North Carolina Newspapers

ASIIEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN: MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1890. Thirteen Parishes Overflowed nud Kuiucd. No Pen Can Paint the Picture of Destruction. Be porta llnva neon Printed for Wwki of Broken lves, but l'tiuple have Hoped Afalnat Ilv Homes Mid Friends are Swept liefore the Itualilug Wutura The Flteoua Welllnas of Starving, Drowning Animal Awful Scenes. New Oiu.ea.ns, April 25. Point VU a aut levee, Tonwis piirUh, him ln-i-ii Bwejit away. Point Pleasant is twenty-throe miles beluw Viekslmrg, and is one of the ruotit liuiKrtiuit levee on the Tensas front. Kuin niul ilcst motion nioets the eye on every side of Point t'onpee paiisli. The destruction is complete, fcot a plmila tion is left almvtt wuti-r i not a levee un broken, anil huiiilreils of families are homeless. Thousands of stock have Ix-en drownttl, anil from the meaner reiorls received from the interior it i.i iniile un liable that human life has Ut-n .suiiitued to the Mood. htumlillK' on llie ili-i-k of the relief steamer, Uaentuluas alii? lw-wi-il down within til ty yards of the tloodcd district, a full extent of the disaster could be seen, Sci-nua of O.rlef and Borrow. Grouped together in little knolls tweeu the bmken levees, throui;h which the water ruslied with ungovernable fury, were scores of people whites and blacks some with haiiies in thrift .rnis, while others had dos secured by cords. Many of tln-m had nothing else in the world except the clothes they wore on their backs. Whenever the Dacotali ilis covered a scone like this, a static was wuiiKuut and the stricken wore taken aboaril. Kiptallv as sad a scene was lhi poor dumb cattle standing in il)o wati r actually starvim;. Many of tliem had uot tasted fond in four days. Had a Homo Monday .Now Nothing. A family named Luke, residing several miles alsjve Hayou Sara, has jut U'en rescued. There were lil'tcon people in the family. Monday they were prosper ous, heintr owners of a law plantalion, a well eiid;iH'd slore, and one hundred head of stuck. Now nolliiiitf remains above water but the eaves of their bouses. A crevasse, sixty foot wide, broke directly in front of their house at noon, and the family bad a lively lime to reach the levee ln-fore six feet of water covered the place. The crevasse is now four liun drni fii-t wide. There are hundreds of uch tales io lie told. Niivinir r.Miile Itnd Stork, Tho lncoiali is a busv iat. After discliaiv'im; lu-r caro at (Irand Hay, she jiroceeilotl directly to Old riw-r, whore she rescued '.''"I head of cattle that had been ill the swamp four days, I online on d 'll, stock anil aniU- were picked up everywhere, nnd when the l)acotah rwielieil llavou Sara, she had one thou sand head of cattle and nearly live hun dred people on Uiard. They wore landed, nnd tlio IxKit immediately left on a re turn voya-e. She is doim; excellent work, and not only is she lil, -.od on every side, hut the corporation v Inch sent her, as well. Thirteen rnrl.tu-a Overflowed. Major Martin tileiin, iroideiit of the police jury, accompanies tho Ix.al on her errand f mercy, lie cannot estimate the damage, hut says thirteen parislies will U ovorllowed. Atliraud May men were husv oii'a'ed in an elfort to hold Paten ih k ' by an immense earth work that pro. cots ton lr'o plantations in lower l'ointe t'oupee Horn the ll.n i. The worst has c unc in l'oiuti' Coupee, und the people are rc-incd. It wan a bitter llht all round, but the river ird I lie best of it. Tho real condition of thii'g- in the overflowed di-lnel is just comiiiK' to lik'bt. No is eipial to the t.i -k of picturing the ilovatation ami ilix-latioii of the people. Tiie water ku k of the levee is so deep now that hundreds of liven are in jeopardy. A small stretch of the levee still statidim: is crowded with men, women nnd eluhlr n. side by side with In lives nnd cous. In nil old raised Kin house oM negroes Here found huddled together. Tli.-y wore afraid of their lives, and worn itinisy U'&tfing to he taken to a plaeo or safety, Northern 1 uphiill-l. I uuilni. nnSTN, Mass., April 21. A hioc-Iii1 train of I'uliinaii si. p rs loft this city for Tallnpoosa, (In, I'm train will re main in 1allaKHwi Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. This excursion will U one of the roost enjoyable that ever went to the southern slates, and will give nnumlaut opportunity for invosli.itiiijr the merits of the many (.