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The DAU.T Adtance containing
I the latest telegraph news from all
parts of tbe world can be food oo
sale at tbe Battery Park, the Swan
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u wit -
rarity and experience are the
telling poinU in the Drag basi nee,
We have both of these oo oar tide
at Pelbam'a Pharmacy, itone oat
the purest mtdcie are employed
f at oar rDarmacy, and we bare tba
i most libertl eiperience to rccom-
mend ai to the implicit confidence
of the poblic
V. E. Pklham,
: 43 a Main at, AahetUIe, I. C.
At EtabrokV22 booth Maia
St, yoa will find a firt claas line
of Book, Stationery, Artiata ila-1
terial. EoirraTlnra and Pictareldry under the proviljn of tbe
Frames. Blank Books a specialty, I
Easter Curds of tue best makes, in I
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U. v lews, i-nowgrspDic ana n.ua
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pamieo, consxanuy on naou, ai
made 16 order. Lessons giren la
AVASmaaToy, D.C. April 11
Virginia- lair weather, cooler; fol
lowed by alowly rUioz temper a-
I tore, light variable wind.
. j JfortixiCanIina-liihtly cooler,
a I t m litfvKr aei ai Mrinla
Tenneeee fair weather, slight
chance in temueratare: Tanable
winds generally fromeaax to sooth
Farmers are baay at work.
The good work of improvement
goea bravely on.
Mr. E. Byerly, has erect eU a
steam saw afd grut mill at Wea-
vervllle.
The excitement at Wearerrllle
over the municipal election is not
so great as usaal.
: , We long to see the hage pile of
brick finally disappear from the
pablio aqaare. It baa been an eye
sore for many months.
See notice of sealed proposals by
D. T. Millard, Sanitary Inapector. j
rbica will be found In another
eclamo of to-day's paper. - j
w. v-.K-.i-i a..! .
citizen of Leicester township, died
suddenly at his home in that sec
tion of tbe county Monday.
DrT W. L. Reagan, of Ivy, Drs. J
Weaver and Ileran ol Weaver-1
wilU h.r- rooa the meetinr of
Che State Medical Aaaodalioa at
Charlotte.
Our neighboring town of Header-1
sonvUle will have an exciting man!-
eipal eletttoo this year. Tbe present I
mayor, Mr. A- K. Posey, and Mr. I
Wesley Justice are the candidates I
for mayor.
Tbecounty commissioners' of lien-1
dexson county ha v ordered an
uon in tae town or neooeraoovuie,
to be held tbe first Monday in Jane,
on the question of wet or dry. bo
says the Times.
The State Medical Society will
meet at Charlotte to-day. Dr. J.
A-Eeagan, Jr, of Uadlaon,
ira. "UiiuBswn auaxy,w am-
cey paaaed throaga the city en
route to this meeting, they being
members of the society.
Messrs. U. Q. Ewsrt, W. A.
Smith, W.O.B. Morris, A. Caa
non and others will 'address the
people ol Headers in coaaty, at
rartoas times aod pLaoes between
this time aod the day of election
on the sub ect of tbe Mud Creek j
Drainage Bill. It Iseoafldently U-
lieve! that the Issuing of the
bonds will be approved.
(few Line.
How mady, a com piste new line of
White (Jramte (ot hioeeCbJaa) fiae
aha pea not eaaly chipped or broken I A
and ored at a very low price Mee 1
It before boring wehsvea full line
mi uns I
of hotel ware now salwlil esll as
cioweMUortheni bou-ca. We have
an imtpeuae stork of beat l1tM
lZldK(y
, , ' .,
Tkerewa do oemrreiie In lh
Viator' curt yrterdj frvoi
which an Iteai cooM U f.Klt.J. j
Wkiiiw i. -.iwi
hta larg pHnff ami turn m !.
