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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
First Hatchery in the State.

"ke first fish hatchery that NORTH
Carolina ever had will be in course o.
construction within few weeks. Al!
the plans have been prepared and TIN
grounds land out. The hatchery vii
be located on Pembroke Creek, ons
mile from Edenton.. It is on the lane
Of G. w. Rea, aud contains fifteen
acres, for which the governm ent paiC
S9l5. The total appropriation for sit,
Of hatchery and buildings is 2i5,00t
which leaves Si4,025 for the coustruc
tio1 of.the buildings. There are tw.
buildings to be constructed. These ars
The hatchery proper and the cottage for
use OF the superintendent.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Hon. Walker Fearn Dead.

RICHMOND. Special Walker
Fearu. who died ct Hot Syringe, Va,
was buried here Saturday in Holly
wood Cemetery. The deceased was
native of Alabama. Before the war he
served as an attache CT the Ameriea9
legation in Belgium, and as secretary
of the legation in Mexico. He was u
Confederate commissioner abroad in
1861. and was subsequently III the
Confederate army. He was cppomted
minister to Greece, Roumania and
Servia by Mr.. Cleveland, where he
represented the United States for four
years aud was chief OF the depar.n ent
Of foreign affairs at the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition, and later judge Of
the international tribunal IN Egypt.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Ssnator Thurstnn Changes Base.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Speciai.-Sena-
tor John NJ. Tburstoc, Of Nebraska,
made an informal address at the Union
League here Saturday night. Among
other things be said he mad changed
front and was no longer q conservative.
but al enuexatiouist He believed this
country's attitude in the present Phil
ippino situation was right. He re-.
garded Asuinaldo's uprising as simply
p rebellion Of anarchy, which must be
crushed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
PUBLIC PRINTING CASE.
Judge Brown Decides il Against Barnes
Brothers,

Judge Brown has rendered his de.
ci'on in the public printing case. After
considering the piead,ngs, afiidavits
and arguments of. counsel the court
considers:
l. That there 10 no cause OF action
stated In the pleadings against Edwards
Broughton aud Uzxsl.
= That plaintiff il not entitled to 4
mandamus against Clyde II. Hoey aud
his associates, former me.ab Of Joint
Committee on Printing.
3. That, il plaintiff has any rem ejy
Tor the alleged breach of contract it is
by ACT, or against State for damage to
be prosecuted in the court appointed by
law.
A. That this proceeding cannot be
law.
Wherefore il is adjudged that the
proceeding be dismissed an that plain
tiff and its prosecution bond be taxed
with costs by the clerk,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
MONSTER NEW Gun.
Eepar gmen, noi Ssse That II Viii Prove
Success

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Special. The
ordnance officers Of tho War Depart
nent are Of the opinion that the great
IG inch gun now being constructed ct
the Waterviiet factory Will be ready for
trial by the early fall. This is tho
greatest piece OF ordnance ever manu-
!actured In this country. and it il
three inches larger than the heayies.
gun il use IN tho navy-tko l3-inch
guns On tho batt!eAhips. The man
uisctnre Of this great quo Is
in the nature Of an experiment, and
unless its success is full " demonstrate
by practical tests. there is no proiabil.
itv Of its duplication The nitkeied
s steel ingot from which the main tube
is constructed alone weighs POE. 300
pounds. It's diameter is Fl ircheS. The
cost Of the guu SO far in its crude shape
has amounted TO over $4,000. When
finished its tota! cost Will be $50, 900.
Tie estimated muzZie velocity is l., ,S7j
feet a second. The penetration N steel
will be 33 s inches at a distance OF two
miles. Its range WILL exceed 10 1niles.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Construction Work In the South

ATLANTA, Ga, Special weekly
construction edition of The Southern
Architect, q monthly publication, re-
pcrts the proposed construction of two
new cotton factories in Georgia, ono
in South Carolina, one in North Caro-
lima, and one in Alabama; three cotton
seed oil mills IN Texas; . twelvs-story
office building in New Orleans; Q knit
ting mill in Virginia; two Touring mills
and one rice mill in Texas; ten-story
otiice building in Memphis; thirty
new churches aad school houses in the
southern States generally; 80 new
residences in Atlanta and Georgia; Il
in Alaeama; S IN FfoEids;. 10 in North
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Japsnese 400 Chinese Lsb,fcrs f,yh,

