davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15

tes ertpG6lien republifdnii6en @oubcrreursz
tanoibaten Ser auf 10,371 Stimmin.
Republifanilber Staatsconpeut DON Kanias.
Der republitdnii9e Stuatsconpent BON
Ranias bat fOlgenbe NominutiOnen gema9t:
Acknowledgements at large" = So.
S. 8ailep.
8eifiBenOer Rt9ter bes Oberger:1ts =
SO. 81. 9mit6 bon &unfas Gitp, aanIds.
@icez@ ouberneur = $. 6. &i9ters, Dior.
rig gpuntb.
@efretdr - @eo. u. @Gart, @e1rnGruntD.
Nubitpr = SEP. 6. Sole, Grapiorb So.
S9abmeiter = Srant 6. Grimes, mi
9ita Gountp.
@eneralannalt - u. q. @obbatD, Spz
pefa.
Gtaatsf8ulbirettor = Srant Relion, Mcs
Pberion Gountp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
Grtrunfen.
Ge1tprHhrii4tHe.

@amtag Morgen UNI 3 l1br Brad in benz
GuIe'fGen @e6Gube an @ongreB ctr. in De-
troit Seuer aus. 9as @sbGube 1T Elm ie9r
GROCER. fiebenit1figer 8uu, in pel9em it9
OieIe feline 6a6ritgeI9dfte befinben.
Der pieritOdise Qnbau bes 8uebP13en
Sffregebdubes an GongreB Str, nuroe
bura brennenbe 9riimmer bes @aie'i4en9e@
bGuoes in Brand geitedt. Sin She'll bes
SburmeS Der ct, paulstir9e lit abgebrannt,
unb 3pei Seuertpe6rleute erlitteu 10 i9pere
8ranbpunben, baB tie na9 benz 9Oipttal ge=
bra4t tperben muBten; Elm britter 5euer@
tpe6rmann purOe f4iper our9 cine einiturz
3enoe Wfauer Derlebt.
Iu9 bas @e6dube Der Wdnne gountp~
8ant unb anbsre Sffice 9e6dube in Der
Na46ari4aft gsrietben in 8ranb, tpurben
aber nun unbebeutenb 6ef9Gbigt.
Sin allies 5tpeiit0diges9 z9ebdube tpeftz
lid bon benz @aie'i9sn 8au tpuroe bon elmer
einitiir3enOen Muuer 3erit0rt.
9as @ufe'i9e 9e6Gube purbe ouf
$4,000 obgei8dst unb mar fir $4,000
Oerii4ert; Der Wert6 Der in benz abgebrannz
ten 9e6Gube ent6dItenen @erdt6i9aften be-
trdgt nenigitens 100000.
Die 8al3mii6le unb S:a6Gfabrit Der BUR-
geB Steel &c Sron Company in YOrtmout6,
g., lit b0uig abgebrannt. Der @erGuIt
betrdgt $350,OO0, bic @erit6erung $780,
900. 800 Mrbeiter finb bur9 baS Seuer bes
16Gfttgungslos gepprben. 8on Der 6a6rit
finb nur bic S@ornitetne iibrtg 9eblieben.
Cine Nn3a6l "fleinerer 9e6Gube in Der Na9z
bari9aft limb e6enfaqs benz Seuer gum
| Spfer ~gefa1en.
I'm = ltbr Montag Nbsnb trdG in her
uus9ebebnten 5ubrit Der p6tIabe1pbia Stl
Refining 60. in pOint 8ree5e, am @6uhl=
tpl=5luB in hem duBeriten %Tiibpe1tliGen
Stabttbeil, Seuer aug. PIN ben Werften laz
gen mebrsre G9tffe Dor Nnter, bic 2aoun<
gen Sel einnabmen. @s pur0en ipfort bon
ben % Bel benz Seuer bertretenen Seuerpe6rz
@ompugnitn ~Nnftrengungen 9ema9t, bieIe
@3iffe in ben GluB binaus 81 5ieben, bam;t
Ite ni9t Don benz brennben SeG, pel9es in
grpBen StrDmen in ben 5luB ranu,
| ergrtffen piirben,
lin II l1br mar Der 8ranb unter gonz
trole unb bic @efabr auf bas @igentbum
Der Refining So. beI9rGntt, auBer baB 5ipet
Seloampfer ger it0rt uno Elm britter fart be-
lf3Gb:gt purbe.
Ser 9ei9Gftst6eit bes Dries Spartanse
burg, Pa., lit Montug Morgen gegen 2 llbr
obgebrannt; man bermutbet. baB bus Seuer
bas Werf DON 8runbFiftern mar. Der Sc
fummtOerlpt bstrdgt $4,000 unb 1T ni4t
burA 8erfi9erung gebedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
Herhren1en.
Moro uno SeIbfmoro.

