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IT'S ALL FIXED UP.
The Reorganization Committee Will Buy
the u. =. Divisions.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 15.-George w.
Cornish of Omaha, special master, will
sell the government lien on the Union
Pacific railroad in Kansas The upset
price of the government lien is $685.
900. A. w. Krech of New York will
make the purchase for the reorganiza-
ton committee, which is the new Union
Pacific company. Special Master Cor
nish will sell under a special mortgage
the eastern division of the Union Pa
cific-140 miles. The upset price is to
be $4,000. 900. Mr.. krech will also buy
this property for the new company.
On Friday Judge Cornish will sell
under a special mortgage, and Mr..
Krech will buy for the company. the
middle division of the Union Pacific
254 miles. This sale will take place at
Salina- The upset price is to be So
300, 900. On Saturday the entire line
from Kansas City to Denver will be
sold under the consolidated mortgage.
This sale will be made in North To-
peka. The upset price is to be S.
900 600.
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AROUND THE WORLD.

Frankfort Feb 15-Baron Ludwig Won
Erlanger head of the Erlanger bank, Is
dead
Washington, Feb. l5-The president has
nominated +. A. Davis as postmaster at
Oakesdale. Wash
Washington Feb. 1.-THE house has
agreed to consider the Loud bill relating
TO second class mail matter ON March II.
Sydney, y. S. W.. Feb. IA severe
storm Is raging along the coast OF New
South Males. There have been several
wrecks and some fatalities.
Springfield. ILL.,. Feb. la.-The supreme
court has sustained the sentence OF en-
Bank President Charles W. Spalding, TO
the penitentiary. lie was convicted of en-
hezzling bonds OF the University of llli-
noiS.
New Orleans Feb. 1.-THE federal court
of appeals to-day decided the case of the
government against The iilibnster Three
Friends. The decision reversed the lower
court and is against the owners of the
vessel.
Madrid Feb. 15.-The ciudad de cadiz
Of the Cnmpania Transatlantiaue. which
has been fitted out as Il cruiser with 10
guns. will probably arrive in Cuban wa
ters before Fen. Is with Il torpedo fio-
tilla and the frigate Victoria, hroadside
ship of 1850 tons.
Terre Haute Ind. Feb. 15.-John Car
rington, the desperate who murdered
two men near this city, is hiding in de-
serted coal shaft To-day sheriff's posse
entered the mine. hut Were compelled to
retreat. II is now the intention of the au-
thorties TO set fire to the mine.
New York, Feb 15.-The World says:
Miss Frances +. Willard Is i'll at the En-
| pire hotel in this city. She has been sui
nf the stomach for
! several years. The inroads of the disease,
j combined with a bad attack of grippe,
have completely shattered her health.
San Francisco. Feb. 1.-THE property oil
] the Royal Consolidated Mining company
near copperopolis, Caiaveras county. has
been sold to an English syndicate repre-
scented by j. W. Kemp Of London. The
price paid was s40og 800. The ore, which Is
low grade, is said 10 assay about $40 pei
ton.
+ ST. Louis. Feb. l5-Winiam II. Heath
manager OF the Central Electric Express
company Of this city was to-day fonne
/ i'm Forest park. dying from bullei
wound In the head. 1t was evidently
case of suicide. He died at the city hos
| pital. lie is a relative of Assistant Post
/ master General Heath.
Springfield Mo-. Feb. 15.-Peter Rem
frow, who broke Jail here in January
/ 1879, il days before the GATE upon Wnlei
he was to have been hanged for the muir
der Of Charles Doris. a constable o
Texas county, Mo. has been returned L
Springfield by officers, who captured hin
I'll Lawrence county, Ark.
Washington. Feb. 1.-THE senate com
mittee on education and labor to-day de
cided by a unanimous vote TO report ia
vorabiy the bill prepared by trainmen Q
the country ard recently introduced j
the senate by Kyle, providing FOR arbitra
ton % railroad strikes by board Of A
bitration. TO be chosen by strikers an
the interstate commerce commission.
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MAYO SHOT KIRKLEY.
The Wound Isn't Fatal and There'il DO
No Expensive Murder Trial.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Miles City, Feb. 15.-Philip Mayo and
Sam S. kirkley have been residing to-
gether some time. They have been at
outs for the past week owing to the
peculiarities of Mayo. Yesterday 1t
wound up by Mayo taking two shots
at Kirkley, but with no results. To-day
it resulted differently. Mayo, 1t seems,
became entirely beyond himself, and
fired three shots at kirkley, one strik-
ing him in the abdomen, but coming out
within a few inches. This only resulted
in slight flesh wound, though it looked
serious for time. 1t is very fortunate
for the county that ii Is not inflicted
with another murder trial, as six in sue
cession is about enough, and the citizens
will soon take personal action in such
matters.
Title Burleigh. an old-time resident
here, suddenly dropped dead of heart
disease last night while at a masquerade
dance given by the colored soldiers of
Fort Keogh. Title was well known in
Eastern Montana, being housekeeper for
Maggie Burns for the past IL years.
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MARSHAL SANDERS OUT.
His Successor Is sam McaIarran, Good
Democrat and Good Fellow.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena Feb 15-When the supreme
court met this morning Chief Justice
Pemberton announced that Samuel Me
Murray had been appointed marshal 10
succeed Junius q. Sanders. the appoint
ment To take effect as soon as he quail
flies. Ever since Associate Justice Pig
oft assumed his duties. rumors have
been current that an effort was being
made 10 induce the court to appoint a
democrat in the place of Sanders, il be-
ing maintained that with but one re-
publican on the bench that party could
not expect TO keep the position longer,
Several aspirants for the office matefi-
allied, Helena, as usual. being in the
lead For the past week the place
hunters and their friends have been
working hard in as dignified a manner
as possible considering the nature OF
the office and the calling of the men
who made the appointment. For 4
couple OF days IL was reported that
there was sort of dignified dead
lock. Justice Hunt fayoring Sanders.
while Justice Pigott was for A demo-
Graf. and the Chief Justice favored 4
populist. How much truth there Is 10
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KICKED BY HORSES.
Mr.. Beckman Had a Small Jag ana Fei'
Under the Bronchos' Heels.

