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RALEIGH, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1891.
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PRICE: 5 CENTS.
Mc
LEY NAMED
FO GOVERNOR,
Foraker Nominates Him
and he is Chosen by
Acclamation.
THE FIGHT IS ON
with simply winning :! ..t must
win it triumphantly, (applause) and
to that end we uiust fueled for our
standard-beaier that mm who, of all
others, can most surely command
our undhidel strength. (Applause.)
We niu-t have as our 1 ader a ii t
representative of our views with
respect to every living issu;, wherein
his recoid and his personality is the
ben typ. we have of the illustrous
achievements ami ihe moral gran
deur of Republicanism. It is not
my privilege to point him out. It
is no man's privilege to point him
out. That has already been done.
Uv common 0".-ut all eyes have
ih..h:hs.. si... n 1 turned in one direction. One man
ivisuut ttco u.i c unit stifnpueii wilt, it 1 11,
' there is uh . measured bv the exi-
Oppose Him as a Democratic
Candidate and Billy Will
Go Down.
(By the r iut d lr
Columijus, O., June 17. Th
second day of the Republican State
Convention opened bright and clear.
The proceedings of the day were
opened by prayer, after which th"
report of the committee on cred n
tials was presented and adopted.
The committee on permanent
organization reported amid applause
the nunc of Gen. Asa S. Bushnell,
of Clark county, for permanent
chairman of the convention, and E.
J. Kessinger, of Athens, for per
manent Secretary.
lluthnell'ft Talk.
Chairman Bushnell said:
"Gentlemen of the convention, I
thank you for this distinguished
honor, I congratulate you upon the
bright sunshine this morning
(laughter) giving promise of an
early and abundant harvest (laugh
ter) the realization of which will
be a more substantial benefit to the
whole people of this country than
the organization of any number of
new political parties." (Applause
and cheers.)
Fornker Nominate McKinley
Nominations were declared in or
der and ex-Governor Foraker arose
to present the name of McKinley
for Governor. At the sight of the
familiar figure of the ex-Governor
and sturdy campaigner the conven
tion fairly went mad with enthusi
asm. For over a minute the up
nlanse ami cheers reverberated
tl.ro.wrl, tli immense buildin.r.while punctuated with applause and when
Foraker bowed smilingly to the he concluded the convention fairly
1 A
compliment.
JUMPED
OT
T
AND CANNOT PLAY,
BLAINE AND HARRISON.
Meekin aud Raymond
Fired From the Base
Ball Quo.
FOREVER INELIGIBLE.
gencn ot tins o-casion. stands a
full h.viu ..'m tho ' ders above all
h:s comrades, and that man is
W'v.i. M:Kinley. Tlu;e are many
reasons vhy lu phonic! be nomina
te:1. T.i ihj lirst place, everybody
knot's him. He docs i.ot need
any introiietion anywhere.
"Ohio,'' said Gen. rV:ker, "islh
Lookout Mountain of th political
ba!lh w lib h we are entering, and
Wi-i. McKinl-y, Jr., is llu Jo;
Hooker of the Republican parr,
eh-.'ers) and we are th : byi
(iaiigher). We intend follow
up its steep and rugged mountain
side and help him plant the i;ag of
Republicanism in triumph there.
I move, Mr. Chairman, that thv
rules of this convention be suspend
ed and that by acclamation we
nominate to be our candidate
for Governor that brilliant
statesman and soldier and orator,
William McKinley. (Prolonged
cheering.)
Nominated by Acclamation.
Colonel Robert McKinley, the
colored orator of Cincinnati
seconded Major McKinlcy's nomina-
Baseball is a Scientific Game and
No Swindler Can Stay in
the Association.
Washington, Juue 17 Presi
dent Young of the National Base
ball League to-day made the follow
ing important announcement : "The
National Board of Professional
Baseball Clubs has decided that
Messrs. Meekin and Raymond who
jumped their contracts with the
Western Association Clubs are for
ever ineligible to play against any
national agreement club.
This order, or any order that may
hereafter be made for the same
cause will never be modified or re
voked by the present board whose
term of office will not expire for
five years.
One Will Support the Other if He
Seems to I?e the Choice.
(By the United Press).
New York, June 17 A special
to the Recorder from Augusta,
Maine, says Mr. Blaine's health is
rapidly improving. He drives out,
and holds conferences by wire with
the President at Washington. One
of the conferences preceeded the
signing of the sealing agreement.
The sending of the two naval ves
sels to Behring Sea is at Mr.