S. SO, Citing, elm berborrug.nber gs<
f9aftsmann in 9ot Springs, Qrt., bur9s
i4nitt am 9tenltag Morsen fetz
nsr Srau Die &eble NIT einem HaiirmeiIer
unO bra4te ii4 bann isI6It ouf bsieG6s WeiTe
um's 2eben. Citing ion bur9 gei4dfts<
ior9en CUR 8er5netfGung utb gum 8abuIrnn
getrisben tporben 1ein. 0as @6epaar tpo6nte
friiber in Wu6aIba, Winn.
Chat elmer 5rriinnioen.
Srau Mar1 6einbe in Cincinnati bro6te,
ieoenfaIs i'm 3uitanbe sWa6niinns, ibrem
Manne t0btlihe 8runbpunben bei, inoem fs
i'm mad Der Slide 5errte unb i'm riidlinqs
iiber brennenbes 9ufolin bielt, ba3 tie ppr6cr
in elmer pfanne ange3iinbet bate. Die
S9mer5.nsI9reie bes Mannes brddten 6ilfe
6erbei, bod erit na9oem er t0otli6e 9rarbz
tpunbsn erbalten bate. Srau 9etrse IelbIt
purbe e~benfals i9limm b%erbrannt, CAB iez
bod feline S3mer5ens3ei9en bon ii9.
DielIei6t ermoroet.
Die 2ei9e zines Mannes, befen Qrne
mittels zines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Strides
iorsfdltig an ben Seiten feftgebunoea tpareu,
pur0e am Samitag Morgen am Fube
Der Of 81. StraBe in Sem gurf
aug benz Gait Riper gefii3t. Ts iino fernsr
mebrere 8~erleBungen am &opfe ermittel.
porben unb mirb Der Mann pobl crt 5urA
einen S9lag betdubt unb bann in ben SEl1B
gepOrfen tporben fetn. Der gum 33uIanz
menbinben Der Nrme benuBte 9trid 1T cine
Seine, tpie fol9e gum Seittetten pon59leppz
bitten gebrau9t perben. 0te poGiasi
lit Der AnIi9t, baB Der Name bes
@rmOrbeten Sames g. 4brib Sr. iei, .peGs
der an @de Der peoples unb SSSo6nIon Ctr,
8inbior Serrace, 8rOOtGpn, lebte. Mbrib
mar am 9. SUM- ols OermiBt anqemsIbet
norben uno purbe gum Iebten Mole am /.
sunni Mittags Iebenb geieben. @r bstrte6
nit Tetnem Batter Sames g. Qbrib Elm
@eibengef6Gft. QIs er beri6panb, bate er
$500 BEL it9, Die er bon &unben cpQectirt
bate.
Die alte Gef6idte.
Ser 24sidbrige CHARLES 2ungGeD aus &as
lamu3ou, Mi4., bat feline 4Ozidbrige5rau err
i9ofen unb ma9te bann einen erfptqloIen
@erfu6, ii3 ebenfaas aus Der @elt gu I6afs
fen. @iferiu4t lou Der 8epeg9rlno gu Der
S6at gepeien ietn, 9as Puar bate Ii9 crit
ppr bret @o9en berbeiratbet.
Nortiesuu9 ouf Der 8. Settle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
annliihHfnur.
OYnamtterploiton.