Iiokoet-for tWt announcetieot in
next 8ubdaya Daily Arv?n k. ,
Alderaaan Murraj, beklea beiug
a moat faithful oOoer, alo make
a naeful man In the rapacity of
atreet aaperlnte odeot. He I bow
log food JaJfmeot la mark of the
atreet Improvement pvf on in
oar city.
It baa been Mfeted 1J mny
tbat a toAu xr.r 1 1 o uf our citi
acoa be called the lt of tbia week
for tbe parpoe of nominating a
municipal ticket. It i only a lit
tle orer two work a ontil tbe elee-
tkm.
The tri-at amount of work d'n
aJoo; the mad betvn thU city and
A very'a Orek, nmviiiCHit u iter
day that the fnnr have not lit
lloklnr.o womUlnr.
We heard a geu tie man say ye
btrdav tbat he voo'.l tv lr l
mo-t auy one f r tnaur and aldrr
mao If be mould pled,; bia-aelf to
keep the present lee lorre. II
aid tbat AheviII L.i.l the iM-.t
police force to it uumbera he LaI
eter aeen an f where.
We were informed yesterday by
one of the active prohibition work
era that petition will t preuented
to the Iloard of rommiMoorr at
I the ILiy meeting, asking for an
election on the question of wet or
funeral option law.
,
l a aaaA n a I
loomlog up M m Trrj- pf0UbIe can-
dllUu, fuP m,vor.
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Iy vuiiutui viiuru vi iiuiusiiuri in
Tjilr.
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Capt. M. i:. Carter and Cba!
A. Moore, Eq will atart to 1UI?
eirh tomorrow or ueit daw to a -4
lend the Sapreme Court.
Wouderful Kprlugs.
Tbe . lt Prandial mineraJ
springs near WearerTille has ad
ded to its daima for totorkty.
Dr. W. Y. Win, who hi cWly
obeerred tbe ecctawftbte
and studied its Tirtues, aays that
in addition to ita being a wonder-
i
ful aid to ditietioo. and appAr-
Plor dyu, it
has alao beep dirorerrd to be an
emsaensgogue. Tfcis posipiy win
be something entirely new iu the
way of mineral waUr.
New. Not Advice, Needed.
There Is a newspaper correspond
nt In this city who s alwaya glad
to rlean the 11 eut nw of eveer ort
frxMa ever wjuroe, but he uxi to
think that In the matter of advice a
to what heahould Ulegraph and what
be should not telegraph he geta more
than his share, and Intimate that
such advice ta usually watd, aud
that he knows how to attend to hi
own bualneaA, and will coetlnue to
report facta as they oonje to his
knowltde according to hi own d.
cr - tlon, regardlea of tho opinion of
selfODfttltuted advlaers andcenavra.
Tar and Feather
D imwnooTHia ia aj
nTe oeen iniormeu mat me
good eople of upper Cane creek,
in Buncombe county, bare, at last
beoume Indignant over the opera-
Itionaofthe Mormoa elders, who
have iofeatej tbat eection for
elec-jtTeraj years. An organization,
rnrwrlr m.A. h.. effrrtl
fwr-w""-" i -
for the ex pal ion of theae peU
from their neighborhood. They
have been ' ootifletf, in writimg,
to leave at once, and, ante they
do so, it Is reaaonably certain tbat
tar and feathers wUI U employed
uU Ikct retort"
Thespians.
We are giad to state tbat tbs
sick one are well again, aud that
on .the 21st, the Taeopiao Club will
urely appear i a their play of H)ue
lluudred Year Ago," The play
is one of liakrr'a very beat, aud
l Thespian' have worked hard
u make a grand auc of their
eutertainmrnf, and we have na
bot that everi body will be
tdeaaed. Ihe eotume lor lata
play were ordered from New York,
and are here, and they say. that
yoa will mi a rare treat if you do
w
not attend the terfortuuce on tha
31st. The scat are giug rpdi j
21st.
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soon, sli vt lb Ut wdl U Ukeu.