SAG FR.ScIsco. Cal, specia.. The
Assoc;a.ed Press srerfeses.Etivs ~ Hon-
oluiu sends In account Of . racial bat
;le between the japanese and TIE Chi
nese labcreEs On the ksh1n.r plants
.iou, On March 2eth- The yara,s.s
welded spikes. clubs. knives srh axss.
Three OF the Chinese we've killed. o
dczea seriously wounded, some fatally,
and about 20 slightly injured. A
squad ct police vas ssss 20 she piaa.s-
ton fro:a Honolulu srd us..ia, .av
hee been declared.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Tss Women a lssffs.

BrArfIL. ksn s,~c,ai -In sss city
election here, too ticket. we're 10 The
fed, cn- coz rossd of women, sod The
other VI aes. Mrs Ihsrle. Totis1
Eas s.ec;sa mayor. sri Mfs shsidos.
2rs. ..c...ig... ar.. saith. Asa ks-
i;E AID Ms. wa;s 90 Tor coascil. Wide
N.ss O'N:el. fsT cisrk, voa oAsily.
lbs women drove their own csrYiag -
ali through bi.sding sa0w storia. Ger .
rying voie,s so the poiia The vc:ses.
irdec a.d r.nrsi nj aTe usr.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Railroad Suits Dismissed.

SAvASNAH. Ga, Special.
Don. a. Pardee has signed the decree
OF dismissal in the great Central Rail-
way litigation. There still remains
the bill OF the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad upon an undecided demurrer
and motion to strike out the amended
bill of the Louisville and Ma hyiile
Railroad Company. The order of
Judge Pardee recited that the Central
of Georsia Railroad Company has no
right, title or interest IN the lease Of
tLs (ieorgja Railroad and Banking
Company, and Is perpesusily enjoirsd
from over asserting or setting up any
right in tho possession or management
81 suoh properly.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Must Paw Double Tax.

New ORLEANS. Specisl.-A letter
to the Picayuue from Bluefelds. Mic
aragua, dated March 81, says: "Gen-
eral Torres. q special agent Of Presi.
dent ZeIaya. yesterday again notified
the merchants that they would have
but "A hours to again pay the duties
which had been paid to the Treas urer
of Nicaragua, who served after the rev.
olution began. Torres also undertook
to prohibit the American consular agent
from cabling to Washington or to the
President of Nicaragua. as Mangua.
He is in charge Of the telegraph wiros
which lead to both the capital and San
Juan del Sur, the cable station.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
The War Department vii, Inyestisa,e.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Special.
arraignmeut OF a large amount Of tho
canned beef supplied at Havana, Of
which, it is charged, 4, 400 caus of
tainted beef Lave just been destroyed
by the comm!sssIy omcials. will be fol-
lowed by an order from the War Do
partnenf, which may result 10 az in-
vest!gatior. Acting Secretary Meikle-
John, when shown the Associated
Press dispatch about the complaints
and the destruction Of spoiled meat on
two occasions, without board of survey
formalities, stated that General Brooke
will be requested by cable to make O
full and thorough investigation Of al
the charges and complaint made AID
report the facts TO the Department.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Looks Dark for Bobo,

) Tho career Of Charles Bobo, oae OF
.he two men who escaped from the
Custer massacre, is about to he cut
hort, according to report from
Iavana contained in letter to sol.
lier at Fortress Monroe, Va. Bobo is
Irregular from North Carolina, aid is
1ow under sentence of death. pro-
,ounced by court t-martial for killing q
1,oliceman. His step father, u. A.
Lanipe, OF North Carolina. has en-
isted Senator Pritchard's sympathy in
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Liabilities s54i.000; Assets 50.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Special. .-Ebenezer 4.
Hyde. who was formerly in business
with Joseph T. Forsyth, under the firm
mans of Forsyth, Hyde Il Co., and was
connected with several large foundry
companies, has confessed insolvency,
by scheduling debts aggregating S54l,-
OG0, with no assets. All the debts were
contracted before July. 1898.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13