-rowing and progressive cities in tlii'Kn u new south, ami the op portunities for making proliiablo invest ments. The route will I e via Washing ton, Konnoko, Vu., Knoxville, Toun., tome,.tiii and Anniston, Ala., jiiviinr nlmnduiit opportuuilies for seeing thoe citiei, Tile ( iiilrlt-riili- lion e. Atlanta. April J.'i. Memori ,1 dnv in this city will Is- (.-rand and iuipp-ssive. Already iieoplearecoinlnu from all siiles, and the city will he full of visitors by to-morrow. Tholaylnirof ihec.inior-ston'e of the Confederate Veterans' home will be tho ilrht cen-monv of the day, Dyimiulte Kaiiloaion. Dai.evan. Wis., April -.',). An rtpln Ion of (IviiainllH in If. II. lloan's druif store completely wrecked tho Itiiilditiif, breaklnir w indows in stores a block: olf, and knocking the ciihiii olf a school house two hlcs-ks distant. The roof of thfldnnr store was blown into the air, and of four men in the building two were rmrnod. badly hurt, and tw i perished in the flames. A Vlt'loua Father, BniM.nciiNl, Out., April 8.1. A well-to-do farmer named Morrison drowned three of his children In a barrel of rain water, and then tried to drown himself in a creek. No reason can Is-assigiu-d, biivld .Mayer Head. Atlanta, April So. David E. Maver, who has been a citizen of this city forty yean, is dead. Hu died nt his residence on Whitehall street. Mr. Maver was ono of Atlanta's oldest landmarks, and was widely known, Ths elght-hour-a-day strike in Chicago A call has been Issued for a mooting of the executive committee of the Kepuhll cjua national committee to be held on 7th of May in Washington. EARTHQUAKE. (vers (hocka at liMYrent Ilacee In Cali fornia. Sam Fkaucwoo, April 25. The earth 9 lake which was full here very sensibly, was general in this section of the slate. The shook was very sharp m (''ly but no serious diuunge was done. Tiie walls of a few houses, including the United States appraisers' building, in which federal courts 'are held, were 'cracked, and there was considerable alarm felt by persons who were aroused from shwp. The most serious daranga is rxpnrtcd from Pajaoro, whore a railroad bridge was thrown two feet out of line, adihe approaches to It damaged. The gM mains were disjointed at Oilroy, and Uiany obimueys were lurown down in the neighborhood of Watsonvillo. in some liH uluies as many as a docu dut tiuct shocks were felt. At MavlU Id Hie shock was very severe. A railroad bridge was rendered impassa ble, the grouud iu 1'laces bottling six to twelve ii-clu-. 1 roat Killed the torn. RAi.K:ud. N. C. April W.-The farm era reiKJi t ihul I he roc. nt cold and lroste baveplaed havoc with low land corn, which was flowing l'cly. it wilt OU have to be replanted. RUSjIA TOOK N0PAHT, Del tiUouasa the Quuatlona of the llerllu 1 ahor Conrsn-nco. Lospon, April i . Although the Rus sian government, for various reasons, chielly U'caese of the peculiar social and economic condition ol tho country, took no part in the labor conference recently held in ltcrlui, it is plain tiiat some lit least of tiie questions there discussed have found coiisiderat.on iu the council of the northern empire. The uctioit of the imperial council in passing bill prohibiting the employ ment in fni.lor.es and workshop of children under twelve vears of a-io, is a concession to popular demand, nud the dictates ol' htiuiuuity tua; is most sur prising to iliose lumiliar with the Hus siau abhorrence ul" innovat'ous, especi ally of a com iliatory ciiaru tor, or of a nature caloulatud to hutca the burdens of tile people. It the bill wns passed with a view of conferring a measure of protection upon the youth of thu lo.v r cl :se wliich the cwiincil sine r. Iv lielieved they stood in need of and were entitle i to as ail act of i'ustio?, the imperial body h.i not gone ar enough. If, on liiu otiior hand, tho council intended by its act to appease the clamorous agitator and calm tho pre vailing rovolu! innarv spirit, it has gone too tar, for tin- loyalty ol even a li'iissmtl is not to be purc iiised at a price so in sultingly insigu.li 'am. Put it may lie that tho car is follow ing cnu'.ioudy in tiie wake of his brother monarch of i ii rniany in a p.