Uo U e lh Tbepiau, aud hcip
foo.lcaaae.audoas that neda
) ll'l NH IV WljlOX.
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Annual Meeting the North
'itnllii Hlte ellt Hoele-
j M t tnrllte Tlhf.
OnARI,'TTlt, N. April 12
The. annual coiTentSn of toe
of
1
North l!n in a 8te Mislir;l So
i j -ciety,
will fmmence in thl city
to m.-rnw. It I ne f the jarget
ocietiea of the kinl In theoth.
Atnt one hindred belora are now
regierel -tl the vifu hotel,
and probl4j not le than two
hnndrel will W prent, with
eral 1:'i oguinhed piyieiana
from the iieichlrinir State.
Mj Dr. Iluuttr Muire, of U'rh
motnl. Va , Dr. Anew, f !'hla
delp'i'a. Va , U ati, e. te.
The i nitt. ifiT t irt h l. t tu
eeioo here today, and .t'iot
tenT fire tirf dK'toi j i 1 lx
licetie.l t pr4tu-o. Under th.
State lw, no d octor can 'practice
hi profe-Mion iti thi S'Afei without
a liren from thi aocietv. The
"Cietf will b given a I4nqut to
morrow mhtbvthe re-i.lfnt Uy
iciri and rttireti.
j ' X. Z. V.
New Comer wnd New Knter-
priM. .
te nail trie -iiieasare of a
call jeteidy frtn Mri W. (X
Keller, a oungmau from San Fran
CIimk Call lorn l a, who ha dec'ded to
nuke A"hrville bin future-home,
andtoengjge iu bu"inea among
na. He ha eca red the new aud
handsome ntttre rotim belonging to
Mrs. K: F. Alexander, aituate on
Patton avenue, adjoining the new
clothing etore, tid will- on or
alut the flrt of Mav oten out a
lull and cmilele utock of china,
nckery, gla wre aud lamp
gMHl4. lie will -aIa manuiacture
hete, and constantly keep ou hand
galvanizrd-irou cornice for building
at price that will compare favorably
ith other marketa. This is a new
enterprise for oar mountain city,
and we welcome this enterpriaiag
gentleman to our baines comma-
nur.
The Grand Central.
The aiecial correspondent of tbe
Atlanta CoajfiatMa, has thU to eay
of the Grand Ceutral hotel of this
city:
Tbis boue is one of the inott
pntmineut an I poular boteU in
Western North Carolina. The
Loue ia nrat-claai in every particu
lar, with all modern improvement.-
and appliance, iucluding a nrt
Uaa French cook, thui eoabhug
the tab e enr.oe to be unequa led
by auy hou- iu the State. The
proprietor of thin tavortie hostelry
are S. 1L CLedeter and non, who
have a livery n table iu conuec
tiouaitbthe hotel, from which a
'but hue ia run to all train. The
hotel ia haviug au addition put to
it acroa the street, aud writ con
uect with the hotel proper by
ui'aua of au it on bridge. The iew
dditioii will cot lU.UOU. There
were 9,000 guetta legiatered at tbe
Graud Crutrai dun eg the past
fear.
Will Prote Hi ltlgbt. ;
Cue of the compotitori in this
office yeUrday incited the follow
iug le'ter, which t-ipUius itself.
We give it rereafiM it hlcftit ei
vut4tim:
"A4--10"lb47.
Mr. .i i ir you will pie. ftd-veni-e
lor uie. tneM liur to uiy
Iri'Ud and the Irieud uf Mu
ktary llawkena that 1 will be in
Abbeville iu a lew day and prote
by A legal Athority of Uw that I
had a rue to make rniaji tuary
Hawkeua uiy eife if it u ted me
aud her aa oou a- 1 ct iuy buiica
Hit 1 will bolu aheville
your truly
D.T.- Itlaa-kweU
A New Ticket. :
WbatdtJ tbe citueus of Ahd
vitle thiokof thia ticket fof uuuici
al .filr. j
For Mayor E J A.tod
For Aidt-racu-J. Vr. Sruea,
F. M. Miller,
C. T. IX Dtake.
LiUlkkU.
bevcu Duller Sluilgege.