sLsAsr. G.. srse.ai Walter t.
JAct.os. ste 0i too E.oss r,osnissni
.oasg iasa "a Aibsay. lilled bic vie
AID rns-Ihs. old cai.a ssl then sbcs
k.msslt dad, 10 a.. tsns hsfs Tuss.
dsy nish,. Tie rhockiag tragedy
stsTiis! Tie r~or.e "a AiasGy and ss
day grss: crows VI curi"us psop.s re-
nsirea scoa: the house. Jscksss 10
srppo.el 60 k4,s murdered he family
s:d sls.s h.aIs.f IN ~ s4l dssvsss
uor. csused by the zoo. OF bis poeiisas
with tie Carer & WDifS:k Nsresonss
asc Cen n,ssie5 Co.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Sc.eI NeN reiaI ilsaaaHed.

wAsH:-GTov. spsc.L The hancsa
COG: niss.on las grogressec 10 the y-oias
ukers tie iLEes governments ere ca
casnc.ng notes - 10 The members cf
che coIiniss.cs. Tits 10 accepted - 81
s.,rrsnse ttat Lord Salisbury seoert-
e6 not os.y The principle % the aim
m.ss.on. bat tie Commission itsslf, -
the eor.,ie.a:io. Of toe British dele
gate would hardly be- catered npsE us-
less the commission wss sssu.sd-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Fortunate in Having a Man Like Mr.. liza

Fortunate in Having Man Like Mr.. Hay.
LONDON, Special. - The Spectator,
expressing its si..cere satisfaction at
the tone of the proclamation issued by
the Scnurman commission to the Fill
ipinos. congratUlates the American
State Department on ''its fortune IN
having ct its head such q man as Mr..
Hay, a really great public servant, and
one who knows w:lat craftsmanship
means"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Cars Disarmament Congress.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Special. The
Secretary of State has announced ths
construction OF the United States de!e-
CATION to the disarmament congress,
which will meet at The Hague, IN tns
latter Part of Nav The delegation
consists of Andrew White, United
States ambassador at Berlin; Mr.. New.
ell, United States minister to the Meth
erlands; President Seth Lowe, of the
Columbia University. New York; Capt
Crosier, Ordnance Department, United
States army, and Capt. 4. T. Mahap.
United States navy, retired. Mr.. Fred
erick Hollis, lawyer of New York,
will be secretary of the delegation.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
The Treaty of Peace.

WAsR1SGroS, D. G., Special. The
exchange Of ratif cations of the treaty
Of peace between ,S,ain and the United
States. signed at Paris, will probably
take place in this city this week, and
that ceremony will be followed by
proclamation by President Mckinley.
Officially announcing the close of the
war with Spain, and the resumpti on of
friendly relations, commercial aud 9TH
erw!se, between the tw countries.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Mataafa's Forces Shelled.

AP1A via San Francisco. Special. -
There have been lively times in Samoa
during the past few days. The United
States aud British warships have
shelled Nataafa's forces repeatedly,
and sailors have been landed to pro-
tect property. Numerous casualties
have resulted on both sides. Malletoa
has been crowned King. Admiral
kau;z and tho commanders OF the
British ships are anxiously awaiting
advices frcm their governments and in
the meantime the shelling proceeds
daily.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Gomez Rensfated.

HAVANA, Special. Cuban gen.
erals met Friday at Marianao aud Of.
icially decided to reinstate General
Maximo Gomez as comnander-in.
chief. They also decided to ap-
point an executive board of three
generals to assist him in dis
tributing the s., 600, 600 in the de-
tails OF disarming, and in the organi-
cation of the rrrai police for the prov
lncss. He will be officially notified OF
their action ard q proclamation will
probably be issued to the Cubaps.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
A Mystery OF the Sea.

I1FRAcoMEE, Eng, Special. - The
twrsler Vivid has arrived here and re-
ports that when - miles off LUndy ISL
and abe saw the masts Of q large yos-
sci disapp ppear aud soon af,srward saw
three men in dlngy praying and
shriekins for help. Tue Vivid endeav-
ored to reach tho men, but the boat
sankand its occupants did not reap
pear.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
A Flexible Currency.

