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'STEAM !
By Telegraph !
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tern North Carolina giving the
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NO. 117
CORRECTED BY
ASHEV1LLE ICE AND COALCO.,
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ASHEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY, JULY 21,
t - ; . - - It" -
1888.
CONGRESSIONAL
Proceedings lit tlie House
Senate Yesterday.
and
SENATE.
1
By Telegraph to the Sun,
.Washington, D, C, July 20. The
House bill making the 30th day oi May,
Decoration DayJ a holiday in the: District
1
l KT DENISON,
rc-
:Wi:iH AND OPTICIAN,
J i
i
I'.vttos Avenue.
WATCH J?.
IVATCHEs.
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS,
2WUI.HV.
BRONZES,
BRONZES,
UKONZES,
BRONZES,
t , ii, n'I PliVTKD SILVERWARE,
f !' S Pi! AT El ) SILVERWARE,
r Utrd silverware,
i
HORRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Seven
Hen Scalded to Death
the ! Ohio River.
1 r , "
1 H
PRICE 5 CENTS.
1
T
TERRIBLE FLOODS.
!u! AN1 I'lJATED SILVERWARE
nd'silver headed
AN!
' ;old PEN
L
Canes,
) pens, &c.
OPTICAL GOODS
?
t OLASSES.-r
e (.lasses,
rE r.LAssiits.--
iE GLASSES,--
i
ELESCOPES,--
j I F.SCOPES,--
ru;sropKS.4-
r.LUsropE-s,Jr
jkC., AC.
V, - itl.K ROUPS. RK-IAULK PRICES.
REPAIRING AND. EN GRAVING.
KFPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
REPAIRING AND GRAVING.
REPAIRING AND ENGRA ING.
SUEVILLE ICE AND COAL CO.
H.T.COLLINS & CO.. Proprierors.
PURE ICE
PURE ICE
PURE ICE
fir n pdaVi niCTIT.T.P.n WATER
kM imm niQTlI.r.ED WATER
Sum: from distilled water
of Columbia, passed. j
The naval appropriation bill .was
ported and placed on the calendar. 1
Mr. Cullora offered a resolution, which
was agreed to, instructing the pdst office
committee to inquire into, the expendi
encv of allowing; the article . known as
postal tablet or private postal card,
weight not to exceed half ounce, jto pass
through the mails at postage rate of one
cent. j 1
Senate at 12.35 proceeded to executive
business. I I
After the doors were opened Mr. Sher
man gave notice that he would ask the
ftnntp to resume the consideration of
the fisheries treaty to-morrow, j
Chandler thereupon offered the j follow
ing resolution which was laid over: j
Resolved, That power to make trea
ties and to appoint all high public officers
of the United States being vested in the
President and Senate jointly, the Presi
dent has no right under his implied pow
er of making preliminary negotiations of
treaties to appoint without tne concur
rence of the Senate, private citizens pleni
txjtentiaries to make and sign such trea
ties in behalf of the United States, and
that the recent appointment by the Presi
dent without the consent of the Senate
of las. B. Angell and Wm. L. Putnam
as plenipotentiaries to make and sign
I ! ' 1 r i 4-.- i;-Vi ! (.rent
tne proposea nsnery ucm.;
Britain dated February 15, 1888, was
unwan anted by the constitution, j
Mr. Dolph called up the bill to pro
hibit the coming of Chinese laborers into
the United States. ! j
The bill was discussed by Dolph,
.... ' 1 nr f-OFi' wlien
SPECTACLES, Mitcneii, anu iVAuin u..m. .r,
SPECTACLES, without reaching a vote the Senate ad-
SPECTACLES, jOUrned until tomorrow. ; j
ii I I
Washington, July 20. After a some-
iio r1h.ite Kiltrore's amend
ment was rejected and the bill (which
was Senate bill) was passed
niJorrl submitted the conference
liauviui w
rnort'on the River and Harbor bill.
