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RALEIGH, N. C, SUNDAY, JUNE i4) 1891.
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FATHER MOWER
PERFORMING
MIRACLES
So It Is Claimed by the
Dispatches Sent Out
from Pittsburg.
TEX THOUSAND FOLLOW
HIM.
lie Sprinkles Holy Water on tlie
'Iliousands of Afflicted Pilgrims
and Some Say They are
Healed.
to attond the 7 and 8 o'clock
masses.
Sprinkling Holy Water.
When the doors were closed after
the seven o'clock services, Father
Mollinger again passed through the
crowd, proceeded by a uniformed
policeman. The Father sprinkled
with blessed water all within his
reach. Men, women and children
grasped his hands, his robes and his
feet, affectionately kissing them as
he passed. One poor woman
kneeling at his feet, in agonizing
tones, pleaded with the Priest for
his blessing upon her blind baby
which she held up in front of him.
The kind Father stopped, complied
with her request and passed on.
An aged lady, who for years has
been the victim of rheumatism,
threw herself in his path saying:
"Dear Father, please place your
hand upon me." The request
was granted, the woman arose and
IT .18 SO-
(Bv the Tnited Press )
Pittsiiuim;, Pa., June 13. This
i the great day of the year for
l ather Mollinger, and, incidentally
j tor the weared pilgrims who flock was led away, while her joyful
t. M-c him. It is feast day of St. shouts tilled the air. Incidents of
Anthony, the fathers patron saint, like nature were often repeated,
and from whom he claims he derives The crowd which emerged from the
Lis healing powers outside of his church at the close of the eight
mdical attainments. o'clock mass, a strange one, more
Seme Without Preednt. I than half were cripples, some car-
church
of the Most ried bv friends, others leading the
1 ' 0
blind, etc.
He Ilore the Golden Box.
About 0 o'clock Father Mollin
ger again reappeared bearing high
above his head the gold box in
which were the miracle working re-
The lifde
llly Name was decorated last
i.ight with a wealth of flowers and
l;sotning plants. The scenes and
incidents of to-day in the vicinity
f the church are without precedent
uti'l beyond description. Many of
th-' afllicted passed last night as best j lies. He again passed through the
Hma could within the walls sur- j throng exhibiting the precious bones
rounding the church yard in order ; of St. Anthony to the view of the
iln v thev mi:ht not fail to gain an i multitude. When the bell announc-
ntrance to the church at the ear-! cd 10 o'clock mass the jam sur
liest possible moment this morning, j rounding the door was terrible to
10,000 People Present. j behold.
Long before the light of day Many of the invalids were carried
hundreds of people thronged the j ui,on tne shoulders ot friends; oth
awnues leading to the shrine of St. j era less favored were crushed by the
Anthony. When the doors were ' jm anl piteously begged for re
o.. ji,.(1 for the tive o'clock mass be- wllich the police officers were
1 North Carolina is in the Hands of
the School Teachers.
The commencements are now
about over, and next week, and for
the week following, it may be said
that "North Carolina is is truly in
the hands of the school teachers."
Of all the people of the State, none
are more faithful, zealous and valu
able than the teachers. They have
been doing their work well in edu
cating .the children of the State ,
they are now seeking the rest and
recreation which thpv rpnllv tir1
fmrl nn Afrit-ilov nnrl frvr ( V wt-i I
wwia v auiiuui j till V AVJA L 11V. JAU-VJLJI
days following, thousands of these
teachers and their friends will be
gathering at Morehead City, where
they w ill revel in the many delights
of that most charming resort on the
Atlantic coast.
Every train on every railroad
will be filled with teachers; every
ptage-coach, even among the moun
tain passes, will be crowded with
the same happy, enthusiastic, merry
hearted, cultured men and women,
all seeking the pleasures of their
summer vacation, and the inspira
tion of their great Assembly, and
the joys of the recuperating sea
breeze and the surf bath. They
will return from this grand social
re-union and intellectual feast of
good things inspired and encouraged
and prepared to do even better work
than ever before. North Carolina
is indeed proud of her great Teach-'
ers' Assemblv, and we are glad that
such arrangements have been
made with the Atlantic Hotel and
the various Railroads that the ex
pense of attendance upon the ses
sions of the Assembly are so slight
as hardly to be worth considering.
