THE SIOUX COUNTY JjUHEL
I.. J. til M MO.-. I'roprlrt-.r.
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Bio CttolerJ.
QfAIiASTINK, S. I, Sept.
-Dr.
Jenkins will decline the services of ei
Surgion Ganeral Haaiiitou, as lie con
siders his present force adequate. Dr.
Jenkius now says after consultation
with Dr. Uryoo.that there are only two
aew cases, a man and a child, removed
'rou liotlniuu is'ar.d to the hospital at
Sainburue island, and one death,
probably on the liugia.
The name of the nurse who is tick on
Swinburne island is Adelaide Merries
sflxj Avenue A. New York City. It is
now stated that she is sulTe-ring from
prostration ond no. from cholera.
The steamship Coreao, from Glasgow,
now in quarantine, has ldO cabin and
1 15 steerage pmseajirj. The Persiau
Monarch, from Ljudo i, aleo m quaran
tine, has tifty-six c:ibin and twenty -three
steerage passenger. All are welj
ua both vessels. The Persian Monarch
may be a'lowed tj go today. The
Uorean's release is indefinite.
It whs der.iel at quarantine this
morning that Brooklyn has anything to
fear from the steamship Klbroof the)
W'ildon hue, which reached her whan'
yesterduy with a partial cargo of nigs
from Hull, England, vi;i Uoston
William Seguine, ore of Dr. Jenkins'
deputies, boarding her found, after
investigation, that the cargo was all
light, end hid passed the Huston
quarantine. 'There is absolutely lo
danger from her," said Mr. beuine
this morning.
W ill Iluve to Waif.
Omaha, Xeb, Sept. 7. V. A Piixtou
jr., has received dispatches from his
father, who is still on the Normaiinia,
saying that the steerage paesengers had
been removed and the cabin passengers
were Still trying hard to be transferred
t) another ship from the Normannia.
lie expected to be detained Beven or
eight days.
Late dipatcbes from Juhn Webster
state that he ncd his family are all well.
Letters have been received at this
city within the last day or two by
citizens having relatives in cities near
Hamburg wbish were written before
they knew that cholera existed in Ham
burg. There letters bad apparently
been disinfected after reaching this
country. There is a fear on the pari
of some Omaha German-American"
that mails from their country may not
it properly disinfected on leaving Ham
burg, and one man, Johu Damske , says
he did not intend to expose his relatives
in Germany to any such danger, and
that, therefore, he would not write them
until the cholera was over.
They ISeeame Keconciim.
Madison, Wip., Sept. 7. An interest
ing case has just been disposed of bi
mutual explanations after it has furn
ished een6atiocal inciueuts for two
states.
Some years age Mrs. Catherine Tuslcr
daughter of George KeeDan of the town
of Dunn, asked Dr. George Keenan, her
brother, to give up a lucrative medical
pratice at S tough ton and take charge o?
n ranch belonging to her in western Ne
braska, upon which were about 100
horses and other sLock, which were get
ting in poor condition for lack of atten.
tion. Keenan made a contract with her
that he was to take charge of the ranch
for five years and at tin end of that
time hove a half interest therein. lie
gave up his practice and devoted him
self eo assiduously to the business that
he doubled its value.
At the end of two years Dr. Keenan
w as given his dismissal for what cause
h9 could not learn, but he was led to
believe that his sister had been turned
against him by mischief makers.
Dr. Keenan took the matter into the
eourte, but was compelled to give up
the ranch. He cams home and begau
practice in this city. A detective was
sjr.t here by interested parties to watch
his movements. The "doctor thrashed
the detective and he departed. Two
other parties came here and attempted
to talk with the doctor in order tose.
cure service of some papers. The duct r
w :tched them, and when they took hold
of him he thrashed thun both. Then
the doctor began suit againit his sister
in the circuit cou.t for Dane county tc
recover damages for the breach of con
tract with him in relation to the ranch.
Tie won his suit aud wa? giveu judg
ment for over 820 00 against his sistsr-
When the latter finally came to her
senses she found all was not right, in
other words, that she was being imprsed
on oat'l misled. She then had a recon
ciliation with her brother and again
turned the ranch over to him, and there
the curtain falls.