Weaver, of Iowa, demanded yeas and
nays on agreeing to the report, but the
r1-m onrl WAS refused. Weaver moved to
reconsider the vote by which the .House
had refuse! to order the yeas and nays,
but this .motion was tabled by a vote of
yeas 174 nays 74- The report was then
agreed to, 154 to 44. j : .
The bills coming over from last night's
session were also passed for the j retire
ment of generals Wm. F. (Baldv)! Smith
and A. j. Smith with rank of. Colonel
and General. W. W. Ayerfll with rank of
Captain) j 1 ' i .
The Iouse then went into committee
of the whole on the private calendar.
The entire afternoon was spent in con
sideration of the bill for tli e relief of Saml.
Noble in a . claim tor reimDursemci.c 1.
the loss of 802 bales of cotton. Motion
r strike tout the enacting
ayes 61, Wyes 20, but Oates, of Ala.,
made the! point of no quorum.
The committee xose and the House at
4-30 o'clock took a recess until 8 o'clock,
evening session to be for the consider
ation of private pension bills.
By Telegraph to the Sun.
LouisvrjLLLEj Ky., July 20. An ex
plosion of the steam pipe that supplied
the engine from boilers caused; the death
cf seven men of the crew of the ' Tugboat
Convoj- at 4:40 o'clock this morning.
The accident occurred twenty-six miles
up the river, near West Port, Indiana,
and most of the men were asleep at the
time. The names of the victims are,
Wm. Page, about 28 years, residence un
known; Wm. Harriean, 18 years old,
residence Soho. Penn. ; Robt. Jones, about
35 years old, married, residence Jacks
Run, Penn.; Wm. Bigley 42 years old,
married, residence Alleebany City, Penn.;
Charles Lusterj 59 years old, residence
Jacks Run, Penn.; George McCann, 24
. 1 - Jri n'ii I . T0 -n
vears 01a. residence jriLuauuit:. itu.i
kbout 35 vears old, i resi-
When the boat reached
miles up, everything, ac-
jfirst mate's story, was run-
.' He took a walk back to
the cabin and found all quiet. He stopped
and talked to k friend, George McCann,
who was lyinj in the lowed berth near
thp door, the latter half rose in lus Bed
OPERA GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
Wm. Kelley,
dence unknow
West Port, 26
cording to the
ning smoothly.
n.
A GREAT 1,098 OF UFIG AND
PROPERTY IT WEST
VIRGINIA.
Bv Telegtaph to the Sun.
Pittsburg, PaJ, July 20. A chronicle
telegraphic! special from Wheeling, at
rtoon, says:; The loss of lives from the
flood ast night is at least 25. About 15
bodies have been found so far. The
greatest loss of life Avas along Wheeling
creek and at Triadelphia. Search this
looming resulted in the discovery of a
number of ladies near the latter place
Most c f them were found
which had collected at Elm
among
Grove.
drift
The
fol-
Berryl Blackburn,
and remarked
I'll soon be at home
two miles abq
there was a
with my famil; r. ' Then he lay down and
went to sleep. The mate returned to the
pilot house a id was conversing with
Capt. Reno, the pilot. They were tneu
ve West Port. Suddenly
terrible! explosion. The
whole boat became enveloped in steam
and the machinery stopped. The Captain,
who was asleep, hurriedly dressed, called
ViU tnpn. and made preparations to land.
The yawl jvas lowered, the livejaken o
nnH hr boat towed ashore and
bp'dy of William Gaston, aged 60 years
aprominent and wealthy person, . was
Mnnrl upar F.lm Orove. His wile s rei
niaius were found two miles below Elm
drove hanging on a barbed wire fence.
Charles Caul well, of the Wheelings, New
ijetter, age 50 years, was found among
the dnttvi'ood. Mrs. jane ra,y huu
two irrovvu up daughters', Alice and Mary!
were discovered a short distance below
TVi ml tv nil in. an d the bodies ojf two bro
tiers naied Gorman were found in the
nieado at Where they had been huneo Dy
the furious waters. - '
WheeJing, W. Va., July 20. Later
and authentic details from riadelphia!
siow the destruction was more appalling
there thaii anywhere else. Fifteen fami-i
lies are homeless and saved nothing out
vyhat thet had on.
mac
fast to a tree.