Every teacher can afford to spend
at least a few days at the annual
meeting of the Assemblv.
The organization has acted wise-
HEBREWS TRAVELING
E-
PALESTIN
WARD
Lord Rothschild Asks
Lord Salisbury to
Protect Jewish
Emigrants.
SELL HIMSELF?
vei Zion Societv, Lord Rot.-hehild i fl I fl Tlir nnUIPr
has approach d Lord Salisbury i Ul U Hit 1111 II UL
wnn , a request mat lie win use j
his good offices in concert with !
other powers with a view, if pos
sible, to giving some formal inter- j
national recognition to the attempt j
to direct the tide of Jewish immi- J y .
gration Palestine-wards. Lord It IS Said that Young
Rothschilds' acquiescence was as
sured from the first, for the petition
WHAT IS MOROCCO'S FUTURE?
This is a Question that is Bothering
all Europe, and France, Eng-
. land and Germany are
Troubled.
Copyrighted by the Un:ted Prees
London, June 13 In surveying
the field of European politics the
other May. Lord Salisbury derived
encouragement from the tremendous
nature of the risk involved in mod
ern war, but at the same time he
painted to the Mahometan States
still existing 111 Europe and
witflm me European system
as one' great source of dan
ger. -The reason is that thev
threaten to disappear and that
there wjll be a race for their heri
tage, not between governments
merely, but between people.
The Future of Morocco.
The British Premier spoke with
more seriousness regaruinir the
may be said to have embodied the
result of a consultation between his
Lordship and Mr. S. Montague, M.
P. The desire of the leading mem
bers of the English Hebrew
community is that a general
concert of the powers should
guarantee the protection of the
emigrants, both during migration
and after settlement. Thev com-
prehend the difficulty which it might
create and they declare that with
out some such guarantee as that by
which the Christians ot the Lebanon
were placed under the protection of
France, it would be unwise to en
courage a large influx of Jews into
the Holy Land.
Wilson Loaned Him
One Million Dollars
BEFORE THE GREA T TRIAL
NEW YORK S WIN AGAIN.
Chicago D. wned and no Longer at
the Top.
LEAGUE.
Sir Gordon Cummin g and His Bride
Given a Grand Reception Wlten
He Returns to His Scotch
Estate.
(By the United Press).
London, June 13. The Scottish
Leader of Edinburgh this mornin
says of the reported financial eiiU
barrassment of the Prince of Wales
that at the time of the Baring Bros,
crisis a number of financiers who
At BostonBoston 8: Pitts- lmd loaned lar to t,M? 1rince
burg
5. Batteries, Clarkson and
Bennett; Galvin and Mack. Um
pire,
Hurst.
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tween 2,000 and 3,000 people
pressed alnjut the door while not
more than a third of the number
ould possibly gain an entrance
with the church packed as it was to
MUioeaiioti. iv t o ciocK tne
throng had increased to fully 5,000
"wis and at 1 o'clock a low esti
mate places the number of people
tliat tilled the church, the yard and
Arrets surrounding at 10,000
''Oj,l.,
Afflicted Crying lor Aid.
Streets cars, public and private
"iivevances brought thousands
Jinil yet were unable to carry all
li wi.-died to attend the early ser-
M" s During the progress ot the
'mi-s. -a and religious sen-ices with
in tin- church, the sounds of which
""ild be indistinctly heard on the
"'itide. the siirLMin' mass of pain-
' n d
r;i'' d patients were upon their
in the streets, tlie' gutters,
'1'" -idewdks, reciting prayers and
lnv,,Ung the help of God in their
funicular eases.
The Priest's Tu'k to Sufi" rers.
At the close of the masses Father
MH'mger would appear at the
rWrh doo then pass through the
W.-lij, ,.rowd, giving to them
"r' of encouragement. The
l'!'.Vsiian priest tlien announced
ti,:if ! would not to-day treat any
wholly unable to afford. Father
Mollinger's commanding voice soon
restored order, and the church was
quickly filled. During the services
those upon the outside again bowed
their heads and knelt where they
stood.
The Pilgrims Out or Money.
Many of the pilgrims from a dis
tance now on Mount Troy are in
a bad way. The throng have pre
vented their yet seeing Father Mol
linger personally and their funds
are exhausted. Some of them have
not the means to buy food. This
the kind ladies of Father Mollinger's
church are supplying to-day, free of
cost, tq the hungry sufferers. .