To Protect flu, ,'Hy,
Detroit, Mich., Sept, 7. -The health
officers of the city have notified all rail
road! that no immigrants from infected
porta will be allowed to enter the city
or pass through it. The Grand Trunk
and Canadian Pacific roads have ac
cordingly stopped bringing immigrants
part.
As Fred Eberhanlt, of .St. Louis, was
crossing the threshold of his home, n
bolt of lightning struck a horseshoe
orer the door, passed tf wn the right
aide of his body, tore the nolo from the
boe on that loot, and he has since
bees speechless.
4'holr-ru ou Hoard fbe Hrgudia.
Iiaihi.m; Sept. 12 -At 1 o'clock
yesterday Dr. Jenkins had been
sleeping Sor over an hour and a half
w hen the telegtaph 0raUr called him
lo deliver a message In. in the long
awaited sc.mdia, which was exported
in momentarily. Reporters had been
standing around waiting for him
Imping against nope tJ pet news of
.lie safe arrival of the -cand:a, which
lad left the plague stneken port of
Hamburg on August -", loaded with
l.bMS souls. she had the enormous
number of I'M steerage, twenty-one
:sbin and seventy-seven members oi
!ier crew. Jiefore he. had been many
lays out the cholera had broken out,
und before she arrived the pest was
fairly raging on board of her, thirty-
uine cases occuring in half a week-
Of these thirty-two succumbed before
she arrived at the lower quarantine
Huchorage.
fine by one. by couples and by threes
the bodies of the uufortnuate victims
tvere dropped overboard.
r. liryon boardred all the vessels
it midnight. He found all well on
board the Normannia, the liugia,
Moravia and Wyoming, but when he
reached the i-'eai.dia he found this
terrible tale of disaster and trouble.
Thirty-two deaths had taken place,
uf which twenty-nine were in the
steerage, two in the crew and one In
the cabin. There were still seven
virulent cases on board and these Dr.
liryon removed to Swinburn island.
The Seandia is the first vessel to
arrive thoroughly infected with the
cholera The Moravia, liugia and
Normannia and brought it in their
steerages, and the case of the latter it j
had worked among the crew.
The scandia h as it from her bow to
her tern, from her main deck to her
kelson. Cabin passaagers, crew and
emigrants all have it in their midst, j
i:id she will probably be the hardest I
cholera importer to light of the lot. I
As though the scandia was not enough j
tor one night, another horror was j
added to the situation. Yesterday'
the Wyoming was the only one on tbej
suspect list. Xow, at 2 m the morning,
she ran be classed as a cholera ship.!
Mrs. Person, the mother of tiio twu'
little children, Elias and Adelaide, who j
died yesterday of a suspicions uisease. j
has herself succumbed to the dread!
disease, she with three more were re-j
moved from the Wyoming during the j
late loreuoon yesterday. 'J hoy were ;
! laced in the hospital and Mrs. Persoi
lied during the night.
The removal of the seven cases t
Swinburn island was successful!;
accomplished at 2:10 a. m.
II flu tleart Dl-ease.
"lU'.u;0, 111., Sept. 1'2. Shortly he
lore 1 o'clock yesterday morning four
carloads of immigrants arrived at the
union depot from Sweden by way oi
New York and Pittsburg. The train
came hero with a clean bill of health,
hut the authorities became frightened
when it was discovered that Albertina
l.aison, IS years of age, was in a semi
unconscious condition when she pulled
into (he depot, and there was some ta'l
of cholera. The physicians at owe
ordered her sent to the comity hospital
hut she died on the way. The woman
it is claimed showed unmistakable
symptoms of the dread disease.. Tin
parly to which she belonged left. (Jut.
tenburg, Sweden, August III, and sailed
from Liverpool, August 27, in the ! ord
Gough. Ihis morning the cas" w?
thoroughly investigated and it was d
covered that the woman died of hi a l
disease instead of cholera. This is tht
ollieial report of the health authorities
There was no indications of cholera.
