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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
A GUNBOAT TO CHINA.

Washington, July 31.-The gunboat
princeton has sailed from Annoy for
shanghai. This move may have been
made owing to the disturbed condition of
affairs near Shanghai. The Princeton
was not ordered to Shanghai by the De-
partment and probably goes in obedience
to the orders of Admiral Remey who is
in command of the Asiatic station
RUSSIANS BURN CHINESE VILLAGE.
ST. Petersburg, July 31.-Official reports
have been received here that the Chinese
again bombarded Blagovestchensk capt.
tai OF the Amur Government, on July 26th
and July 18th. The Russian guns replied
and reinforcements were then approach
ing.
On July 18th a steamer arrived at Lu
Cha Su towing three boats from Harbon,
with 1,500 refugees including 120 sick and
wounded
A Russian force crossed the frontier at
Abagaitu on July 26th. Work on the
railway has been resumed there.
The Russians have burned some Chinese
villages and expelled Chinese garrison
of two thousand from the fortress at
Bajantun, capturing five Krupp guns which
had not yet been mounted the carriages
OF four naval guns, and quantity of am
munitiOn.
The Russian consul at Kuddja sends the
following under date of July 9th:
'"The Governor of Kuddja received or
ders from the Empress to exterminate the
Russians, and the Chinese were prepar-
ing to expect the command; but since the
arrival of Russian troops for the protec-
tion of the consulate, matters have been
quiet"
The Russian Consul at Kashgar reports
an alarming state of affairs there, owing
to the excitment among the Chinese
troops.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
GENERAL RANSOM AT CHARLOTTE.
He Arouses the Mecklenburg People. Captain
Kitchin Also Speaks
Especial to News and Observer


Charlotte, N. c.. July 31.-The greatest
Democratic rally ever known here was
celebrated today by the Democrats, from
every part Of Mecklenburg county. Before
8 o'clock red shirts began pouring into
the city from every township and by II
o'clock were to be seen all over the city.
The parade started at II o'clock in the
following order: Chief Of police. mar
shars Steel Creek band and carriages
containing Ransom French, Dixon, Con-
gresham Otey, of Virginia, and other
prominent men. Then came a vast line
of mounted red shirts bearing banners and
shouting making an imposing spectacle
and displaying the great strength of the
cause of White Supremacy in Mecklenburg
county After parading the principal
streets the concourse wendell it's way to
Latta park, where General Ransom made
the speech of the day The speaker paid
a matchless tribute to the heroes of the
Mecklenburg Declaration, and then pro-
ceeded with one of the most mastery
discussions of white supremacy and the
Constitutional Amendment that has been
heard here in a long time
He said: eve have a great battle to-
day, one that is more important than
any battle ever fought on the red hills
of Virginia. The people are gathering
to settle the great problem, whether the
ignorant black people shall govern North
Carolina or whether descendants of our
revolutionary forefathers, men who fol-
lowed Lee, owners of the State, shall rule
North Carolina, or whether it shall be
mixed mongrel or hybrid group" After
General Ransoms great effort, Buck
Kitchin arose and made a speech only
such as he alone can make. He held in
terest throughout After the speaking
big barbecue was served by the ladies to
5000 people.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
TONNES WITHDRAWAL A QUESTION.
He Will Probably Announce His Decision Up
on Arriving at Home.
(By the Associated Press.l

