey.
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WASHINGTON. sept 5-Nr- George N.
CaGIa. ac,guc comptroller of sha currency.
j. confident of a rao<t prosperoas fnaa-
clal ssssrn Ter she Cai;ed Sssses n tha
nezr future.
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treated hin - nicely saa5 Mr.. walker.
nzVe no 6oEot fAst - wtaE ieck after
that zrlaversssy's Interests unsi3 ssace time
as tne nsw p-s<s5ezf skaA ~ appointed =
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nav u~prs.f,iors =uusa - taksn . guard
Asyr r. rnayor and directors of p1slSe
safety rcEzr9 ~ natter as Z aezx. and
hoth sa.s nat i was nsEs< coE1s-9s-sd So
rzozxky.
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Ths E~1xzsy. stseasoree ana Gnenuth
s~zra caa ~ Eaaes "a aeEssar inviting ~
Ess- xinxhasns Dse. wEfea ea2ers an eFs2
sroxn o. black naay ~ applied AZ heE@
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Van Eampf. Pork and B~aa.-
Prepared ~gsh ISzafo Sauce. &c. -.
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wasaer's hand Labor say, Maasson
para
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g-&Ssr cay sso<ts tres A-4lsoa sask
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Prepared wtth Tomato saace. iae. =.
SC.
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I-as3T CAS- sports free- Maals3a park
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><GN N<L4<s. Tasss.
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Our New Department

Everything of the newest design
d here in everything except the wheel:
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Mr., asd Ms J. Cal, Harris and their
daugRTf5Nrs Magsft !ast tsght. enter.
.,.s,s,,,, PERSONALS y I,

MffRpssenI i is spending few days in
Mr.. r. 0. Burton mas gone to Louis
burg on business.
DIR. +. ]. Haywood has gone to Balti-
more for q few days. -r'
Cole w. II. S, BurgwVM is an che city,
Col. J. s. Carr and Mr.. Leo. D. Heartt,
of Durham. were here yesterday.
Miss Maggie Harris is back from a
visit to. friends and relatives in Winston
and M. MSsks :, ,,,s,l,s ;, VII ror.st
was here. yesterday to attend, the me-
mortal exercises.
Dr.H.B. Battle and Mr.. r. X. Bru-
ner have gone to the Eastern part Of the
State for few days.
Miss Mary Herbert Smith, of Scotland
Neck. is visiting her brother, Mr.. Weldon
Smith, ON Mcdowell street.
Messrs. T. B. Wilder and SsW, Par
nam. of LOuisburg, were here yesterday
on their way home from the, Southern
BaptiSt sCoryention at Wilmington.
Mr.. H. III. Martindale, Of Baltimore.
came to Raleigh yesterday in order to at
tend the memorial services. He was a
member of Col. Benefits old command,
the Fourteenth North North .c;aro lPf Nolqn-
teers
daughter, Of Norfolk, Va, arrived in
the city yesterday ,at 30 pm, and are
stopping with Mr.. w. B. Mann, corner of
Newborn avenue and Wilmington street,
and will be glad to see their friendseg =
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BEST SHERIFF IN THE STATE.

That's What His Settlement Has Shown
Sheriff Page,to Be.
That Sheriff Page is one Of the best Of
icials Wake county ever had was again
demonstrated yesterday when he went tp
settle with the county commissioners.
who held meeting especially for that
purpose.
Not. in recent years, if ever, has a
Wake; county sheriff, at this time OF the
year, made 50 completeya settlement. And
yet Sheriff Page has oppressed no one,
nor used any unpleasant means to col
lect the money due the county and State.
In this settlement the following sums
were paid in by Capt Page: School fund.
$4,41452; county fund, 81 ,49S.6O; graded
school fund.-, $1,126.16;' road fund, So
'O1372. al $40. ~ s.S~
In the settlement it was found that the
sheriff is still due the State from delin-
quent list s$14BOis lixAited property as
listed by the sheriff, $545.4S; taxes col
lected from sales of 1884 and '95, $73,-
40. u And tie sheriff Is entitled to credits
against this amdhnt as follows: Sales Of
taxes> 1896. $S1aO5; dead and removed,
S21.90: rebates, $3.50; insolvent, STA
so. This makes total Of $366.41 Sub
tracing this last amount ($366.41( from
the amount due the State, there is let
a balance still due the State Of $4,000
In all his deaiins Capt Page has been
upright. Never in his official Career has
a breath. OF suspicion attached to any
transaction of his. Every cent has been
accounted for. He has made the people
a good officer and been to them a kind
and irdulgent friend. l doubt if we shall
soon see his like again.
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A PATHETIC STORY.
A Young 4Hr Takenh From Her Dying
MotleE BY De- RlacknaH Passes
Away.