Stubbed by a Negro.
f'liic.Vf.o, 111., Sept. 12. Jerry Trum
blfcy, a prize lighter, was probably
fatally stabbed by a negro prisoner
named Michael Prince, who was con
fined also in the county jail. Trumbley
has been in confinement for some time
for an assault with brass knuckles upon
Joseph Fish, a well known merchant
of this city. He maintained that the
attack on Fish was because the mer
chant pushed against him on the side
walk, but there has been a suspicion
that Prumbley was hired by a jealous
woman to disfigure Pish. Prince, the
negro professes to have been avenging
an insult to his race by Trumbley
when he stabbed the prize fighter. The
cutting was done in the neck with o
imall pocket knife.
lh (,awi.i.r:.! Taknig Acll
Wahiin ...w', :. C. S.-pt. 10. The
aavy dspartii on- i a i.t-sumed charge of
the quaraut;!:- p. and id New Vork har
bor. It ill .:.- a otlicer from the
Brooklyn i.aiy ur.i iu chaise of the
patrol e'-K': m il.u loner bay. Th$
old rereivu g l,ip Hauipshiie wiil
be turned oivr to the stale authorities
for use ns a hospitul or for the deten
tion of cabin paeseugera. 'I'll old moni
tor Xatit Jtket will be Used as a sort of
Sagship aud piu. e , 1 remie.uus for the
patrol boats.
Uenerul Grant, the a-ting secretary oi
war, has decided t-- tender KXI tenia to
die tresiury depai ti.ient for the use ot
persons from infected fc'.ips on Hoffman
rjd Bwiniitirne islands.
Cholera has not yet. eujeeeded in
gaining a footho'd in the United Htalep,
ind while there :s an vident feelicg o(
tofety acd satisfaction among ti e traas
ary oflici ds at the situfction, ttill t ioir
fiertious have not been rel ixed becaute
of the apparent t-e .-urity from the ps'.
Strict compliance with regulations it
exacted of all fli.i'a's an the quaran
line is still enforced with rigorous exae.
tion. To supplement and strength"!!
the regulations no.v in foic Surgeon
General Wyman tod.iy issued unothe,
cnular giving directions fur the disii -ectioi,
of tho ba.'gage and personal ef
fects of j.ast engert.
-Ia:i;es C. Kellogg of L jiiirfiunri, L'ni tei
S'ates consul nt Stettin, (iermuny, was
mspendc I fr: r i'y by Secretary
Foster i f the stati nepart ii.eat for negii
jence in performing his dutiei during
thecholeia i-pieid. 'J'he a;i of these
Jretary grew out of a complaint by th
health fllicern at New Vork on Augutl
), the.'. Ci'iisu! Kedogg was '.bsent fr n:
his post and that the inspection of ves
sels fro. n Stettiu was very lax.
On receipt of this complaint, Seere! at
Fo-ter sei.t telegraphic orders to Consu
TJ.ineri.l Fdwardi at Berlin to procoec
to Sletlin Hiid make a perr.oi.id i .v.-sti
vat ion and a report w.s called fron
Consul KdwarJ'. TheRn reports w.-it
ret-eived 'ind Secretary Foster oniere..
Mr. Kello.'Lj'ri nir-i.ei:s.on. The vki
c ii. mi at .StPltinv.ua ussigne.l to thi
duties i f consul.
i'uited stdes Consul lirad'y, n.
bouthatiiptiui, Wlejiraphb that the If am
burg hlei.m-jhip Ojlum'jia ha5 been n
,!'0 y provisioned at jutluuiipton.
Un.ted Stalen Coi sui Burke, at Hair
burg, t'legriiphi: ".Steady decreate ir
. Uoh-ra in the last fe.v days."
A c;,t.!.-gri.in has been re .-dived at th(
-p. i t Hi eo department from t lie Tu i V it 1
go' e iKreiil Hskiug that nil mails sen
. i at. i- jimtry from the United .Stale
i . r.c i s.il in tarred bae. Postmaste
ii f.el it WtmumtikBr halt ran Wcl ll.t
'. quest und iKSUeil fin older to have i
:..r if i out.