Then the Captain pW
ceeded to the after cabin where the ex
plosion occurred. Wm. Page lay jnedr
the door dead, blood rushing jfrom his
,Vi ank pars, and flesh scalded off his
uiwmu - r , -
body.
berth.
William Harngan
His death must have
was m
I 1 ;
been
his
in-
stantaneous, for he lay in the same posi
tion as when he retired. Robt. Jones wajs
on the floor and barely alive. He was
horribly rjurned and lived! but fifteeh
minutes. He died with his wife's name
u;'e i;Uc VVJlliam Biirlev was! still
hm' found, but died in tea minute
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Charles Luster was found 1
outside the
5-1
Mr.;)Faller Confirmed.
! i By Telegraph to the Sun.
Washington, D. C, July 20.-Melville
WT. Fuller Was to-day confirmed to be
Chief Justice. The speaking on the case
was by Edmunds, Evaijts and Stewart in
opposition; and by Farwell and. Cullom
in defense of Fuller. Democrats did not
speak. I 1 -! i ! i i I
The vote! remains under injunction of
hut it is understood to be as
, r ,
lows in detail:
-Yeas Bate, Beck,
Blodgett, Brown, Butler, Cameron, Cock
erel!, Coke Cullom, Daniel, ' Davis, Far
well, Faulkner, Frye, George, Gibson,
Gorman, dray, Hale, Hampton, Hearst,
Jones, (Art) Jones (Nev.) McPherson,
Mitchell, Morgan, Pasco, Pityne, P ugh,
Quay, Ransom, Reagon, Riddreberger,
Turpie, Vance, Vest, Voorhees, Walthall,
Wilson (Md.) 41
Navs. Blair, Bowen, Chandler,!
J j .. . r x 1 it '.
vies. Doloh. Edmunds,; ,varxs,
Hoar, ! Ingalls, Manderson,
Plott, Sohin, Sawyer, Sherman
Stockbridge, Teller, Wilson, (Io
Paired in affirmative Call,
Eustis, Harris, (Penn.) Plum
bury. 7 - .
"Pnirrrl on necrativei Aldricll
Chade, i Hiscock, Morrill,
Stanford. 7. I
Absent and not paired, Spooiler
Produce Markets. J
By Telegraph to the St'N.
Baltimore, July 20. jFlour quiet,
steady. Howard Street and Western
super., 2.50VfcS5; extra 3.85; family
4.50; city mills, super. 2.50(65; extra
3.2575; rib brands 4.9CKL15.50. Wrhcat,
southern, firm. Fultz, 80i6. Long
berrj'. 84&8; western, steady, quiet.
No. 2 winter red spot, July, 84.
Corn, southern, scarce, firm; white
64&6; yellow 5961.
CiNCiNNATr, July 20. Cash quota
tions were: Flour, weaki Wheat
none: No. 2. red, 79V2. Corn, stoady;
No. 2 mixed 4950. Oats stronger, No. 2
mixed, 35 Vi
8.20. Bulk
New York Stocfe Market.
i By ;Tecgraph to the Su
Vntv York. Tulv 20. T
market relapsed into dullness
Traders ha
Half this village of 600 inhabitants tnaryLtt almost entirely to
Da-
Hawley,
Palmer,
Stewart,
a.)-20.
Colquitt.
Saulis-
Al
ison,
Paddock,
tie
nd
prig
Stock
the
was swept away, but all butthose before
named escaped to the hills. The storm
extended 16 miles east of West Alexander,
pa., and the scene all Wong the way is
one of desolation and jvery conceivable
horror. WherejTriadelphia school house,
a'laree building of 6 rooms, stood, the
creek is now a raging flood and not a nothing ; i though they did
vestige of even the foundation remains, getting Missouri Pacific offerings
The whole south half of the town has
disappeared as clear as if itnever existed.