-orgiuii.a-tion of the la'sr system of the country, an 1 if this be u.'io. ns it is h p d. other and more import -nt chan res will doubt less be Ui.ele in I in mar future. In any event the peoplof Utisdri may bo thankful f-.r the s'i.jht benoiit con ferred upon them by the o:IVi.d admis sion tliat there are union ; h.-m persons of loo tender ago to be snhjcoiod to con finement in elo e wor!,shop aioi the ex ai-ts-ns of brutal ta-iaiasters. a fact which stalls 'io, show has not hitherto ''en rib' to toiv't) itself u,'on t.ie impe rial mini. f'lLLAGD BY A M03. Jewlab Shoa a id iwIIIul; Iu Ill ila l.leren Ulntvra Killed. AVahsaw, April Sit. -An anti Scmitic mob nuinbt ring 4."ou ptr-ons. alter in vading liie town of liinlit, iu tm- govern ment of I'iala, ill the governuiont of Medlee. tialiol.i, s.vked the shops and dwelling- of tb-' Joi i-h rt'-i len'.s. T:io troops wore - ail I out an I eh v. n per sons were k.ile.l and many woiiu led. 1 he lot!ir of orlrsna. rA!tt-l. .Ait I .'I. -It is stated that the Puke of i a-, a 'is iias refu-ei to accept his hlieny on ' lie t-ruis iaipo ,i r I y iho governin- iit. It is al- o e " -dthat theyoai g duke will, winle vet i i pr.s in, marry 1 is c i; iu, ti.e Prioccae Mal-Uc-r-ite de Lnartrc-.. DIVORCE LAWVP3 AN'J DTECTIVES. A New York Uoi-I.l I -MUnli- U-'porter Iiui-il ;lU-a Th- tr l-ractlr,-. Niav Y-jiix. April 2C.-Tho World publishes tiie a heutures of a female re-port-T wh i set o.it to investigate the practices of diw.eo oet-ciiv.-s au 1 tli voree lawyr in ;h.sei;y. '1'lie leporter f-iuud tnai . h' re is t cia sof w onion who liul regular on meut in h Ipiug w ives to soeure di r- es. These W'iiiieu c.inbehirel to i-niiap men into i.ua tious furiiisoiii .-real or apparent grounds tortlivoree. 'I ii'y ale described as h.ost brazen and sbamol -.s cieaiiiros, 'Iho de'.ectiv-s a o al o shown up in a con temptil hi ligli'. aa I the names of some lawvi rs are .-i .eu wao wdl d.mbiU-sS wisfi thai they had not m eh- a con lldalite ol lie-rep-.r:er, whom they aiip (Hisud lu lie aauldia:,ry Cllelll. An Ontiirio I'sriiH i's ( in .rt RliKt.ht'HM;. (int., .April -A well-to-do fai n-r nam d .M.er.-oa, living alout t o no ea from le-iv. ilrovvned tlireeof hi cl'ildr.'ii in a barrel of rain water and t .- ti a.teiiipt-d todrown him elf in a creek, he was I u i I i n the i'link of tiie or-ek in a critical coii li-tl- u. No leu-ou is kuonu fur the lash act. l-t,rsi(it olt-, Tlmwif"nf th . Hlmh of l'.-r'a ! In Vi enna tu cunu.l lr. Kaona, tho fuai .ua o-u- tlrissf-r- ! ii" ehtliu In L in I m for a Iran of u.O . O.ij ii ..uca to uu.U(i.,ttj tus L irias.i railway. In a biul" li.-twis-a Fmn.-h aid Da hnminn t ' I ' tli I'lcaris wi-re killeil. r'llty Kruiii'U'iK it wi-re w.iiiud'd. The nii;'nai ni-i-il of ta Protnatant church of Pi-'i.iua liaa ia-a.sl a circular in trui'lin the eh r-y to uuu juiiuj tho Sjoial tat njovuiiiiit. The boiiiloii rhronirls'a rnrri'ooniint at Ht. Hut-r-liinn t nuia lint tin Uriu lDuU.) Omatnatim- i.a- Iss-a arresl.sl, following the the dlscovory that ho wua plotting against the cr, Tin- Chin of Nnhlisj of Htuttgnrt bru intra oiaod llaren Mainea becnaso tiu waa shvitod to the reu'li.tMg as repr.-a -utatlvo of the peo pk-'i piolv Tu.' luirou has challengod night of the ui'-iuts-rs. Carillnd Sin f'-lloe, arohbliiliip of Naples, kos griev m.l.,' otfLmded tie p- iw, aud has been notl'Uil of his reiuovul from hitaes. He will lie sin e o io 1 by ilgt, AgliarJl, bow papal nuncio at Maulcu. The S'"rrgi''tl bill introiliicisi In tho Prusalnn ill-t giv-m Cnthiilina tho ImiioiU of tH por cut. iuter-Mt on tho lil.doii.oou uiurka eouAw-at'si aluee sT5. It is Uiliuvod that the blahopa have already privately agreed to the Uruia of the lueaauria NAVIES OF THE WORLD. Russia has 310 vnasali, 8U,IM men, snd the cost of the navy amounts to ID,lWS,7to, Sraill hu 41 vessels, 4.UH4 men, and the oast of the unvy uiuouute to .MW,J Italy lias 07 vessels, 16,140 men, and the eost uf the navy amounts u Juii has 27 ViiMinla, 6,M1 men, and the cost uf tho navy amount to .),ul3,0CKJ. 8ln has llt'J vumels, 13,17V men, snd the Oust of the navy uinouuts to il,4JH, loU Turkey lins Ti veuola, IB.OUO men, and the eost of ths navy amount to I'J.UHI.ouO, Oermany has 80 vesaeli, 13,815 man, sud ths coat of the navy amount to U.7JJ,73L, Auatr la-Hungary has OS Teasels, 0,300 men, and toil oust of ths navy auiuunt to 4,0Ua, 000. Great Britain has 038 renols, 68,600 