ASHEVILLESDAILY CITIZEN: TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 90, 1890.
ENTOMBED IN A MINE,
: Disastrous Besulti of a Cave in at
': "Ashley," Pa.
TWENTY-FIVE HUT IMPRIB01JED.
Rennet- Bring Forth One Charred
Victim mm! Are Compelled bjr Oh
to Hellnqnlih the Search Agonis
ing; Scene About the Month of the
i , Pis manual Proapeota,
'Wiuusbamu, Pa., May W. Cltissn
. of Ashley, three milaa fmn here, were
thrown Into ths wildest exoltement ye
verday by a rambling sound, whiah waa
heard al over town, and a few aecondt
lata a peroeptibl ahock like an earth
qnake. , People nnhed into the itreeta
from houses and itores.
. , ' Not before half an bow waa the oanae
explained. Then it waa found that an
' area of nearly a iqnare mile Just out
aide of Ashley, over Baltimore vein No.
alope of the Lehigh and Wilkeabarre
company, had nbsided, occasioning the
rumble and shook. The report spread
in quickly and the acene that followed
waa simply awful. Women whoae hus
band were at work in the mine rushed
out there bareheaded, followed by their
children and a great crowd of men and
boys.
Burled A lire.
The sunken area is at Mnffet's Patch,
one and one-half miles from the center
of Ashley. Ths ground has gone down
from a foot to three foot. Numerous
cracks at intervals of only a few feet
extend from ths foot of the mountain
into Hanuver township, a distance of
half a mile, and vary in size from a few
inches to several feet.
Not long after a report came that
there were a number of laborers and
miners inside the mine and imprisoned
by the cavod earth and coal having
blocked up their means of exit. This
caused most heartrending scenes of
anguish. Wives and relatives gave full
play to the wildest grief.
Belief purties were organized at once,
and worked in shifts of ek-lit men.
The accident was probably caused by
robbing the pillars. There was no ex
plosion. The tunnel ouly allows eight
men to work at a time.
The First Victim Rescued.
At about 5 p.m. it was announced
that on of the rescuing parties had suo
oeeded in breaking Uirough one of the
chambers beneath the cave. It waa
8:80, however, before they reached the
first of f-e victims.
He was lying at the bottom of a 80
foot plane, and. in order to rescue him it
became necessary to lower a miner down
with a rope. This was done, and the
charred and blackened form of Anthony
Froyre. the first victim, was hoisted to
the surface. He was still alive, but his
injuries are ukelv to Drove ratal.
When the news spread that Froyr
was iranwi a reeung 01 gloom came
over the miners' hearts, for they realized
toai mere was uiue nope or Ms com
penlona having escaped death. Froyre
is supposed to have wandered away from
tne outers aim wnue trying to hnU a way
vui cauaeu n explosion 01 gas in Some
old chamber. If this explosion extended
to where the other men were their
cnances or escape are verv slight.
The latest reports from the scene of
the disaster is to the effect that the
rescuing party has penetrated to within
sight of two dead bodii-e. but the
gas is so thiok that they were driven
back to the surface. The place is full of
black damp and further approach in
the direction of the victims is impoe-
ioie even wim a surety lamp.
As it looks now very little bono la
ntrtainel that any of the men will be
roeeueu alive.
A Heartrending Rcene.
The men entombed are nenrlv all
married aud have large faruilim, all de
pendent upon them for support. The
aceus around ths month of the pit is a
hartrenung one. Wives and mothers
crowd close up to dark opening and peer
in as if their love would dispnl the
darkness of the fatal depth, while the
cries of the little one oalling for their
miners niaae toe Bearers sick witli pity.
The men who form the rescuing parties
are stranuvr to fear, and if it m within
th bounds of possibility they will be
rescueu auv or their bodies restored,
i The Official List.
The official lUt of those Imprisoned is
mi iuuuwi;
mi o. Williams, sirt married, seven
ouaren, neiuea lu llauuver township.