9ur3 cine @rpIoiion BON Opnamit, bic
am 5reitag MOr9en BEL ct. Sobns
Bluffs in Sloribu, unpeit Der
MiinOung Deg ct, SO6ns aiper ftattz
fanb, purbsn So6n S.O'Rourte unb@bparb
6ouitpn gst0btet unb lieutenant Sart bon
Der 8unbssarmes ernitli9 perleBt. O'Rourte
mar Wertfi6rer fir Die 0eitern Union Sc
legrapb So. in SadIonbiQe, tpdbrenb Souiton
cine &egierungsan Itelung bate. Die 8siben
paren in einem tleinen @ebGrbe auf benz
SIuBufer bef6dftigt g%epeIen, elettrif9e Gin
ri3tuHgen fir Die @rploOirung BON Minen
i'm Slu1e elmer probe 81 unterperfen. 4uf
ir9snb cine @eiIe tamen bic OrG6te in Ser
pirrung unb Die SOlge mar, baB bas Opna@
nit erplooirte. t6ouItOn's 8Drper tpurbe bo9
in Die Quft gei4leu0ert unb in Mtome GER
I9mettert. S'Rourfs's 9Orper nurbe ni4t
70 f3limm 5ugeri4tet, unb feline 2ei9e ptrb
fluBauftpGrts gebra9t perben. lieutenant
9art, Der our 3eit, als Die Grploiion itattz
fanb, etpa 100 Oarbs e%ntfernt mar, purbe
nit GROCER 9etpalt gu 8oDen gef3suDert unO
man befiir6tet, baB er innerli9e @erlebunz
gen erlitten fat. @r wurDe mad Dem itGbtiz
f9en !9oIpital gebra6t. 9us GebGube, in
pel4em bic GrplOfiOn ituttfano, lit bOuItGn=
big aertriimmert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15

8urmer Sumss Miner Dom gliB 9etDbist
porben.
8dbrenb zines Geipitters purbe
Osm 5urmarbeiter 6rsb. @9onts bel
9Oper 9iG, SGinois, bsim Pfli<
qen pom 8liB elm 8ein 8eri9mettert itnO fem
@eTpann qferbe BON bsmielben SliBTira6l
erf4lagen.
Grtrunfen.
SObnnie @6ittuder, 9artpin Bilion, Jta9
See.er unb Sreb SepTon aus Ottumpa, So.
Iiegen tobt inMcSntpye's 2e;4enbeitattun9ss
geI6dftals bieOpfer einsrger8nligungSFu4st,
bic ie auf einem tleinen See aif einem SlOB
unternabmen. 2ebteres i3lug I'm uno Do
feiner Der iungen 8uri4en i9plmHen
tonnte, ertranten ie ale, ebe uut Die 9ulfe7
rufe zines %finften 9efdbrten, Der it4 an oaS
5loB anflammerte, 8eiitanb fam. Die HeI'
den pur0en iPdter auf9efii4t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
Die alte 6ei6ibte.

Gortiesuu9 ouf Der 8. Settle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
RnlttfrmeH.

Die Dahl in Kanfas.
9enaue 8eri9te iiber bic am Montao abe
gebultene Staatspabl brineen Die pluralitdt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
Die Revolution in Dene3ueIa.

SIM Staatsbeportement lit bic Na9ri9t
eingetrOffen, baB Die &epolution, >pel6e in
ben lebten feds MOnaten in @ene3ueGa gez
bsrri4t bat, geitern Nben0 burn Die Nieber>
foge unb @efangennabme b:s Nnfi6rers
9ernanbes i6r Gnbe errei9te. Die @ebDlfez
rung feisrt bds GreigniB bur9 0ffsntli6e
&unbgebungen. prdIibent Nnbrubs iiBt
isBt feter ais ie in ieinem prdiiOentenitu9l
in Caracas,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
S9redlides un9Iid.