men, and ths ooet of ths navy smoiiuU to 61,- 007,170. Chins has SO Trssels. Francs bos 253 vas sals, 48,ytM mm, and the oust of the navy amounts to s:,07,4WJ. The United States has 1S1 veaseli, 11,115 man and the Oust of ths nary amounts U 1S,0U0,071, Journal of Education. One of ths nvt wonderful of fishes is ths one bearing the name of the chiannodon alger, or the great swallovor. The manner of feeding is to grasp a Nib by the tall and proosed to olluib over it with Its Jaws. This data will swallow another one sis or twelve ttsses Its own sise. FILLING WALLS ralnily Injure S. Torul Persons at Cutusiiuqun, Fa. Largest Silk Mill in the Lehigh Valley Burned. riie Alarm Is Mlataken for the T-O'eloek Wlilatte anil the Couflugi allnn Oalna Great lleuilway An Kaploaloo 8bal torn the Itililillnv a-ld a Number of Men Are Citiltflit In the Wreak, f'AT.s.vtu'A, I'a., April ?. The .argo new building of the Unicorn Silk Manufacturing couiiiunv, at tlJs place, was di.-cov ereil to be on lire about 6 o'cliKSk 'Ihursday morning. The alarm was ipuckly sounded, but ow ing to the hour the lire companies, which are com oscdof volunteer workmen from the diii'ereiii furmtces, facilities and mills, wore iiii ii r the impression that the wiitsiles were merely calling them to their daily laUirs. and did not resKnd until ,h -lire hud a headway of about twenty minii.es. L'pon the arrival of the flro engines at the scone there was another delay in P ocuriii:; a sii:lici.-iit supply of wator. liy too tiai the liroiiinn had succeeded in' oliiaii.ing a sii.uciout power to throw -ire.i. n-on the burning structure, it wits one mass ol llamas. An I n-ooalon. The licit was intense, but not with standing this the firemen worked like beavers iu toe I,oh- of saving the store rooms and engine house. S liiie busily iiagod ill their elforts to check the llaiues nil explosion ol some vitriol and oilier a' ids .tnied on the premises took place. 1 iie eon tission shook tho ground uud shatli ie i the building. I siighl I'n-ler ch Walls. I'eforethe tiremen could retreat sev eral of th. ir iiiimU-r were caught by the falling walls and many others were in jured bv the falling denris. The tiremen il. reeled si-M i'al streams lixiii that part ol the burning ruin under which their companion- lay bunod. mid the work of n. ue was at on c tivguu. Hit- ti.-nU ami Injured. T'p to 10:110 the following had been taki u out: John liisid, n'ed 27, crushed to death. He leaves a widow, lie was one of the most sipuiar young men iu the neigh borhood. Joseph 1 odi.'ius,' an Italian, also crushed to deuiu. l'lves ti. K.erett, npnl IS, fatally In- jure.l. do irge I'ffitT fa'nllv iniured. t buries I'rick. s.. nil Iractured and ter ribly burned, will die. Mil ha I Morgan, internally injured, caiiii 't live. V illiani I 'rice, bond cut. William K. Menuacher, leg broken and badly burned. Ilioiiias .'allies, severely burned snd bit w nil livin . debris: injured about the lead ami lxly. (ieorge reiiiiel, slightly injured about the land. i'eier I'orl-ammor. cut about the head and body by Hying gloss and other debri. At that time two js-rsnns were still in the ruins. 1 Io ir names were not known. Many is-inons, spectators and others, wore injured si ghtly by Hying particles. The lire is aupi ose.l to have been caused bv sp uitaiusius combustion in one of the packing rooms At 11 o'clock the fire was under control. The head luarters of the company are 3 io I Ire. st is-t. New York. The t,.:ul I .s8 is plaeed at fllO.OOO. divided as follows: Kuilding, (S'iO.000; iiiai biiier , ;-::"i."iiij, and slock, ij,0K0; jutrily uisiir. d SHERIDAN EQUESTRIAN STATUE. To lit- I'hiri-ilWliere It Will Be Itien br KM-rr Ultor Io Washlnston. Waxiiimiths, April 26. The site has liceii le 'ile 1 uvm for the vipiestrian statue of (ion. slieridan, which is to be erected here by the Society uf the Array of the I'limlsTland. It is the reserva tion on the uorth side of Pennsylvania avenue, ktween Thirteenth anil four teenth strit'is. 1 his is one block on the way from the treasury department to the capiol tlere it will be seen by every visitor to Washington. There was a strung elfort made to have it placed lyoud the boun lary oa Massa chusetts avenue extended, iu ths section made notorious by real estate syndicates, but lieu. J. S. Kullerlon, the representa tive of the army society, in isted that it should not Is- where a carriage would be necessary to reach it. So the other meiiiU-rsot the commission, Secretary l'roctor and Senator Kvarts, of the library committee, voted for the site w hich Lieu. J. t. Kullerlon suggested. WOMEN'S CLUBS. Convention of the General Federatlea llsgtin In New York. Nf.wYoKk, April '.'