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VOL. IV. NO. 340.
uURHAM, X. Cm THUESDAY EVEXIXG, JANUARY 25, 1894.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
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XO INCREASE IN TAX
MITCHELL KNOCKED OUT. LIEUT.-COLO.XEL PERRY- CARRY YOUR
A tfood Dwelling House, containing eight rooms, with
bath, within three minutes of court house.
One well-lighted Store Room in Parrish Building.
Three Rooms in Parrish Building for Bed Rooms,
with bath.
One Cottage Dwelling with four rooms on East Main
street.
One Suite of Rooms in Parrish Building elegantly
adapted for offices.
The Second Floor over J. W. Jones & CVs store wTill
be for rent February 1, and will be divided into rooms to
suit renter.
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BIBLES, RELIGIOUS BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS,
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AROUND THE TOWN.
WHAT A GLOBE-TROTTER SEES AND
HEARS.
Itemized Interviews and Sketchy Scraps
of Town Topics Ifrletly Jotted
Down.
Personal.
Mr. Henry O. Griffin, the clever baggage-master
of the Richmond and Dan
ville road, spent last night here on busi
ness. Mrs. L. T. Brown and children returned
to their home in Raleigh this morning.
She has been here on a visit to her mother,
who has been quite sick.
Messrs. Theodore Lowe, superinten
dent, and William McDonald, train dis
patcher, of the Norfolk and Western, are
here to-day from Lynchburg.
Wm. J. Angier, Esq., a popular engi
neer of the Norfolk and Western with
headquarters at Iiluefield, W. Va., Is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives here.
4 Autographed at the Currolina,
J A. M. Witner, York. Pa ; R. G. Porter,
Virginia; W. L. Petty, Rocky Mount;
I M. C. Katzenting, Charles Carroll, Bal
jtimore; Robert Archer, W. II. Miles,
t Richmond; Mrs. Hargrove, IJ. S. Roys-
ter, E. II. Osborn, Oxford ; II. S. Dalton,
- W. II. Howze, New York ; Mrs. Joe Fer
I rell, Raleigh ; J. M. Green, S. Bernstein,
E. R. Aiken, J. W. Adderton, North
Carolina; P. L. Pece, Chicago; J. P.
Dahlborn, Charlotte; J. II. Goodrich,
I Henderson ; M. Moore, Georgia; J. D.
I Gwym, Reidsville.
'4. Returned to Durham to Live.
Dr. W.J. II. Durham, who left here a
I good while ago to take charge of the
I Keeley Institute at Greensboro, has re
I turned to Durham to live. He and his
I family are now living at the Hopkins
I house. As soon as his house can be
J made ready, he and his family will go to
f housekeeping. He says that, like every
1 thing else the Keeley Institute is rather
I dull these days.
I For Kent.
I Four rooms for rent on Queen street ;
I handsome rooms at a moderate rental.
Married couple without children or
small family preferred. Apply at The
Globe office.
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SETTLED AT LAST.
THE
BLACKNALL-ROW LAND-COO PER
CASE DISPOvSED OF.
Verdict for the Defendants Tried Three
Times, and Once ltefore the Su
preme Court.
Yesterday the whole day was consumed
in the superior court with the case of
Blacknall vs. Rowland & Cooper. The
plaintiff charged fraud in some transac
tions which took place in 18S8.
The case first came nto the courts in
1891, at the March term of the superior
court Judge Bovkin non-suited the
plaintiff. The case wa9 appealed to ihe
supreme court, which reversed Judge
Boykin's decision. It has been tried
twice before in the superior courts, ( ach
time resulting in a mistrial.
Able counsel were on either sub; this
thi9 time. Messrs. Manning & Foushee
appeared for the plaintiff, and Boone &
Parker and Major John W. Graham rep
resented the defendant.
The case was given to the jury late
yesterday afternoon, and between 10 and
11 o'clock last night they rendered a ver
dict for the defendants.
Superior Court To-day.
The superior court held a very short
session this morning. The only case dis
posed of was that of Rhodes Herndon,
charged with having stolen a watch from
Jack Daniel. Judgment was suspended
on payment of costs, and he gave bond
for his appearance at the March term of
ihe court.