New YORK, Special. "A declaration
fer flexible currency based upon the
gold standard, was adopted bytho ex-
scutlvc committee of the Indianapolis
n>ouetary convention, at meeting in
this olty. The meeting was called by
the chairman, II. II. Hannn, of Indi-
ana, for the purpose of getting the adj
vjce Of the committee upon the recon-
mendatious To be presented to the Re-
publican caucus committee of The
House Of Representatives, which will
meet at Atlantic City, on April Il.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
4 Big Failure in Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Ca, Special Judge New
man has appointed y. u. Meaaor re-
ce;yer for the firm Of 0. 4. Smith &
Co of Atlanta. Creditors of the firm
filed petition in the court to have
them adiudged bankrupts, and Judge
Newman at the same time issued an or
der requiring the plain tiff. to give bond
in the sum of $50. 900. The liabilities
Gf the firm approximate 100000. and
It is expected that the assets will be
very near the same amount. The firm
is said to have been badly crippled by
the failure OF Moody & Brewster.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Drowned by BackwateT on the Yellowstone

Drowned by BackwateT on the Yellowstone.
G1EsD1vE, Mont, Special. The ice
broke on the Yellowstone river SstEr-
day night and washed away three spans
of the steel bridge. While the ice was
temporarily gorged. the back water COW
cred thousands of acres. At r. W. Say.
der's ranch, five persons left the house
for higher ground, but they were
caught and four OF them, Mrs. r. ".
Snyder, Misses Nellie Regan, Rose
Wybrecht and Eugene O'Conner, were
drowned The fifth member OF the
party, Jos. Myers, was rescued from a
tree after seven hours exposure.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
M0ray,au Easter Service.

The Moravian Easter services in
Salem ut sunrise in the graveyard Sun
lay morning wero attended by q large
number of people. there being about
1000 persons present.. The graves
were beautifully decorated with flowers
aud evergreens and during the day the
graveyard and cemetery were visited
6y thousands Of relatives and friends
who have loved ones resting there.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Rhode islsas Goes aepu,l 1sa.

PKovSEscE, X T.. Spee.ai. -Ths
State e.se:.gs Wednesday resulted ..is
. Re.uti:cs- victory. isoSSL she Dea-
ocisis rssdo rs.ns % rssst ioes.iissa
The er:Is gerabl:csa State ticket.
beaded by '.0rsrDor Dyer. vs. sae-
ceesfsi. ssd ne General Assembly Oil
be Repub.icsss ~ . isr:e nsyofisy,
ihoaga rot ., iArge ss isst year. The
Socialists vote vss .nrgo n the ciisss
ard -a.zfsc.nr;ng tovnaL
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Ana.hec jui0aded GIN

Fooling with AN old pistol that was
lot known to be loaded was the cause
If an accident in East Durham. Wyatt
Naugum and Ceba Collins were clean
.ng an old gun whan suddenly it went
fl and the ball entered Collins leg
iust below the knee, inhictiug pain.
iul though not danserous wound.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13

v..arsaros. j.. c. S.s~S-ns
i.'sE State e~znsfrs o@z=4.s.ss 80.
N % s,issss ~ Gee. .sssissss fssss,.
eseieed iss case s.s-lsi ,as ksssss
et'!. Ns-pA.s 4 E-A!ssts2 Eas-
'-s- &c. sad s:s~-, ~.ars neal, is-
fNi-s. ils Tfse.-ss - -GaA,ass s~s-
Ca Tie ru=ta Sales ssse ifst ,ss
ssae.Isi asEsp -r.s.ass ..sssfs ~ cs1-
fs.rE ;ss esi.S1 g . con agress. rsSas
.zc q ass.s ~ 10 rSE.sssssA ssass.
ss1 Hsasrsr..re {; - sts SssiEssisss.
al i.e ,ai io=sa rate IL toto fr0n tks
r-!a; Q. oT.raE TLs go - us..sn se.ss.
.rs' tnsi t.s easTlsf nHr. - tsri 90 o
ecs':se; fsr ;Lfo-<s o. sss1t siisv
;Es sS''ez te 10 si~ss>l - '@ he
rSrsgs - ETAe;ss ssa -szpssssssg.
ut iAst .Ae rr.s.,sss erlsss Gsis s.A
IScV1ss az, - i-s s~tsses coeers1 "
:lr rsts. az .koaia 40 s.ss..sS 20
ias.isE.1 Ia e. sse1na. tass The 40
isrssEst.rs fs..rre Il . ,Ar, az y skip
nsG: :, tls esstrac.s snd n 'its rrsiss
STARE srt .; sces4s area o eSEiraet sos
is:oa.A sLirCeai 90 20 etoss 90 10
'se f.si ~ iAs oE,s. ~ s=sy to esSssA
risi 80 . ;trerxh ssirGssi sss 10
ss'e- tie teIetsSf = tarsHSs rsis
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Machine Shops Burned,