(I. The convention of the g-neral federation of the women's clul s. held by invitation of barosis, be gan Wodiie-day morning at Scottish Hue ball. I here were sixty-four clul, represented by I mi delegatus from this city, lhaoon, Philadelphia, liullalo, Chi cago, St. I.ouit, lndianaHilis, Milwau kee, New I irlesus, Cineiunatt, leaven worth. Kan.: Detroit, Kansas City, Knoxville, Teun.s 1os Angeles and San I raneisco. The delegates were welcomed by Mrs. Kiln liielzt lynier, president of borosis, and Jennie C. t'mly (Jonny Junei. lirsfts for a constitution and by laws were discussed and submitted to a committee for report. At the afternoon session reports wsrs submitted by delegates from the clubs showing them to . be in excellent condi tion. End of the Cotloa Oil Treat, Nkw York, April 46. -The trustees of the American cotton oil trust have form ally retired from the control of the com pany and turned ita otiirea and prop erty ovr to its successor, the American Cotton nil company, which is Incorpor ated under the laws of New Jersey. Be fore the transfer Jules Aldlge, Nicholas Sheldon, M. I'rank and T. H. Cheney re signed a trustees of the trust and weie elected directors of tho successor corn pany, Ji.kri Aldige being made ita presi dent at a meeting of the board. Mother of Nineteen Children KInsHts Hknvlu, April sn. Francis Smith, of Newcastle. VVy. T., has arrived in town in m arch of his missing wife. His missing spouse is the mother of nineteen children. The Ashevllle Cltlaen Glvea The Intent local news, The freshest State news. The best general news. General and snccinl comments. The largest subscription list of any secular naiwr in the State. The best advertising medium In the Slntc. A full staff of able editors nnd corrcs- Domlcnts. The neatest, newsiest and most enter- prising paper in North lurolinn. Its efforts are always devoted to the upbuilding nnd development of the re sources of the State, particularly the Western section. Sulwcriptlon, $0 per annum; 3 lix months; ou cents per niontn. NEWS IN BRIEF. 4 Oondensstlen of tnti-reatlng Itessa ea Yarlous Subjects. Kentucky senate passed a lottery suppres sion bilk Hugh Carer's tailor shop in Boston was robbed of :l,000. I.udwig Siob, wealthy farmer, was found dead near Huntlagburg, Ind, a R, Dnvidtnn was robbed in Chicago and his body thniwu into tho river. Col. Dave Houushell was arrtwted nt Ilollelontaine, 0., fur assaulting Col. Uoia l'mtt At Chieugo tho sale of cigarettes and whisky drops tu I oya under 10 yi-ura of ago haa boon stopsd. Near Qolvouda, III., a box containing fi,!M in eiub was found in a bouse wrecked by the storm ol ilnivli 2,". Mimt Abby Miiure troowiu, professor uf Isktin an I tir 'ok it Vassal- ouileo, ill d in Vassar hospitil Wodeisi'av. Ths shortage of x-7'reiisunr Archer, of Maryland foots up t i:tt,4ol.:tt. The IMunsylvtin.a H'-publican onuvention will Ik.- held st H .rrisi uig Juueiia. The aoircli trust baa Ismght th T-ieka starch works lor annua lung over (-'.'i0,u K). The store uud posh rlloe at Lair, Ky., was roblsxl of $U5 iu muuwy and a lot of postage stamps. Iu the asylum for insane at Cranston, It 1., Catherine liauley boat ilury McCarthy todiiath. A Colored man who outraged a respectable white lady unar Camuruu station, Ark., was shot to doatlk Ume. Juliotte Adam, ths brilliant Parls iau editor, will probably visit America souis time next autuaiu. The ais-oiid Irlid of the Lenhart bigamy case, at Za .i.s alio, U., roaultud iu tho au q ilttid ol ihi- iK'.eiidaut Vetviaiu of the .Mexican war will hold their sixlisintli anuual nuuioll at hit, Vuninii. II., May t and 9. At Cautoii, U., WislneMlny, Homer Lcoi-h, a small boy, as run over by a loade.l stoue wagon, and his colar bono wns broki-u. Char lea Kin Her, a salisin keeper at Mun nwville, O., ii lined tJ and suit tojud fur tou duya tor keepiun epeu on mslay. Ilolzlnir. tl. tiovbic liiidinuviiiun iu Jail at Uaiu, letlu, Mich., is tr mg toainrve hiue st If. He haa uot ciUu sitylhmg fur several days. The twty of ths