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The sun., 1898-10-16

WANTED-Agents for ''NO TAX ON
AGENTS." book contains twenty-six decisions
OF the highest courts in the land, showing that
agents peddlers, auctioneers and canvassers are
exempt from ali special town taxes and license
fees; sells to every lawyer and city officials as
we'll as to agents themselves: send Csc. for COM
plete copy OF book and terms. THE SUN, No. 8,
Randolph Building, Philadelphia.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
FOR AN ARMOR PLANT.
Bids Opened in the Office OF Secretar.
Long.

Washington. ID. c.. Jan. 20.-In ac-
cordance with the advertisement issued
by the Navy Department recently pro-
pCSals We're opened in the office of
Secretary Long today for the construc-
ton of Il government armor plant, for
the sale to the government of sites
suitable for such Il plant, and for the
machinery mt buildings necessary If
the government decides to make its own
armOr. There were tWenty-nine bids,
and they covered every phase of the
advertisement. Many of the proposals
were merely offers to donate sites to
the government conditional upon the
location Of the plant. Il number of others
We're for the supply of machinery.
There were only two bids to furnish a
complete plant, and only one of these
named a figure. The two companies
now engaged i'll the manufacture of ar
NOR for the navy did not submit pro
posals. The Huntington. w. Va.
Chamber of Commerce offered to fol
low the specifications of the board and
build a complete plant for the sum of
$500 including site, buildings and
plant.
Another offer to supply a complete
plant came from the John p. Holland
Torpedo Boat Company, of New York
but no figure was named. the cOmpan
simply offering to do this for a sum OF
money and within a period less thar
estimated by the 4Armor Factory BoarC
in it's report This bid was accom-
panied by the expression of an opinion
that "armor should be included in the
construction contracts of all vessels. by
which policy Congress and the country
would understand the full cost of ship,
and their protection, and the price OF
armor would be reduced and it's delivery
expedited
Another proposal that commanded
some attention was that of the Rearicl
Engineering Company, of Columbus
ONO. This was Il very complicated pro
pOsal to supply each of the numerou.
buildings, furnaces. boilers. etc, re
CURED, as we'll as fifty acres of lane
at sums specified in each particular
case. A special point of interest abou-
the bid was an accompanying offer from
the Chamber of Commerce of Columbus
to donate the sum of $500. 600 to tn,
government if the plant were located
in that city.
Offers Of sites for a plant gratis, or 70,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
BOND CASE CONTINUED
500. 900 VOTED BY WILKES COUNTY UN.
DER GENERAL LAW.
The Defense Contends that Wilkes is Simply a
Branch of the Original Line
Contemplated.

Winston. y. c.. Jan. 29.-(Special.)-
bond case was continued today until
February 14th. in order to secure rec
ords from Raleigh regarding the or
ganiZation of the Northwestern and
North Carolina railroad, etc. The main
ton is that the statute of 1879, charter
ing the second division of the North
western North Carolina road from Win
ston to Wilkes. was not properly pass
Ell by the Legislature in that the yeas
and nays were not called for on the
second reading in the House. The de
PENDANT contends that the road from
Greensboro to Winston was incomplete,
and that the Wilkes line was simply an
extension. Therefore,. 100000 sub
scription was voted by Wilkes county
under. the general law. The prosecution
contends that Wilkes is a separ-
ate and distinct road. as t was not
chartered until 1879; that while it is
called second division it was not any
division until it was chartered; that the
charter from Greensboro to Winston
was passed in 1868. and is known as
Division No. 1. and Wilkes as No. ,:
that it was the intention of the first
charter for the road to be extended to
the State line.
The defense contends that Wilkes is
simply a branch of the original line
contemplated.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
FATAL SPREAD OF RAILS
EXPRESS FULL OF PASSENGERS WENT
TOPSY- TURVY.
Two Passengers Were Killed and More Than
Score Were Injured, Several Pro-
badly Fatally.