OBI
rssidi
of Officer Hughes, of Phillipsburg, h
suocaeiied in oapturmg stiers in the act,
it is said, of passing a forged check on
the proprietor of the Columbia hotel
hare, Stiers waa taken to the Iteming
ton jail on a late train. Upon being
searched the following forged notes and
checks, as alleged, were found in hi
possession i
Three notes on the First National
Bonk of Long Branch for 13 with the
name of John Fay signed thereto. A
check on the Fleiuinnton National bank
for ft with the name of William Stiers
signed thereto. A check on the Union
County National bank for fc!5 with the
firm name of Bartlette & Swain signed
thereto. A note on the Hunterdon
County National bank for $375 with the
name of wmium stiers is son attacnoa.
A check on the UlooiiUibury National
bank for f.J with tne name of u. u.
Abell signed thereto.
A lot of blank checks of about a dozen
other banks were found in his pouaegmon.
Several checks and noun passed by him
turned up after he had been urresteu.
The Llouor Traillo Immoral.
St. Lot is, Mo., May 17. At th
Methodist conference the committee on
tompereucu concurred in a memorial
changing the degree of offense com'
nutted by a meuilier who encourages
the liquor traffic, in renting property tor
saloons, in sigiiing petitions, from "im
prudence" to "immorality." The Bible
cause committee reported the following
statistics of the American Bible society
works Receipts during the past quad-
reumuui, '.ivu,.wi.fii; uisnurseuieuu,
W,140,1M. During the past four yean
the society has distributed B,tMtJ,4tfl
copies of the bible. Five hundred and
sixty-two thousand Bible have been
distributed iu heathen lauds.
Commander MeCalla' Sentence
WismsoTON, May 17. Secretary
Tracy promulgated the tlndings and sen.
teuce of the court martiid in the case of
Commander McColm. 1 he sentence of
the court is: To be suspended from rank
and duty for a period of three years, and
to retain his present number on the list
of ooinniaudor while so suspended.
Secretary i'racy approved the sentence.
The pecuniary effect of the court mar
tial aua tne secretary s oruor, is to piaue
Commander MeCalla on furlough or
half pay for three years, reducing his
pay from (a.iou tu about f 1,4UU a year.
To Suct-ed Col. Canada?.
Washinuto.n. May 17. Senator Qnnv
is said to have at last fixed things for
making his friend, Silas M. Bailey, of
Unioutown, sergeaut-at-arma of the
senate, to succeed Col. Canaduv, against
whom chargt'S have been made. lieu.
Uailev s tnt'Uils say very positively tliut
he will be nominated for the place in a
short time.
A Steamship Stranded.
New York. Mar 17. A telegram an
nounces the stranding on the Fiorina
coaat of the steamship City of Alexan
dria, of the New York and Culstn Mail
company. The vessel left this city lust
Saturday with a full compliment ol pas
sengers una ircigm lonuoan aim jicxi
can ports.
A DARK HORSE WINS.
Castaway II Defeats the Brooklyn
Handicap Favorites.
GREAT CROWDS AT GBAVISE1ID.
Twenty Thousand Spectators Wit
nes the Great Hand leap Cast
away II an Easy Victor by Nix
Lengths lladge, Heeontl, and Uric
Third Time, a. 1(1.
Nsw Yohk. May 17. The race truck
of the Brooklyn .Tm'lcey club at Graves
end was simply jammed with a solid
mass of Immunity, The cause of the
crush was the great general stake race
of this club, the Brooklyn handicap. It
had rained during the early hours of the
morning, but lv noon the sun came out
and many who had hesitated ubout go
ing then started out.
The track was very heavy, caused by
the rains of the morning and this caused
Belmont's Baceland and Fides to U
scratched, much to the disappointment
of that Mtalile's inanv ad Hirers. The
conditions and starters lu tne race were
as follows:
(' millions of the Itaee.
The Brooklyn Jockey club hnndlcan
for 8-year-old and upwards, the value of
which is Kiiarant cd to ls SIO.OIK). the
second horse to receive W.lHMl and the
third tfl.OoO: one mile ami a quarter. The
stariera were:
HOIISS. WKIIIIIT. .nun nr.
faiaay Ml Hiinn.
ui .. ..linmj..