man found dead in an alloy at l 'no ll.oile, lad., .Moud.,y, has Uen i l.Hil uleU ..a Jus i altou, ol Charleston, 1.1. n is. Cutb riuo llanley murdered -Vary Mo Cart uy at Cisjuitou, K I., Iwause tin victim dut urUsl the murderess, who desired to Susy. Wink- Isiriug for gu on his ground st Sj aver, lu.l , Calviu Flo, her struck uuu eial waior, wiiivh dews at the rule oil Uurrela an hour. Josepa i. ei..ire was Instantly killed by bang strut s h. as ell aie uu lao i'lltaliurg, F irl Waj ue and Chit iga road at Huuum alatiou, uear baporte, lu,l. U.iriug tiie Kiol rela-llion Oen. Sli ldleton appropriated certain lira from a hulf-breed. Ho b.is been roipUrod tj oiuuu-jusate the owner for ins illegal euiitiacatioa. The dtutii p iudty waa awanlod by a Chi cago Jury to W. hi l'urdy, for ths murder of Samuel ht-iiiliit;or. Not a muscle iu furdj-'s face muved na be beard ths rui'diok Knit was eiil -rod by Ib-ceivor Wells, of the defuuet Coiuiiicraiel Katioiial bunk of Uu buque, lows, aguiusl 11. K. Uraves, the former president, to recover fi i,0ua Hhermou Knight, the youug man from TltHa, U., who ijufraudod the Conunorelul Nutioual hank out of 11,1V J. wua arrested la Chicago yesterday. Hu had '.i4 loft. Lamb, who so indietod with Miulaina De. vera, the clairvoyant of Toledo, O., f ir the forgery of uotoa io tao umouut of (.0,0 0 on Itiehard brown, of Y'tiungslowu, U., wasao qunted. Miss Lens Woodruff, of AppU-ton, Wit., en rout to Ihlv.igii tu 1'iiivluiav iiiiiliu-ry, will! 1700, silppml uer p ilse lulu the bostul of tier dre.-s ami wi-ut to al-st-p, rSouui uiu else now bus the ui.wy. Ueorge W. Him .-k, convicted of killing a young mini nano tl June,, tnii-ty-two y-ara , go, was avut-Mt-d l- tea ymra' iiaprisoii-un-iit. He was r leassd mi 4 li.oO bad sud mg api-eal. Uue ol tho ulu iuruion church murder cu--. Oru Uuloy waa arr.t-d at Mis-hanlca li:g, O., WoUin-wlav, on a n-quiaiiluu from the governor ot New York, chargad with grand laic ny lu Unit statu lust SepU-uibcr. He was turned over Io the am hurlties, who took hun east. Ira V. Siiikny, the revivalist tlux -r, has retired from his aae itiou allli It. L. Uoo ly Us auae his vniee hits given out. Tiie sale ol tin- famous Jlotuly (iilJ Simkoy hyiui. uooas baa provtlisl bntli the proprivlui-s wilu a bandsoiiio ciiui-etea.u. On July Al. t;u. Jute Last, the apostle of Mothutiiain iu tho iul, preseht-d under the old elm oa Ui-tion common the first Wraleyan S 'l'iunu ever liMnl la .Maaaachu setts. Tho suinvvrsaiy uf that ovi-iit Is to lis celebrated In an clnimrat maimer in Octolier, and the great and lourisldng chureh which has inn the atnsl sown on that duy luu years a.;n. siuwu to he the see lUd In the couuuouweitii, will oninniurate iU achieveiO'iits by orator)', poetry and sing, and wilh tho asMtuue of its greatest m bids. Mrs, Jsmsa ,. Hlalne, Jr. Nl-w Yoiik, April 2(J.-The World says that at a n-ceiu coiisulta'ion of lea leading physic an- in regard to the ill ness ol ilrs. iliniies i ,. Iilaine, Jr., opin ion was equally or i.. . ss to whether the would r-coT.-r the u.e ,.f her limbs, Her general health is slowlv improving, but she is still cuimm d to tier bed. Wonlit-n I'olanners l.jnrhed. San AforsriNK, Tex., AprU It. Sim Garrett and Jerry T.-ei, who were in jnd here on a chart. of aiiiuiiptiug to ttoison Col. John Ii. itns.ks and lainilv, were taken from theiaiiui night and lynched. Conven.enl hooks in front of a butcher shop were Con ei led iulo an iinurouiptu gallows. Jsrk.en Will Arawpt, CHirAcin, Anril aO.-Harson Davlee received a telegram yesterday from i'eter JaeUoa at .Mount ( lemena, Mich., to the allecl that the Australian would accept the olfer of the California Ath letic cluli to light Sullivan for JAI.OOCI. CONGRESS. One Hundred and Third Day. In the satiate A concurrent resolution was adopted in relation to Irrigating arid lands lu I he Hlo (Irnndc valley. Mr. Chand ler uffcr'sl s rMuihitlnn smendlng Iks enlists rules to conform to thisw of ths house la ncrinlu p irtieuliira. The report on the bill to provide s temporary governinsnt laUkla liuinn was agretsl to. Ths bill to erect a ttatue to Uen. Htnrk went over. At ( p. m. the aenstn sdjinirnnd. In the hniiar The legislative appropria tion bill wns considered without aotloa. The house at tiM p. la. adjourusd. la ICacellent f"oMllea Commend to public approval thrCnlifor niu