A.- I irnl l.v Mini.
Omaha, Sept. hi. Joseph bultai h nat
cuh-i.terita!, i-hot and perhaps fulfil,
i jured nt 10-.:(f) by Frank Neel.il.
The shooting occur'ed at H21 Soutl
V -ii rteeulh street.
Ibi'.iach rooms with Xechil, and tl p
found an old gun and were exaining ii
Xechil held the lirepiece while LSukiicI
e rncd over and with his hands ou liii
uiees was fiSBii-ling in the dissection o'
he ancient gun when it was discharged
ll.e contents entered Ilukuch's righ
leg and groin and shuttered his right
.nind.
The police was notified and Sergeant
Detective Haze arrested Nedii), charg
ing him with criminal negligence. Thii
is the first arrest under this churgo. Dr.
Summers, who was called to see tin
wounded man, snys he may be fatullj
njured, as the load was probably rusty
,md if so, will produce blood poiEonii.g
No that young
in d,.r I: -
Mr. Fcwno " !,l,'J"1
Cleveland " l r"'
Hdl. Mr. IVk ap; o .g
that he unenrli.-ii.
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we:.-l:'y as H e cuuw of the civd
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ti.fo .uld have Uo a on-
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!,, ho it could bm leeii ,
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W'l.en the war eieieii ii t
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Vi- will, I' de-xoiia-ial,:.ni.or.
will" i--'
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lime
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with the auiuu.-.t paid m
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-.ii ii,iis ot thus
ru''ratei'li e i:.t re,t;
u,ei;7 ind..ri covered
tl.eui show an uioreu
um'es or i.ro.l.i.:.
laere vv.-re n., ir. a I' an
, f individual in : "
tl:e same year.
"iVI.i'e the M.iirVnei.
LUiuoer the loin ' n-ih-i
, mount to 1.121. ''
t: e i!T iiidiis! n!
llietll l hoA" lill I
earuing I'l thv'
. , r ;,,er- i,;e o' 0 .! 1 -- ei.ni'.in
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,,era-e U-cre.x- of ea'iy .-..ri.icgs ..
;,reii,i.,.--.i iiiti-,. ol tin l" h!.o.ik
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,:,r,.d v.it'i Is'-''1.
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V.'i.Uh it ui-d eee. d it is not alreudy a i"
vo iit.ng the W (i ll'euries, and
rB Id reefy and ind.e't.y aivanoir-g w.
i .-uue ideas which jirecipiiaieu me
mirs-l ;i' ti i "r,.i I Mr.f . V.'ha'. do they meiin
gef ' i i... , ,lr,.;.iiisf a return
us ,-.,l;pare.lj ;. wm T,,ig proportion
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i ' l -'.r. 1: ,IH . . cnu.es Iioio ior-
tt.i.tof a i ,ilH purtv, nn.t juopoe- ...
ii.n efii-.'-eri ; , , i,i,ki,g m for the
em. There muht in) somo
no living detnocrat can as-
nther motive than the one
...te l.ed tt'xive, 1.0' no inej ",t'-'"
reidliniiiiigtl.e .r.uc:ple OI Miep,,..;
n.phii'.Ibyslonglir.eof ficceMurs
..f J,-ir,-r:oii down I" t-leve ai.o. ii
the mi at th demoeratu; presideuls
h",opei,h a lv..i.-,t.,i et..le eoiereigr.ty
while in tne lWd-nl.al rhf.tir U I h
d ithey mean by U. ei,.r,',i,.ii in then
t-t pliitforn : "An upi''" lh'
reee.ve right of ti.f. peopl.i to resis!
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Do they menn
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per .-i.'. of
t-itner of t o
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employ niei.t
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il. will e thii total '
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tule the i
n-V-ioi.al r;
n.; i -e, mid
oy
eve
i he doii.H i f the l,jt
tiiusewiuhtrurk by !;,,
A c .!. p..,e f.,r ,.rv ls t ,
Syia :ue.
