Carolina Watchman

              the carolina watchman vol xxiiv third series salisbury n c thursday february 23 1893 genekal sews wilson has just got in a 15,000 electric light plant and is to have a system of water works in operation next august hawaii to be annexed flames euvelop dancer buda-pesth hungary feb 15 j at a carni*f dance which was given monday evening iu duestich pereg at ilb,clock when about 100 persons were dancing in the lull on the first ffoor,ajj_hild playing i u the cellar dropped a hghted taper through the bung hole of a cask of petroleum ihe cask excluded and killed the child a'id.tore the dance floor and scattered the burning petroleum among the dancers a doz*n persons were en veloped in the u.ai.es and windows and doors spreading the tire and panic among the rest of the company half of the people in the hall were at the end from which there were no exits and as the floor on the side near the windows had been torn up by the ex plosion but they were obliged to run the length of the blazing room toes cape ten persons fell through to the cellar and were burned to death sev en more whose clothes had caught on hre died shortly after reaching the air three were trampled iuto uncon sciousness m the panic and were burn ed as they lay on m,c floor five men and seven women whose clothes were half burned from their backs are in a critical condition many others have slight fractures or burns only 35 or 40 persons escaped uninjured a serious negro riot occurred at stafford , tex week before hist the negroes threatened to burn the town mr j c buxton has resigned the presiden cy ofthe first national bank o winston and col j w alspaugh has been elected his successor ouu washington lel'tek correspondence of the watchman washington feb 15 1893.—presi dent harrison has officially recognized the hawaii commissioners and inti mated to them that he favored annexa tion and in a few days probably this week he will send a message to con gress recommending the necessary leg islation with certain conditions to be detailed in his message while many congressmen believe that'*minister stevens acted entirely too hastily iu establishing a protecto rate without instructions the prepon derance of congressional opinion seems to be that outright annexation or pro gressive annexation that is a con tinuance of the protectorate for a given period to be followed by annexa tion is now necessary in order to ! maintain the national honor which is of course the first thought of every congressman however much they may differ as to methods one thou and eight hundred girls were graduated from the boston cook ing schoolsduring the past year the proprietors of the char lotte observer have purchased tho old bank of mecklenburg building and will tit it up and move the office iuto it at an early day on the head of the average man there are about 120.000 hairs provi ded of course that he is not bald the raleigh visitor says mr j c l harris is now connected with the night editorial staff of fhe slate chronicle a bill lias been introduced in the tennessee legislature to makecarrving of pistols taxable as other privileges attherateof five dollars a year the revenue received is to be applied to the common schools what is gj^_______l ipcsf . m 1 mb^____l i^_^_fost'2_^_m r i^^__________________f •*% \_____\ -*> _____{ f ______{ s k yz castoria is dr samuel pitcher's prescription for infants and children it contains neither opium morphine nor other narcotic substance it is a harmless substitute for paregoric drops soothing syrups and castor oil it is pleasant its guarantee is thirty years use by millions of mothers castoria is the children's panacea the mother's friend castoria castoria castoria iflso well adapted to chimren that castoria cures colic constipation mend it __ superior toany prescription sour stomach diarrhoea emc-ation tome n a ak<~!!.-.r m d kiii worms ives sleep and promote di 111 so oxford st brooklyn >*. y gestion without injurious medication - use ' castoria 1 is so universal and ritsbo well k::own that it so ms a work " for y(xlts i im ve commende arer gation t > endorse it low arc the your castoria 1 and ehail always continue u at families who do not k_rp castoria uo so as it has invariably produced beneflcia - easy retch results c_i_--8 llkumt d d edwi f pxitncz m d sew york city s5ui street and tth ave new york city thk centaur coscpjjt 77 hcrzut strkit nrw york citt statesville marble works is the place to get monuments tombstones c a : irge stock of vermont marble to arrive iu a few days we guarantee ion in every respect laud.'positively.'will^notjbe'undersold graniteemonuments of all kivde a specialty c ? b webb & co is y proprietor a bridge half a mile long will be built across the mississippi near new 0-leans with 5,000,000 of chicago capital says the store and postoffice at grassy pond cleveland