Old Town, Maine, Jan. 29.-The st.
John train, No. -, known also as the
Provincial Express. was wrecked i'll the
this afternoon, and six ears, including
the smoker, We're turned topsy-turyey
into the ditch. One of the passenger
cars, in which were Il large number of
people. was almost entirely demolished.
Two persons were killed and more
than Il score injured, several probably
fatally. The dead are:
Jennie S. Murray. st. Stephen, \. B.
Mrs. ID. Cunningham, Troy. Maine.
The injured:
Daniel Cunningham. Troy Maine,
badly crushed about the head and legs:
Will die.
Howard l.. Maddox. Skowebegan,
Maine. student at the University of
Maine, fracture of skull: may die.
Stanley Bean. Berlin Falls, \. H.,
compound fracture of skull; will pro
badly die.
c. f. Whittier. S~kowhegan, internally
injured and cut about head.
Mrs. John Treat. Enfield. Maine, frac-
ture of ribs, scalp wounds and other
injuries.
Julian II. Merrill, Portland, spine in
jured.
f. S. Kruger, Kansas. scalp wound.
Mrs. Stanley, Berlin Fails, y. H., Sc
verely bruised.
L. b. Mclean, St. John, n. B., frac-
tIrre of ribs, head cut.
Rev. d. j. McGrath, VIM, Maine, in
-ernal injuries. scalp wounds.
j. L. Hinch, Danforth, Maine, cuts
on head.
Mrs. Moses Z. Wadleigh, Old Town,
bruises and suffering from shock.
Rufus S. Pierce. Old Town, severe
commissions and cuts.
w. II. huxley. Old Town. leg injured.
]. b. Russell. Old Town. face cut.
]. T.. Leavitt, Old Town, fractured
jaw.
Isaac Varney, Halliwell, fracture of
collar bone.
Robert Carson, st. Martins, n. B.,
shoulder d~islocated.
Oscar E. Winckley, Old Town, leg in
jured.
Miss Davis, Old Town, cuts and
bruises.
I. J. Thompson, Pittsburg, commissions
back and chest injured.
Frank Jenkins, NancebOrO. ireman
cut ABOUT head and other injuries.
DIR. Z. II. Jones, Springfield. Maine
contusions and injuries to chest.
Mrs. John Sweet, Enfield, Marine. rib
fractured. scalp wounds, arms injured
md fingers crushed.
| Rev. Jones. OrOno. cuts on head.
Mrs. +. H. Jones, Springfield, Mass.
scalp wounds. injuries to back and hip
Miss Games, Old Town, cut about
| face.
The train was running over the Maine
Central tracks and left Bangor a little
late. At the time of the derailment
which was due to spreading rails, thu
rain was running about thirty miles AZ
hour. 1t was made up of n combination
Luggage and mail car. the parlOr ca
Claribel, a smoking car. two passenger
coaches, and the private car of Presi
lent +. 4. Wilson. Of the Main Contra
Railroad. which was occupied by Presi
dent and Mrs. Wilson. and two ladie.
on their way to st. Johns.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01

assassin. The saddle he used was RUIZ
saddle and he had two buttons of Ruiz
uniform in his pocket, as already report
ed.
Signed CoNUoS1o.
FLEET NOT TO Go TO HAVANA.
Washington. d. c., Jan. 29.-No off-
ciaI advices have been received here as
vet 10 confirm the reported intention OF
the Spanish government TO send a meet
of war-ships to Havana. The panlsh
legation was Informed some TIM ago
that the small ~gunbOats now engaged IN
1,atroIing the Cuban coast would be
strengthened soon by the addition OF Il
number Of torpedo Loats, and 1t IS thls
AotiIla that is expected to sail for
Havana as Soon as conditions permit. The
hoatS are said to be wanted particularly
for service on the Canto river. and IN
Havana harbOr. The coming of the
thecruiser CriStobal Colon. one Of the
last ships in the Spanish Navy, with the
torpedo boats. is said to be necessary
10 their safety, as these little crafts
must have Il convoy to come to their re-
lief in case of severe weather and TO
help out their coal supply. Even with
his assistance. it is said, the boats will
have a risky voyage.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01