Wo he-iX that a iuau' hou aud
farm u to be sold at the court
house uoa Uader Uioltgage lor a
debl of Scteu dollar. builthhcld
Haud-aime. liua of SwUi Em-
l.r. .i.lri u in l .1 ii r I ...rliriLr
FaMiiUu. aid Al-Uve;. Jal lu t4117jA d, kf, d 2oa
FI.OUIDA FLAM US !
Tim qCAtST OLD tuwx ttr
sr. Auotrrixi: vtsiri i
IIV A $200,000 IILAlt
vrTiinnAv.
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ff the
Tlie Anti IrohtlttIonit
Lone SUr Slate to Hold a
Coimntimi tin ih ith
of Neit Month.
Twenty. Ave JIaked 3len Knter
the Jail at Hip!? Mississip
pi, and 8hjot a Murderer
to I Ma th lu Ills Oil.
MASK KT BEPORTS, i"I OTIIKR
JliW OF OkXKBlL I5TEBKST
A!f I IMfOBTllICK, ETC.
The Strike at ImfiarittMll.
My Tirpp K IM S ItM- y y .
ItlAX ro M, II-, April Jl-.
The . Jourreyrnen carpenter f In
dinnapolH, at a mee'Intf heMj lt
nUht, d-termlnwl to rlk. '(here
aro 1M) of them, ami, more
building ure In progress ihtn. at
any time for many year, .MrricwH
trouble will lC4U--d. Tli Jiiuimey
men demand nine hour' work a
day aud an advance tf ten r cent
over IsVt yeir.- wgs ThHContrac
lon agre"! to mke;iSmeciinceion,
but the Journeymen lefiwed tol con
sider any prowntia' for a com
promUe. 1
A MiUiipl TrutftMly.
My lt-l-rpA U UM .V1vue )
Cuicaoo, April 12 A special
from ltipley, Mi-i-ippi ias: "A
armel mob of somi twenty-live
men from Union county, stormed
the. jail at this placeyeterday, ami
fhot to death,: while in bin cell,
Ed. Williamson, thared1 with
the killing of John Colitn at New
Albany, about a year ago. Tba
trial of Williamson having beeu re
manded to this roauty by a cbau;e
of veuue. Williamaon was about
wenty-two year f sg, J; Ttje
ktrttnger oum a v, tleuot givu
in the trial would seem to h w ou
the iuif iration of a moment, and in
beat of pinion, Collins, aUo
young uiau, hot Williamson in
the Maie difficulty, and the 'evi
dence a. Tery conflicting as to
which one of them thot first or
where the blame lie. ' i
To 31eet on 3ia 4tb.
ST. Loutd, April 12. A -pect
despatch to the Clobe-DHitujcrat,
from Dallas, Texn says: "The auti
prohibiiion couventiou, to aieel iu
Dailaa, My 4th, la the mot lci
prtant eveut next to bappu lu the
State. Apart from the clom battle
to be fought between whUkey and
anti-whiskey, at fhe polla od August
tlh, ou the (jurittloa of a constitu
tional amendment tube bubmltlodto
a.voteof th K.ople, there l acoqtwt
auioug the Xlltlciana oit the qutiun
of .making the Usuo a arty uiatU-r.
The tnutdi. of the deiuov-ratic party
refuse to nvogaiae the fUht uu tho
sruenduieiit a-t a parly fibt. Many
agree viU them aud nmuyltake tha
opHioite view. Th republicans llt
try lo carry the aojcudiuot, aad
huuldcx the democratic priy viilh
the roBpouaibilify. At the cuuvtu
tioo here on May ith, It. A. MUb
and johu li 4mck will ptk. Squ
alor Cuke aaya hn will uoi attend tho
Uior ting uulmi it he au important
ooe. Work for a hardcaUipaia tiiil
be mapped out.
llarkct lUpurU.