Chus. ViVIIf, f.:,,,- ,,r .
out hunting Augu, t j .
A buck scho.il irji,a ;( (
J I ueloi-k.
Ar. eel weigh, r.g f,lr
three ounces w;lE e.night
A fhd I of socai l,M,
'" id :e:d twrip.y-t
ii ie.
A voun.' ehi'.l ..i ..
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ii i.uie.-) near pi;in,Er uS
p oy di.g...-.
I Carriki r, i.g,.,; cv ;
wm-K-u M- .fii mi e
Harvard.
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l-li
i to hi- i
d. find
Put in w Tork.
CirrcAo, Sept. 12. The immense
plant of the United Stales Polling
Stock company at llegewitch was
turned over to the United States C r
company, a Xew Jersey corporation.
Work at the plant, which has been mm
pended since the failure of the com
pany a year ago, will be resumed in a
short time,
Slornirr Fired On,
TIomkstk.Ui, Sept. 12. The steamer
Tide was fired on from the shore wh lo
making the usual Saturday trip t) the
works with provisions for the non
union men. Fortunately no one was
injured.
V. AV. Pirsh, a lion union man, came
outlast nj it and said that from 2-K1 lo
300 others also quit after receiving
their pay. This is denied, however, by
the company officials
Two morn strikers wore, arrested hist
nlffht
AV .liking lo CtiirHR,,,
Omaha, Neb.. Sept. 10. Father Tinu
walked into Omaha yesterday carrying
a Hour bag and a very thick cane
If Major Joseph Magone of .John Day
City, Ore., was given a cythe and
dressed in a Turkish bath costume,
.he traditional figure ascribed t,
Chronos would find and exact repro
duction. Major Magone is betwe-jn TC
-nd 80 years of age and is of spare but
active physique, and his strong face it
supplemented by a very long while
heard and a head of curly hair of the
rt.-inie tint. Uesetoui from John Day
C.fy for a stroll to Chicngo.Ilh, inten
ding to be present at tne dedicatory ex
erciees of the World's fair, lie walked
ICo miles to Ontiirio on the Short Line
railroad, thence GOO miles to Granger on
the main line und thence to Omahn, a
iolal distance of about 1,000 milts, lie
was attired in well worn-shoes, blue
overalls, a hickory shirt, a black coat
und a straw hat. He led a pioneer
party in 1817 from Independence, Mo.,
t Oregon and foupht Indians a',1 the
wny out. He walked back this year
with the cane as his only weapon and
he didn't even see a rabbit, The
major is a wonderful old iiirii und he
rur.s his tongue ot a Nancy Hanks gait.
He is an enthusiastic republican ami
expects to return to Oregon in time to
vote for the Harrison electors.
A IVreniiloiy Ordnr.
Wahhinc-toi. TV P sn,.i 1A u.i.
k quest of Secretary of Treasury Foster j
Tm em, nueiii. cunsenteu to the
use of part of the Kovernmoat reserva
tion at Sandy Hood for quarantine pur
poses. This action of the department
Ktiddeuly revising its ruling wnbrought
aboat by a peremptory telegram frr.m
President Harrison to Acting Secretary
.j rant directing him to turn over to the
S'ew York health olTluers ouch portion ot
the SD'Jy Hook reservation oaSecretury
i f Tr nirv Foster might indici-te.
I , ... , Sl.ra.l-r. ti e i .u.-i. -i: l.'t t
ii,i-t f r !i.-iii-i.a..t g.v,n.or, aIio-M'.
i,M ,.1,,'e wne a U. A K. l."l-' il. hut g..
j.,!,,,.,,..,! ..f it uimI took it 'l '"-r
lire :i few ffi,.n iiho have rem-
i.J i.ined of ti Cil arn.v recur.