a nominal sum of money. came from
Nuskegou. Mich: Youngstown. ONO:
Escanaba. Mich: Duluth. Mimi; Ems
lev. Ala: Morraine. Ohio; Nlnthrope
Harbor and Deck Company, OF Chlcaso'
Sheffield. Tenn: Waukegan. Ills; De
troit. Mich: Peoria, Ills; Marquette,
Mich. and Admission. Ala.
\ Marionette. Wis. man offered to
donate a site free if the government
would build a 100000 dock into the
lake. Offers came from one man IN
Hampton. Va. to sell some and and
machinery for about 100000. and from
a Philadelphia man 10 supply some land
and = testing machine for 81. 100. Some
of the big western tool concerns came
forward with offers to supply machinery
needed for the plant. In this list We're
The Morgan Engineering Company. of
uiance. ohio. and the Miles Tool
Works. of Hamilton. Ohio: Bennett.
Miles and Company. and Deiterich. and
Harvey. Of Maryland. \ Marion cOun-
". Indiana. corporation offered TO do
nate 10 acres of land and fifty wells Of
natural gas.
1t will take some time to schedule all
of these bids. but as soon as they can
be arranged they will be sent to Con-
gress by Secretary Long for the infor-
nation Of that body. in case it desires
to embark the government in the manu-
facture of armor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
CANNOT EXCLUDE PUBLIC
THE JUDGE MUST NOT CLEAR THE COURT
ROOM.
Justice Titus Hands Down an Opinion in Case
Which, Public Were Not Per-
mitted TO HeaI

Buffalo, \. y, Jan. 26.-Thc right of
courts to exclude the general public from
Il trial because Of the obscene
or indecent character OF the cyi-
dence expected, was to-day treat
ci III an opinion handed ddoWn
by Justice Titus, of the Supreme court
i'll the case of the people against VIM. T..
Hall. Hall was tried in Rochester for
eXtortion and the county judge shut out
the newspaper reporters and every one
but the witnesses, holding that the public
good required that this be lone on ac-
count of the disgusting and revolving ma
ture Of the testimony.
An application was made to Justice
Titus for Il certitication Of reasonable
doubt Of the guilt Of Hall, the argument
being made that he had been denied his
constitutional right to Il speedy and
public trial
Justice Titus granted the certificate.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
74-HOUR CYCLE RACE.

Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. 26.-The finish OF
the big s~eventy-hour bicycle race here
was eXc..-ng and was Il desperate effor1
Of the two leaders. Waller and Elkes
to carry off the big end Of the purse
Elks won by two yards. having gone
3 2 miles. six laps and sixty yards.
The final score was:
Elkes, 1922 miles. 6 laps. 600 yards.
Waller. 1922 miles. . laps. 50 yards.
Schineer. 1.314 miles, 6 laps.
Hall, 1871 miles. Z laps.
Walter. 100 miles, II laps.
Dench 1,129 miles. ; laps.
Cannon, 1.115 miles, = laps.
Bucket, 1,101 miles.
Henshaw, S7S miles.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
MURDER MOTHER AND CHILD.
4 GhaStly Crime in Which the Girl
WAS Outraged.