Ci.sc iss AH, Ohi.i, April 12.-
Flour stronger; wheat firmer; No.
2, red, coru tra?ig, lighter; ;iou
2 Uitxt-d, 42a ou atroug, lighu-r;
No. 2, tuned, 3 ; j uik, u,uiet, 17;
lr.l uuifL llir. bulk uirLs. tiruifn U
hoit rib, 825a 37; bacou iirmcr,
hgUlei; abort riba, 'j, abort clear,
11.23; whiakeyr fixcu, 1.13; hoga,
teady.
Chicago, April 12. CU u,u
tatlou were a fulioaci: Vo. 2,
priug whe-il, i; red, oil;
No. 2, com, 'Mil - 3 ?V-"A i
:0 i r
hoit lib aide, looae, bk; uiy
ltcd bouidcrt boxtd, ti iUa 2.5;
fcburt, c car sdti, baXeJ, a 7Ua.7o;
ahtdkey, 11.
LotuvlLLK, April 12Uraiu
quid; wneauo. leu, j
O. , uucut UCi, 41 Wis, ;
No. 2, 3di prut uku, troa; cl-ar; f
I J 9 J " j
A rtre wl' t. ttgiiUe,
'Iff T-f n'f.n t- le st
J-rmvi!.- Kf.., 'A'pHl 12.
A ,fir In f5f, , ti-ftioe, t'hU.mrtiff.
d!rnl tb H. Aojentise hot!.
fhw ri ! ef h'fiml, wr'-h th
f r if of M rfir, nd one)f th mmt
(ntrifrsg 1fwtfM in Amrjr,
i ted tnw U t H)i-t4 0
; f '
" Aiiisnt, I. C' Afril
I Th fsH.fMr'Pi tf-tr!n wra 'receive I
( nt th Tr-i-'iry d-isrtment tixJy
j fr m th e.U.f ..r of rwtom at S.
A nsroMne, V"i. "TM pririt prt
oft It city i lryn by fire; cur
ly c'urt hou-w 5n burned, (Mn
I t fT'-r t i in tb way of nm
In th ffT1f baiMing not neej-
j r t - . - - f . .... - - j 5 - " T " M 7-w
oi'.i le of thU ;buillingr The' rfco-.l
Jr Tf -! S --r.-try" Fairrhild
j tel-yMhl a fA iw, in rp?y:
I Mftriflr every ai4tinet to tho city
; oRktaU ift thvry of providing the
; rm in p-t tfio buisy tti',!"
j ittitTo, Avj'jrU ti-tAdnpateh 'Irons
rn., jy that the jfSre.ha 'been top-PdM-TrMHiiry
trt, and that the
rosin 'portliui of th town i fe.
The-Wiunry curt hnuw and Wldr'
.1
niitUifl wer d'trnvrI. The cm-
ty re-.,fd4 HTt,remivtl to a place
'f tnffty, biit msny valuabSe paper
In 'h hand, of hwyen Who hal of
fiee in the county bt:ild; ngij were
dlr yt-l, Teiff!,ph wire, t ail
pftat ar dt: prjnt down, but an
early reH1autihmrit (of potn'nonl
fitien H nih !-ipitel. In 'the St. Au-
STU-tinn hot'tl Uh-t 'A.-ik not th !-Ht
ff id nt ti a ry of 1 1 a 73 gueeta, t h ugh
It 1 reported !ht a" colored scfub
wornun Itt br 1 j i" by running
back into tho -servants' iurt-r- fr
her ff-ct. j The on ih St.
AugiMtino ho;t-l i-i e-tlnnttel by eon
M" VatiVfhoMil tuen and builders to be
fully 10.h, of whii'h sum f75,X
in on fho building (tod the remainder
on furniture, and i flttlng. The in
mmnw on this property expire!
within tw'tity-fourt previous to the
outbreik of the fire
StWk .Market.