The case of Lockhart vs. Ballard and
Halliburton came up this afternoon. This
is a case growing out of the settlement of ;
the affairs of YV. T. Blackwell.
Few persons are attending court. The
cold weather keeps th-m away.
Death of Mr. Juuies Headen.
News reached here this morning of
the death of Mr. James II. I leaden, of
Pittsboro. He was about seventy years
old. For two or three weeks he has been
ill. The deceased was a brother ia-iaw
of Capt. X.
sons.
A. Kamsy. He leaves two
The Mistakes
of life are
many suuie creai, uu.eia
,,
, u ciaasiiy mem as we leei meir
effect, and just in the same way you re
cognize Simmons Liver Regulator when
taken for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Con
stipation and Biliousness. There can be
no mistake in taking the Regulator for
these disorders. It quickly relieves.
Don't make the mistake of getting any
thing else for Malaria.
Cases of 40 years standing where oper
ations have failed, have been cured by
Japanese I'ile Cure. Guaranteed by W.
M. Yearby.
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LEVIED ON SMOKING OR PLUG TOBACCOS.
I S Says Chairman Wilson, of the Ways
and Means Committee No
Free Leaf.
Capt. E. J. Parrish returned from
Washington this morning. He say there
will be no increase In the tax on manu
factured tobacco.
Chairman Wilson, of the ways and
means committee, told the representa
tives of the tobacco interests that "he
6iw the injustice of the free leaf clause."
It is probable 'bat the free leaf clause of
the internal revenue law will be repealed.
Wilson also said: "There will be no
raise in the tax on plug or smoking to
baccos. The committee has agreed to
put the tax on cigarettes at one dollar a
thousand."
The only increase will be on cigarettes,
and, possibly, on cigars.
The Washington correspondent of the
Charlotte Observer writes his paper as
follows : "Messrs. Julian S. Carr and E
I. Parrish, of Durham, J. W. Haynes, of
Winston, and the delegation from the
Richmond tobacco exchange, appeared
before the ways and means committee
this morning, having been introduced by
Representatives Wise and Edmunds, of
Virginia. Mr. Boyd, of Richmond, pre-
seated the resolutions adopted at the
meeting last night and spoke ten minutes
In their advocacy. The resolutions op
pose &uy increase in the tobacco tax.
Tney favor striking out of the present
laws the free leaf provision, so far as it
relates to peddlers. They favor retain
ing the free crop provisions as to farmers'
sties of their own crops. The principal
point of these tobacconists is the with
holding of free crop priyiledge from
peddlers. Mr. Boyd insisted that the
entire programme was in the interest of
the public revenue. The delegations
were pleased with their reception. They
afterward went before the sub committee
on internal revenue, Messrs. McMillin,
Byiium and Montgomery, and made a
somewhat more elaborate statement of
their case. Chairman McMillin told
them that they had presented the matter
in a new light altogether and seemed
impressed. Later in the afternoon an
other member of the sub committee -e aid
to me that if any action was taken it
would be in a separate measure and not
reported as an amendment to the tariff
bill.
"It is probable, says a prominent mem
ber of the ways and means committee,
that cigars will be increased 50 cents
(hat is, from $3 to $3 50. Cigarettes, as
heretofore stated, will be put at $1 per
1,000.
"Mr. Cooper returned this morning ;
Messrs. Haynes and Parrish to night."
Before the Mayor.
Lee Rogers and S. I. Gooch were up
ot tore the mayor this morning, charged
with engaging in an affray. Rogers was
lined 2 and Gooch was discharged.
James Harris, charged with assault and
bu;'.ery, wits fined 2.
Flora ll.dioway was up for disturbing
the peace. Judgment wa3 suspended on
pi ment of costs, which amounted to
2 10
A v - oj to lie lut Ou.
The repairs to the storehouse of the
)ur ham Furniture company are more
txU.isive than was first thought. An
entire new top is to be placed oa the
front, from the windows up. The arches
over the window casings will be of stone,
and the contractor says a nice job will
be made of it.
lie Kised the Farth.
A rather tipsy white man who didn't
understand the art of getting off of
moving trains, tried to jump from the
east-bound Richmond and Danville train
tnis morniiig. He jumped the wrong
:y, and fell flit into the mud.
Holland About Well.