Burlington. Iowa. Jan. @.-The dead
bodies of Mrs. Fanny lsathhurn and
her twelve year old daughter, Mary. were
found this afternoon in pools OF blood
at their lonely home west or this city.
The. woman had l.rn struck III tho
head with an axe. which WAS found
leaning against n nearby wall. Her
head was split open. The body OF the
child was found in 4 bed room OF the
kitchen with the threat en-. from ear Ia
ear. Evidences Of Il terrible StrnEEi"
were present on all SHES. Evidently the
Young girl had been assaulted hN the
murderer. who then cut her throat. the
girls hand showing cuts where she had
attempted 10 defend herself. The body
of the woman was found To X badly
eaten by rats. Several arrests have
been made. and the police are actively
engaged in running down clewS. II Is
believed The crime WIS committed Sunday
night. The woman was Il widow OF
good repute. though quite poor. and no
motive but the outrage OF the daughter
can be- supposed. The officers refuse 10
give the names of the persons under ar
rest.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
PETERSBURG TO RIDGEWAY.
\ Railroad Meeting in Richmond to
Complete the Negotiations.

Richmond, Va, Jan. pa very inn
portant meeting of the Board Of Dircc-
tors of the Richmond, Petersburg and
Carolina Railroad was held this evening
at Petersburg. There were present Mr..
De Witt Smith. of New York: President
James 5. Ncgley, Of New York: Vice
President and General Manager w. II.
Trippe. of Baltimore: Charles II. John
son. of Raleigh. ". C.. and w. r. Me
Kenny, of Petersburg, who with Mr..
Smith and General Ncgley. constitute
the full board Of directors. Business Of
Importance was transacted and arrange
mentS for the early build
ing of the road from Richmond. Va. to
Itidgeway. \. G.. No doubt was pX-
pressed rs to the ability Of the company
to carry out all Of the contracts whether
with the city of Petersburg or any one
else. The company has. it was stated,
strong financial backing, and will have
no trouble about getting. on advantage
GUS terms, all the funds necessary to
build and equip the line.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
WEYLER WILL BE PARDONED.

Madrid. Jan. 29.-It is understood here
that the Supreme war Council will sen
tence Lieutenant General Weyler to two
months imprisonment but that the gov
eminent will grant him 4 pardon.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01

inheritance il attacked 10 til" confer
encc between VI. Patcnotre. tue French
Minister to Spain. and Senior Gnllon. the
Spanish Minister for Foreign Anair-.
who il is said discussed the action o6
the United States. as IT IL We'll known
thar there is great alarm III France
at the course of events. Inc Tact that
NJ. Patenotrc IS intimately conyerSanr
with United States affairs lends add
,ionaI inheritance To the matter"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
BAD BILLY BISMARCK.
The Son of the Prince Fights a Duel
and Wounds His Man.

Berlin. Jan. 29.-It is reported that
Count William Bismarck. President Of
East Prussia. and second son of
Prince Bismarck. has fought Il duel
with Herr Maubach, the Chief Presi-
dental Counsellor. owing to Il personal
quarrel. Herr Maubach. it is added,
was wounded.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
LONOKE COUNTY RACE WAR.
Negroes Leaving in Droves and Bust
ness at n Stand-Still.

Little Rock. Ark. Jan. 29.-The situa-
ton as regards the race war in Ionoke
county continues critical. According to
trustworthy reports. received here to-
day. negroes are leaving there in drOves
and business is almost at Il stand-still.
Parties arriving here from that place
this afternoon assert that a reign of
terror prevails and that affairs are in
worse condition than told in these dis
patches last night.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01

The Progresso Newspaper Offices At
tackled by a Mol of Students.

Madrid. Jan. 20.-The students made
a demonstration today before the office
of the Progrcsso. They stoned the
windnws. but We're eventually dyriven
away by the police. \ demonstration
which the students are organizing for
Monday will probably be suppressed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
NIZCAYA HAS STARTED.
Rest Of Spanish Squadron Preparing to
Leave for Havana.