9ienitag Nbsnb BADEN tnNGegbenp, ga,, 3
&inber auf entIebli6e Meiie i6r2ebsn eingez
biiBt. Our9 bic @rploIion elmer nit Del gez
fuGten Same 9erietben bic &leiOer Ser Sim
Der in Brand unO trugen ie 10 fGredli6e
8ranomunoen babon, baB lie benIel6en holb
harauf erlagen. Die Namen Der 8erunglidz
ten finb: @qa, Gbit6 unb 9arneG
@atts, &inber bon @barles 8atts, auf
5ernep's Sin, in Der Ndbe bon Woobs Run
Nbenue, ~tpo6nbaft; Die &inber befanDsn Iib
i'm Nlter BON be%5sbungspeiie elf unh iieben
eSabren unb bier Monaten.
Nu9 6rau Watts trug BEL benz 8stIu9e,
i6re &inber gu retten, 8ranopunben bappn.
Die Stnber 1pielten in ein2m i'm 6pfe Ite6eaz
ben @9uppen, unD ems berIel6en 5iinbete Elm
3iinbb0ladsn an, Sn benz S9uppsn itanb
eiln groBe, nit Del gefiiate Same, unO aIs
bas s3iinOb0l5aen tpe9geporfen purbe, Fist es
in bic Same, porauf bic @rpipIion e~rfolgts.
S4laeenee DIETER.
0ur6 T9lugenbeQBetter i'm 1iDli9en5tol>
len Der 2e6igb unb 8iltesbarre Goa! Cont
PAM Iinb gamitag 10 @rubenteute i6limm,
etli9e ma6rI@einli9 t0btli9 Oerbrunn: tpOrz
ben. Die Nomen Der 8erleBten liub:
gilbert Sitting, Sreb. Seymour. Sames
9erron, Mdrtin @aGag6er, 8urntb gpnHng>
bam, 9eter Mc@iu, Ttartin Brennan, G6O>
mas 5lanigan unb Ri9arb un5 Omen
&Sonss.
Opfer oes Slibes.
Ser Neger Som proctor, elm 5armarbeis
ter, tpurbe Sreitag Nu9mittag in prairie
Some, ST., Dom 8lib erf9lagen.
Su Der Rdbe BON Birmingham. Sa,, 1T Der
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-28

where they naturally belong; and it was
rumored lew months ago that he was
coming back.
But it is probable that, owing to that
rumor, he was waited on by certain
boss in this county, and was induced to
write OR TO HAVE WRITTEN, the
letter above referred to.
At any rate, it is hardly probable that
Mr. Corbett, unaided, wrote that letter.
In the first place, while he is a good
farmer, he is not given to writing let
ters for the press and, while there is
no special evidence of scholarship in the
letter, yet it appears to exceed some
what his ability as a writer.
In the second place, the statement is
made in the letter that he has always
been n Democrat" when it is understood
in this county that he has been Il Popu-
list for the past six years. 1t is not like
ly that Mr.. COrhett would, knowingly,
make a false statement.
1t is therefore reasonable to conclude
that some politician, for political effect,
induced him to sign his name to q paper
without full knowledge of it's contents.
But the point is that that letter is made
to do duty all over the State, to the
effect that a Democrat of sixty years
standing had left the party in Gates
county and joined the FusiOnists.
If any Democrat has left the party in
Gates county in this campaign, it is
not known here, while in every part of
the county many former Populists have
come back home to stay and they are
still coming and the Democrats VIII
carry the county by Il good majority
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-28
ALL LOST BUT THE CAPTAIN.
Schooner Goes to the Bottom of Lake
Ontario.