The Wheeling reliet committee wmeu rc
emselves,
I the
fluctuations being confined to!
usual narrow range when such condi
tion, prevails. London quotations j this
lower, but that had little
or no eneci.,
work as usual to hammer lis
efforts. ! however, resulted in
Pork firm, 14.25. Lard
meats higher; short ribs,
. . .......
8.25; bacon, firm, unthanged. wniSKcy
1.14. j - . .
St. Louis, July 20. Flour quiet,
unchanged. Wheat dull higher, N6. 2
red79U- Corn higer; No. 2 mixed 45Ui
Oats firmer; No. 2 mixed, 32.6. .Pork
higher, 14.4b. Lard 8. Bacon
higher; shoulders 7.75 ; long 8.85 short
ribs 8.45(350; short clear- 9.12V.
Hamill12.j50. Whiskey 114. j-
Chicago, jilyj 20. Cash quotations
were: Flour, -quiet, unchanged, No.-2
spring wheat, is W?3U; No. 2 rcd, 2.
No. 2 Corn. 47s; No. 2. oats, 30-14.
Mess pork, ld.67; Lard, 8.40 ; shdrt
ribs 7,95); shoulders, 6.6575; short
clear, 8.55&8.j0. Whiskey 1.20. ! . j
Louisville, Ky., July 20. Grain firm.
Wheat, Nd. 2 red, 92; No. 2 long berry
94. Conj, No. 2 mixed 55 ; No. 2 white,
57. Oatsl No.2, mixed, 36V67'37. - Pro
visions quiet. Bacon, clear ribs, 8.40;
clear 8.90; shoulders 6.75; bulk meats,
clear ribs 7.75; shoulders, e.iy?; sugar
cured hams, ll.2512.50. Lard, choice
leaf, 9.5o
to
g9l
Their
almost
succeed
i
cently raised funds j for
sutterers, expenaeu iuc
visions and sent them
The Baltimore
centl. Principal pressure was
against St. Paxil and Reading,
stock mentioned were vcij
in
per
directed
hite cotton gloves, all qualities,
itary man and the civilian,! at
5. j ju 15-tf.
bui
well
the Rawlesburg
balance for pro
to Triadelphia.
& Ohio railroad, Pitts-
is practically destroyed
The Western Union Tele-
and the attack was
!- : 1. : -1.
noon : arter wmeu
erven : UP a
there was a
era! improvement, though it was s
modic and uncertain The ' ope
was
the
held
bout
Igen-
spas-
ning
Men's w
for the mi
Whitlock'
Men's White cotton cloves, all qualities,
for the militarv man and the civilian,' at
Whitlock's. ju 14-tf.
Men's white cotton gloves, all qualities,
for the military man and the civilian, : at
Wfttlockls. ju 15-tf.
T-
W. CORTLAND,
dull! irregular, though most of the
changes from last evening were
cabin lying on his face, he was not dead ,
and told them that he had rnn out there
as soon as he could recover from the
shock tf the explosion. He was almosjt
baked1; his skin was parched and little
vf KinMl ctnn'd nn t from the pores of
JCLB Uiiuiuuu J
his bodv. Iln two hours he was dead
1 "1.
Geor
ences
4
S6me
burg Division,
frlr 15 miles.
graph Co. lost 40 milesfof wire and most smallest fractions and Pacific mail whi
!r 1 1 t?-,-! Qie mffllfiP' in from e U-.wtI 5a and Northwestern whi
ii Liiv f r- j " 1 z '
all parts of the countrj- tliis a. m. indi
cking that the storm Was more disas
trous to life and property m the country
than in this city. It catmot be stated at
this hour how many li vies have been lost
REAL EST A K BROKER. I
for
hich
ich
sa vrlir oiilv uotaDiC aincr-
wa UIJ 7B - -
3 ;
little improvement
made in first few minutes, but the efforts
shaded the list off.
ui wt. !
