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DURHAM, X. C. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1894.
'P.
IMtlCE FIVE CENTS
0
NEW ISSUE OF BONDS
i by Wall Street as an In
. p.stment for Surplus.
-if
ION IN THE FINANCIAL CIRCLES
.trlUle Adverse to at New Issue,
It , .-, , r, During the I're-ent Good
. nilltlon of the Treasury,
other Goth tin News.
si.ios, Novernbi-r Treas
a!s have been a war.- for some
. .f a;ritation in New York finan
. . in favor of a new bond is.Mit.
, i-si-apt-fl their notice that the
... j .f! p that voice Wall street
daily cail attention to the
. o!il reserve and suggests that
; ijc built up to strengthen pub
: nee in the treasury's condi
, "( rs. too. have been 'sent to
Carlisle by financiers, all
: ' . .e same end in view. The sur
.'V in New York banks is very
I treasury olbeials here who
. course of money matters do
.:'c to express the opinion that
'i;de expressed by Wall street
for the treasury is notentire-
but that a new bond issue
.i-d by Wall street simply as a
-.' providing an investment for
.plus and accumulating- funds.
;: i'.4ins of gold exports to force the
r, to issue bonds have reached
-: . p 1 ; g h brokers and others who
.1 close touch with New York
; m. That they can do this by
.'.t . ng l.'nitcd Mates notes for gold
I, i reducing the gold reserve is
t.-i.c as roved by past transac
- f tint kind. The opinion, how
i expressed in treasury circles
'cretary Carlisle will permit the
w-rve to reach a much lower
' tN.tn it has, ul. 000,000, before he
f i ; jnstitied in the present good
on of the treasury, in making
i; i issue of United States bonds.
'. r- stated on AVall street, however,
t here will be, an increase of 50,
i " or $100,000,000 5 per cent govern
: bonds before conirress a (rain as-
V. !i.-n the last issue of 850,000,000 was
: and the public declined to take
.. .lids, a syndicate of bankers head-
: ly .lohn A. Stephens, president of
!.i I rnted States Trust company, and
I.! ;;rd King, president of the I'nion
!: t company, made the sale. A
!'.i!ik-r who was actively interested in
movement makes the following1
';i,:iicnt:
I t,i :c will be an issue of bonds
!i' .! ;v. The resident and secretary'
hir i ic'ct mined that the gold reserve
M.a'.'i not be further impaired. They
: !. i advised that an cxpi rt move
!:,. !' : t- '. u ill begin in a few weeks.
1,1 ' ugly have determined
i ' measures."
THE HUNTINGTON EXPLOSION.
i.ciiKii K liicil, Ot hers Injured un( the
I'own Severely Shorkt'd.
i' Mii;mx, Intl., November Z.- A
L"idful explosion occurred here at
! "c'(, ek yesterday morning" and re
tel in the death of three men and
i.jury of many more. The explo
" curred at the Flint Creek sewer.
:' crosses the entire city from
'l east to southwest. The contrac
ture Henry Keefer. of this city, and
v S. Hallwood, of Columbus. ).
employes were just going to work.
ably one hundred men were in and
".mi the ditch on First street. Some
hern had built a tire on the bank
' ' ere thawing out a lifty pound box
1 .liamite. There was a thunderous
and the entire city was shaken.
llartman and Flynn were near-
ie tire, llartman was literally
' ' pieces. His body was lifted in
:oo feet and fell on Market
sidewalk, a square away. His
- ' ere blown otV near the hips, both
:-' :i otV, his head half torn away
b"dy completely disemboweled.
' iavt man's feet was shot tlirough
iicr-boarding of Frank Win
- - iciice. Keefer was not killed
His body dropped into the
t'ter he was taken out he re-
'-onseiousness for a moment,
"U the way home in the ambu
'iiv death was caused by shock.
- being broken. Flvnn's leg."
' i broken, his arms broken in
act .s. and his head crushed.
' several hours. Every house
' ''" sipiares was damaged.
1 !,
EVANS DEFEATS TURN EY.
"1 - of the Democrats in TenneMee
N ; Horn Outh) tin Koturns.
;:ik. Tenn.. November 10
- : rom several c-ounties continue
republican gains anil there j
be no longer any doubt about
section for governor. The j
a : -.c committee still hope that
- "U pull through with a small
Later returns fail to change
ngrcw(,na; delegation, ix dem
' s a nd f. mr rejuiblieans.