Si.r.ider s. en,. s to be one of them. 11,-j
-,u.. probably ju! aoo'il i-"Cl. a fcoidiei
il5;,u iimiM expect ii man lobe who
.ii.ji.i ' ihiiiii. the i-Di.s;uutii ,' liefore
ti,e t'oioinn i'!i to support it- hud died j
on Ins lips. He is a very eh, 'he sp-ciii.-n
of pmriotiFni und Amer-un ( itiyMl.ij ;
id- tei.s buiiii i.-ry Btn.ng.- i-t-.r e-, h
oi Jy the uio" igi-orw t fc'.d creiliilous 1
,-i,r. be exp -e'ed lo he;l.-v.-. I l ic i f ,
t!:(ii, is thcl li e I! .V M- ' lT-'iid to
f 1 1 in i. ti hiu mom; to ,-! ,:l h:ni t'i the i
legislature, lied i'-e hnnSV'.o' iT.-,,i,-e
I, I h'n "..I nice. J: t'.is were true it
wMii l a-- o t:;:,t the Ii. i M. -va , ter-
r:i, y i-.i ruin oi ii,e ii'pir.i-:,n wi.o i.s
ruiv.ii.g aga'.n't Shra l,.r, and ti.e b
dependent must have eh c!ed 'he r.'r.
that the ruilr )i,-ls w.-nled. Tney w,n I i
not put up nii.i.ey t', e:c ti,iiii iinKio
tuey wai. tul 1 1 nee him elec'ed, wo-.ihi
'ho.,? But t : " y :.,u--;,n l dollars is a
hole lot of mop.-y to pay f r one man
in a livishituee c.u posed of l'!i! men.
The 15, & M. iiunt have be n exceeding
v fond ot Mr.Shrader. for there were
independent ue in1 ra cf di'Mii it was i
tahl by i.,l)li. ists 'hat t'ney cou'd be I
hind to "crr.ck s fide" for lilty dollars,
and ono or t vo indepeudeuts was uil
,tiiat was nedeiL '1 hey could have had
,all the voles they wanted, ai,l just a
.goods vot-ts iis Siirader's, fcr r. hundred
doilnrp, had they been in tij market to
buy votes. This la!k about liribing leg
islators by the railroads r,nd other cor-
,). Teelol,
v orisun i-'tinii Liiiiliee .
II, e seieii. g s'ates, as eei.-ov
... " ....It- l 1. I AM. I H
i erniiiL' CHii,niuc--i' '
! . i i l.v rrs.fited tl.l
,-pubbe-in pre'U-
,,.l ,1) they c!a n,
that
cmi. nine-
i-,erve ri-hl" when
g.iveriiiiiei.t l.ie.-auhe a i
, i i : 1 1 was eh".
'l-l,t
III tl..
II.
tea .
1 the are slid meh self-govermny
oiniiiunitii-s us have the "rererve right
reeisl anything that they may cho
to c.i.1 ..ppressioi,:" And do they no'.
car,y intimate ti.at th-y will
right again if the Ilg el.i;,oii bid
oec .i -sal f Heud I hut part of tl.-:.
pialfoiiii c,..-ruily hi d see if it is not i.
. rre and neat iiSM-r'.U'U of the pr.nc p!(
..f htale fcinereiguty. d ('"' of
le.-isliiiS' e of ihe i-outi en, etatei to tin
federal go'.erLui-nt, and a threat to ih
Ihe nuiie 'hit.g iiguin if "ti e oiicii'c.' y
f olh .v-hoidero" is perpet mited by ti.i
unfiellnent ..f ti.e ill' f..f ''the f. lieril:
i control of 1 1."", oas." If it doe.
i not mean tl-a. it means absolte'.y
' nothing, and I- ".,( the rev. rbration of
a niudiLj htiis... What do they -nean
j by the repo iied lhrent in tl.e.r plnt
j f ii in that if certain thing'i ire done" r
l publican government in Ihe United
; States" ',M,i I e at mi end? Ar they
so elated by the election of a democrati,
I,, Hike or represel.'.'Uilf?, Hfid by the
i isior.s and di fe,;' ions in republican
. stv.es. that they pnsutiie to threaten
I in. d bulldoze the north as thpv did f,,i
j eiiii lief ue the v.hi? And do they
ihiiiK the time is already ripe for rc"--
sertiui; the pernicious doctrine which
they then advocated, and which v.'eif
always backed by threats of secession
and disunion? lieud their platform
and see nhat else you enu mske out ol
it.