Rochester, \. Y, Oct. PA special
to the Herald from Sodus, says:
''The three-masted schooner st. Peter,
of st. Vincent, sank this noon about five
miles northwest of Sodus, on Lake On
tario, with all on board save Captain
John Griffin, who was rescued in an
unconscious condition.
THE tug Cornelia started for the
wreck, but the great seas nearly swamp
ed her, and the Cornelia was compelled
to return to the harbor. Word was
sent to Charlotte that the distressed yes
sci had been sighted near pultneyville.
and the tug Proctor started with the life
saving crew. When within mile Of
St. Peter the crew of the Proctor We're
mortified to see the distressed ship sink.
In ten minutes the tug was cruising
about the spot where she went down.
Captain Griffin was picked up in an un-
conscious condition. After spending
half an hour looking for the other mem
bers OF the Inflated crew. the tug start
ed for Sodus, where medical assistance
was secured for the captain. He is still
unconscious, but will recover. The wife
of the captain was also lost.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-28
HELPED TO OPEN THEIR EYES

Hon. James Il. Shepperd Speaks at
Little Washington-A Splendid Politi-
cal Address.
Washington. " c., Oct. 27.-(Special)
Tho court house was packed last night
and those present heard one of the best
and most stirring speeches of the cam
paign. delivered by Hon. James e. Shep-
perd, of Raleigh. The address was
made to the White Government Union
club. Quite Il number OF ladies were
present. 1t has been quite a number of
years since the voice of this gifted son
of North Carolina has been heard in our
midst so when it became known that
he would address our people they turn
ed ont en- masse. The speech was loud
ly applaudcd from beginning to end, and
did much and lasting good for DemOc-
racy and White Supremacy in Beaufort
county. No better political speech has
been delivered in our county for years.
1t was on high plane, judicial and free
from abuse or personalities. The white
men of Beaufort county are fast hay-
ing their eyes opened. We believe she
will be in the front ranks on the evening
of November Sth for the white man and
the white mans government.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-28
TWO SCHOONERS WRECKED.

Havana, Oct 27.-The schooner Cora
Dunn went ashore Sunday morning on
the shoals known as the Cabezas de
Cayo Romero. close to Diana Key,
Cardenas, and has proved to be Il total
loss. Her cargo consisted of $500 tons
of coal
The schooner Kate, which left Key
West on October 10Th, with cargo of
stores and medical supplies for the Gu
ban forces under General Jose Miguel
Gomez at Sancti Spiritus, with Frank
Bolio and Fernando Lera in charge of
the expedition, was overtaken by a
storm during the afternoon of October
21st and totally wrecked The crew was
rescued.
The Kate belonged to Key West.
Manuel Sanguily, delegate to the Cuban
Assembly, representing the Second,
Third and Fifth Cuban army corps, left
here this morning for Santa Cruz del
Sur via Batanabo.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-28
LEADS ALL NORTH GAR@lNA D1ES M NEWS AMID GRGL9T I0Mo

exception, of white men. That eXcep-
ton is the register of deeds, Il cOlored
man who has held that office for two
years: who ] am informed and believe,
is competent and has made reasonably
good officer, and as to whom L have
heard no complaint as to his official con
duct. The Republicans propose, as l am
informed. to vote for the following mem
berS of the Legislature: For the Senate
B. L. Keith: for the House, ID. l.. Gore
and II. b. Davis.
''Now, who are these men? Mr.
Keith is a reputable merchant of your
city. He was voted for by perhaps 90
ty in the last election as an eector ON
the Presidential ticket, and was elected
by the people of North Carolina by a ma
jOrity of some 10000.
Captain r. b. Davis has been for
many years leading man in North
Carolina. He has been one of the lead
ers of the Democratic party in the
State He has been elected by their
votes, and has served as one of their
most important men in the State Legis-
lature. He is gentleman of education
and culture, and an orator of distinc-
tion. He was also an elector for the
State at large in the last Presidential
election, and was elected by the whole
people of the State by some 10000 ma
jority.
MIR. ID. l.. Gore is a man of large
property and Of extensive business con-
nections. AS | understand it, he has
generally acted politically with the
Democratic party until the election of
1896, when he voted for Mckinley.
"All of these men are North Caro-
iinians, as well connected, as capable
and as closely associated with the busi-
ness. social and material interests of
the State as any three men who could be
found in your community.
Il am informed that the Republicans
of New Hanover county are willing to
adopt such ticket for County Commits
sioners, as will give the highest assur-
ance of protection of property rights and
of honest and economical co-adminStra-
ton.
"You say the Republican ticket must
be suppressed. Do you mean to sup
press the Republican ticket, which will
be not only to deny the Republicans of
New Hanover county the privilege of
exercising their constitutional right to
vote for members of the Legislature and
county officers, but also would deny
them their right to vote for members of
Congress and judges, and such State
officers as are to be voted for in this
election? They would thus be deprived
not only of their rights under the State
constitution. but those secured TO them
under the United States Constitution as
well.
very truly rours,
ID. l.. RUSSELL,
Governor"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-28
TRAFFIC MANAGERS MEET.
Representatives of Associated Railways
of Virginia and North Carolina.