Special Dispatch to Inc Stahuaio.
Helena. Feb. 15.-John Beckman,
ranchman living several miles south OF
town. the other side of the JEFFERSON
county line, died at a hospital mere TINS
afternoon. He had been kicked In the
head by horses. Last night he ana
neighbor of the name of Henry NC
Donald left Helena en- route home, driV-
ing four horses attached to farm
wagon. A few miles the other side OIL
ITnionyille the lead horses, PAIR OF
bronchos. became unmanageable, ana
as Beckman, who was driving, rose IN
his seat to better rein the animals, ne
lost his balance and fell under the nina
feet of the wheel horses. The latter
kicked him about the head in trlghttui
manner. the top of the head being
crushed in. Mcdonald brought the
wounded man back to town late lass
night and placed him in the hospital
He never regained consciousness. Inc
two men had been drinking more or
less. and Mcdonald is not able TO gave
a very clear account of the accident
The dead man was about SO, carpenter
by trade and previous to ranenine
worked four years as timber man at the
Alta mine near Wickes. He leaves
wife and four chlldfeh.
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CLARA'S FATE IN DOUBT /
MAY Have Gone to the Bottom
With All on Board.
1T LOOKS VERY DUBIOUS
Wreckage Marked "Hassler" Has Been
Washed Ashore and That Was
Clara's Name Before She
Had 1t Changed.

Seattle, Wash. Feb. 15.-No further
news has been received concerning the
reported loss of the steamer Clara
Nevada in Alaskan waters. Owing to
the many conflicting rumors, hopes for
her safety have not yet been abandon
ed. The last report received was the
one brought down by the steamer Ex-
celsior which arrived early this morn
ing. Captain Donnelson said just be-
fore he left Juneau the steamer Cole
man arrived and reported that wreck
age and bedding marked 'tHassler,
had been washed ashore at Seward.
He said: THE Clara Nevada was
formerly the government vessel known
as the Hassler and ! have no doubt
that she is at the bottom of the sea, at
least such of her effects as was not
burned, for the Seward citizens report
having seen IL tlaze on the water.
The Excelsior arrived at Juneau flve
hours after the steamer Rosalie, which
reported passing the Clara Nevada.
Captain OBrien of the steamer Rosa
lie, which arrived here last night from
Alaska. said this afternoon that the
published statement that the Rosalie
passed the Clara Nevada on Dec. was
untrue. On Dee. S, at night, he saw q
vessel resembling the Clara Nevada
just south of Douglass island. He was
not positive that il was the Clara Ne
yada. !. might have been the United
States gunboas Wheeling. The Cara
Nevada had not reached Juneau whei.
he left.
w. w. McGuire, one of the owners If
the Clara Nevada, states that when the
steamer was ove.halled new lie pre-
servers We're put on and the name
.'Hassler'' was entirely effaced from the
vessel. He thinks there must be some
mistake about the reported picking up
of wreckage with the word "Hassler''
on it at Seaward City.
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Governor Richards of Montana; en-
Lieutenant Governor Bierbower OF
Idaho: j. p. Perrine, owner of the cele-
brated Blue Lakes farm, Joseph wal
dron Of Shoshone, Idaho. and l.. b.
Thomas and j. j. Cusick of Butte. The
company now owns an extensive tract
of land near American Falls, and IS
building an irrigating ditch to water II.
1T also owns and Is operating extensive
placer mines at Bonanza Bar on snake
river 1t also proposes to build an elee-
trio railroad from Shoshone to the Great
Shnshnnp falls.
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Texas Peop,e Going.