Linsoln, Neb., July 31.-The with
drawal of Charles \. Towne from the
Populist ticket as a NicePresidential
candidate is still an undetermined
question. Mr.. Towne spent nearly all
of today in Lincoln and most of the
time was with w. j. Bryan. just
before leaving for Chicago tonight he
declared that he was not prepared to
say whether he will remain on the
ticket or withdraw.
Neither Mr.. Bryan nor Mr.. Towne
would discuss the subject of their
conference. That it had to do with
the proposed withdrawal, however,
there is little question. Populist lead
ers here who talked with Towne say
he is still Of the opinion that he
should retire. He has offered his SER
vices to the Democratic National Com
mittee as q speaker and to continue
as % candidate for Nice-President
would they insist, put him in a posi-
ton not far from ridiculous. Mr..
Towne is en- route to his home at Du-
luth in roundabout way, and after
he reaches there it is believed he will
announce his decision. He came to
Lincoln direct from Nevada, where
he has been making speeches and re-
CARDS the outlook from his stand
point good in the Western States.
\ meeting Of the Democratic STATE
Central and Populist Executive Com
mittee was held here today. Mr.
Bryan made a short address TO the
Democrats, counselling and predicting
harmony among the fusion forces o!
Nebraska
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
BUCKET SHOPS RAIDED.
You Cannot Gamble on a Small Scale in
Chicago.
fRv the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press.)
Chicago, uly 31.-Nearly 400 per-
sons, many of whom had never seen
the inside of d police station before,
were captured today in a wholesale
raid on alleged bucket shops located
in the downtown district and carried
off to the police station. A dozen
firms. some them connected with the
Board of Trade were visited by the
police. The raid was SO perfectly
planned that hardly person succeed
ed in escaping. Conducted at the
busiest hour of the day on change it
created considerable excitement.
Bankers on the Board of Trade prac-
tically abandoned business for the
time to watch with interest the police
as they gathered in their prisoners
in the adjacent buildings. One pris-
oner. whose name was not learned,
attempted to end his life rather than
face the humiliation of arrest. He
tried to strangel himself with a towel,
but was discovered and bundled into
the patrol. A pane ensued in the
rooms of f. a. Wirsching and Com
pany when the police appeared, and
several were trampled in the mad
rush to escape.
Chief of Police Ripley said that to-
days action by the police was but
the beginning of a series of raids
which, it is said, will continue until
every alleged bucket shop in Chicago
shall be driven out Of existence.
In nearly every instance the tele-
phone and ticker wires were cut and
the service rendered useless. The
books and paraphernalia were also ta-
ken possession of by the police.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
ANOTHER OF ROBERT CHARLES VICTIMS
Charges of Cowardice Brought Against severa
of New Orleans Police.
CBy the Associated Press.)

New Orleans, La, July 31.-H. IL Bate,
aged 65, an insurance solicitor, who was
shot by the negro desperate Charles on
Friday, died today, making total OF
seven white men killed by the negro.
A special committee OF the police board,
appointed to investigate the conduct OF
the police officers who were detailed to
assist Captain Day in the arrest of
Charles, Monday night last and who il
they had arrested him probably would
have prevented the rioting which fol-
lowed, has recommended that charges
of cowardice be brought against Sergeant
Aucoin, Corporal Trenchard and officers
Gabrielle, Pincon and Pernier, of de-
sorting his post against detective Wood
worth in the affair of Friday, when Ser
geant Porteous porteous and officer Lally
were killed by Charles.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
DIXON GETS THE WORST OF 1T.
Tommy Sullivan Pounds Him at Pleasure and
Breaks His Arm.
[By the Associated Press.)

New York, July 31.-The one time in
vincible George Dixon succumbed to Tom
my Sullivan, of Brooklyn, at Coney Is
land tonight in their battle at 122
pounds. The end came as the men shaped
for the seventh round, when tom"
O'Rourke, Dixons chief second, admit
ted defeat for his man and claiming that
his left arm was disabled, refused to
permit him to continue, which left no
other alternative for the referee than to
declare Sullivan the victor. Dixon was
getting all the worst of the body punch
ing each was administering and just be-
fore the close of the sixth round, was
looking appealingly toward his corner.
Upon examination DiXons left arm was
found to be broken IN two places.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
HENDERsoNvILLE DE MoCRACY.
Many Votes Won For the Amendment and En-
thusiasm Runs High.
(snecial to News and Observer. }