The machine shops and foundry Of
the Kester Manufacturing Company,
situated two miles northeast OF Win
ston, were destroyed by fro. The fire
is thought 10 have been the work of
luceudiaries. \ wooden storage bald
lag belonging to Mr.. Cicero Tise was
Also burned. Both buildings were dis
covered to be on tire about tie same
time. The Kester Manufacturing Com
pany had 81, 500 insurance on its plant.
The loss is several thousand dollars in
excess Of this amount.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Agreement Reached on Two Points.

BERLIN, Special. agreement has
been reached between the three pow.
ers (the United States, Great Britain
aud Germany, on two propositions,
namely: The appointment By each
power of high official to investigate
aud regulate the conditions prevailing
at Samoa. and the making Of -nranim-
ity necessary in sil decisions os these
high officials.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13

The Caro- cerrsspohdsnt 81 The I>ss-
don Daily Mail ssys: The gss.
e,rment 10 con..dsr.0g . so6sms Tor
railway through ;ae eastern Boudss.
probably from khsrsouD, on the Siis.
10 Srski,a. on the Decd ssa, by iks
way Of kssssis. It Sre.A The ides
~oaid 10 80 secure the Abyss,siss
tssfso. I HEas-stasd sia; thisiy-s.E
eaS:ses !of tie Uganda line sss being
bui;. In the Cai:ed sts.ss.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
The Kausas Asti.feustI.~

The new antitrust law which caused
the Withdrawal of foreign insursncs
companies from Kansas, continues to
be the suhjec. of concern amoug ali
classes Of people. A new feature OF
the far-reaching effect OF the law is the
probability that il will destroy all labo,
organizations in the State. The Attor-
ney General has already been ap-
preached on the subject by a Goa; op-
orator and is said to have expressed
the opinion that the law can be applied
to tho United Mine workers Of Amer
ira
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Gemsz Takes usis H;nse,s the e;er,

HABASA, Special Cuban mill.
tasy assembly being dead, Gen. Msx-
imo Gomez will take sp his gro
gramms OF so!idifyips the Cuban pso-
PIE into . party that shall, withoct
ceasing. urge tie United States 70
withdraw from the Island. 9es. Go
uez considers the dissolutieu Of the
assembly &C his personal sehisyswsut,
aided by the military admin;strasioa
hero and cUuntenanced at Washiagton.
He believes that be emsrsss from the
contEoversy.viih the assembly stror ger
than ever before With the better c;asS1A
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Oyster Pirates Captured.

!. .chairma4 Clayton writes from Eliza
soeth Cltp to the secretary of 1.-THE
Shell Fish Board" that the steame,
Lille has captured three illegal dredg-
ers. Under tho new regime, the way
ot the oyster transSressor will be hard.
The attachment Of the secret service
to the supervision-a new depart
ment-will result in rigid enforce.
ment OF the penalties. ..
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
An EsreditiOn Launched.

MANILA, Sreclal.-At nightfal! Sat
urday Generals Lawton and kiug
launched an expedition OF thrae gun
boats, with /, 500 picked men in canoes
in tow of the gun-boats. The obj ject Of
the expedition is to cross the lake, car.
ture Santa Cruz and sweep the country
to the South,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
Big Rise in the Price of Lumber.