Dallas, Tex, Feb ia veritable
rush for the Klondike regions started
here Monday. Nearly 40 tickets We're
sold from Dallas to Seattle at $45. The
M. X & r. sold 20 tickets and the rest
went to the Santa Fe and Texas Pa
cific The general passenger agent OF
the Katy says that since Jan. IL at
least 600 tickets have been sold for the
Il Iandikn
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EVERYBODY WENT TO SEE.
-Four Thousand People Attend the Hang
ing of George Washington.

Zenobia Miss. Feb. Elm the presence
of 400 spectators at noon to-day George
Washington Edwards, colored. was hang
ed here for the murder of Roxie Williams.
The crime, a peculiarly atroeious one, was
committed with a shotgun in a room oc-
cupied by the Williams woman. whose
head was completely torn away by the
load of shot. The tragedy took place on
the Washburn place in this county.
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this is not known as. of course, the
matter was discussed by the Justices
only in chambers. To-day's appoint
ment has settled the matter, and those
who got left are casting about for an
other public Office. The appointee is a
democrat. and has resided in Montana
a dozen years. He was in the business
department of the Great Falls Tribune
for three years and up TO few months
ago was a clerk in the surveyor gener-
ais Office here.
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Entail Blizzard.

Juneau. Alaska. via Seattle, Feb. b.
During the last four days terrible
blizzard has been raging along the
coast from the head of Lynn canal to
Fort Wrangel Accounts differ as TO
the number of the billiards. victims,
varying from II to 81. There is no
means at present of getting at the
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where Is the Coioma.

San Francisco, Feb. 1.-the Alaska
Commercial company has some fears
for the safety of the bark Coloma. On
Dec. 20 last she left Tacoma for I'm
alaska, lumber laden. This lumber was
intended to be used in the building of
barges, but as the captain of the
steamer Lakme reports that the Co
Iona had not reached her destination
when he left Alaska her owners think
that something has happened to her.
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She Can't Float.

Port Said Feb. 1.-THE nrst-class Brit
ish battleship Victorious. which sailed
from Malta Feb, II for China and which
went ashore outside the bar white enter
ing this port. viii have IN discharge hsr
coal and probably her guns before she
can be Heated.
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Fire at Livingston.

Spoeial Dispatch to the SIaHuaFu.
Livingston, Feb. 15.-The dwelling mouse
and furniture of M. j. Lees, Northern
Pacific engineer, were destroyed ny III
ta.nigbt entailing a loss of $500, par
tally covered by insurance. The house
was in a remote district and the fire had
4 good start before the alarm was given
and responded to, while the high vino
made il impossible to save the place. the
family were not at home at the time
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ABANDON FREE COINAGE.
wyoming Republicans win Go 1t on the
st. Louis Platform.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Cheyenne. Wyo.. Feb. 15.-The republic
can central committee of Wyoming met
here to-day and discussed plan of cam
paign for this year. when a state legisla-
ture and Judicial ticket will be selected.
Upon the financial question it was decided
that Wyoming republicans Will abandon
the free silver platforms adopted at the
past three state conventions and endorse
without qualification the platform of the
national republican party as adopted at
81
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The Dauntless Proceedings.