Blaine's telegraphic request. A
friend of Mr. Blaine, when asked if
Mr. Blaine would be a Presidential
candidate in 1892, said that there
would be no contest for the nomina
tion between Mr. Blaine and Mr.
Harrison. The feeling of the coun
try will be their guide. Either will
support the 6ther cordially accord
ing as this feeling is shown.
THE LAST
OW
TO RUSSIAN JEWS.
CHICAGO AG A IN i.'fiFKATED.
Cleveland Givn noi Colts a
Dose of New York .tfedtciu
Cleveland, O., June 17 The
a
NO TOBACCO HARDLY.
SonthCarolina Only Produced Thir
ty-Three Thousand Dollars'
w orth Lat Year,
(By theUjited Prea-).
Washington, D. C, June 17
The census office to-day gave out
the tobacco statistics of South Car
olina. The total number of plan
ters in the State during the census
year was .585; tha total area devot
ed to tobacco, 404 acres; the total
product, 222,81)8 pounds; and the
value of the crop to th i producer
estimated on basis of actual sales,
$33,883.
The Synagogue at St.
Petersburg, Their
Only Refuge,
Closed
CLEVELAND 1 HE MAN.
HORRIBLE TRAIN DIS
. ASTER.
Georgia Editors for Tariff Reform,
and Cleveland as the Ieaer.
TBv theCDnite.l i t.j
Atlanta, Ga., June 17 Tb
Evening Journal has made a poll f
the members of th : Georgia Press
Association now in session h.-re a
to their choice for DeMocn.'K? nom
inee for President and theii opinion
as to what should be t" e l.-ading i-
sue in the next campaign. Th re
sults are as fobows : Of eighteen
nterviewed 11 were for Cleveland,
2 for Hill and o nonet mmittal. 'J
avored tariff ret "nn as the i'j
2 preferred free nlvcr. ami 7 r -
garded them of equal importance.
While the Czar Was on his way
to Livadia his Train is met
by Another and a Trag
edy is Enacted.
(By The Uuited Pre?3.)
home team gave Anson's men
dose of New York medicine to-day,
consumating Chicago's fifth con sec
utive defeat, v iau was in good
tion on behalf of 30,000 colored form aml with the exception of lit- ;
voters of Ohio. With one wild, hi- 110 oonT ne ma(e gorillas ortne
larious cheer of affirmation the con- vi-itors. Bth sides fielded almost
vention declared Major McKinley Perfectly, making several gilt edged
nominated for Governor by accla- PLlTS- Cleveland 4; Chicago 2.
mation, and a committee was ap- nes, v iau ana uoyie; nutcni
pointed to apprise him of his nomi- sori and Kmredge.. Umpire, Lynch,
nation and escort him to the hall. At New York Philadelphia
His appearance was the signal for Same postponed on account of wet
another outburst of enthusiasm. Orounu.
McKinley Speaks. Pittsburg, Pa., June 17
Major McKinley,in accepting the 1Iiere was no ?ame between i'nts-
nomination, spoke with unwonted 'g to-aay. ine home team
energy, ins speecn was repeaieuiy "v " A'uc,iu" ;iua;j 1,141
tauity rauroau connections orougnt
them home too late to meet their
antagonists.
American Association.
At Boston morning
game-
went wild. Speaking for the Re-
Gentlemen of the convention, he publican party of Ohio he warmly
...1,1 .I rwuv mnsr. nl.nsnm commenaeu me ciean, conservative,
!i.,J .w.rfr. Tl.i, pnnt..t nnnn hle and patriotic administration of Boston 11; Athletic 13. Batter
wl.;..l. ve nr.. nhniit to intor tn he re&Uieni liamwn, mcu uau uu ico, v xjlx cuvx lump;, xiB
in some respects of unusual charac- th confidence ot the people at home ana lunngan. umpire, r erguson
ter. While it is to be hoped that d commanded universal respect At Boston -afternoon game-7
innings-
called on account of rain.
be compelled charged the Democratic administra- rell, Sanders and Milligan. Um
i.n t Mr v'.rw.tv tion with unparalleled extravagance pire, Ferguson.
LcUtl VailLl At Woca,, W-,Ch;rrfr.n 90-
, M lu. n.,ll...l nnn.. tn n. abroaI. lie spoke brieny in
r . i c , ueiense 01 me new larin iuiun imcuu v. uaiiciico.
:...!. T. vot cnr.lv it U law, and then turning ne a Jingion, jaiey anu luurpny; r er-
known that we are to be
w VWIHV1I. " -J . ,1 . T.
than ever before. m ftlale expenaiiure.