New York, April l'i. New
York stock inarket otened strong
fhia morning. The first price be
ing from i to J pjr cent above laat
evening, final quotations. Tbe
latter iu Louisville aud Nashville
market waslvery active. Heading
and Omaha bring moft conspicuous
but price4 becHme heavy immedi:
ately aud declines frjm opeuing
3gU feu ufRw iUsUlti5itwere ,
t-HtabliNhed Lakrt Snore aud WtSS
teru fJuiou aV ingmost weakaens
limana on tne otner hand wae
grong aud advaneed the market
Cbett reacted and earrys.losi'Wre
run-d m uearly'all oa.vvi at; 11
o'clock; the markejetiou waa fkin
The Striker at War.
If Y Ti-rptt to Ui AJviujo!.
r. Louta, iio.i April 12 a
vrar baa bet-u declared between the
stove -foundera defeuae a.sKX:tatioa
and the uiou;d-ra' uatouai union,
aud iu the! uoxt few days every
stove fouudfy iu the Uuited Slatea
will probably e closed. The de
fense ;t-ociation have organized
the country iuto four district, aud
there are uow iWO men locked out
m tue buirth di-trict, which in
clude S t. Lo u is C h i ca-go Lo u i s
vil'e, aliiaujce, luiucy, - Laveu
worth aud Kro'iuk, la. The pat
tern; of Badge, Bt acti & LVsw, ta
UKhI "foundry of St. Loui were
yeatctday ordered into tin first
and scc'ud districts' where the
trkir!4 wtii 'i'mm'ediately follow.
Tbe first district' ' iuclude4i Ti oy,
New Yoik, Philadelphia uud Bo
tou. Tho hftcoud district inclu ica,
ilartibu5g 1'ittsburg, Cleveland,
Detroit aud Ciuciuuati, aud the
third d. strict U all the Souihctu
State aud citiea.
Clttoaau, Apiil 12. The atove
moulder suite agaius; the- baud-
hug of Br, dev Beach & CoV, pat
tern U oltli iu ptogrcaa here, aud
gradually cxtcudiag to all the largo
shopa that aio rucuilHira of the
uatioual aa-otiafruUi Stxiy liaiou
tufu iu thy Chiiago tove work,'
'io'UMrd to go to 'work, this tuorui.ug,.'
hcu their Uciuaud to be rclie-ved
oi objcctioyablc patietui, were re
luMrd. -Tiikty uou-uaioa uiea arc
at tioik. j
MlLWAEikV W'ii., Apni 12
AU the stove moulders." employed
,,t ii.m .t'.i-jjiil Htovti t.Va worka.
aIid afiU Mdaukce tovewoiks
of'J. A.'aad If
E. Datchtir, suack
thsatuoiurag. Th fctrikera n'uia
bcr uua buadicJ, all tohl. The
:cau of the "strike sis the refusal
ui the luoUdcrar to uicf pattcrua of
lUe b Uu ekJve fouadneH, who
cutru recently aduck lor a 'a advauc?
Au eti4 gaod torivw aaa
IM fMNO TIIK PANrtANDI.E
i i ft rns TfM covTrN j
l ' KX i 4 R ft M ADK
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The Strlklr s? jStove-Monlderii
I ini2PMnt-Foar Thotmnd
" ', i ! - ;-; :
Cr.t nki kt War Amonir
i : i ii II . . ' ;-
ttmselfrU, Etc.
Vewrerey Democrats Carry the
r - I '. V "' ' ' ,
Day at Bordeniown The Ex
pod it Ion Siiecetfiil-
Eng-
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Oonie rtaek
n Work.
IowdonJ
April IJ?. -The tin pi a-
ter of Wales, who lhave been on a
, it:
j-trske itoriiixmontb for an increase
in wge, have refurne! to work
at the old rates, j'-
They Don't Relieve It.