Thi.i:i: cau be no doubt that the Dur
ham, N. C, (ilobe relUctH the eeutiiuetit
A 'mlit Oc!o't l,s,,lrlj
fro n Aibin i,i v.einitv ,
(-ihfii"u p.
Oicar Johns.,!-, hvii.j.
f.mnd his two-year- ,id
n'tr tank.
M SS N
II i a from nh e
traciion of t et
i he Si Hi.dii.iu inn 1 1 j ; T
I'll hea-'ell .fftnis at M ,
CI II Z d fur Ijlisii.es;.
Arthur I n v . Iiv oi i,-,
ie, t to the r f r.n s h .,;
'.hetts.
J. W. Wiight of i ,e,
lagger which be.irs n,rv ,
extren e age.
Sate v.iperint
I raieled 1!"i,Oi"i in,;
d!i r.sl duiies.
Asher Heal of i,.r. L
i-rd. r for ten car ,,i.i,ie f
fiorn Oid Me -, ii.
I. N. Pil-hps , J..P,
lea! her by n m- a ... , ;,j -,
of his oa ri in '.en' ,, ,.
David linyce and V.'.ii
were arn-ste I at I , t'.n i.,,
ing nrlich'S from ti e
ll-iiry Ashhuug , .,f II:!,:
e lilhi a corn t 1 il-er. (.--:
,.:h SIX fel. fi l , 'i.i- cr,,:,c,
.Mr. C .vey, -, :ir c.'ur: J,
in ichinery w it h . i . pn U' k
H i, pe I f i olil h . i.r.i ,1 til.,! j.
i! h.H ey en.
Tiif r omii i
0'-t..b..r - n
I.ii lhdiiy'' id I
-,! ,,t.. V. hen th
I Miii't'ir
-lie '.-
porntiona i-i i.onsen,e ot the rankest ! . f the southern democracy wl.eu it say.
Kind. Ii Shrader ii an honpft inai on I
wjtiie other n un i irered to bribe him it
is his duty to proteiuln him wi'hout
delay. Ti.ere is no o'.her course o;en to
a good cit;zsn, and if he be neglicts to
do so, he beeomes a jiiirty to the crim.
The man who offered hi'n money is a
criminl undsr the laws of the stute, and
, rood government, and common decency
demand thai Shrader prosecute him
lie bus not done bo and will not, whv?
'Because no such ofT,r was ever ninile
and Sharder is the cheapest kind of
common blow-hard and falsifier when
he makes the statement.
An icdependent exchange says: rt
is becoming more sir! more, apparent
erery year that the republican party is
losing Hie soldier vole." Don't worry
abiut the soldier vote. They know
very well that the republican patty i,
the only party that prizes loyalty and
appreciates patriotism. They ,n,)W
thut to vote ony other ticket is to vo-e
in favor of (irover Cleveland, U
''slapped 'em in I lis face." Hut ,t jH
merely a personal question with the men
who wore the blue, and riskad all even
life, for their country. They re j0.
tensely loyal and nothing can lend them
to vols for men who si ruck at ,e ,fB
of the nation, or men who now traduce
our government slander our country
and stale, and curse the const;, tio
There is ., qUeaion Hb0ut where the
soldier Vote will go.
Thb democrats of the l,fUl
tonal district are seriously Mfcki6J,(ll.h"
other, -where are we Mcli,,,,
ul (iiiea m 1 T ..
. .... jib
they ore dead, and no
a minute thut tl,. ,i
would , to h.... p"rl-
snvB
"ue supposed for
in
en it died.