Kas WILL BE
ORDERS TO BUY AND SELL
PROPERTY,
riTVP-M rr.nSP.RT ATTRVTIflN
INVESTMENTS MADE i
Lowest prices were reached generally
ON RliAL ESTATE SECURITY.
(-:
Lloss in this city is known to be ten, about noon, after which whole
list
RliAL EST AT
XL. T .
I
be- ZT-Officefin the Barnard building, Patton
a number
reported missing. Cold- gan
well's Run, which passejs through the 8th mar
ASHEVILLE. N. C.
. - ' . J J J i -i -4 1 tr Vie
re Alcann lay ucau m -"' -'j r-
same place ne was in wucu -r
left him but half an hour before. Williat a
Kellevi'was pulled out from under his
bunk and was alive, but he was also ter
ribly burned. ! Charles ! Chambers t
other man'who slept in the cabin j w
blowri out of the door and had a mirac
lous escape. The officers of the boat ca
mve no conception of the accident an
'clause resulted say the machinery was inspected
February, and was tnen in areucu w
1 .... -i u Jf-o.
dition. Inquest will De neiu mi-
ward of this city was
greatest
to improve and specialties made
ked advance, thej most
avenne entrance.
the scene of the being Alton & Terre Haute
havoc. Three houses were arKj
swept away and all the in mates drowned. further features and the close was
Thev were Mrs. Stenzel&nd son, ttaman.j but
Stanzel.- Alice and Aiinie Wingert, of
le wa cvxy ' MA A-n -:aofMr.Stanzel:!
burned. ! Charles I Chambers the TV, Hawlev
as 1 Jonn -tiaiiiitii ttuvi mi, p "
and four children. HerjhusDano was in
the vard and was swept one hundred
yards down the streamf
reach the bank in safetyl
Mrs. Stenzel. Mrs. Job
prominent
Manitoba,
Tennessee coal list developed no
w1
HITLOCK'S
noon
and all , the bodies returned tb
Pittsburg
kkloR HARD AND SOFT COAL.
Terrific Tliuncler Storm.
tij Telegraph to the Sun.
t r,.. r..1- IO This
- oK Dr.w Prom itly Filled.
St. Clairsyille, Ohio, July
place ana vicinity were visited last even
imrlbvtfie most terrific ihunder jstom
Emperors Kiss.
By Cable to the Sun.
Rt. Petersburg, jury zu-t"" , "1
rival of the German squadron at ;Coi
iirad- vesterday, the yacht rionenzo
! -rr 1 IX'Ili:-
omikt the mpcror iiicwIf,
UVUl H i
but managed to
Only two bodies
ice Wingert and.
nson, a widow,
aged 60, residing at Clinton, this county,
died from fright. i
Pittsburg, Pa.. Julf 20.-Later.-A
later dispatch1 from Wheeling says 23
known
dull
steady to firm; at but s ignt
changes from opening prices. Closing
prices were generally higher but; I the
only important ones were Manitoba 2
pecent7,lAlton & Terre Haute 2V and
xnUnA Rr West Point preierrcu, 1 xvz.
11U111WA1 WW M j
Sales aggregated 125,000 shares.
CLOTHING-
- lern,
storm
fall that
I Grain
Telephone No; 5H.
juice and Yard at iiik
ALL COMPLAINTS IN REGARD TO EI
THER COAL OR ICE WILL BB
REPORTBp ATTHBOF
FICE. Ci-wwi Office-
n the Barnard building. pAtton Av.
Telephone No 69.
I :
t a li. Ohukhs 0-n prompt Attention
with violent winds and rain
the average water spout, j
fields were laid waste, shocks were swept
away and the growing corn is not, to be
seen. Bellaire and St. tlairsville and
'northern' railroads are almost en.irv
out. The incoming train on
L ' 0,1 Ohio was standing at
I Echo and trainmen ana Pbr;
best thevJ could escaped with tneir, .n ,
The waur is filled with drift running to
the headlight of the ingine; several nar
row esca'pes are reported and it is feared
a number of lives have been lost As j et
:. s-J,..!! to estimate the loss, but
1- virinitv are damaged not
II11S J'-S
less than $100,000.