Representatives of Associated RaIlWayS
of Virginia and North Carolina.
Baltimore, Nd, October 27.-The traf-
fic managers of the Associated Railways
of Virginia and the CarOlinas are in ses-
sion at the Hotel Rennert in this city
The meeting is for the purpose of dis
cussing traffic rates and agreements and
is held behind closed doors. AT the Elose
of to-day's session it was stated that only
routine business had been transacted, and
that no rates had been changed.
There is represented at the meeting the
Southern Railway, Atlantic Coast Line,
Seaboard Air Line, Norfolk and Western,
Chesapeake and Ohio and Cape Fear
and Yadkin Valley Railroads.
Some of the railroad and steamship
line men present are: w. II. Fitzgerald,
C. II. Capps, w. G.. Johnson, and w. l..
Woodrow, Norfolk; Geo. X. Brewer and
l.. l.. McCluskey, Atlanta; II. NJ. Emer-
son. North Carolina John A. Ryan, w.
r. Brown, Richmond; 0. Howard Roy
er, Roanoke, Va.
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HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
-Four Members of the First North Caro-
lima Regiment.

Washington, d. c., Oct. 27.-(Special0
Official orders were issued from the
War Department to-day approving tele-
graphic orders of recent date, honorably
discharging from the service the follow
ing enlisted men in the First North
Carolina volunteer regiment:
Privates W. II. Howland, Company
1; Cephas II. Shook, Company H; Cor
porals ]. r. Smathers, Company II;
and Walter G. Houchins, Company G..
These men were granted travel pay.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-28
THE WAR INVESTIGATION.

Huntsville, Ala, Oct. 27.-The war
investigation commission examined a
large number of witnesses to-day, but
nothing of startling or unusual char
acter was learned through their ques-
tionings. There were the usual com
plants of delay in receiving stores, bad
tents, water. sickness, mingled with as
surances that the Government had done
as well as could have been expected
under the circumstances. Nothing more
Tomorrow they will inspect the site of
Camp Thomas.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-28
"CORBETT KNOCKS 'EM OUT.

He has Always Been Il Democrat
But Now Cuts Aloof From Party
Deceiving, Robbing and Stealing From
The People
Now the object Of such publications by
the Fusion press is to offset the nam
erOus letters published in the News and
Observer from former Populists and Re
publicans renouncing Fusion and declar-
ing their allegiance to the Democratic
party in this momentous crisis.
1t may be inferred that the Fusion
bosses have demanded letters of that
kind for publication; and as there are
no Democrats leaving their party this
year, they are forced to take Populists
and get them to play" Democrat and
then leave the party, Just for sham"
This double duty has been placed upon
Mr.. Corbett
Now for the facts: In the first or
ganization of the Populists in this county
six years ago, Mr.. Corbett was one of
them, and he was then nominated for
coroner, and accepted the nomination
and was voted for by the PopuliSts; and
if he has ever been anything, except Il
Populist since that time, the people of
this county have never heard of it.
In truth. he is one of the few Popu-
lists in this county. outside of the office
holders and candida tes, who have not
come back to the Democratic party.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-28
is TT A FOR A COUP D'ETAT?
A THOSAND IN LINE.