ISCO S rOPULIST MAYOR.
i Uer Fte Other Candidates y a
Strong riurulity.
i :: Ncisco. November 12. Com
' '.urns from all precincts of San
--give Adolph Sutro. populist,
for mayor, a plurality of js.
' totui vote of sixty thousand.
; to him were five other candi
; i he lias polled a clear majori
! ! ' 'ver his opponents.
'I' nilure lew and Small.
"KK. November 12.-The fail-:-g
the past, week as reported
' Hun have been -J.M in tlie
': l,;'tes against ;;:,s iat Vtar. an,i
, u,i"ia aist :;: vt'ar. There
' ' a a fV fnilni-.. ..
J ;. ,
- "i eonseijuence
- week, but none of exten-
THE EXPORT COAL COMPANY
Forced to the Wall, T. C. lire.it lieii
Named an the Ansignee.
Iknsacoi.a. J"la., November 1J. Th 2
Export Coal company has made an as
signment to F. C. Krent. president of
the P'irst National bank, for the benefit
of its creditors. The course was agree!
upon at the meeting- of the board of
directors held in this city several days
ago, and the papers were tiled in the
office of the county clerk on Wednes
day. The object of the assignment is
to place in the hands of the assignee
all of the company's propert to be di
vided among- its creditors according to
their various demand. Mr. Brent has
accepted the position of tlie assignee
and yesterday filed ids bond. He was
seen shortly afterwards and in re
sponse to an inquiry stated that the
cash value of the company's assets was
about $V.i'.),W)'). and that, the liabilities
are a little in excess of the assets. He
further stated that the company
hopes to be able to pay out in full, and
that he will endeavor to sell the plant
as quickly as possible. He had an offer
for the entire plant yesterday which he
was compelled to decline. In the mean
time, as assignee, he will continue to
fill the company's old contracts, and
says he has reason to believe that there
will be no cessation of business. It is
well understood here that the assign
ment means the organization of a new
company to take the place of the old
one. and the business of exporting coal
from this port will, in the future, be
conducted on a much larger scale than
heretc fore.
STIMULUS GIVEN BUSINESS.
'1 he I 'act That the Election is Over
I'rihten All Trade I'rosjnet-.
Nkw York. November 1 I. I.rad
fctreets says: Interest in tlie election
this week naturally tended to restrict
the volume of trad;. particularly the
south, where it interfered with mercan
tile collections. I Jut within a few days
the influence of more seasonable
weather west and northwest, together
with the emphasis with which political
questions have apparently been settled,
have increased the confidence of many
merchants and manufacturers in a pros
pect for an increased rate of improve
ment in general trade in the near future.
Charleston lumbermen report a fair
business but in other lines there is no
change. Similar conditions prevail at.
Memphis, but at Nashville there is
more activity in the general lines, nota
bly in receipt of California canned
goods. The only material effect of the
election excitement on business is de
layed collections. There is a seasona
ble activity in general lines at Atlanta.
At Chattanooga and llirmingham, rath
er more activity is observed in business
circles while collections were fairly sat
isfactory. Wholesale and retail bruises
at .Jacksonville report trade fairly sat
isfactory for the season but at Savan
nah there is no special change, except
that collections are satisfactory. Au
gusta's report is similar, except as to
collections, which are slow. Al New
Orleans rather more of a cheek to bus
iness is ted, due to interest in the
elections, but increased activity is ex
pected soon. Atdalveston trade is dull
in all lines.
THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.
1'trt Meeting sinee Their Viet ory on Tues
dayThe Work of 1 he Future.
Xf.w Yokk. November 1 2. The com
mittee of seventy held its first meeting
since the election in the chamber of
commerce yesterday afternoon, and the
occasion was one of general jubilation
over Tuesdav s victory Resolutions
were unanimously adopted that the or
ganization of the committee be con
tinued for the presey.t. to co-oj crate
witli the city officers nominated by it
in securing to the city of New York an
honest, eflieieni. economical and non
partisan government : to secure the re
moval and punishment of such persons
holding municipal offices as have been
unfaithful and inefficient in the per
formance of the duties east npon them
bv the law: to frame and procure the
enactment of such law as may be
found necessary to the better govern
ment of the city, and to take such other
further action as may from time to time
be deemed conducive to the best inter
ests of the city and its inhabitants.
A committee was appointed to frame
some suitable measure and present it to
Dr. Parkhurst. It was also decided to
arrange for a public demonstration in
honor of the doctor. Will Travers
Hume. dr.. has been retained by tlie
committee to punish all violators of the
election laws " high or low. rich or
poor."