liipiid fruit remedy Syrup of I'igs. It is pleasing to the eye, and to the taste and hv gently netlng on the kidneys, liver and bowels, it cleanses the svstcm cfTcctunlly, thcreb- promoting the health and comfort of all who use it. RAi.mnii, N. C I.nst winter I wns suffering very much from indigestion nnd general debility, with broken d iwn system, followed with chronic dysentery, I tried one bottle of Mrs. Joe 'Person's Remedy, nnd found en much relief nnd lmrrovcment 1 continued its use until I used the seventh bottle, which restored me to perfect health, and I nm now as sound at tllverdollnr. W. U.Jokdan. FREE EXCURSION. Sonii'tliing new for our cit izens is n. treat to a five miles ride over the electric raihvny by all persons purchasing a dollar's worth or more of goods from Hostie liros. & Wright on Monday, the 2Sth inst., and during the we k following. Combine pleasure and profit by accepting this opportunity. No stock in the Hty is more complete, embracing many novelties in Dress (loods, Trimmings, No tions, Hats (big job at N. Y. prices), and shoes to suit the most tasteful. Polite and ac commodating corps of sales men lo show you through. A cordial invitation to all. No. 11 N. Court Sipiare. AT THli LEADING JEWELRY STORE. The entire utm-k ot Plated Jewelry, iiulutlliiK fine HruucheK, Huttuiia anct I truce let., ot 1-.3-0NE-THIRD OFF !-l-3 Key. mil. hi itf et.t, ah wc Intern) in the luturt tu keep nothing hut Solid tiultl ami Stertinn Silver Jewelry. ARTHUR M. FIELD, LEADING JEWELER, Noulli main Hi. Arihcvlllt. W.A.Ulaiu. J.Y. Ititow.N. FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING. No. 3a Putton Avenue, M AFEE BLOCK. OPPOSITE BLAIH'S OLD STAND We are now ready, and in vile our friends and t he pub lic generally to call ami ex amine our well scIcc.ihI stock of FUllNITUltE, Which we are offeringat rock bottom prices. Undertaking a special feature. Calls at tended day or night. Telephone, day 75, night 0.1. IUJVUI&1U.OWX. RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO. I'AaaKNIiR PHI-ANTMKNT. VYcatrrn North Carolina lilvlalun. I'AlsKHNOUR TRAIN KCIIKtU'l.K. (In Hpi-kct Mnr,h 11,11 mih Mi'riilion timr uaril wht-n aot otlirrwlm Imlicalrd. KAaTllot'ND, No. Al No. A3 Cully. l.v. Knosvlllc, ninth tm-r.) " Aahrvlllr, Ar. anllshury, ' llnnvillc, Hlchmond, " KnlrlKh, ' (.nldahorn, "WllllllllKton " l.viH'hliiiric. " Wnahlns-ton " liiiltlmurs, " I'hlla., " New York, ' WSaTSOI'NU. linopm lU.'innm nn:iam 1) ailnm aoAnm anupm llapni llianpiii a:i(iim A lAnm I 1 r..m 8 Inpm niiiiun 7.niBm lanopm IKUoimi lltAAiim a A.'lam H iinnm 1047am 1 aopm No. AU l)nllr. 30im eA7m d.'llipin llllllpin A 07am 7 inpm HIMipm 11 yupir, Ollllam No'dtl lially. lilllnm TUnnm 11 'Jnm Oasipm Nrw Vork, " I'hlla., " Hull I more. WaahltiKt'n " ini-hiiurK, " Klvhmund, 7"" Hanrlll. " WllmliiKt'n " l.olflalioru, " KnlrlKh, Hntlalinrjr, Ar. Aahrvlllr, " Knotvlllv, llHHhtncr.) ailliim 2a4slim limmml aoAam fllloam aiipm clim ia4nm ;am ia mum A oopnt t ooam 1 1 'JAam I esttpm HaApm M. No. nS liMlljr.J "moo am t1A sm Kioe am JJ pin A. A . B No. A4 lially. "fi"40 p m Too pm 0(17 pm S 4ll p m Ly. ilot RprlnMa, Arr. Arr Aahrvlllr. Arr. Ar. HmilrrannvlUf, " " Hpartanhura;, Lr. MCKI'IIV DHANCII. No. IS Iaaa.il jr cactpt Wunilay. ) No.JT 8AA pm 1 Sn p m B4VAsm 10 s m 010 am II 10am UA4 pm 64A pm Wavncairllla, Bryaon City, WcatArlil, Ar. I.. Not. An and At, Cullman aiwpcrs Ixtwttn Orrmaltoro and Moniatnwn Noa. A3 and AS Pullman ItuflVt airrptnff Caralirtwn-n Hot Hprinia and VYaahtniiton. Aahrrlll Is nrrnkfast Btatloa for No. no. " lllnncr " na Hickory Is ' " " na, -W. A. WINHtJRN, tl. V A., Aahrvllls, N, C. JA. L. TAVt.oa.O. P. A., WaahlnsHon. II. C. PRIVATK BOARD. NBW HOUHUI NUWH flJMNIHIIBD ALL MODHKN IMPKOVUMBNTi. . ' MRS. N. B. ATKINSON, No. All Haywood Strut. laasadlT THE"HICKORY INN," HICKORY, N. C. A POPULAR AVINTEB KHSOllT. i i e v r ! 