110 Warwick...
IIS IWnca ,
pontA
$11) to I
. Mo I
Sllol
itnl
Hi, J. Krcn 19 to 1
.na I i v io to l
l' A'lilermm 41) to 1
.mi .M.irtln ttol
.US Harrison totol
there were about
A Chilil silioiti It Mother.
KI( HM"M, Jin., May 17. A 7-vcar-
old child of Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell
found an old and ruxtv revolver in
bureau drawer, and walking up to her
mother siintei toe weiim at Her and
nulled the trigger. The bullet entered
her mother s head and she fell dead.
Han on a llock.
Qvttnr.e, May 17. The steamer Cano
pus, from Liwriiool for Montreal with
a general cargo, went ashore on Peril
Kock Kievero Union at lloclcxkWed
new lay ninlit, and now lie in a danger
ous pos.tion. N-Ipsuiers are leaving her
to nine ou a p.ruou oi ner cargo.
Illotous Hirlkor Killed.
MAniiui.May 17. Tb striking miners
in the vicinity of UUlma hare been riot
ous throughout the day. The (ienilanne
stteiiipteil to dispeie them, but th
luiuers twisted and several of them wer
killed. lnsi have been summoned
and ar buiryiiig t4 the acene.
Gosrlicn Tlirealrns to Iteslgn.
London. May 17. It is reported that
Mr. tioM-heii, chancellor of the ex
chequer, threatens to resign if the gov
ernment relunmishes the proposals to
uuui) iiKiie puuuuuis wuuse license ar
cancelled.
rrorrfxllngs In Congress.
WAnisiiTi!. May IT. The bouts aitnoted
moluti'in pmvlilhis ibst th rsnulnder of
lb una bill ball bo ra.1 br lbs clerks with
es! lntmiitloa. and tbat wl,n tbs nadlns
Harry I'arrr. ssxl to, marrlsd, nv clilldrsa. I anr sovtlao. Al a -on on Wodnwlitr nest Ui
isidM Nowpan tuwasblp. I onmralllM of Ui wbolo Is to rlao and npnrt
Owes Parrv. tala soa. and IT.
BUrhMl Hanrr. Sfsd at, aurrlsd, two sons.
rsslSaaos ashlay.
TbooMS a Davis, s4 SO, married, sight
vtuwirao. rwiuuaua aaaiar.
Jobs Keally. sd SJ. the support of a wld
Wad mother. retldeBO Aahiae.
MlaLael 8. -ally, brother of Joba, aned ff,
retldaao Ash lay.
Daolal Hulllvan, scad &, married, savaa
eauana.o aa lavsild, ratldeaos Wllka.
BUT.
Joba ruasoa, t, rssldaao Momt's
s-aaro,
Julia Allan, aatlslaat mlas boss, resides
easier, asa mamaa, tbre oblidrsa
it"" oni srriouiy burned st Me p. nt.1
Robert W. Htiberts, sed W, married, no
ehuurea, realdaa Ashler (bmught u the sur-
noe at h m. tauuif Dsrnaai.
nsrry Janes, laborer of former, agrd it.
narnao, uuss oauarao, resldeaoa Ktw
town.
Robert X. Prltehard. Med H, married, on
aiiwi reai'ieac liasovar,
Ckarlee James, aed as, married, are ohll-
exea, reeiaeaee naoover.
Aatboar Kr.iirm. married, ana oh I lit aaat.
dsaoe Ashley Piaaa, rssoned at T o'clock, body
fcaraad.
John James, acd M, aurrlsd, two shlldrsa,
tsssilr la Wales, resides la Ashley.
Juha Williams, aned la, married, six ehu
area, reslilenoe Newlowa,
Jonatban Williams. aad t marHed, two
hlldrea, reaUlcaoe Newtewn.
uohard Jones, ased ai, married, two ehtl.
area, reaiqano newtowa.