Hendersonville, n. c., July 31.-'This
city has been alive with enthusiastic
Democrats and fair ladies today upon
the occasion of the grand closing
rally for White Supremacy. Hons.
w. II. Crawford and Locke Craig were
the orators of the day and received
a great ovation. More than four hun
dred people appeared ON horseback
and quite number in carriages with
thousands on foot joined in the great
est political demonstration ever wit
messed in Western North Carolina. The
speeches were maSterful efforts and
won many votes for the Democratic
ticket and the amendment, and en-
thusiasm ran high. Close attention
was given throughout and 81 more or
DERBY crowd is seldom seen anywhere.
Brass and string bands enlivened
the occasion with their notes of Dixie
and other appropriate selections. a
grand picnic was served in the grove
and q handsome cake crowned with a
growing cock became the property of
the orators of the day on behalf of
the ladies of Henderson county. Miss
Sue Cannon was the donor and Mr..
G.. +. Toms made the presentation
speech. Mr.. Crawford responded on
behalf of the recipients. 1t was a
great day for the white folks and
Democrats are jubilant.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
CoRBETT AND THE kid" TO FIGHT
Twenty-Five Rounds Before Twenty Century
Club on August 30th.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York July 31.-James j. Corbett
and "Kid" Mccoy were matched this
afternoon to fight before the Twentieth
Century Club on the night Of August
Goth The men will go 25 rounds under
Marquis of Queensbury rules. Both men
signed articles of agreement. The win
ner will take 70 per cent and the loser
80 per cent Charley White will be
referee. The men will wear bandages.
Mccoy will go to Saratoga Lake, to put
days at Bath Beach. He has secured
"Charie" Golf as his sparring partner,
and will also engage some wrestler to
help him get in condition.
Mccoy will go to Saratoga Lake. to put
on his finishing touches He has not de-
cided who will be trainer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
Riot in Belize
CDv the Associated Press)

New Orleans. July 31.-News reached
here today of a riot at Belize, British
Honduras. The tax on the necessaries of
life woe increased and the laboring classes
revoIted A man named Huer led the
n,oh which stormed the palace of Cover
nor General Wilson, demanding an au-
dience. The colonial guards dispersed the
mob at the point of the bayonet. cover
nor Wilson is now on Visit 10 PFesldent
Diaz. of Mexico, going there on the Mexl-
can gunboat Saragasa ana VIII WISH Lon
don before returning to honduras. Inc
latter attaches political significance to the
Mexican visit.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
A Young Cantacuzene.

(By the Associated Press.)
Petersburg, July 31.-Princess Can
enc (grand daughter of the late ex-
lent Grant, and daughter of Briga-
General Frederick Dent Grant,
d States army, gave birth to a son
ling eleven pounds, July 9th.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01

Paris, July 31-According to dispatches
received at the Foreign Office today, the
Austrian, Spanish, italian and Holland
legations at Pekin have been destroyed
ana the French legation has been partially
wrecked. The attacks on the legations
ceased some days ago. The emperor and
empress are living in Pelkin.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
Leaders Prepare For the No
(By the Associated Pres

(By the Associated Pres
Chicago, Ills, July 31.-Com
Thomas Gahan, of Illinois, and
ocratic leaders held a confer
with Chairman ]. G.. Johnston
tary Charles A. Wash, of the
Executive Committee to arrar
coming of Bryan and Adlai st
Tuesday next. Mr.. Bryan
Chicako at $50 that morning
for Indianapolis, accompanie
Cook county Democracy at 1:3
same day on a special trs
their short stay in Chicago
cratic nominees will be ent
party leaders.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
kssAss MATED FROM AMBUSH.
Michall Byrd, Mort Carolina Farmer Killed
by Political Enemy
(By the Associated Press

Knoxville. Tenn, July 31.-A special to
the Sentinel from Johnson City, Tenn,
says Michael Byrd, a prominent farmer
living near Magnetic City, NJ c., was
assassinated from ambush. He died a
few hours after having been fired upon.
No clue has yet been secured as to his
murderers. He was a politician who had
many political enemies. 1t is said
he was assassinated within 20 feet OF
the place where he killed a man four
years ago.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
HE WONT DO IT.
Gun-Plays Are Too Frequent and Accurate to
Suit His Notion.
(By the Associated Press.)

Louisville, Ky, July 31.-A special to
the Times from Corbin, Ky, says:
A number of Clay county citizene have
written Governor Roosevelt as
he visit Manchester, the count
Clay, and the scene of last
feud, if he comes to the Kentuo
tains to make political speech
the campaign
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01

You will never find any OF
prompt and so pleasant as d
tie Early Risers.. Bobbitt-N
Co., w. II. King, VIM. Simps
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
BAD NEWS VIA PARIS.

the parapets are lined upon the approach
of steamers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
CHINESE ATTACK RUSSIANS.