I . . . Jacp fr. TTuited
steamed into puMuun
Rftes1 steamer Enterprise at ancho,
i o-tio-rntinp- tne vacut
persons are" Known " 1
Atono- the number vf as the Sheriff of
oUimtv. Cemeteries were washed out.
T' J - ' L. . . . ..
nr.d coffins with bodies! floated down tne
river.
ship. The;
only one
the American war
!e arrived in the harbor yesterda
The lie; man rvmpciui
A. Murderer
By Telegraph to the Sun.
MONTICELLO, N. j Y
411T1 -WAS hung in the
Hang.
July 20. Jackj
court house ati
morning. -inc r 1 1 1 . - for the murder of Ulsura
first Welcomed by the Grand Data to. , Iast October.
and sang and
m a strong,
for a srlass ofl
iBond Olferinas..'
fey Telegraph to the Son.
s ' f f tr t ,1
Washington. D. u., Juiy y. pu.u
- " ' 1 -s. . 1 ' . -
UJna !to-dav $1,818,000. Accepted
$250,006. Registered fours at 127V2.
17 tX1i Powder for the teeth; Its
jL:-a ,.o r.i-pwtit! the formation 01
tartar and removes all discoloration al
ready formed. For sale by J j i
july20tf Grant & Wingert.
I Wheat I Charcoal, manufactured by
Gnant &. Wingert. Supperior j m b very
way to the!ordinary Willow Charcoal,
july 20tr . , j S i .; j!- ' j " '
Spartanburg, S
C, is one of the best kept j hotels in the
f ..ii. :, nx'PTiipnt. to the depot. 11
OVJUlli. 4-1. 13 vwm v. - . . 1 l
you fwishl comfortable beds and good fare,
fr.t-irf.he Windsor. :-
j Proprietor.
t DEPARTMENT
In order to close out all
LIGHT
WBIGIIT CLOTHING
i
1
r
FOR
- I
theHohenzolerninttJe Ulrich, at Jonasonville
et Allen kad an iron ner,
J n Aer the gallows
ill xjr " " i - j
MANUFACTURED ICE.
V'-r tneinfortnntloii of the public and to
Tct erroneous Wes on the aubiect of arti-
i ut, we Kire the folio wingiacx in -S4iu
the manufacture of ice: Our mannerof ma-
ice to distil the water by condensing
thus making it absolutely pure. Then
' Ped ore charcoal to completely acou-r-
"it.p.l .rrest air remaining traces ot im
pure ir.uer. alter which cans filled with it are
l''"vediu brine chilled below the freezing point,
n-1 tJ.ere it remain until it is frozen as clear
1,4 ml almost as solid asglass. This
i aLme tit for human use. It lasts one
-hir.l longer than naturafn.tr and has all the
"r'Skinal Tirturcs of the hi h 5ced table
11 itr of commerc
Klver and Harbor Bill, v
lay Telegraph to tic Sun. j
r wWsotos. D. C- ttJi20.Tte.Cod-
k River and Harbor
rzi-s noS
propnatcs .-. .
agreed tb the Conference repeat. ,
niaubled vol a 11-
-
teer. ?
1 j.i, 4-
who luvA- 1
ted the ladde
state oargc. r --r ...
Trb.nrnllern deck he was met by
' armW embraced, clear voice
the bmperor "j - 1 i
TiVmneror William and Prince Henrt
hn entered the barge and were rb
1 vacht. AlexarJ
to tne jvuit" f 1 .