THE ANTI-SALOON SPEECH!.
n Indirect Cause T Incendiarism
In
I .ouisiana.
Monp.ok. La.. November 1.. Ceorge
II. Stuart, of Cleveland.. Ten::., made a
red het anti-saloon speech here to sev
eral thousand pivp'0- He was the guet
of a prominent bn nker while here and
in the night some person or persons set
tire to the hoiw in which he was tay
i n it. The portion of the house occupied
by the servants was entirely con-umed.
There was great excitement. It is
thought that the speech was the cause
;f the dastardlv deed.
Another Hread Reduction in New York.
Nkw Yokk. November The
I'.akers' association. comprising the
principal wholesale bankers of New
York City, is to make a I-cent reduction
in the price of bread. Those who have
investigated the subject assert that
bankers are making- from loo to 150 per
cent on their invested capital by the
present sca ()f prices.
For the Sporting Man!
Berry & Co. will rent you iruus :t
cheap as yoa want tLem, either 1 v the
day or weeii. Go and see l.im, as his is
headquarters for such articles.
CONFESSION OF POISONING.
A Wife Tells How She Tried to Murder Her
Husband
San r.KP.Aiiio. Cal.. November 10.
Mrs. Samuel J'.arnes. who was arrested
with Thomas Salter, charged with ad
min;sterinfr arsenic to her hu-band. has
rcadi a full confes.1 i m of the crime.
Harries may live, but will never fully
recover his health. The drug- penetra
ted every fibre of his boly. paralyzing
the nervous system and seriously af
fecting the brain. It had been fed to
him for months. Mrs. Harness says that
Salter urged her to elope wi'.h him.
"Hut I could not." she continues, "bear
the thought of this, and told him I
would not until my husband was dead.
Salter then proposed to shoot him.
Hut I could not bring myself to mur
dering him in cold blood: so poisoning
was proposed by Salter. He bought
tlie arsenic and brought it to me. We
mixed it in everything my husband
drank or ate. I was heartil- sick of
the work many a time, but I could not
back out."
CONGRESSIONAL CONTESTS.
Many Republicans HeTeated Will 1 ry Their
Chances IJeforo Republicans.
Washington, November V2. The re
publicans are preparing for numerous
contests in the south, and these will be
quickly settled after the fifty-fourth
congress meets. In Virginia, Maryland,
tlie two Carolina, Alabama. Tennessee,
Louisiana. Texas. Arkansas and Mis
souri, contests will undoubtedly be
made. Chairman Habcock, of the re
publican committee, has instructed the
representatives in the south to obtain
counsel and prepare for contests where
certificates are likely to be refused to
those honestlv elected.
ONE OF THE FOUR HUNDRED.
New York society --Vifojf Over a Charge
Againd One of Them.
Nkw York. November 1;'. Mrs. Jes
sie H. Kirkhmd, of West End ave
nue, is to appear in Yorkville court to
answer a charge of grand larceny.
Mrs. Kirkland is the wife of George
Kirkiand. a member of the New York
stock exchange, with otlices at IS New
street. She is the daughter of the late
General Warren. I ". S. A., and moves in
the best society. She is accused of
stealing a bicvcle.
VHERE TOWNS ARE ISOLATED.
Telegraph ami Telephone Wires in a Con
necticut County Hailly Prostrated.
Nkw York, November 12. Mail ad
vices from Kockville. Conn., state that
all the towns of Tolland county are
completely shut out from communica
tion with the outside world by w ire, as
a sesult of the damage done by the
snowstorms of tlie past week. Wires
and poles are down in all parts of the
county and the telegraph and telephone
service will not be resumed for about
two weeks.
BALTIMORE LEXOW COMMITTEE
'I'o lnvi'stiK;ttt Allenetl Abuses in tlie City
Depart incuts.
J ; I . i imoI'.k. November l i. There
may le a Lexow committee in Jialti
more. Tlie executive committee of the
citizens' party lias adopted resolutions
u.;inj- the city council, which now has
a republican majority in the lirst
branch, to appoint an investigating
committee clothed with ample1 power
to investigate the several departments
of the city government.
MR. WILSON AS A LECTURER.
Will Spi'Hk in Baltimore Next Week on a
l'opulttr Subject.
Washinoton. November 1'2. Mr.
Wilson evidently does not expect to go
into the cabinet in District Attorney
Olney's place for some time if ever. It
is now announced that he will take the
lecture platform. Ilis first appearance
as a lecturer will be in Ualtimore on
November 20th and his subject will be
The New Problems that Ileset Popu
lar Oovernment.'