county was robbed sunday night a week ago one dollar in pennies was taken from the postoffice aud ten in cash aud ten dol lars worth of jewelry from the store gen green clay smith in a letter from washington says the soldiers of the civil war are dying at the rate of 22,000 per year gov carr has offered one hundred dollars reward for the capture of ad d-on amerson the murderer of frank iloward in wilson county lust decem ber the charlotte news says mr a w clark a good farmer of berryhill town ship mecklenburg county fell off the top of a freight train on which ho was riding tuesday night and crushed his skull dying instantly the accident occurred near belmont gaston'county the settlement depends much upon president elect cleveland if he in forms the leaders of his party that he intends calling an early extra session of congress this matter will probably be allowed to go over but such will hardly be the result of mere rumors of an extra session believed by many to have been started for no other pur pose than to influence voters on the silver question which was settled for the session last week if congress will not meet again before next de cember there is little doubt that president harrison's recommendation will be promptly acted upon one gentleman who is on terms of intima cy with mr cleveland told me that his impression was that mr cleveland would be pleased to see this hawaiian business hnally disposed of at this session as he expects to have enough domestic problems to fully occupy his time for some time after his inaugura tion there is good logic in this view of it too now that the report of both the senate and house committees which investigated the homestead strike and the employment of the pinkerton's men in labor troubles generally have been made the futility of expecting any pronounced congressional legislation on the subject is apparent the house committee's reports there are three of them contain no recommen dation of value and tbe report of the senate committee which reads like it might have been written by a school boy who had just received two lickings one from the teacher and the other from his father is no better it con sists of nine conclusions which the committee arrived at and these con clusions wabble between the two sides ofthe question finally winding up with the doubt whether congress has any right to legislate on the subject and pleading for arbitration it is a fact well known in washington if not at their homes that the average con o-iessman be he senator or represen tative while always ready to make a buncombe speech on the labor question is afraid to commit himself to decisive legislation on the subject the house has adopted amendments to the legislative and executive ap propriation bill providing for eight hours work a dav bv the clerks in the departments reducing their annual leave with pay from 30 to 15 days a year and prohibiting the do ug of any department on accouni of the death of an ex-official it is consider ed very doubtful whether any of these amendments except possibly the hist one will get through the senate tin same bill lias another amendment . i good one too abolishing congres sional funerals at public expense it is estimated that the proposed amendments to the pension laws now being diseased by the house wonld if they became laws save about 30 000,000 a year they provide lor transferring the pension office from the interior to the war department and placing it in charge of army officers also for suspending pensions paid to those having an annual income of 600 or more to widows who were not married within five years from the close of the war and except in ca*e of total disability to alien non-residents these amendments may possibly get through the house but there is no probability of their being adopted by the senate as at present constituted the mountain would not come to mahomet so mahomet will goto the mountain the panama investigating committee the members of which sensibly changed their minds aben holding a star chamber investigation bad so much trouble about getting witnesses wanted to come heie and testify that if left for new york t * d-iv where it will endeavor to get a look at tbe cooks and to get the testi mony of the bankers who handled the money liter the committee will probably go to indiana lo take ex secretary thompson s testimony notwithstanding tiie report that be would be selected the unofficial n nouncement that judge gresliam hud bsen really selected to lie mr cleve land secretary of state created a sensation in washington his pei soual fitness is acknowledged by all but there is considerable quiet kick ing being done by democratic con ressmen tbey do not t.iiiik the v lge is a democrat and by the way i he isn't german boys are said to be the strongest in the world irish boys the wittiest french boys are the cleverest and