New Orleans. Feb. 15.-On motion or
District Attorney Guoler in the United
States court of appeals the proceedings
against the alleged Cuban filibuster
Dauntless were dismissed to-day. The
proceedings will be continued against
the Dauntless in the Florida circuit.
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Walked OF and Was Killed.

Heppner, Ore, Feb. Thames Hall of
Portland accidentally walked off the rear
platform of moving train at Willows
Junction Sunday night and was killed.
He was on his way to Rfparia, Wash.
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Don't Tobacco spit and smoke Your Life
AHa4.

To quit tobacco easily and forever be mag
netic tull Of life, and yixor. take NosTo'
Hae the wonder. worker thai makes weak men
strong. All druggists 6oe or 81 Cure guarsn-
teed Booklet and sample free SdGfess SteF'
ling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
eists refund the money II il fails 10 cnre 29c-
2 he genuine has l. Is. q. on each tablet
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BUTTE MEN IN 1T.
An Idaho Land and Ditch Concern With
$500 900 Capital.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.

Special DispatM TO the Standard.
Pocatelio, Idaho, Feb. 15.-The Boz
nanza Power e. Land company filed arr
tieies OF incorporation with the county
recorder to-day. The capital stock is
placed at $500, 900. The main office Will
be al Pocatello. with a branch office al
Butte, Mont The incorporators are eN-
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The fields are flooded the roads are i'm
passabIe, bridges are carried away, and
all forms of malarial and contagious DIS
ease flourish. None but persons who
are familiar with the country ana ac-
customed to live as the Cuban peasants
and the insurgents do could make ms
way about the country during the rainy
season. The Spanish army has never
been able to do so. 1t has always been
compelled to go into camp and wait for
the rains to cease, and, therefore exten-
sivc operations cannot be looked for until
Octtl Ter. In the meantime the American
troops will be making ready for the
fray. 1t is possible. though, that there
win never be battle fought by them.
The Spanish garrison may be starved
ont and surrender, which is possible, be-
cause the food supply of Havana is
very small. and if the insurgents are
armed they will prevent any
Thing in the form of food from reaching
the city.
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SUPREME COURT.

Cases from the Twelfth district were
argued yesterday:
Wyman V. Taylor, argued by David
son and Jones for plaintiff; Ferguson
and Cooper for defendant
Commission Company VS.. Potter, ar
gued by Shuford and Thomas by brief
for plaintiff: Davidson for defendant.
Fry V. Graham, argued by Jones for
plaintiff: Lcatherwood for defendant.
Woodbury. Y. Evans, argued by Coop
err for plaintiff Ferguson for defendant.
Mcclure V. Spivy certiorarl ISSUED
for plaintiff; case continued.
Everett V. Shulcr, argued by Fergu-
son for plaintiff appellant.
Roberts V. Roberts, argued by Fer
guson for plaintiff Cooper for de-
fcndant.
Davis V. Long, argued by Ferguson
and LcathcrwoOd for plaintiff appellant.
The court will resume the call of the
18th district cases on Tuesday morning.
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The Enemy Is Ours

The grippe usually leaves the suf-
ferer in a very feeble condition, with
persistent cough and other premCni-
tory symptoms ofpulmonary affection.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup promptly
administered at the beginning Of an
attack Of grippe, will forcstall that dam
gerous enemy to lile-consumption.
Mrs. Maggie Tulga, Ironton, Ohio,
says: "It affords me much pleasure
to bear testimony to the merits of Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup. l had been n
sufferer from the grippe lor a week,
trieda bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
ana after taking it, was completely
cured Of the dreadful cough and disease.
I cheerfully recommend it to eli SUI
erers.'' Or. Bulls Cough Syrup is
sold everywhere for 25 cents.
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STILL THEY VOLUNTEER.
va and New Companies Being Raised
All Over the State.