Congressman Bryan Out of I'olities.
Omaha, Neb.. November VZ. Con
gressman llryan has issueil a manifesto
to Nebraska democrats in which lie
sums up the causes which led to the de
feat of the fusion forces, and announces
his retirement from the political arena.
Lost Ioney ami the Oftice Too.
Nkw Yokk. November VZ. Of all the
candidates who have thus far tiled their
expense accounts in the last campaign
William Sohmer. Tammany candidate
for .sheriff, spent the most money. It
cost Mr. Sohmer .514.'.S0.40 to run.
Brecklnriils'"s Famous Iistrit-t l'robb;y
Oives the Republican Majority.
Lexington. Ky., November Ke
ports from all over Ashland distric".
indicate a heavy vote. The llreckin
ridifo and ex-confederate eleinent
voted larg-ely with tne republicans for
.ludire Denny for congress. Owens'
friends are discouraged over the out
ward indications at the polls. Colored
men voted in larger numbers than for
ten years, democratic election utiioera
offering few objections.
Denny's majority over Owen in
eleven of twenty five precincts in l ay
ette county is Ills friends say lie
will g-et tlie county by 1,500. and wia
by from uUU to SuU.
Hart iet In in I'emnylxania.
rmi.Ai'Li rniA. Pa.. November 10.
The official count in the four counties
co'.npriinir the ei
rhth
eon"-ressioiia.
disti-.et which !ia i'v-n
completed
shows tliat Hart. u-!niLr
is eiecieu
i
bv l'.'T i:iinritv over Kirkpatriek
re-
publican.
Delaware's Republican Majority.
' Yi;.m:n.. :-oN. Del.. November 10 For
p-overii.'i. Marvel's, republican, plurali
ty is for congress, Yills", rcpub
lican. plurality is
A RECORD
of cures such as
110 otLer nied'eint.
can boast of. Lu.
been won during
the past 'St v ;.!
by Ir. riei-c"'s
Golden M..c ical
DLsc er v.
The worst forms of
Scrofula, Salt -rheum,
Tetter. Eczema, Erysip
elas, B"ils, Carbuncles,
Enlarged Glands, Tu
mors and Swellings, are
cured by it.
Mrs. John G. Fostek,
of 53 Chapiu Street, Can
m:daigva. A. 1".. says:
"1 was troubled with
eczema, or e.ilt-rheuin,
seven years. I doctored
with a number of our
home physicians, also
with Rochester. New
York, and Philadelphia
doctors, and received no
benefit. I paid out hun
Mrs. Foster.
dreds of dollars to no purpose. I have t..ken
ten bottles of the Discovery ' and am en
tirely cured.
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Money in Your I'm ki I.
f'J :l Shot s lor
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l.tto
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1 he ch ape.-t s li-. .e, .St
$1." Shirts oni .")
.rH) cent Miii ts,
!." cent Uiack Hos". h .i -ranted
stainless, only .lu
2' cent black Hos". seamless
aTn stainless, on! y . r
75 cent Corsets, .4s
4c I'niler&hirts m'vv for .5
-'Oceiit Su-petKlers, .in
Face Powders, K'od, 5
Thimbles. '2 cents and up; Needles
and I'ins, just look. voinK tor 1 cent
a paper: Fools' Cap and better Paper
only lu cents a cjuire: heal Cap at
15 cents a ijuire; .vote Paper .t halt
price; Knvelop.a lull line, at aeenis
Pick, worth o wli te; la t
Slates " eeiits; I.adh s' Hats at !m 1
price, and many other things teo
.i iim-KiiiK to mention will i,e cut
ii df price and less.
A Jarye lot of -cisnrs ju-t reeen
I at prices that will asto:isti ";,
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OPESRA HOUSE !
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Thursday, Nov. 15th.
I HE OFLEBRT 0
In a (ieliilil lu! preirni-iiine mr r.-U f.e 1 ,
'luo'ness. jirnl consi-itjn il
I. A S V OI' i. :'S1- ll' S. If II. I N A M ( i
m:i mil(), icmii.in. i...jo
ci'iTAi: cli i!, i o .i it: .W!i sj.i:i
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MUSIC - AND - MIRTH !
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I A nnisi.a! enter'.tiiierjerit thit is e?'. ) al e
I H'ike toti e musician arid the musses.
! Hon't 1'iiil t hear i he wond i l'ul j eai d
I artisi,
j MASTER TOMMIE,
I Who phi VP violin solos. sinrs so:irs an i i ! in .4
i in 1; e most tir.ished st ie.