american boys the brightest john hairston colored was arrested in winston last week charged with stealing 100 from charles bowman a wealthy farmer of stokes county hairs ton who was raised by mr bowman got the money out of the old man's truuk while the latter was at breakfast there is danger of a rabbitt plague in kansas similar to that of australia is this another evidence of the mistakes of the populist ? positions to br avoided to all yonng men who cqntemplato a out-ney to washington for the purpose of securing employment tho best advice is don't tho humblest situation in a mercantile house where tho pecuniary reward is small where tho hours aro long and whoro the labor is hard i8 bet ter in the end than a government clerk ship ouo way ho opportunities for ad vancoment for the utilization and final reward of every talent and all tho energy that the young man posesses the oth er wayjic hopelessness drudgery stag nation a maryland woman entertained three guests some time ago strangers to her and one another named mrs sprinkle mrs shower aud mrs storm col geo williamson a prominent cit izen of caswell county died last week he was a soldier in the mexican war and also in the late war he had served sev e ral terms in the state senate and was a successful farmer on a large scale the manufacture of southern pro ducts in the south is on the increase a single factory in north carolina is now turning out 4,000,000 daily a texas legislature wants to amend the state constitution so as to hold a session of the legislature only once iu four years and to elect state senators only once in eight years four thousand people in concordia and cataroula parishes in the northern p°rtion of louisiana are on the verge of starring information said to be from that section shows that the peo ple are in a pitiable condition and un less relief is given them at once many deaths from starvation will result is there a town in nmth carolina that can show up as well as to politics s sparta not a single white re publican lives iii our town — allegha ny sictr a man i.s dog mean who can and won't pay his debts and a litte help should be provided for him what this country needs more than anything else except prohibition is a strict cash system we trust tbe time is not far distant when the { t_dit system will play out as a rule it is the poor man's enemy — wilhesboro news it 13 a duty yon owe yosirsel and faia ily to tnt tho pot talao for your n-.oney economise in your ftotwenrb purchasing v ii douglas shoes which represent tho bet taiue for price asked ae fcuonaandj wul gr«^h k k ko substitute 4ei w l douglas s3 shoe c n fi en . the best shoe in the world f08 the money a genuine bewed shoe that vhll not rip nno calf o«_nle smooth inside flexible more com fortable atvllsh and durable than any otber shoe e rer bold at the price equals custom made shoes costing from 1 to 5 _ • 6a d 85 itand-sewed.flnecalf shoes tho it v most stylish easy and durable shoes ercr sold at the price _ ho j equal fine imported shoes oottlng from 8 to 12 . _ c_1 so police shoo worn by farmers and au 3**ws other who want a good heavy calf threo solsd extension ugo shoe easy to walk in and will keep tho feet dry and warm ft<j 50 fino calf s'-.ss and 02.00 wotk 9iii i n jrmen'n shoes will give more wear for tho money than any otior make they are made for ser vice the increasing sales show that worltlngmen have found tils out r 3.00 ana vontlis 81.75 school duyo ehooo are worn by the boys every where tho mom eervlceablo shoossold at the prices i ___-! ;____! s3-00 llaad-sewcd vz.50 i.ciq16s li co and 81.75 bhoos for minscs are madeof the best dongola or flue calf as desired they are rery stvllsh comfortable and dura ble the js.uoshos equals custom made shoes costing fronj 84.00 w 6.0o ladles who wish to economize lu their footwear are finding this out caatlon w l douglas name and the price u tamped on tho bottom of each shoe ; look for it when yon buy beware of dealers attempting to sub stitute otber makes for them such substitutions aro fraudulent and subject to prosecution by law for ob taining money under false pretences w 1 dougi a3 brockton mass sold by nl s.3&0w.j . curea all feinalo complaints and montbly irregularity leuoorrho-a or whites pain in bac or sides strengthens the feehle build up the whole system it has cured thousand and will cure you druggi3t have it send etamp for book db i p dk0kg00i & co lonlfrtihe ky heg^iate the bowels ce ltene . deranges tbo whole y liu_fi aud begets diaoaaes such aa sick headache p«spepsia fevers kidney siseasef silious colic kalaria etc t t r7 l g?i pjils produce ra;jf_:a habit of •-*.