A gentleman who was in Danville a
day or two ngo, says that Frank Holland
is up and able to be on the streets. The
ball has not been found, and the doctor"
are still fearful that blood poisoning may
set in
The Cold Wave Has Struck Vs.
Sometimes the weather prophets miss
their mark, but to-day was not one of
tiiO?e times. The predicted cold wave
has come, and come with a vengeance.
And all we can do is to shiver and bear it.
It May Do as Much for Yon.
Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, IIL writes that J
he
.ad a severe kidney trouble fcr many
i- l ,1. .1 .,.
vears v, no .-rvcre u ui
vea
lliul j, trader wasatiected. lie tried many
so-called kidney cures but without any goci
result. About a year ago he began use of
Electric itters and found relief at once.
Elect rL- Biuers is especially adapted to cure
of all kiduey and liver troubles and often
gives almost instant relief. One trial will
prove our statement. Price only 50c for
large bottle. At K. Blacknall & ona drug
store.
When traveling, always take a cake of
Johnson's Oriental Soap with you ; dis.
eases are often caught from using hotel
cap. Sold by W. M. Ytarby.
CORBETT DOES HIM UP
ROUNDS.
IN THREE -
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What the Iteports Say The Globe Doi ;
Not Vouch for the Truth . !
of It.
A special from Raleigh to The Globe
says that the bulletins there state that
Corbett knocked Mitchell out In three
rounds, It taking him just nine minutes
to do up the Englishman.
The fight is said to have occurred
about 2 otclock this afternoon.
Judge Call yesterday issued an injunc
tion restraining the sheriff from interfer
ing in the tght. It is known that Gov
ernor Mitchell was loth to declare mar
tial law in Jacksonville and so it is
probable that the fight came off without
military interference.
TnE Globe does not vouch for the
truth of these reports, but gives things
as It hears them.
RAX OFF THE TRACK.
FREIGHT TRAIN NO. 63 CLEARS THE
TRACK NEAR NELSON.
The East-bound Richmond and Danville
Mail Delayed Meagre Particulars
of the Accident.
West-bound freight train number G3,
which leaves Raleigh at 8:20 o'clock a.
m., ran off the track thi3 morning at
Nelson, a little station near Morrisville,
on the Richmond and Danville railroad.
No particulars of the occurrence have
been received here and it is not yet
known whether any one was hurt or not.
The east bound R. & D. mail was de
layed considerably by the wreck. The
train was unable to pass until the track
was cleared, and no arrangements had
been made to transfer the passengers.
When the train passed Durham it was
nearly fifty minutes late, and it must
have been late this afternoon before the
passengers reached Raleigh.
There is no telegraph office at Nelson
and The Globe has teen unable to ob
tain definite information regarding the
wreck.
The track was cleared during the after
noon, and trains are now running be
tween here and Raleigh. No one was
hurt in the wreck.
Rev McCarthy's Lecture.
Rev. Mr. McCarthy, a native of Dub
lin, Ireland, who has been a Presbyterian
missionary to China for some years, last
night lectured in the Presbterian church
here, giving an interesting account of
his labors in China and of the state of
the missionary work in oriental countries
It was enjoyed by a very attentive audi
ence. German at Chapel Hill.
TnE Globe is informed that last even
ing an enjoyable german was held at
Chapel Hill. A party of young ladies
from Salisbury and Concord were in at
tendance. Death of Mrs. Hyman.
Mrs. Thomas Hyman, nee Miss Bessie
Sloan, of Greensboro, died yesterday at
her home in Goldsboro. She was very
popular and highly esteemed.
The Strangely Supernatural
A strange story comes from Wilming
ton, X. C. P C. Hodges, a well known
young man, died there. After he had
received extreme unction at the hands of
the priest, and after the doctors pro
nounced him dead, some of those stand
ing by began to talk of heaven and hell
and one man said he doubted the exis
tence of either place. Suddenly the m&n
thought dead sat up in bed and said there
was a heaven and a hell; that he ha i
been to the latter and was going to the !
former. He then fell back dead.
The story is vouched for by a number
of persons.
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SpanUh Etiquette.