I'M". vi. rmc::s.
Pon't n i-s this tn at. See u v p:oii:n!Uf.
It lleaks lor itselt.
S. JOURDAN,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
TEAMS Fl'HNISHKI) FOit
DRIVING OR HAULING
AT ANY TIME DAY oit Mf.il!.
TERMS MODERATE
;Tahic at the old 'feet ear tableji on Merr.s
(street.
Neit Weanesday Nilit, Nov. 14,
AT THE OPERA HOUSE
BOYD'S
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25 People 25
Including Atthur liiby. A. Thnteh r. I".
Cuh:::an, lb nry an-i I'rief . anJ a
fa t of others.
117 Laughs in 117 Minutes!
7 SUCCESSFUL YF.'RS 7
( Enough FaM. No Itie in Prices. Belter
tnan tn it.
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Modern Minstrels!
Bell Phone No. 23.
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And when you want l);i.'raii call th m up. Wc r;ive you
two I'liahvs To u'i: i.;n-;:;i ami ;lVr nioiicv v1htJ ho
other l,iiMn.-s in ihc ciiy only -ivf- yi-ii -nr, thcicforc we
Hann the k-.k! aii.i wc aic ii:in- : the pi, 1. lie to he the
WE SELL WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
And i will -ruarantee prieos wnh any hrt-c!ass house,
(luahty of o-oods and delivery taken in eonideration.
At tlie
Hacket
nu can find a 'nil and complete toek of
Heavy g Fancy Groceries,
SnufF, Tobacco. Cigars and Cigarettes,
Plain and Fancy andie,, Xlir. Kniirs. K'aiMns, Plain
and Decorated China, ;iasware, Tahle and Pocket Cut
lery and hundi-eds of thin-s that -pace w ill not permit me
to mention. lUn don't, lor-et that we li:nv a few more of
those famous
Paragon Oil Cans,
i he lf on earrh, whi.-i, Vve loan to customers wlio buy
oil m live naiio!.'- lor.- fi ee of charge.
Mr. A. W . ather.poun will in a few days call on
rta; a:'.ens;i; ii.ecity ijiallmw ihem the workings of
rlns can and exidainto them where it will he decidedly
to r:i ir adautae to use this can and no other. How
ever, MMiuid you need oil otmer don"t wait for him, but
M'111 .V(,m' 'r,: ! ? at once and ir shall haVe prompt at
r 1 1 l -u. I v m n ; ! ii r 1 1 .; costs you nothing. Don't
iori-t the ,.!:..-,.. In kd (iroeery. corner Manmn and
I arn.-h str- el-. As ever your friends,
W. H. PROCTOR.
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MA did !ul
Holding
llie linos niakinj; lime
t hnn Maud S. I
Uecaus i e uy.i good.- in in umi- cm .nii-i. : ecu res tLem at the .'twest prlcti.
! hey, -.re sold aceoidin-.v IN 11. !n..-r lie oNi S:iW : -(.; ,.,,'g well
I L'li' are h ilf ,; " V, u v, ;!i Uui eerthin in 1: 1 v
st(i(k kept in 'h. inv, l.--de. etl.tr iroodri
ii ! 1 1 h y 1 1 1 1 o Ij e e . 1 ,
BICv iDI"S2"ES I2NT
Ladies' Dress Goods, Cloaks Millinery,
M ;!', V' nd&' ;nl Boy' Ccthinj.
1 orni s ! 211;? Pan Gooi:s SI:oes, Hats, Etc.
BIG JOBS IN UMBRELLAS
My 'v i.olesule d-p.;;tmen? i- . ?. ; it. !i- ; , CN.thit' ar.d '.: er:e.-i at
New or l price.-. Call -md 1 e U . :-j , - v. iii u-j .,: o, !,-jy ,,f iC
A. MAX.
B
ERRY & CO.,
IVIa irx Street.
Candies Cl3, ToLacco. Ciprsltes, Literatnre ot All
lit Mil Oysters, Sporao? Gooas, Gans, Elc.
MADE TO ORDER !
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SUITS FROM $22:rQ $50!
PANTS FROM SB TO
Male a- r:; N. (.'. fi ti liii .. :.,:; :.-.(" la'dnj ani Pieir;'. All
TTOiId '! ue.. ii. -' i.i ar.tLinfc ;r '! r Mu i- Mot- 'o i : tr by cai!;i on me
t my shop over C. T. !'! ley'i. M:in .-t:eft. Iit.-j f v.
Harrison Pboue No. 19.
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