Sherman lams.
Thai liemocrauc t-ariy. Rinatnp Rhprman followed in a
, .JV.IM.-. w. .--
In this first place we must tight ghort , and then the commit
that tunishonorea enemy, ine ucra- on resolutions reported the plat
oeratic party, wlncii it wouia ap- f , t promptly adopted
m . 1 w 1 1 a I m M. w
pear that even the uevu count not T platform reaffirms devotion
kiii. .vna in uw ai l"atV., to the patriotic doctrine ot protec
body yet knows How many third ..on demands protection to the wool
parties. We do Know, however, . Wrv pn(orses the amended
that the political shibboleth of each . ' 'ot nf th iast Congress ;
and every one of these political or- demadg the free exercise by every
ganizations will be anything to beat ... 1T1 nf tj. sftVrei!rn right to cast
the Republican party. .Not only is L.g baUot and to have it counted;
Ihetiovernorsnipoiiuegreavouue j j j t protect our
THE PfttfSIT i.M r KILL.EU.
Oie of the Alvo's Crew ays the
Ilaytians Have Shot Their Leader.
" (By The Unfted Press. )
New York, June 17 First
Mate Bishop of the steamship Alvo,
which arrived from Haytian ports
to-day, states that on June 6 a ves
sel which had been at Port Au
Prince during the insurrection,
reached Navassa and reported that
President Hippolyte had been shot
and killed by one of the insurgents.
The report had not yet been further
substantiated when the Alvo sailed
away. The story of the revolt and
subsequent murder of Rignaud
which this vessel brought agreed
with the reports which have already
been published.
Mate Bishop says that while the
Alvo was at Jacma on June 5, six
political prisoners were taken out
of prison to the open square in the
centre of the city and shot in the
presence of their friends and rela
tives. The greatest excitement
prevails in town, and all sorts of
stories of outrage and murder are
current.
New Pr fesor at VHndtrMlt Ui i-
V i v
against
classes
..... , ...i. ..
ft Ohio at stake, but this contest in- ,.rtlltt.v nnd neonle
volves more thau the governorship, , . f (,rimiual
.. r 1 1.1.-
more than the uenerai iveinu.Y, inn nntlnns ? and com-
, . "1 'n" 1
more than the public institutions. , . administration of Presi
It reaches out into national po i- , IlarriSOn and the policy of re
ties. A United states senator v in . . , t virrorous foreign
depend upon its result, and more licv wnich iias commanded the
imnortant still than all this, it will naM r for(1;rn nations for the
determine whether this great fcdate
- .... . j niir it i I l l ( r mil i T
iiut v' V
()
f Ohio is to go into the next great
national contest of 1892 at the head
f Ihe Republican or at the head of
the Democratic column.
-We shall win this fight (ap
plause) but we must not be content
Andrew Harris Nominated for
Lieutenant Governor.
At Washington Washington 20;
Baltimore 19. Batteries Carsey
and Lohman; Cunningham, Var
holtern and Townsend. Umpire,
Kerins.
At Louisville 10 innings Col-
umbus 3; Louisville 2. Batteries,
Dolan and O'Conner; Fitzgerald and
Cahill. Umpire, Davis.
At Cincinnati St. Louis game
postponed on account of wet grounds.
Do not almost kill yourself by
violent purgatives. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
World's Fair Delegates to Europe.
I xpelted for Immoral Conduct,
By The U i e 5 Press.
(Bv the United Press).
Washington, D. C, June 17.-
Secretary Foster to-day appointed
Hon. Chas. H. Grosvenor, of Ohio,
a Commissioner of the World's Fair
to visit Europe, and II. J. Schulteis,
of the District of Columbia, repre
senting the Federation of Labor, a
member of the Immigration Com
mission to visit Europe.
London, June 17 A St. Pe
tersburg dispatch says that the clos
ing of the synagogue in that city is
regarded bv the Jews as a final blow
at their race. The synagogue is a
handsome and comparatively ancient
specimen of architecture and its ex
istence was often pointed to by the
friends of Russia as an evidence
that the charges about persecuting
the Jews were greatly exaggerated.
The closing of the synagogue goes
to show that the rich as well as the
poor Hebrews are included in the
imperial ban. The Czar's journey
to Livadia to meet the Grand Duke
George was attended by the most
extraordinary precautions entirely
respective oi tne comiort ana
A.
convenience of the gener
public. While the imperial train
was on its Way a passenger train
came on, traveling in the opposite
direction. The passenger train was
M. I
side-tracked. All the windows
wTere closed and the doors locked, '
and the passengers were warned '
not to show themselves outside
the carriages until after the Czar's
rain had passed. Each door on
that train was guarded by a soldier.