There is a curious -tory of bow the
Duke d'Aoste, whn ldn of Spain, told
a mnleteer to frhoi:i he was talking to
cover himself, the tun t eiig hot, for
getting that by so lois.g lie made Lirn a
grandee. Marshal Prim, to r revest this
catastrophe, kaoc-ktil th-- iu.:ix't: hat out
of his hand, and acxrdi:: to fcuie the
znnleteer had something to to vriia in
assassination that folIoy. :l a few days
afterward. London Spectator.
The 3Iot I'lcskxaot AVaj
Of preventing th- grippe, co! Is, hea l
aches, and fevers U to u-? the liquid lax
atire remedy Syrup of r is. whenever
the system needs a gentle, yet effective
cleaning. To be benefited one must
;ei UiC iruc uwcuj a.
the California Fij Syrup Co. only. For
sale by all drurgist3 in 50c. and f I bot-
tlet.
ELECTED BY OFFICERS OF THE THIRD
REGIMENT TO-DAY-
They Meet In the Armory of the 1. I- I.
Seven Officers Present at the
Meeting.
At two o'clock this afternoon in the
armory ol the Durham Light Infantry,
the ollicers of the Third Regiment met
to elect a lieutenant-colonel.
Capt. B. S. Royster was chairman and
Lieutenant E. II. Osborn, recorder.
There were present : Capt. B. S.
Royster and Lieutenant L U. Osborn, of
the Granville Grays, company L
Lieutenant Goodrich, of the Vance
1
Guards, company C. !
LieutcnaLt Gwyun, iepreseniing the
two Reidsville companies, G. and I.
Capt. T. J. Winston, Lieutenant Ju
nius II. Snced, and Lieutenant J F.
Cothran, of the Durham Light Infantry.
The Burlington and Winston compa
nies were represented by proxies.
On the first ballot Maj. Henry Perry,
formerly captain of the Vance Guards
was elected lieutenant-colonel of the
Third Regiment.
Capt. B. S. Royster was then unani
mously elected major of the First Bat
tallion. The officers are stopping at the Carr
olina. ItKFOIii: THK FOOTLIGHTS.
Richard Mansfield, who appears in
Raleigh Saturday night stands to-day at
the front of the long lit of actors on the
Aineiieau stage ; and he ii nowhere bet
ter than in his exquisite rendition of
"Beau Brammel."
"Blue Grass," a Kentucky romantic
play, will appear at Siokes Hall next
Saturday night. Cyril Norman and
wife take the k"uli:-.:r parts Several
persons who h:ie seen it in New York
and Baltimore ay it is tuite : plonsinp
play.
The hangers have bf.cn pi in show
windows which, uuder Ihe 'p-u ' Jaits o!
Prof. James T. IKdley, Halo tint tin
date of his appearance will be February
S Durhrun people were highly pleased
with him ktst season ami he will have a
full hju?e this time.'
Cat-irih in the lt-.td
Is undoubtedly a disease of the blood,
and a such only a reliable blood purifier
CHti elTect ti perfect and permanent cure
Hood's S'lrsnparilia is the b"st blood pr
rilier, and it has cured many very severe
ca?cs of catarrh Catarrh oftentimes
leads toconsumption. Take Hood's Sar
saparilla before it is too late.
Hood's Pills do not purpe, psin or
gripe, but act promptly, easily and effi
ciently. 00 cents.
Men who for years have been suffering
with a distressing affection of the back
or kidneys have been immediately re
lieved and permanently cured by the ju
dicious use of Salvation Oil, the great
pain cure. Apply according to directions.
Young Mothers
should early lesm the necessity of keep
ing on hand a supply of Gail Borden
Condensed Milk for nursing babies a1-
well as for gene.al cooki'ng. It has stood
the u--t for u0 years, aud ii value is rec
ogni.ed.
If the worth of anything h proven by
results, then surely Dr. Hull's Cough
Sy-rup is pre -eminently the best cough
syrup now extant.
f"ep Up with tli;Tlme,
don't cMh to the imperfect things. Do
T-.u u?e cereal foods on vour breakfast
tableV Then vou need cream. Baden's
Peerless Iirand Evaporated Cre im is de
cidedly superior in richness and liavor to
ordinary milk cretin.
At last the bounty is stricken from
sugar, and the cane grower's tub will
have to sUnd on its on bottom.
TAKE STEPS 7.V TIME.