: By f!rph oth ArfTane
i Ion nojf. x April 112. The state
ment made by Rev. Mr. Kennedy
in a letter to the Cork Herald yes
terday; that a hip named Oul
nare from1 jthe United State waa
coasting off Yonufhal with a load
of dynamite, is discredited at the
offlceJ The Cork I police also treat
Kennedy' story with ridicule.
Aitot herf Democratic Victory.
Bordkntowx, NJ J., April 12.
The city jelpet ion hpre yesterday rei
Hultei In! favor of , the Democrats.
John O Hudson wis elected mayor
over James Fam'tun by a large ma
jority. Charlm Brown, republican,
was elected alderman over the dem
ocratic candidate in the second ward,
making the council stand, democrj
5, republicans 4,
, Expedition Keturued.
I Ull I IHIlMI III I HI In
Tanoier, April 12. The expedi
tion sent! out by the American Con
sql,rfn the furtherance of: hi 'effort
to .break up the infamous usury Mya
tem, which has grown up In Moroc
co, under the protection of j foreign
Donauhyj have returned to Tangier.
They released ail the Moors impris
oned at Alcatax and Laxche, under
American claims, with the exception
of three, who had died. They found
the prisons in which the men were
confined in the ; foulest condition.
The inmates were half-starved, rag
ged anld covered with vermin. Some
of them, had heavy chains fastened
to their necks and legs. A noioiious
usurer named Tergiman, on tthoae
claim- a majority of people were
held, in prison, was arrested by a
Moorish minister who aocompanied
the ex pedition, and sent ; here- in
i rous for trial, for falely j alleging
thathej was au American ! protege.
The Moham luexiioa are rejoicing at
the turn alTaira have takeu. !
Tho luaaiuudle Itobbers..
. My TMr K AUr0.
PinsiJiuaB, Pa, April 12. The
wholesale arrcats of the em ploy ea
oi the I'auhaudle rpato for robbing
theiirejigut train cxutinu:4 to be
the principal topic of cuuversatiou
amoug railroad men - and citizens
generally. Superintended lay
lor'e oHice waa bcaieged from early
uioruiag by men ia istarcU of em;
ploymeuL They flocked to the
dpiut,-Wfa4t tk&tf. line of them
extended ouUide of the ofilce wait
iug for their applications for situa
tioua '; aa freight couductora or
brakcimcn to be haard Maby of
them were given employment. The
road is now fullv equipped and
there Is bviug no delay ia haadJiug
of freight,' A;; -; ;. .j
. No I arreats have been reported
aiuce ia it night, It is thoughi the
oSiciali of the road are satisfied
with1 tho' work Of the detectives
aud that no more arrest will be
made iu this city. In b peaking of
the probable conviction of the mtu
now jia; jail, spedai. agent Iiae
saM this, morning, that of the $ix
ty men now uuder arrest, there
were .hot, more than one, or possi
bly. two of thehi who btood any
chaise f being howa not gaiitv.
Sitl"he, we. had ,oor evidence so
complete that we did not make an
arrest until we bad sufficient proof
to show that a maa Wasgu Uy. We
feer of detection, took poltloni on
other line. This wlU awell the total
number of arrwts to or 7cj. Rue
iid the saddwt case j in CtVnlnectlon
with the srrcHbi wa that of a mn
whoe child was dying. ) When the
officers knocked at the door of his
home, Sandsy night, lie wa sitting
with hi wife by. the eddd of his
ick chlhl. He appeared to be a man
of more har Ordlnatjy Intelligence,
and hi home had sri air of reflne-
men wnnin. vvnen ino onirer i'ji
him they had a warrwnt for hU ar
rest, he.seem'ed to roatlr. at once the
dl-graee into which h5 hs 1 fallen,
and ho b'Oke down cwjnpletely. The
capture of J. K. Dun lap, jat .Dt'nni
sion Ohft 3rceerd4y, particularly
plea.cd the detectlvw. jile male
a eonftwahm In whlci he said that
the stealing had been going on for
month, and he said he could glvo
the name of all the men implicated
in the city of 4ittsburg, connected In
the rot oery or tno I'annnnaie, nut
Was' afraid to do o; hln language to
the offlcew b!lng: 'T would glvo
yoa the name oft1o r, but groat
Ond, they would kill me." Tiioro'
wa n organirstion among the rob
bers, Duniap said, 'ajr
nd no regular
olan of work.! Each
crew worked
by ibwMf, It was common
unlr-
standi ni that every man Khould take
all he could get; and' dispose of it to
the bent advantage.1 Thero wero r.