Shanghai, July 30.-The Japanese have
news that ten thousand Chinese are at
lacking New Chwang, with four thousand
Russians opposing them. The news was
received yesterday.
The Japanese Minister has forwarded a
letter to Tien Tsin stating that the cas-
ualties at the Japanese legation in Pekin
were Captain Ando, Attache Kojma and
five marines killed and Secretary Nara
bara wounded.
VICEROY OF CANTON ACTIVE.
Hong Kong, July 30.-The Acting Vice
roy of Canon it is reported, is becoming
more active and adopting more vigorous
policy. 1t is announced that he has or
dered the execution of forty pirates. He
will visit the foreign warships and consuls
tomorrow. He says Ii Hung Chang is
now returning to Canton, where quiet
prevails.
The British naval and military officials
have taken careful observations of the
Canton and the Bogue defences. The
Bogue forts are crowded with troops and
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-01
CAN'T HOLD OUT LONG.

Rome, July 31.-The commander of the
Italian cruiser Elba at Tien Tsn received
the following telegram today from the
Japanese Military attache at Pekin,
dated July 22nd:
"The Legations are eagerly awaiting
relief. Canot hold out long. Sixty Euro
peans killed"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
MRS. NATHALl WAS VERY
POPULAR IN THE FIT TIES

RE hmond. va, December 1--tSpecih'
Mrs. Marie AntOnette Nathali, whose
death in Paris from a carriage accident
is announced in this mornings papers,
was the mother in law of the late tnieI
of Police Poe. OF this city. and has i've
grandchildren, as well as other relatives
here. one of her grandsOus. Mr.. John
Poe. who had kept up correspondence
with MIS-. Nathau after her return to
France. teleeraphed to the secretary OF
state this morning that he could furnish
the addresses of the two sons of the de-
ceased. whom the consulate at Paris IS
trying to locate
Marie Antionette Nathali was a re-
markable woman. of wonderful beauty
and talent the daughter of French
no5Iemau who fed from San Domingo
al the time of an uprising of the natives
some years before the civil war. Her
parents settled in Norfolk and II is
Thought Marie was born there. He- death
recalls notaolc Incidents IN the annals
of three Virginia cities and turns back
the leaves in which are inscribed the
names Of men distinguished in their time
Th,. beauty, who was greatly admired
i'm tie early fiftics, married James l..
Dowel. OF Petersburg, prominent Mason
and division superintendent of what be
came the Weste.n Union telegraph Sys-
tenn Mrs DoWeu became Il leader IN
society and entertained at notable balls
1T that time Dowell secured "A divorce
and Mrs Dowell married Edward a
Pollard the brilliant assistant editor Of
The Examiner. Their life was not happy
and when in Baltimore on one occasion
Mrs. Pollard, while in drug store, drew
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-10
Mccullough Bros. & Co.'s Fruit and
Produce Letter.

Atlanta December S.-Our market conditions
continue strong. and with the continuance OF
the pretty weather prevailing the most salts
factory volume Of business from every detail
will exist throughout the holidays that we have
had FOR number Of years. While high prices
prevail on nearly everything embraced under
tho head Of fruit and produce. still they are
not extravaganza, and are of such a character
viii prevent general consumption.
Apples are very firm an All points ~ ship
ment, with Indications of continued advances
of the best keeping varieties.
New crop lemons are now IN evidence with
much higher prices prevailing than ON the old
crop.
Florida oranges prevail In entirely satisflc-
tory quantities to meet all trade require
ments. the quality being fine in most cases,
and prompt disposition being made # All re
ceipts.
California oranges viii hardly prevail IN
this market until after the holidays. only
scattering lots or Mexican fruit arriving with
a normal demand existing.
Cocoauuts, IN fact. nuts Of every kind, are
I'm light supply with a hiEh range of prices pre-
Kailing.
Dried fruit u every kind So having hut
little attention from the trade al this time.
celery receipts have been Hrht Tor a few
DAYS. with ali-rcund better market conditions
existing.
New York state Catavvba grapes continue 20
SCH well az high prices, hui with few ga the
market sare conditions apply on Malaga
Trash potato receipts continue light with in
dic.ttluus 0f better prices. also. better feel
Ing exists on sweet potatoes. especially those
~ the pumpkin and oid-fashiunel Georgia
bunch yam varieties.
Demand Tor orIaus continues strong. with
prices 50 high as warrants a light consumption
There is but little demand for rutabaga tur-
nlps in cur market as vet.
Demand for cabbage has also been light for
ten days. with a wei accumulated supply In
tho market at this time.
Both Lima and Navy beans are scarce with
nlrh prices existing.
Both live and dressed poultry have proven 20
- ~ Httic importance .n the market with
n