Laurinburg, Oct. 27.-(Special. )-The
Hon. Claude Kitchen will speak here on
the first, and the indications
are that he will have such n crowd as
the eloquent young champion of Demo
cracy deserves. We feel safe in promis-
ing one thousand red shirts in line on
that occasion. We are white men in
this part of the country.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-28

The sins that pay best are the last
ones we want to give up.
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NEW FRENCH CABINET.
NJ. Dupuy Asked to Form Tits Prob
able Constitutions

NJ. Dupuy Asked to Form Tits Prob
able Constitution.
Paris, October 27.-President Faure
at 8 O'clock this evening, asked NJ.
Dupuy to form a Cabinet in succession
to the Brisson Ministry. which resigned
on Tuesday. 1t is thought that the Cab
met will be composed as follows:
Nj. Dupuy, Premier and Minister of
the Interior.
NJ. DeFreycinet Minister of War.
NJ. Constants Minister of Justice.
NJ. Delcasse, Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs.
NJ. Ribot, Minister of Finance
NJ. Bourgeois, Minister of Public In
struction.
M. Dupuy has asked until tomorrow
to decide. But he will doubtless accept
the task unless unforeseen difficulties
arrive.
is IT A FOR A COUP D'ETAT?
London, Oct. 27.-The Rome corre-
spondent of the Times. says:
Il learn that Prince Louis Napoleon.
who was supposed to have joined his
regiment in Russia, is really at Geneva,
where he has raised, on special security
loan of such dimension as excludes the
hypothesis of its being required for pri-
vate purposes. Prince Louis has long
been Il candidate of the Bonapartists for
the French Throne in preference to his
brother Prince Victor"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-28
d. L. CORES WITHDRAWAL.

Mr. Gore States That he Will Not be a
Candidate ON the Republican Ticket.
WILMINGTON, Y. c., OCT. 81
MIR. ID. l.. GORE, MENTIONED IN
GOVERNOR RUSSELL'S LETTER
AS A CANDIDATE FOR THE LEG
ISLATURE ON THE REPUBLICAN
TICKET IN NEW HANOVER COUN-
TY, STATED TO A STAR REPOR-
TER TONIGHT IN THE MOST
POSITIVE TERMS THAT HE WILL
NOT BE A CANDIDATE ON THE
REPUBLICAN TICKET AND WILL
NOT ACCEPT ANY OFFICE AT
THE HANDS OF ANY PARTY.
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The FRAUD IS EXPOSED
NOT A SINGLE GENUINE DEMO
GRAFT WILL VOTE THE
FUSION TICKET.
PLENTY or P0PUuSTs COMING HOME
cut The Attempt TO Shtw that Even One Demo
crat has Joined the Negro Party
Fails Miserably.

Gatesyille, \. c., Oct 25.-(SpeciaI.) =
In this weeks Caucasian there is let
ter from r. j. Corbett, taken from the
Progressive Farmer and published with
the glowing head lines, such as "Corbett
Knocked En- Oout," etc, and dated
Sunbury, n c., Oct. 10th, 1893.
The purport of the letter is a declara~
ton that he has been Democrat all
his life, and that he has just renounced
his allegiance to that party and cast his
lot with the Populist party. To be ar-
curate, | quote part from his letter:
Il am now past my three score years,
and have always been a Democrat, and
| have resolved to cut
aloof from that party and cast my lot
with the only patriots of the country, the
Popuiist party" etc.
The Caucasian's Head lines are as
follows:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-28
SKINNER'S HEAVY LOAD.
The Negro on His Shoulders Makes the
Colonel Totter and Cuss and Sweat.

Morehad City, ~ c. Oct 27-SpaI) Harry
y IDENTITY weakening under the load
AFTER Mr. John H. Small had finished skunng
sub
thinking pleasant job the First
his shoulders mistaken
the task under the conditions dollars
plainly that his heart not in his
9 how he labors in his efforts his position.