nomber of prlnelpa V that name
being applied to thoe who reapod
the largest bebcflU from the rob-beri-s
by giving othcjra pointer, a
to what cars jcoutalntHi j the most
goods. Tliee iersorja were gener
ously regarded by leis 'prominent
thieve. After ! thel plunder htd
been dMpoaexf of to: the feneoa"
the "fenctsfl," I Duolftp Bald, were
located in New Philadelphia,
Denninon, Stevenvijle, Cincinnati
andlitthbarg,and illao in Colum-ba,-j
notwitliKtandiog Dan'lapscon
feaxion. the officers o;f the road ntdl
believe that? plunderers wero thor
oughly organized, and were carrying-on
robberies under systematic
direction of shrewd Iieaders.
When
a new man entered
the road, if he was
the riirht kind of a
in fetioploy of
thought, to lej
fejlow he was
initiated to iiauwtih a rigid oath
taken byjjHmfto Heirecy after, he
hailheen initiated. It was easy
enough to keep him in check if he
began to feel any pangs of con
scious,- It was broiidly limited to
tliem that any wrong move wouldV
result" disastrously, as railroading
fulfilled the first class opportunities
for putting
menj out of the
j .men from the
way. Young
country who jwfre jtist beginning
to ruu ou the road, were beat prey
as they could soon be persuaded
that thero was nothing wrong
about stealing from rich railroad
companies. Beiug unused to tricks
of old heads, they were easily led
on nntjl they were w deep iu toils
that they could not get out if they
wanted: to. While rumaging through
the effects of oueof tbe ringleaders
of Panhandle robbers thismorniug
special oflicer M tiler discovered a
package coutainiugeix dynamite
cottridges sufticieut to blow
up tho largest buildiug iu'
town. The dUco very created con
siderable alarm, and the cartridges
were haodled very gingerly. Fur-,
ther examination j disclosed a lot of
fuse aud caps, in fact a31 necessary
paraphernalia for the snccesAful
firing of cartridges. Immediately
after the f nding of the dynamite,
auj investigation was beguj, the re
sult of whicbr however, the detect
ive refused to make public". They
eveu declined to give the namts of
a man's house where the stuff was
found. The officer intimated that
the object, of the robber in shearing
the dynamite was known and that
it would make good reading when '
tho proper time for Ha dicloaure 1
caioe. '
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i Moro W. U. Tel. Stocks.
t (B relrph U Ui Advnc
NfcW YoiiK, April 12-At a,
special meeting of tha sloukholdcrs ,
of the Western j Uu iou Telegraph 1
Company, au isue of 12,003 shares
of new-stock, with which to retire
the dividend t-crtp and a propoitiou
to issue 5 er cent collateral trust
Loud into which, t lie ( stocks' and
bonds guaranU-cd byj the Western
Union Company sball be placed,
were both ratified, i !
Office Saxitaey IxsrEcrTou
Asheville N. C Ap fl 12, 1837,
Sealed proposals wil be received
by the uudersigned,' uuttl the 23rd
of April, from perinsl wiio desire
to reinove fioca the iuty, w.iste and
effete matt-rial; for ooe year, from
Maylt, 1SS7. r, "' ' -T'..';
The city has tbe right to accept
or reject an? bid. ; '
D.T.MII.LABP, M. D.
Sauitary Inspector.
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