Carthagena, Spain. Jan. 29.-The first
Class armored cruiser Nizcaya, has start
ed for America. The rest Of the SDan-
ish squadron is preparing to sail for
Havana.
The iron clad Cristobal Colon form
erly Giuseppe Garibaldi IL. will accom-
pany the torpedo flotilla later.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01

Nashville, Tenn. Jan. 29.-There was
no election of a United States Senator
at tO-day's session Of the Joint cOnyen-
ton. Twenty six Republicans voted
for O. Z. Temple. Of Knoxville. ME-.
McAIillin received five votes. Governor
Taylor two and Senator Hurley i've.
The remainder of democratic votes were
scattered.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01

Washington, Jan. 29.-Senor Dupuy
De Lone. the Spanish Minister, to-day
received the following ~cablegram:
"Habana, Jan. %, 1898.
'The correspondents of certain papers
are already starting for a series of hOr-
rore in connection with the killing Of
Nestor A~ranguren. Not n of them
has been out of Habana and all they will
say has been manufactured by rebel a
gents. The facts are as follows:
"A combination of Columns that had
been operating several days defeated on
the 9th the band OF Aranguren of about
1ov men. They captured one prisoner
who led a small force as guide and the
rest of the troops covered all the issues
of a place called la Pilean Ell Monte
where was in hiding with
his escort. The rebels. when discovered
fired at the troops, which replied advanc-
ing suddenly, dispensing the escort. kill
ing Araniguren and four others and cap
turing five prisoners, one of them wound
ed. The escort escaped and with it the
mistress of Aranguren. In the plac,
was found a woman wounded, who wa
not seen until after the engagement. She
was carried in a litter to Campo Florido
in order to try to save her by giving pro
per attention. AS a proof of the false
hood of the reports to be circulated
there is the fact that five prisoners have
been captured and that none Of th<
dead had a single sabre or machete cut
The documents captured on the body o
Aranguren prove that he was Ruiz
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
MAJ. HALE AT RED SPRINGS.
Thieves Broke in Store and Carried
Off Clothes-New Buildings Being
Erected.

Red Springs, Y. c.. Jan. 29.-(SpeciaD
Maj. Hale. editor of the Fayetteville
Observer, delivered II highly entertain
ing and instructive lecture at the Red
Springs Seminary on the evening OF
the 2Sth. 1t was greatly appreciated by
all who had the pleasure of hearing it.
Thieves entered Mr.. John A. Mckay'S
store Thursday night and carried off
several suits of clothes, shoes. &c. Three
tramps who We're hanging around town
during the day are suspected of the
theft. kilograms We're sent to the
neighboring towns to keep Il watch for
the Offenders.
Several new buildings are in course of
erection. and new contracts are being
given out almost every day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01

Atlanta. GA. Jan. 29.-Attorneys rem
resenting twenty-five of the strongest
banking institutions in Georgia. have
filed suits attacking the constitutionalitv
of the act which requires the State
Treasurer to examine private banks.
asking the court to restrain the traaS,
urer from making such examination
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
A~N\ENATION OF HAWAII.

Prof. Won Hoist Makes an Address at
the Commercial Club Banquet.
Chicago. H.. Jan. 29.-At the annual
banquet of the Commercial Club. which
was held tonight. at the Auditorium.
Prof. Won Hoist. of Chicago University,
delivered the principal address of the
evening. his subject being "~AnneXation
of Hawaii His remarks were greeted
with every manifestation Of approval.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
BUSINESS DISPU
EATMAN, IT APPEARS flRSl
SHOT IAMM.
EATMAN'S WIFE AND SON, ALSO, INJURED
Lamm Stamped the Son and Knocked the Wife
Down--keither Seriously lnj~ured--DetaIls
Are Meagre--Lamm Wealthy and
Both Men Dangerous.