When your blood h out of
cni-r. Von can't alTord t:
wait. A Flight cold. IE
this errcfuloiM condition.
yq-'w with Consumption. At
tJX't we&ktex m the lungs, or
Pl&X with anr ceu-h that you
can't seem to z-t rid of,
von should take Iortor
Vi. r-r's Golden Medical
Disco-re rv. For Concur.
mp
tL ures.
and for all the ccn iitions that lead to it,
th;-- U a y--:tive nnd prrve-i remelj.
Consumption i Lung -Scrof-ala. ua mnst
deper.d upon the Llood for a car,. The
coverv" reaches it, thronzh tb bl'l,
nr fiAnz ls ran. Not only tLK but 'rrry
j f ' '-la. In Cns-unr-tiC-n. u eak
Lu"c.'rVv,re L;:ir-r:n- C.. AChrtia,
-rvl i ' I.r' -.- .Ld. Ti:r4xt aad Lung AfTc-o
tiona, it is f.f am nfee-i to btcLt or cure, or ;
vour nioiiry L return!.
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Jlorbtn ctA CVA-ra Infantu-rj. trLj lr
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PRESCRIPTIONS
TO
YEARBY'S
PURE DRUGS,
FRESH DRUGS,
DELIVERED
ON
SHORT NOTICE.
HALF PRICE
Shoe mid Ilion Sale
Now Is the Chance-Strike While the
Iron Is Hot !
llflow Are Few Hummer to Itrlng
i:ery One.
3 penuino tlongoki f-hoes. 80IM ns a rock,
double in-sole, only 1.7'. This la a high Krado
ol shoes, superior to any ft iroods on Hie
market, so Ky our customers who buy them,
t'doutrolitfrhoes only $1.21 ; f l.fiudoniroU hor
only y centd. Tho alovo shoes are ftolld,
honest gtnxis, ami the prices should cause a
miiinl ruli. lucent hand kerchiefs nro pnintr
at 5 cents ; real K'ood note and Kilt cdju iHHr
5 cents a juire: envelop'' to match at cents
a 1 ucic ; a," cent ll.:c t.o-s, warranted stain-le-is,
only 10 cents. A full line of real (rood
missed' shoes Rointr che.ip. lCititnins and laces
lelow any comparison irom 1 cent a yard up.
Aiauzinir pi iees on other lines too numerous to
mention wiil le inudo to move them llko
li(rhtuinr. Join the crowd that throngs our
ttore and tret your heart's desire in trood,
honest bargains.
J. L. COLE & CCD'S
Wholesale and Retail
NEW Ml mm STORE,
Underbuyer and Underseller of All.
Who Mends Your- Shoes ?
There are ro;.l. who t-'cnd and people who
pn-tend to nieij ; Siits. eople who know their
business and p' ;! who don't. You want
somelHxly you t-.iu n iy upon todo your tnend
intr. Why "not t ry Mowai 1 He mends Mhk-s
formany pt-opie and tin- Shoes he fixes art
mended riht. Let him have yours once, and
you'll l.econie a n-yiiiar customer His shop
is just across li :u !! ounty court house.
If you want a pur d 1 s that will ljk well
and la;t yon li'.e work i t a moderate price
that's the kind i loo aid makes.
SB & THOMAS,
DRUGGISTS.
For the HOLIDAYS we have
line of
an exeeiiefj
Toilet Articles! Perfumery,
Calanciers, Picfure Frames, Etc.
Our Collection of Goods Are
the Cheapest.
A GKNKHAL LIN II OK
Drsp aafl Dmgiisls' SnnrJries !
Always ,n hxrA an l cheap.
NOTICE TDJTHE PUBLIC I
WE AUK THLPAUED TO
MANUFACTUaE PAtiTS !
Forth mereh.M t g vng to them.
Vu enn 4 i r- r:i i -'o to f:u3 :r 'iajr
by Ua int us to ruak? ihvtu.
tt'r aIo c'eai atA rrun'.r i !oth!ntf of S1 klri'lt
at a ret.fconb price.
WALKER a PEACE.
Over fl:x ii ;.- . A. Ct torr.
An A'ii: in Kvery Town of
North (.Jarolina.
GONZAL. o &, WITHERS,
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I-t it-tii1 IS
Type w lit c v , I i icy cl es
Specialties.
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