WUUam Edwsrda 4 M. married, two
Mldran, iwaldmos Wukosbarr.
Thomas J. W Uliama, sa4 , married, on
tkOd, reeideuoa AabUr.
, Tkesua Clauav asai M, married, a shlleV
res, naldenoe Newwwo.
Owsn WUllanu, ased , married, rmldsBo
Ashlar, SM wlopted child.
Jo Hemr-wy, sed if, stafla, retldeaas
Meat PaUih.
ITraak UalUgher, ad t. slosla, and tw
Haas, aaaies sot learnee.
A Safe) Carried Off by BnrgUra.
WruKii-ko, Manjstay 17. A LaCleod
aispatoh to TheFrePrs sars that
awgiars sntersa th mounesd polio
DssrreoU ners and carried out the smf
to a swamp a unarter of a mil off,
Wbsre they broks off th door and
twsacked th contents, gettlug away
wtth 11,000, ... '
ths bill M th hnu"e and velln opon th
measure and amendmrnia made iu cinuralttae
of lb wbule Is to twain al onre. Ths raadlnf
oi iu oni was men conriU'iM.
The bill aiinniprlatlns SuH Mlfir a nnhlla
building at Alleotowa. I 'a., was nlared oa the
aenat salendar. In concluding bit t peach os
ue euver bill Mr. Teller said euiue at.ua to re
might be governa'd by fear of the executlvs
reus but b would follow lb dlcUlaa of his
Judgment. He bellrved If avarv senator
would do Ihe same thing they would hav a
rrea ooiuage !.
M'CUKTH OF NKH'S,
Oliver Ml Rnnre, th well know anthnr
sad editor ot AipleUa't pulilli atlutio Is dead.
Albert Hani. PruurleUir of tba Cnloa
square unlM, .ew j.irs, I dead.
Trrsnt won th turmc handicap al Doa-
raaiar.
The wife and daughter of President llalL at
kiara nuivcrsiiy. wer suirorated by lllumln
allnggusl n nrneeter. Mass, Ttie accldaut
was aue lu s leaking burner.
Tb body nf th murdered man Mr era
wuisa waa auippeu iu barrel to New York.
nae arrireu iu i oienuagvn ana bea ltlo
tilled.
In th troll tnllgal raa th eniirem ooart
of liMaalaSsa derided that no tailgate caa be
toll demanded wlkhla th sortwral
list it at aa cuy.
1j
e!
I a prolitio roaoEa
A' Millionaire' Hndden Death.
Wasiiiniiton. Mav 17. K. n.
Snowies, of Worcester. Mass.. a iirnnil.
Bant mauufia tunir, died suddenly here
at th residenoe of Mrs. Ihr. Bland, of
heart failure. Mr. Kaowlea was ua a
visit her at the tiro of his death. In
addition tu being a large manufactnrar
Jr. miuwie owned hotels la Jackson
villa, t'la., and Worcester, Mass.
Th Convention of Hlbernlana,
HakTroRO. Gnn.. Mar 17. In th
oonventlim of th Anoient Order of
ttibrnlans the commute on Insuraooe
raported against th Life Insurano
company by th national order, but ad
riasd that each branch tab. eharg of
th Insurance of member in that branch.
Sever, change and additions to th
ritual war wlopted.
Jorwey Marl Pita,
BaaokN. N. J.. Mar IT. Th antiva
damand which suddenly sprang op for
th meadow lands in th lower part of
Bertren county waa for time nnao.
oountad fur. It i now claimed that a
drpoait of marl, a valuabl fnrtlllsnr.ha
been discovered beneath the hitherto
idiaaorn. Tnavala of ths Land bag
bn aliaticd.
The fwftrta Pea f a Jerwxy Tcrnth
i. .. t Uwta Mlm iHta Trombla. -'.