The blind Receive Sight.
This morning Miss Ella Bresna-
ham, of Scranton, Iowa, who
arrived three days ago, almost
blind, appeared entirely cured. This
afternoon each person will be given
the special blessing of St. Anthony
and receive a touch from a relic of
the Saint. There will also be a
benediction at 4 o'clock.
Where the Snow Birds Nest.
For a cool place in summer; for
health and recreation visit Linville,
Grandfather Mountain, and the
beautiful region surrounding them.
future "faith of Morocco :md linlrrirnr
i :n: -1 11 o n r
ly 111 peinmung aim inviting from the news received this eveninir
. . . J j-. I . , -
1U U8W nua,uluu u,u l,uu- of the serious illness of the Sultan
11c me general u auenu uie as- of Moro cco ilis foreCast -is ?tnetlv ac-
semoiyupon same noerai terms as cnrnt, Sinin cherishes and hs Ion-
are given to teachers The meet- (,i1(iH.h,.rl the. most lefinit nmhitions
ing together of the teachers and as re2.ir(ls Morocco. " That the
their friends and patrons 111 these Xorthern Coast of Africa will be
- Al. I . 1
grauu soemi gaixienngs nas proven ours gome d,v wrote tll, Madrid
of most benefit to the cause of edu- Impariat some years ago, and in so
canon in our laxe; 11 nas ....o 1 1
X 1 i . 1 it 1 .1 c i 1
promoieu anu sirengmeneu me conviction of every Spaniard,
interest in the schools, and has se- Qn the other lmiKi France in
cured the greatest respect and sym Al2eria uas an immense land fron-
pathy lor the teachers in their no- tier with Morocco, and it would be
ble work. There is plenty of room h dl - endurabie for her to have a
injne ivuanuc iioiei lor an; 11 is European neighbor in that country.
an immense anair, ami is aimosi a Just as France forestalled Italy
town within itself. All the other ; Xunis. so he will certainlv fore
hotels in Morehead City are alike tall gpain in Morocco. It is in
openeu to tne teacners during me evitable and if a European power
session, anu mere is no iacK 01 ac- has a.. -rffht to Morocco, France,
COmniO(ltltionS. vVirli Vina r1r o mnnli tr
1 he presence ot me Driinant jjr. North Africa, has certainlv the
t 11",. m.i i a 1 . . '
ieiit laimage anu me aisllH best riht.
guished Educator, Hon. W. T. Har
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 4;
Cleveland 6. Batteries, Thornton
and Clements; Young and Doyle.
Umpire, Lynch.
At New York New York, 8.
Chicago, 7. Batteries Welch and
Buckley,Stein and Kittredge. Um
pire Powers.
At Brooklvn Cincinnati 1;
Brooklyn 11. Batteries Durvea
and Keenan, Lovell and Daily. Um
pire MeQukid.
At Baltimore Baltimore 3,
Athletics 2. Batteries : Wehring
and Milligan ; McMahon and Iiob-
inson. LTmpire, Ferguson.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 1,
Columbus 4. Batteries : Crane
and Mains ; Kelly and Dolan. LTm
pire, Jones.
At AVashington Washington 4,
Boston 7. Batteries : Carsey and
Lehman ; Haddock and Murphy.
Umpire, Kerins.
At Louisville Louisville 3, St.
Louis, 1). Batteries : McGill and
Morgan ; Meakin and Ryan. Um
pire, Matthews.
ris,the United States Commissioner
of Education, will add many hun
dreds to the attendance upon this
session of the Assembly. The peo
Does Fngland Want Morocco?
But then there is England, whicl
does not want a European power
over against Gibraltar, and which
pie want to meet these celebrated does not desire to lose the Morocco
persons and enjoy their eloquent 11 DU" lt 15
LATEST TKLKGRA3IS
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lividually, but called upon
nlio had received treatment
words. The State Chronicle
will be represented at the Assem-
Doea Germany Wrant It.
Finally, there is Germany, which
the South.