There is big rise in the price of
lumber, and it is said it is due to th G
great demand in Cuba The price
there is 500 per 1000 feet for piue
There is also q heavy demand for cy-
press telegraph poles; and buyers and
inspectors are at work in the cypress
.imbers on the line Of the Carolina
CENTRAL aud Raleigh g. Augusta Rail,
roads.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
o. Wells Sought By . S,sa.css..

Horsros. Ts-ss. s?ecisl -Au Eng.
Ugh syrdicsts. reIIeseptci by Henry
]. kesn and Charles A. Gaihcun. II
St.Lcui., hs. c.osed deal ~iih rstso
lsum rTodrceGsa, Corscabs by which
il become pos~essed o! nearly 20 eli
Wells ard some 2i.G. 90 acre, q. Sii lard
isssed Tie Trsce rsid - nearly e%oo.
ooo The same ryadicsie vsil scqu.rs
control .: ctceT e1.sLsI,e u! sesds in
Texas
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
MaiietOa Installed.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Special. Tho
Secretary of the Navy has received the
following:
"SAN FEASCtsCo, April 8.
''Secretary Of the Navy. Washington:
"Maiietoa Tanus installed as King
on the 23d. with appropriate ceremou
les. Report by mali. No fighting since
the 2lst, kAUrZ''
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
4 Cool Showing.

rhe executive committee Of the Nortl
Carolina State Far met in Raleigh. l.
was shown that the receipts of the last
fair were IS, 600; that all premiums haG
Neen paid nud the annual interest pai
en- tho bonds, and that all debts, saw.
5000, had beou raid. This amount wa.
ordered naId, and thus the State Agrl
cultural Society will not owe Q cent. a
claim of nearly $1,000 for the the use
ol and damage to the fair grounds bv
the Second Regiment was made on th,
government, which has paid S567 OF
the amount
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
1sasbe. Defeats TIE Irvsss.

WAsHryaTos. ID. c., Spec.st Mr..
Z. q. Iku.ber, psesicsn: CT the Great
southern Export Association, in :esfi-
flying n to trusts before the industrial
com rnissioa, took positive gYecrSs in
suPport o. trusts. saying ;hs. be h.i si
frss bess prejad.ced against them, be-
ieving tha. they would op5.ess iss
public with high prices.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
sb,s,.,- enee,,o, 6soossases

BosToS. Msss-. Special Among The
eomnu.icasioHs received hy the Usit>d
Society os CEr.s;iAa Endssrsr reosptly.
In coEsee.;oa viii 10 psc?osition fU
"a ssr sss;rst vsr srd y.esns By ssts
trsi.Sa," are too Iron former Csisss
States Pfesidsafs. Grover Clsvslsne
ssd Bea;suis Hs,riscr. ecaaead:as
shai- SHaxfa
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13

Paris. Special liz v.sv. q The sss-
cess With the sxpsriDssts vIth fhs
Xsrcsni system of v.rslsss ts,sgrarby
across the Strait Of Dover. The satbsst
ties propose ~ transmit messages %
Enelsrd frsa Psris. The tsSDisA,
here will probably BE- the Eias, tower.
the eistasos 20 South foss.asA bsisS
25c nilsa.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
A Silver Service asa Bel, for New Orleans

4 SIIVcf SsFFlEE a..1 BeiI TOT new UFIadHS.
WAsHrSGToN. Special. Caf.
frey, Representatives, Meyer and Daley
and citizens Of Louisiana. called upon
Secretary Long Friday. and requested
thet the cruiser New Orleans be sent
to New Orleans. as it is proposed to
present to the ship silver service and
q bell. The New Orleans is st the
Brooklyn navy yerd undergoing re-
pairs. These will lie completed IN five
weeks. and then the cruiser will prob-
ably be sent, 10 New Orleans as re-
ouested.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-13
0perafioaS ID the Phslippsses

MA<LA, Special -Gspersi McAr-
thurs operations censisk Temporarily.
rsctions for the purpose Of keeping in
touch With the rebels aad ascsrtsiainx
shsir movements. Fourth Cavalsv and
two guns were out al Friday mora
ms in the direction Of Bairasoip, lit
lie north Of Maloloa In the meantime
The drsage.s are busy clearing the
:hanne! Of the Rio GrAcde 10 PAN ap.a.