Old and New Companies Being Raised
All Over the State.
Old companies continue to volunteer
and new ones to be formed.
The Washington company, Donald Nc
lac, captain, has volunteered. 1t has
now 62 men and Capt. McRae hopes to
be recruited up to the full number by
Monday.
The second Reidsville company Reids-
vile Rifles, Captain Carter, has its full
quota OF men. This company will go in
he second regiment of volunteers.
Gen. John w. Gotten. of Tarboro. re-
ports that he has his company about
ready
Company G Washington has decided
to volunteer and Capt. Madison tele-
graphs that he will at once proceed to
recruit to the required number He
says he will be at some expense re-
cruiting. and wants to know if there
is any fund set apart for that purpose.
There is none.
Edmund Jones, ESQ, has, on his own
request, been given permission to raise
Il company in Caldwell county.
Col. JAS. III. Holt opened Il recruiting
office at Burlington yesterday and en-
listed between thirty and forty men
He hopes early in the week to have
the required 81.
The second company here has nearly
the full pumber-all good men. They
have been enlisted by Mr.. Fred WOOL
cott, and will now occupy the Governors
Guard armory.
Robert l.. Durham. Gastonia. noti-
hes the Governor that he has about
completed his company.
Gray j. Toole, captain Of the new
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-01
INTERESTING EXPERIENCE
OF An Iowa Lady Who Was Cured of
Dyspepsia After Suffering for Twenty
five Years.

Mrs. Sarah A. Skeels. an estimable
lady residing at LynnvilIe, Jasper coth-
ty. Iowa. was for twenty-five years a
sufferer from Dyspepsia, and her com
pIete restoration 10 health is so remarka
bic that we present the facts in the case
for the benefit of our readers, many of
whom have doubtless suffered IN the
same manner and will. therefore, he in
tercstcd III learning how all stomach
troubles may be avoided and cured. Mrs.
Skecls says: II used only one package
of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets and re-
cciVcd Such great and unexpected bchc-
fit that | wish to express my sincere
gratitude. In fact it has been SIX
months since | took the medicine ana !
have not had one particle of distress or
difficulty since. And all this in the face
Of the fact that the best doctors | con
suited told me my case was incurablc as
| had suffered for twenty-five years. |
want half dozen packages to distribute
among my friends here who are very
anxious to try this remedy.
Truly yours.
MRS. SARAH 4. SKEELS.
The reason why Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are so successful in curing indi-
gcstion and stomach trouble and the
reason why it never disappoints those
who need it and use it is because moth
ing is claimed for it except what it will
actually perform 1t is not a cure-all
and no such claims are made for it. 1t
IS prepared for the sole purpose of cur
ing Dyspepsia and the various forms of
Indigestion.
There is scarcely n patent medicine
made but what is claimed to cure dyspep-
sin MS well as II hundred other troubles
When as matter of fact IA remedy
to cure Dyspepsia must be prepared es-
pecially for that and nothing else; and
among all the remedies patent nOstrums.
bitters. etc, so extensively advertised
you will find that Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets is the only one advertised as Il
cure for Dyspepsia and nothing else.
The remedy is prepared by the Stuart
Company, of Marshall, Mich, and for
sale by all druggists at 30 cents per
package. and if You suffer from any
form of stomach deargement or indi-
gcstion trial will not disappoint you.
4 little book on stomach troubles
mailed free. Address Stuart Company.
Marshall, Mich.
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CONFEDERATE PAMPHLET.

4 pamphlet is being prepared by the
Ladies' Memorial Association" and the
Daughters of the Confederacy" OF
Washington. \. c.. for the benefit of
the Soldiers Home at Raleigh.
1t will contain portraits and sketches
of Generals Grimes, Pettigrew, Fender.
Branch and Hill also sketches of tn"
men of Beaufort and adjoining counties
who gave their services to the Lost
Cause. The pamphlet will be on sale
ut Alfred Williams Il Co.'S book store
and at the hall on Memorial Day. price
ten cents. 1t is hardly necessary to urge
any Southerner 70 make so small an
investment for so laudable purpose.
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Doctors aow agree that
consumption is durable.
Three things, il taken to-
gethcr, VII! &c nearly every
case in the l...t stages; the
majority oF cases more adj
vanced; AMI 4 few Of those
far advanced.
The first is, fresh air; the Sc
cond, proper food; the third,
SCOTS Emulsion Of cod-liver
oil with hypophosPhites.
To be cured, you must not
lose in weight, and, if thin,
you must gain. Nothing
equals SCOTS Emulsion to
keep you in good flesh.
sc. and s!.oo, all drusl lists.
SCOTT &B ~ - C1er st; New York.
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rnR RENT OR LEASE.

The Bar and Restaurant privilege, in
New Capital Club building, to be open
ed July, 1893. Membership Of club, one
hundred and twenty-five. Best location
in the city. The right man can secure
permanent lease by giving guarantee Of
good service, at reasonable rental. APP
ply to Chairman House Committee.
Capital Club, Raleigh, N. G.
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