Twenty years ago HaMah Hill died;
Her nat words were :-KDr. Btacknall
and Miss Mary will take my little'babes,
Sue and Nkvtie, then lsdie inSpeace. y
Answer soon came to her that her wish
should be gratified. She turned over In
bed and died without speaking.
Poor Nettie has just gone with con
sumption, as did her mother, ana was
nicely 'burfed.
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CITYf IL BRIEus. +. I

Census blanks Treasurer report blanks.
ard blanks for the report of the register
of deeds were sent out yesterday.
The Rescue Circle will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. JAS. MclSiprmom TUESDAY
afternoens May a11th, at 5 20 clock.
sit hit home'' That's what that inter
esting business story of s. 4 d.. Ber-
wangef. did in Sundays News and OBJ
server. 1t is a live business story. from one
of thfa Invest houses in the South, and
will bear reading again. Find it in to-
days paper and read it oyer:again. go
Don't forget the matinee this after
noon>, Gin Rosser With, his magniscope
and magic lantern and great fund of war
experiences and stories, will teach the
children something worth knowing-and
the old people too-as we'll as amuse
them Then remember the proceeds 60
to the Confederate camp here.
Mr., and Ms. J. G, L, Harris and their
daughffs4Es Maggie FAST hight enter
tainef 4 distinguished party at theE
home on Fayetteville street. Among the
guests were Miss Margie Taylor, Coy
RussaR and3 private Secretary Alexander,
Mai. ]. B. Hill, Clerk of Court D. Il.
Youw.y Ireas,rer,K Knight. Sheriff, Jones.
Register Of Deeds Rogers, Mr.. w. H..
ChaYblee,t .f,lv t.,s .:s -
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j
a
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REGULAR ST. SO VALUE.

them
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ANOTHER HARD HIT.

ANTS-he needed the money and wemade him an offer we
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DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED

The Governor has computed tlesdeath
sentence of Bold, sthe negro jockey VINO
so brutally killed another negro at the
Newbern Fair. He was to be hung Fri
day. Now he goes to the .penitentiairy
for life1 His crime was most cofd-
blooded and brutal one. He shot his vic
tim four times because Of a little dis
pute on the race-tmck. There were
threats OF Iynching at the time of the
murder.
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. THE WEATHER. :

Ih- United States Weather Bureau
,ssnas the following forecast for to-day
For North Carolina.-Occasiona show
ers; westerly winds.
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New York Mail and Express: When
Lincoln went to Washington he had a
sale of the furniture Of the Eighth street
home at Springfield, says a correspond
ent of the st. Louis GloDe-Democrat.
Most of the articles we're bought by q
well-,o-do family named Tllton, who ad-
mired the president 10 such a way as TO
make what had belonged to him things
to be treasured. When the troops
passed through Springfield to the front
they visited the home ''where Uncle
Abe had lived" and the Tiitons used to
confer great favor by permitting the
boy IN blue to SIT down in the dining
room aud have Il glass OF milk OF he
table from which Mr.. Lincoln had eaten
away To Chicago. Tney carried with
them the furniture which had been in
the Lincoln house, prizlug it more than
aver after his death. In 1871 came the
Chicago fire, and with it went not only
the Lincoln furniture, out the original
document, which, If it was in existence
now, would be preserved with the zeal
that guards the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence-the proclamation of emanci-
patton. The draft Of the proclamation
had been sent to Chicago to be exhibit
ed for some purpose and was burned IN
that fire.