Accident on the W. N. C.
bly, and will give to its readers has shown a good deal of interest
brief and interesting reports of this, in the country ot late years, and
the greatest educational meeting in which will perhaps be found back
ing the claims of Spain against
those of France. Here all the ele
ments of a pretty quarrel, and one
which it may be difficult long to
avert, for Morocco is certainly has
tening to its disolution, and there
is no legimate heir to take the place
of the present government, as is,
when that government disappears.
Mr. Gladstones recent letter in
Regular sales of real estate will
commence in Linville on June 1st.
Residence and business lots, and
suburban sites offered at private
sale only. . may-G-2-m.
(Special Cor. State Chronicle.)
Asheville, N. C, June 13.-
A wreck occurred at Cooper's on
the W. N. C. R. R. this a. m. at
12 o'clock.
A construction train ran into
o onw nnrl fi rp mn wpvp dprnilpd. i . .1 r t
.1 vv.. - - - j 1 reierence to uie treatment 01 jews
killing one negro and seriously in- in Russia lias led attention to the
juring two others. efforts to promote a system of colo-
nization of Jews in Palestine.
Jews Going Palestine-Ward.
Brooklyn, N. Y., June 13. The Chovevei Zion society has
Joseph W. Jefferson, son of the adopted a petition formally asking
eminent comedian, was married to- Lord Rotshchild to beseech Lord
day to Miss Blanche Bender, of Salisbury's intercesion and acting
Brooklyn. upon this invitation of the Chove-
Joseph Jefferaon Married.
Receivrd Iter Three O'clock Last
Mghtand Condensec.
Executive committee of the Peo
ples' party met in St. Louis and
favored a National ticket.
Argentine recognizes Chilian In
surgents. A butcher murders another
butcher in Philadelphia with a
cleaver.
A negro lynched near Bristol,
Tenn., for outraging a white wo-
man.
It turns out that it was Eng
land's Secretary of War and not
the Queen who had Gordon-dimming
turned out of the army.
Light hhower8 To-Day.
were compelled to ask for the return
of the money which they had ad
vanced him. The sudden demand
placed the heir-apparent in a most
awkward situation for a time.
It was at this juncture that
young Wilson came to his assist
ance with a loaii of (as the Leader
has it) one million dollars. This
money enabled the Prince to cancel
his obligations to the pressing
money lenders.
The Prince of Wales ami the
Duke of Cambridge, commander-in-chief
of the forces, came to Lon
don this morning on business, as it
is said, of the first importance. It
is inferred that the Prince at least
is here in connection with the bacca
rat scandal. He attends the royal pic
nic at Virginia Water to-day while
the Prince was at first disposed to
treat the Tranbv-Croft festivities as
extorted in Lord Coleridges court
with something akin to levitv, he
now seems to realize the responsi
bilities of hi position. In the
midst of other gossip pouring into
the city from all quarters of Great
Britain about the irrepressible Bac
carat case comes the report
of the London correspondent of the
Leeds Mercurv. This is to the ef
feet that there is reason to say that
on Monday next the Hon. Secreta
ry of State for War will, in the
house of Commons, apologize for the
share taken by the Prince of Wales
in condoning the conduct of Sir
William Gordon-Cumming. Lord
Chief Justice Coleridge it is report
ed, will take official cognizance ff
the charge made against him byCum
ming as to unfairness in his charge
to the jury. Sir William and his
bride were royally received by the
tenantry on his Scotch estates and
by the municipal of the neighlor
ing town of Forres.
lie Hung Himself.
By The United Press 1
Washington, D. C, June 13.
Forecast for North, South Carolina
and Georgia, light showers, station
ary temperature, easterly winds.
For Virginia, warmer, variable
winds; fair on Monday.
The Associated Press and Dunlaps
Cable.
(By the United Press).
New York, June 13 The Su
preme Court has denied the injunc
tion asked for by Dunlap's Cable
News Company and the Associated
Press in regard to exclusive con
tracts for News.
(By The United Press )
New York, June 13 John
Vancott, known as the most eccen
tric man on Long Island, committ
ed suicide by hanging in his home at
Oyster Bay last night. He was 80
years old and well off. His mania
was to paint his house all sorts of
colors and to daub various pictures
thereon. Crowds came to see the
curious house, and Vancott delight
ed to show it. No cause for the
suicide is known.
Wanted.
Two energetic men or ladies, sal
ary $75per month. Send stamp for
reply. R. D. Robinson,
117 Fayetteville St., Raleigh, N.C.