-- and good dis:«siion nithotit j*xa_u wi can enjoy good health hld everywhere the carolinian says that the third pirty men ill the house voted with the republicans ia favor of abolishing the present system of county government in stokes county capt black of maxton who was recently ordained to the gospel ministry in the presbyterian church has heen appointed to the position as ■ evangelist for union and ausoa counties — mon ro enquirer men have various way of carrying their money says an exchange butch ers grocers and bankers carry it in a crumpled wad bankers in nice clean bills laid at full length in a morocco pocket book brokers always fold their bills twice the young business man carries his money in his vest pock et and the sporting man carries his in his trousers pocket farmers and dro vers carry their money in their inside pockets editors carry theirs in other people's pockets washington feb 15 the president sent a message to tho senate this after noon recommending the annexation of the hawaiian islanda to tiio united states it is accompanied by the treaty j of annexation concluded between the secretary of state and tho hawaiian commissioners and a mass of correspon dence relating to the question ot issue the treaty is brief providing merely for the annexations of tho islands under the present provisional government leaving the details of the permanent form of government etc to the action of congress the correspondence is very voluminous going back many years and gives a complete history of the island so far aa negotiations with the united states is concerned contrary to the general expectation the senate in executive session declined to make the treaty public immediately but decided to first havo tho message and docu ments printed for confidential informa tion of senators tho papers were ac cordingly sent down to the government printing office 4o be put in typo for confidential use with the probability that the seal of secrecy will be released to-morrow the next cabinet lakewood n j 14 mr cleve land officially announced the name of four members of his cabinet through the united press this evening they are walter q gresham of illinois sec retary of state jno g carlisle of kentucky secretary of the treasury diiiiiel s laraont of new york sec retary of war wilson s bessell of buffalo n y postmaster general on makingjthis announcement cleveland said there is no need of any mystery in regard to the cabinet and it is use less to speculate and indulge in guess work i shall make no secret of the matter but shall announce the names of the gentlemen selected to fill each position as fast as i receive their ac ceptances and their permission to make the matter public mr cleveland would say nothing in regard to the other positions or the men who have been mentioned in con nection with them it is evident that hoke smith hillary herbert and oth ers who have been mentioned are un der consideration a conference which will probably settle hoke smith's chan ces one way or the other will be held at mr cleveland's oflice in new york some day this week senator gordon and other southerners will be present its importance made manifest a shin canal on the nicaragua route would be of great service to this country in many ways and an illustra tion of the value of such a waterway is suggested by the movements of ad miral gherardi'b squadron and thee n dition of affairs on the hawaiian is lands this squadron is now moving northward in the atlantic and will be at burbadoes in a few days in all probability commander will there find orders directing h m to go io hott oliil b'»t the passage to that piace will consume forty-two days and the squadron will be compelled to slop twice on the way for coal if there were a ca al across the isthmus the trip would be a direct and compari tively a short one and in this case the lapse of time may be a matter of very considerable importance n i times and in ca<?e of war with groat brifian where would our squadron co.il there would not he a coaling station on tho route where an ameri can war ship could get n piece of com for coal is a contraband of war 11 the canal was completed and domina ted by this country then ve would have coaling stations along the route and thev would be supplied with southern coal hawaii will be owned by a foreign power within ten years and the united slates government had just as well understand it now our country would bs in a serious condi tion at war with a naval power and without the ability lo get coal for its ships jo prevent war is to be pre pared for it smh was the advice ol washington # lieigh chi oracle the cherokee tribe of indians have perhaps the most odd form of marriage the happy couple join hands over a running stream and they become at once man and wife it must be rather compromising for a cherokee youth to assist a lady across a ditch about 40,000,000 is paid every year in germany for the creation and preservation of forests 299,000 fami lies are supported from them while something like 3,000,000 find employ ment in the various wood industries of the empire total