Ir wouldn't take three
like me New Vork Comm
more IVk
I 0U 1 r. . . .
hriun r.f r i.... i.. -- -" oi the
... auur oUl,g, .
bushel of trouble for Orover cie T
who appointed him, and for thi , ' '
oratio party to which 1. 'W
' Grover Cleveland rhtppedthe beggarly
pe is'.ot ers in the face, mid he ought t,
hiivo the chance to do it aiiaiu." The
FOii'h iis determined that Cleveland
should ue nuniiimtod, and as usual that
wing of the party won the day, and dic
tated the candidates. It is futile fot
the northern democrats to attempt to eg
cape the fact thut their party is, always
ha? been and always ill be controlled
by that element. The old veteran, who
risked his life, gave up several of his
bsst years and was crippled in the aer
vice of our country, would be only ''a
beggur"to be "slapped in the face"
by the democratic purly, if it was in
power.
Tiik Durhuui, North Carolina (ilobj
is bo pleased with its statement thut
"Cleveland slapped the beggars (pen.
siontrsj in the face" that it keepB
turning it over and exhibiting it iu
re way. In ;l rec-nt issue it said:
"There never wat n union soldier who
was entitled to res.ie.-t if he stole things
.villi which he hao no business. Tbj
government which sent him here guv
nun orders not to steal but eight out
of tea stole i, thai was in sight. And
the crowd up north and out west who
express surprise at Ihe Glob' hnnety
in telling truth al,out it, can't deny trio
proposi'ion.
The New York World, if it wants to
see a solid south when that vote is tak
en, had belter abut its lying yawp, and
let the truth remain:
And it is Cleveland ha no use for
the beggar and he slapped 'em iu tho
face." ""
I i is amusing to hear democrats te'l
what the:r pnrty wants and wht iu
proposes lo do. It has a rocord of nev
er doing a good or loyut thing and nev
er miBsing a chance to do ft bod or dis
lovsl thing, which overshadows all the
alk and palaver of the platform makers
and stump speakers.
Torn Majors is not ashamed of his (J,
A. IC button nor of his soldier record.
. Ml.!, 'Ml
.lessie NeiS.ui. nr. ,,f
ing n fume t.H' in it N'w
the p'.int of it ..'.with' u ui
uiakifg a bad i.t'l
Weddings hale Iwii si I:
ll.irchester 'ha' U,)
poriiiij; more i,.t- !.'.
.c-isoii.
Coorail Jiicoiiy
' .nd nt S.h-r ;--K!b1
.'i s liorse, kilie I il si-J l
li's buggy.
Charles Gilmore d II"
under an engine iepu,:i':';i
ons turned on the Uv
ly scalded linn.
A legend is current St Nsj
thut there is 8 -VM
bf a soldier when Fn kM
cited there, in d several M
been made lo dig it ujt
Krt.e-il Heary.a fiti1',
llol'lr.il;e diaapp 'u':
i nd no trncool bun U-!t!
lie httd Oil hi "r'i'
play is suspected.
During a perfonniinci i
redge oi,ero Iiouhs anei&'-
and started a fire. T
quiei and throw ABlert'
was none the w iser.
John II. FilyerakU'
enlisted in ConipicJ
Illinois infantry, nt the
veais nnd nine n'r'1-1
through forty-3'x batt'u
chutge.
. During August if a Cj
hou ut South Uin"11"
h igi, the rao-t killed st
in the woild in theeaf13 !
the packing houses of
during the same time Vi
killed.
Dr. G. W. Kern ami J- v
,both promi'ient titizwtt
qusrrelled over M'K v
count bv the for".. iati '
'Hopwoo "It.iiHO.1
"lialing r.eariy i"
daltiium. e,iiV
The live-?'"' , y
Trumbell n""r ""'"'"l',
down by a l.'.r-
i . l.u unllliSl '
trougn, miu ,
...... t one eur
;lonsieno ,i
a . a It ML us i.
I'jru on.
grow on uifain.
lutili., Itix, a
.. . .. :.,ion
Uvea ner iwn"1""' ,-i'
sterted to cross a p tt
1 .!.. I. .11 . -
Kepi niru
Con keeps right on growing in spite
uf the nroteete ot the calamity howlers.
breakfast Mono-.
the mans-' .,, A
It" mjw- --- ! Ri'
w,re found lrcr0 id"
had literally been w
QMni UcW
county dl.U fr
'effecU oi u '- ,
Uft wbere
lire tound-