The passenger train remained
stationary for two hours before
being permitted to go ahead. The
sufferings of some of the inmates of
the train are said to have been ter
rible. In one instance a mother
and babe, the latter a weekling,
were unable to obtain the neces-
iry attendance of a physician
a id the child perished, obviously
on that account. The poor mother,
with her dead child in her arms,
went insane over her loss. The
latest Russian regulation is an
rder by the holy synod that mem
bers of the Greek church must at
tend church on Sunday. Police
men are to be detailed near all large
manufacturing establishments to see
that the order is obeyed.
Roanoke, Va., H- v. Collins I)n-
ny, chaplain of 'hj l"nivcrvtv of
Virginia, has been elected to fill th
chair of Moral Phih-sophy in Van
derbilt University, ;hville, Ten
nessee.
Rev. Mr. D-nnv's teim atth;
University of Virginia expires on
July 11th, and he was at lb- la.t
session of the Baltimore Coi.f rea e
appointed pastor of Greene Memo
rial church of this citv.
THE BOY CJ F.TS A IIO.M K
At the Orphan Asylum aud the In
human Illan is Fined nnd
I'ays Damages.
(Ox o-d Day )
Rev. Dr. Black, superintendent
of .the Orphan Asylum, has return
ed home from Greenville and
brought with him the orphan boy,
Hudson, who was so cruelly whip
ped by a farmer named Carr. The
little fellow has some ugly bruises
on his body.
The court fined Carr $000, and
required him to pay the boy $150
and the Orphan Asylum $300.
A Collision ou C & O. It. It.
By The United rr -.
Lexington, Va., June 17 A
collision between two freight trains
on C. & O. railroad this afternoon
at Snowden, twenty-five miles east,
resulted in the instant death of tire
man and engineer on one of the
trains. A number of the cars were
badly wrecked and travel on the
road was blocked for six or eight
hours. The names of the killed
were engineer Jas. J,ane and tire
man Quinton, both of Clifton Forge.
Climbing up the Flue.
The helthy people you meet have
healthy lives, They take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
(By the Ua.te 1 Pre3 )
Boston, Mass., June 17. At
o'clock to-day the themoineter at
the signal office recorded 90 degrees.
Reports from other points in the
State show that to-day is generally
hotter than yesterday. At Cape
Cod the themometer registered 96;
at New Bedford 90.
Traveling gives violent headache.
Bradycrotine cures them at once, j
Columbia, S, C, June 17. A
special to the State from Greenville
S. C, says: The Rev. Jesse A.
Betts, a prominent Methodist min
ister of this county, has been ex
pelled from the ministry and the
church for immoral conduct. The
charges were made by his colored
cook and were sustained by the tes-
timony.
I,
A small package, of surgical in
struments, mailed at Goldsboro,
June lo, to the State Hospital,
Raleigh, is unaccountably missing.
Anybody to'-vhom it has been de
livered bv mistake, or who may
find it, will be rewarded upon its
delivery to the addresser or the
Postmaster.
A. W. Shaffer, P. M.
j-18-2t.
Where theSnow Birds 'est.
For a cool place in summer; for
health and recreation visit Linville,
Grandfather Mountain, and the
beautiful region surrounding them.
ALL POWER ON EARTH.
That's What it Seems is Given the
Chilian President.
By The United Press
New Y'okk, June 17 Mail ad
vices from Chili state that Presi
dent Balmaceda'sCongress has inves
ted him with despotic powers, giving
him authority to confiscate any and
all property, to dispose of public
funds at will, to suspend the right
of assemblage and the freedom of
the press and to arrest and fix the
residence of all citizens. These
powers expire in September.
Egg3 Excepted From Warehouse
System.
I By The United Press.
Washington, June 17 Assist
ant Secretary Spaulding has decid
ed that eggs being perishable, are
excluded from the privilege of the
bond and warehouse system.
When you et of! the train at Ualeiph
Regular sales of real estate will be sure to a-jk for one of Upchurch $s
commence in Linville on June 1st.
Residence and business lots, and
suburban sites onered at private
sale only. may-6-2-m.
Lancaster's carriages. We will send
you and your trunk to any part of the
city for 25 cents. Our stables are open
day and night the year through.
LANCASTER & UPCHURCIL
jnnlOt. Raleigh, X. C.