revenue from the forests amounts to 14,500,000 and the current expenses are$8 500,000 many a poor youag man seeks agov ernment clerkship in order tnat he may earn his support while he is studying hia profession ho is playing with fire he is taking up staff that is likely to become necessary to him as a crutch he is in danger of discovering when his profession is learned that he is not tho moral tojruge to drop his government stipend it would havo been infinitely better it might have been his making if he had toiled for scantier dollars in a manlier way tho government clerk drags out a monotonous existence dreary uupromis ing of advancement and if he is not turn ed out in his old ago to linger on through his few remainingyears in poverty of his kind there is no service that so destroys the latent energies and kills the hope as that of a government clerk young men who think they have the elements of suc cess in them should avoid it as they would a plague ilurpcrs weekly looks that way a jealous minded minded phectover in the southern part ofthe territory observes that the editor of the kicker will now probably begin to pall wires for tho postuaastership of the town thank you sir we began pulling wires for that position six weeks ago it may look a utile cheeky on oar part to want to ho editor mayor state senator and post tnaster at once but that's our earnest desire just the same we feel that wo have the length depth and breadth to hold about eight political offices at tbe same time and still have time to spare to look after our great family newspaper grocery feed store butcher bhop shoe st re and harness shop we don't want the cat lit but wc think we can run a good big slice of tbe glorious west to everybody's satisfaction yes we want tiio po-tmastership and the lirst thing to greet the eye ofthe new postmaster gen eral as hi takes posession will be our ap plication we ought to have had tin position under mr wannamaker as we wore baying goods from him right along and advi ing all philadelphia children to attend his sunday uool but he gave us t.'io grand flop ami put in a critter whose only receoimaeud - ' was a bad ease of catarrh and tho ability to spell chicago with a capital s we snail iie p st master it will reward us for our zeal it will be another tribute to our merit later on we may want to bo k^vnior of arizona but there is no special n ed io rush thing arizona a inker . a gentleman by the name of km r insisted tiii.t it should be r n noun r k vi 1 a farmer .; , hack yard one day ami tii followin > convert i?io t endued between a servant • ■ c farmer "'■> ■■■- mr k zer live i ai ! rin^r \ mr ke.-zir lives here was tiie rep y vvell see here yo i tell ifr k-ez.ir m r kersmilh ha a lo d ol hay or him and wmts to ... •.- .■. the kerbarn is a ti ' br.iin ball pounds a wow •• -. j . .. lighter bul of hner qa ti ty i bat . what enables h-.-r to ustelard i im ighbor's p 1 l.v hi --•• -,. j iipit t.j tiru s t ., iontc ! v(l i ilia ill • is r i p.rtv anu ste •»•.,. ., li • ■ :" '.:'■■ \ 1c5 iu -.:>• shaje a valued raleigh contemporary says the great problem with which this legislature is struggling is how to make the penitentiary self-supporting in new jersey no such thing is at tempted and a bill has actually been introduced to require county commis sioners to pay 75 cents a day to the family of a man imprisoned for intoxi cation abuse or non-support of fami ly or assault after a while some sick sentimentalist will introduce a bill requiring the authorities to give convicts ice cream twice a week the editor of the st louis repub lican seriously asks are we a chris tian nation ?" it wouldn't be so strange if a chicago editor had made that inquiry we couldn't say pos itively but as the country is becoming democratic we have hopes that if we are not a christian nation we will eventually be — wilmington star in raleigh a meeting of special im portance has been held by tbe legisla ture on banks the special subject un der consideration being the various bills to establish state banks and the plan of securing the best bank system some prominent bankers addressed the committee it was plainly stated that it would not do to take county or mu nicipal bonds and also that state bonds were difficult te procure one banker said he had to pay 101 for north carolina 4's the bankers said the best plan was to i>sue one-third on the paid up capital and bold the stock holders liable for twice the amount of their stock other bankers will be here and have a hearing a moan from the new york trib une the election of judge allen as senator from nebraska by a combina tion of democrats and populists re moves the last possibility of the re publican control over the upper branch of congress as the result of this and similar agreements the democratic par ty will become responsible ou march 4 for the government of the country