Aria, on which he awaited the arnv
of his visitors. The two emperors me
! oH embraced am
at tne gaugaji
kissed each other several times. 1
J-: 1 Russian minister
M. ueoicis, .J
fineral Vcfn bctiweinu,
NeW stock of GentsV Neckwear just in
He
asked
whiskey, which , wai refused him. He
Vouc jc .rrlen's Democratic Club.
tip ritU extends a cordial invitation
"1 It the' noosT'aroM his own neck to aff ri5emocratic clubsc the jpoun
wed put the noose arouuv v Democrats of the! county,
rati and said, "Let her go, Gallaghur t anc f " mocratic clubs and all the
1 The sheriff.then pulled the leaver ana Democrais of Western North Carolina, to
Allen's body swimming m the air. present and participate; m tne
frre?crn affairs;
ambassador, and CoUmd Yon XJJU- toi
?JL,. military atiachee of the Getman pla
1
embassy at St
present at the meeting.
pulse stopped
heart ceased to
was cut down
i . 1
half minutes
beat in
after
12 minutes. He I
hanging 14 and a
in 11 minutes and his rally1 on the 25th instant. ; jl 14- td
A L. '
Mr. J.1H.
cities, on a
Law is
business
visiting Northern
trip,' buying
The body was then given , fanrest slock of goods, in (art lines
the
that
"1 "T . j.i.. n interment tooK bis cOuntrv nas ever seen. ) x nc jaw...
X Yi - to tne nnucu 1 X T, JWrtment will show novelties, and in
Petersburg,
were
specially unique. 1
- Teleeraph to the Sun.
' . . 1 r J-
n r inlv 20. l ne nrL
Cw ho-;
session Appropriating 2o0.O0U r
State lmes for disabled volunteers.
KSoreofTe,as. moved to amed by
redncinfi the appropriation to $160,000.
, 1- j'
Senate'Executive SesIoii.
Bt Telegraph to the Sitn.
n h t1v 20. The Sen
Washington, w. , j ,
j J n ViaK nast twelve
ate closed us uuui - r , .
proceeded to formal consideratio
. 1 ' a Senator expresse
nftbernucr . i , n
that it! will be dispod o
ht one o'clock tb
nttnn two U"llJ
VI - -
. tt i:.t.
e execution, tie was an cuKuu
man 34 years of age and came to this
country two years! ago. He had no
friends here and did not write to his
Enelish friends about ibis trouble. ' He
bns tried insane and religious dodges in
vain.
july!3tf
D
ISSOL,UTION OF PARTNERSHIP
elllow Fever In
Florida.
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By Telegraph to! the Sun.
lobbies and cUmittee rooms
the occupants were
nd
win
upper
rb-cer1 and
' in that the doors a
be opened without risUing ,
ltraval of the secret proceedings.
: Washington, D. Cj, July 20.-The Ma
rine hospital Bureau is informed of a new
. 1 . r To tt-i ri "Pla.. and
driven case oi yeuow icvc, rr ' ,
fi ,cpc at Manatee, ria. j
OI IWV ucr - j
! Th partnership heretofore existing oc
tween D. S- ATatson and I.. A. Pannholt, as
AVMon Parinholt. Real Estate Dealer., is
dissolved by, mutual consent.! D. S. Watson
wiU dontifue the Real Estate business ;t the
same officj;. ; july;2 2t
rpHE BATTLE HOUSE, at Waynesrille,
I wi r U nrrnnred to accommodate T1S1-
tors at the rate of $1.50 per day oi $-50per
were
cr.se at Tampa is that o
Manatee,
a refugee from
riRTRR WISHES HIS FRIENDS
to knw that he can befound at the new
Meat Market under coopers n
Come one, come all.
And give me a call ;
Old man Carter
Will wait on you all.
ju 1341m
MEN AND BOYS;
I will mark them down from
this date fully j
25 PER CENT.
Call md price my clothing
. i
before purchasing elsewhere.
A new lot of Cassimerc
Pants just received, ranging in
-ivo from Youth's to 48 waists.
Great Bargains in Under-',
wear. 1
New Ties and Hosiery.
Earl & Wilson's Collars j &
Cuffs, and Dunlap Hats, j
The finest grade of goods
i
in ivsneviiie, at
WHITLOCK'S,
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