Wilson. y. c.. Jan. 29.-(Special.)-At
the residence of T. Il. Lamm. about SIX
miles from town, Pearson Eatman was
killed last night about S O'Clock by i. X.
Lamm, and Iamm is in a critical c0ndl-
ton from the effects of 4 pistol ball flred
get as yet. but from the best Informal
ton that | have been able to secure, 1t
appears that Eatman, who is a tenant OF
Lamm. was dissatisfied with Il settle
ment between him and his landlord,
and they fell out over the settlement,
and Eatnlan shot Lamm with a pistol.
Lamm stamped Eatman to death and
kicked and stamped Eatman's son and
knocked his wife down. Young Eatman
was badly bruised up. but neither he or
Mrs. Eatman We're seriously injured.
The ball entered Lamm's breast and it
is not yet known whether or not it will
prove fatal.
The coroner has gone out to hold an
inquest, and it may be that h facts
will be more fully brought ont at the
inquest. The facts as above set forth
are the statement that the friends Of
Lamm report.
Eatman and Lamm were both dan
gerous men. and there is very little sur
Prise expressed by the community oven
the homicide. Lamm is Il wealthy man,
having accumulated considerable money
in the past few years.
\n1NIJED HCnJr\vrIN ON TT,
Wilson, n. c.. Jan. 29.-(Special.)-
News reached here this morning of a
terrible tragedy that took place the
early part of last night at "Lamm's
Store" about seven miles west of this
place. All kinds of rumors were atloat.
at first it was heard that all the parties
who engaged in the frightful duello
were killed. From reliable authority
we learn that only II man is dead and
two. Irhaps mortally wounded. the
dead man being Mr.. Pearson Eatman.
who met his death at the hands of Mr..
+. r. Lamm.
The dead man and his son were
tenants of Mr.. Lamm. auA~evoraJ days
ago 4 dispute arose between them rela-
tive to Il lot of cotton. Eatman and his
son last night went to Lamm'S Store
and commenced to fire promiscuOusly
about the premises. Mr.. Lamm went
out anu requested the parties to dis
persc. whereupon Pearson Eatman
turned his weapon. a SO calibre pistol.
upon Lamm and fired. Iamm then
knocked his assailant down and stamped
him to death. crushing his head into a
mass of Jelly. Lamm then turned upon
Eatman's son, knocked him down and
lacerated his head in a terrible manner
with his foot. crushing in the cerebellum
and Severing one ear from his head.
The chances are that both Lamm and
young Tatman will die. Mr.. Lamm was
shot only once, the ball taking effect in
the right side just over or about the
bowels.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
ASHBY'S BODY NOT FOUND.
Consul Gudgcr Gives mp the Search for
the Drowned Consul of Colon.

Washington, -. c.. Jan. 20.-United
States Consul General Gudgor. at Pana-
ma. has cabled the State Department
that al efforts to find the body of the
late United States Consul AShby. who
was Drowned iii the harbor at Colon.
have failed. and from the length Of
time that has elapsed since the fatal
accident, it is believed, there IS now
no hope of securing the remains.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
CENTERNILLE MILLS CLOSED.

Providence. +. l.. Jan. 29.-The Cen
|terville Cotton Mills at Ceuteryille, i.
l.. shut down at noon to-day and viii
not start again until the striking weay-
prS return to work.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
BITTEN BY A MAD DOG.
Colored Girl out of Danger, but Whit
Girl Will go to Philadelphia.

Selma, n. c.. Jan. 29.-(SpeciaD-A
mad dog created quite an excitement il
own a few days ago. He had bitten tw
girls, one white and one colored. TN,
white girl Ga Miss StancilD was the
worst sufferer. She has gone to Phila
delnhia for treatment. The colOred Cir
IS thought to be out of danger.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01

Washington, d. c.. Jan. o9.-Fourth-
class postmasters have been appointed
rs follows in North Carolina: Polkton,
Elijah w. Flake: McFarlan, Mrs. En-
ma r. Odom; WILLIAMSON, J. NJ. Sit
tersOn,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
no STRIKE FOR THE PRESENT.

Lawrence, Mass. Jan. 29.-There Will
be no strike in this city at present, this
decision having been practically reached
by the Mule Spinners Union to-day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-02-01
KILLING OF ARANGUREN.

De LONE Gives out an Official Account
Of the ~Insergent Generals Death.