if you see a needed improvement for the town demand it and talk it vigor ously until the whole community is impregnated with the idea until a storm of public sentiment compels the work and bye and bye you will see the result of your courage and talk in uni versal improvement increased facilities and business and a broad liberal gen erous public spirit that pervades aud vivifies and makes beautiful every place where it enters — new bern journal the public printing rockingham rocket : we have never thought it right for a poor man with tea children who is obliged to plow a bull ox and owns no wheel conveyance to be compelled to work and keep in re pair the public roads while his next neighbor who owns a dozen wagons and teams and is past 45 years of age goes scottfreeof road duty we know the charge is made and true too that this is the only duty or tax that many of our colored population pay the state but let there be a law enacted that a voier show his tax receipt before he is entitled to vote and the tax will be forthcoming let there be a wheel tax to keep up our public highways and the improve ments of the public road will be start ling aid let there be a law compelling everybody to pay their taxes before lhey exercise the righ tof suffrage and you will see an equally surprising full treasury the lungs contain one hnndred and seventv-five million cell lhis is what makes man a practical joker \ joint democratic caucus of the general assembly was held yesterday afternoon in the hall of the house to consider the public printing question after much discussion ot the subject the sense of ihe caucus was expressed in the following resoiutio-.i which was adopted : resolved 1 that it is the sens oi this caucus that rhe public printing and binding should b let out to some responsible firm or person at tne low est actual c>'t 2 lhat the committee o i 1 nntin . be instructed to make a contract and report to the caucus cures all skim and blddddi5ea5g ■<-,., a , t a _. 1 r .. » . f i,-.!l.i x_tlon c • ■-.•'•)) itwltb great mltafm-uon for th ccr »* all j**"**m zt-__^^;iai^s^^^a^j?^3g f ; a.'_m . 7 .£• vt - *^!"* ih^-flr,?'%^ste - bmluaff rhtniril!.ir maitr old ■ i ai f:.it ht r;ilit«.l til tt«._p»nl c_i»:t j~|fff t eu^es i \ 3l jjiyuj/iuitiufi -'- » - n-i l^^cbru-i h,i___.l couifiiamti h«r f 1 ;. ! mn t._tirr scald heft4,»*q.,«to ttd ii whot .'.-'• iroi are pol.oned tnj whom blood u in '^ mmm r - '■ 2^l t * t due io mcnttma irrtgnltfltfei art f||qr cures 1 i -""'. y^l\^vyts^mss.n^r^o^at!^i\ki ■ -> < n r p«-'jm o p -. p f.acily ait nn ro*t lippean bu03 propriatan dngrista lirpmjm'a block 8a7as3ab qi wm price luttsvule mo writes iwns af ' with bclatlca and bar 1 t the use of my i 1 one leg for nine yeais i weiil to i a il.otrli i dlfli-rent doctors tut iuund : ti l botanic blood balm it mads anci well i am will kr.own here swaviiah ga april 26 1889 ring used three bottles of p p p blood and geneial weakness . derived great benefits from having gained 11 pounds in h four weeks i take great pleas recommending it to unfortunates yours trul v john morris i iffice of j.n mcelroy druggist } orlanda fla april 20,1891 j 5 rs lippman bros savannah ga r sirs i sold threo bottles of p p ge size yesterday and one bottle ■ i o-day the p p p cured my wife of rheuma .. later before hist ll came back on past winter and a half bottle j . ' size relieved her auaiu,and she has i t ad i symptom since i id a b ittle of p p p to a friend of one of his turkeys a small one and bis w ile gave it a teaspoon was in t'ae evening and the lit i w turned over like he was dead morning was up hollering aud yours respectfully j a mcelroy savannah ga 17 1891 ts lippman bros savannah,ga dear sirs i have suffered from rheu ri ' tism for a long time and did not fiud aeure until 1 tumid i i p.,which com i'-'u-'y cured me yours trulv !' t a f.jones l'c orange st savannah gj^jj many things in this busy world of ours have been wrongly named for instance milk of lime has no milk oil of vitriol is not an oil quicksilver is pure mercury soda water contains no soda sulphuric acid contains no sul phur wormseed is un expanded flower buds coppen-s is an iron salt and con tains no copper german silver con tains no silver and blacklead contains no le id ; sugar of lead has nothing to do with sugar nor has cream of tartar anything to do with cream oxygen means the acid generator but hydro gen is really the essential element and many acids contain no oxygen salts of lemon has nothing to do with a lemon but is a mt of the extremely poisonous oxalic acid new york feb 15 the will of the late mrs flora payne whitney wife ... ex-secretary of na«y whitney was to day tiled for prohate i was executed january 31 1893 and leaven all ber property real and personal to her n i [ band aii<l makes him sole executor 1 property is valued at ueai j ue nilli n dollars no 15