2 la Average Winter Temperature, 52 Degrees. The Hotel is handsomely furnished throughout, has KliH-trie Lights, (las, Hot and Cold Water Itatlis, and all the conveniences of a modern home. For terms, etc., ad dress FRANK LOUGIIRAN, Proprietor. TAYLOR, BOUIS - Wholiaalr uud HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, STOVES, iii:ati:hs, kam;i:s, tkwaris, vc. saxitaky i'umiiisc, oas axii st ham i-ittim',, Tlx AXU SI.ATI5 KOOI'lNt;. Al TOMATIC ICI.IX'TKIC OAS l.ll'.IITINO AM' L AI. I, Illil.l.S, AGENTS FOH --H0YAL" GAS M CH'NE. AUTOMATIC SPIIINKLER WORK FOR MILLS A SPECIALTY New Slore Under Opera House, No. 43 ration Ave, Aslievlllv, N. C. lialimaU-a I'luirl'iillj f.ivin mi nil Work in i.ur I. inc. ( W. I. .siim-K.s. l-ri-aiilciit . V. Ii. lillilONH, Vhr-1'rt-aitl. lit. THE COVENANT BUILDING ASTi ASSilCIATIOlV, Home Olllcvi KNtYII.M:, TICNN. Authorized Capital, . - 82o,(K)0,()()() LOC.XL ltaKI AT ASIUiMMJi: S. . Iiitritt. rtoi Vnt. C. C. MiCahtv, Vu-rn-r.itU'nt. MNAGE0 SOLELY BY ODD FELLOWS, BUT MEMBERSHIP OPEN TO ALL IIih-n n ifi'iHTiit Im-tiiirHH l.cn.li full ftw value il' Ktnek nt mK kt cent pn-iuiuin pnytiltlr hi. in hly. I h i h t nionttity ui tn.iit Murk. tnlly iaitl iit tnt. -n wlii. lt 11 cati tliv,. lU-nil i pitiil. iin.l (he prim-lp.il tl -11M1-1 in ieii eiir.. lM-."it-- 11-11 hi- wit lull 11 w 11 with imh tl lo 1 'J kt cent per y :ir it"tivi. All tsieuriii.t- ik-pi-Hiiid with I line Nutioiuii iiuiikkt uu Truntet. For lurtlu-r piirlK-uiaii eitll 011 N. T. IIOVAItI. Stale Aciit. iltmnylU Ortiei' for n few tin nt Tnylor. Ihnil. - Hr it ht rti .., No. VA rattoa Ave." FITZPATRIGK BROS. & ROBERTSON. UcalerHlu Wall Pnpcrt WiiiilowMuuU-hjiiiU lateiUHaiiKert, Tuln U. Oilrv ami Vunilxlim, Mutur Mlxnl I'liiutu ami t'ol--r- Wimlov-' TsIiimi, lutt. I'ruuh und Anurirnn Wc keep lit Ntork 81. t.u"'nni1 Krittm-kv I.-ml. fi-h.t.!i w. t. ii:nniuam. PENKiAN & GO., JOIIIIKH AND OKAI.KNII IN HTATHTDlwrATRTE ASHliVIM.i;, N. c. AOIINTtt l'OK OUPONT POWDER CO., ' RICHMOND STOVE CO., C0HTLAND WAUUN CO., OLD HICKORY WAGONS, STUDEHAKER WAGONS, MOLINE SCALE CO ENGINES, SAW MILLS, ETC. M COHMICK HARVESTING MACHINE CO. SPECI AL SALE I Wc nrr now nlTrrltiu aHilnl Imrii'ilii. In rvrryllilnsr. lint Imvi-r, M K. . II. Ill nvi'.l.l.. la iiiiw in Hit- Niirlhirn imirli la. We nn- u-llt tu II t I. nt i.rUvn tu uit rvrrylni.lv, Wc liml frmii il.iuv Unit l.iiw I'rlna ,1., in,.n to lu ll t at .lull ilnv llimi I.Ik tiilmcco linnk. r nn- nuw n-llhm un unr Ihlrilciii lund ul Clover und .ruaa iw.il, and ixikiI tu Ih- mIIIiik ull the Until cur luml ul DRY GOODS lU-ffiri- tlic yrnr l .ml, A frw pnlra nf M.n'a llcnvy liouta nwny liclnw mat, anil unr .Mnnntiin Miik' l.ir l.nill,. nt fj ia nu.lllnly III,- cliviia-al slim- un t iil tll. Min-a $1 .All llnta nt 7."i-. mill SI llnta nt l.u- . niul n urcul mini v uthi r lliinua Unit will nstonlali yun. Ilk'AIIAM'M IIOMII-MAKIt Mlll'i I- the lavurtu- Willi nil the fnrincr.. Wc unly imntiun thla tu ahuv. I hut wc lire un cnl lirma with the Allluncc ikuiiIc uml urcaclliiiK tlulllalucka ul atuoila, Arsltevllle Dry Goods Co., J. O. 1IOWKLL, Mannacr. Al ulil stand, lat diior ImIuw Pcnnimaa Ac Co.'a Hardware Store. -i HOTEL ST.. ARM0ND,l SKYI.ANI) MINICHAI. SPKINCS, N. C. F.ljtlil MIIch Noulli of Aalicvlllv, on the A. & 8. Railrond. 0 MINliKAL SI'KINC.S. Till! 1-INIiST SI'KINOS SOUTH OK SARATOGA. The anolyala shows Imn, Alum. Uiiaimi, MiiKnialu mid While Kulphur. Cures Hhcuinn tlain, llluud lilseoacs, liyaicialii, liiaumnlu, Ncrviiuk ADlvtlains and nil Kldncv Con.plalntu. Commodious houac nml xrounda. Culaiuc escillint. Terms rcnsunuhle, Address K.A. LcYENE. aoro dtf Maiiao;cr. AT. AUCTION! UcautI Ail KcNldciice Lots ON LIMHKTY HTKHUT, frldajr, tiie) 9II1 of Mar. On Prlday, the llth of Mny, we will sell at pulillc auction un the sjrnunde four ) lienu llful realdcnre lots on l.llicrty street. Tills streets Is parnllcl to Mcrrlmon avenue In North Aahcvlde, and la one of the nlcrat street In Aahevllle fur a home. Heveral line hunara Knlng up now. Terms of sale made known on day of sale. Call and let us show yoa the proprrtv before dav nf salt, . NATT ATKINWIN A. aprlUtde , Real Katate Iitalera. at 4a ia, te 5 !? 8 8 1 fi 2. 9 It & HUOI IIIiRTON, M - tnll linli'r III W. M. AstlMi'Ml!. Sivrrl .r. Al.l-... Al.l.lsuN, Tn-xiNiin'r. Tiikii. V Ti-.kttt'i.i., See. iS: Trrun. 1. A. Cl iwiN-.. Attorney. W. U. I'KNMy AN. Chicago s& Alton K.R. FA8TU8T KOUTB To KANSAS CITY AND THE WEST Aahevllle to Kansas Cltv In 87 hours Aahevllle lo IN-nvt-r In m hours Aahevllle lo Han frnnelaen, Cilllfornla and I'wrllnnd, OrrKnn, In fl dnva. WM,Mon""' " H..I1.I V a...i..i u. . saVtltv:; MertlrtnirhalrcsiVrrS" l K"' r.F, ,u Miiuriiifitiun cud on or write to II. Aa Ncwloudt a '""ti't Psasennr Asrnt, No. JO I'nttun Ave., Aahevllle, N.C. J. CHAKI.Tt)N, O. P. A Chlcaito, 111. I