PwrLUraamia, N.J. , May 17. WiUiam
0. Stiers, ton of a wall to do farmer in
' Bmntsrdoa bounty, and until recently a
"airgraph bperal on th Jerwy Central
rilrd, wreral mka ago, tr ta allegad.
fbrrod the nam of Rawry Rlttboaa. I Craahad by a Cava I a.
of Ftomlngton, to check and fled. At Nawsiue, N, J Hay 17. Antonio
about th asun tirfls, it U charged, ha I Pterianbro, 49 years of age. of No. It
"If11 ! UMkMliy, tu- Urill street, whUe cngiagmi In digging
pwrihUrfmt of tb Now Jeny dlVisloB MlUvr at Mnrri and Central mrlnwm.
ill'SJf I'1"? JJroaL to apaas waa fatally (njand by tb caving is of
mtoMXtiiUttMitowlhm thntiroUar. U wsa dug but by
r TTT . """f" - I Paa, ills buoy was horribly orushd.
Hndgo .
Eric
Lne Angeles.
Cynttsuro
Conie-to-Taw
Oriflaiiime....
Vlngcnr. ...
Sir III sua
When the lsU rang
20,000 people, pp sent.
A Uood 8tnrt.
The flag fell to a vervgisid start, with
Castaway 11 iu front nutl Veugcur, sec
ond, the others in a close lranch. Passing
the stund the rear division closed some
what on Ciistiiwny, who waa onlv a
length in front of Vengeur. Tlien
came Eric. Sir Dixon and Los Angeles.
Ooint; anmnd the first turn the same
position were preserved, save that
Castaway slightly iucreaa-U bis lead and
the tall einlers inoviii tit) slightly.
un tne imek str-fn t nst.iwav in.
creaaiHl his lend to three lengths and
was romping along aa though he liked
It, tne was seeutpi, u Unit lengtn in
rrnnt or v eiigeur, who was a neck in
front of Cj-msiure, with the rest in a
close bunch. Un the next turn Cast
away was six lengths in front, with
lladge tnri-e lengths before Mr Uixon,
whom Harrison had commenced to
move. Badge dropid Imek to fourth
place: the ot hers were strung out.
In the Stretch.
Turning into the stretch it was plain
that it was t'ast.-i way's race. The others
began to move wit II I heir mouths open,
but heavy guiiik; iuteri'ered with them.
Knc moved quickest mid went into sec
ond place, while liauge improved bis
from fourth to third. C'oiue-to-Taw
took fourth place, and the others began
to tire.
They finished In this order: Castaway
II rouiiel in a winner by six lengths.
Badge second, three lengths K'tore Eric.
Coiue-to-Taw was fourth. Los Angeles
nttli. eiigeur sixth. OnMaiuuie seventh,
sir Uixon eighth, and Cynosure ninth
The time was 3. Ill, and considering
me condition oi tne track waa very raft.
The quarters were run in the follow
ing time: unarter, 0.!.: half. 0..11
three-quarters, 1 . 1 7 J ; mile, 1.4:1: mile
and a quarter. I.W. The uitituals on
Castaway 11 paid i.T.'.W.
The Oilier Kvema.
rirst race. H inilo-CUil Service, 1; 1)1 ua
n . i; rnrtii un. a. Time,
bVcontl race. I 1-lS mile. -KMU 1: 81uinard.
s; jiiiu-iono, .v nine ma lasen.
Third rare, eipi'claiien iakrs, l mile
AliUuUanea colt. It TerrlUrr. X; TurmulL a
lime. v-Sf1.
rnuriii raee, Hrnnklyn bandlcap. Ui miles
vasiaaar il. I'S'ige, w. arir. J. Tune. S.IU.
tilth rac. 'iille i nrrociiun. I: I laudiua.
t; liomctia,3. Time, 0.11
SUlu rare. I ml e Spar. in. L Foxmeda. ft
tiueaai, , i tuie, i.ai.
our
JEANETTE GLASS WORKERS.
The Jury Decide That They Wer
Not Imported Under Contract.
Pittsburg, May 17. The caa of th
United States vs. the Chambers-McKe
Glass manufacturers, and James Camp
bell and William Slicker, of the Glass
Workers' union, was taken np in the
United States circuit court. Th charge
against defendant waa that forty-five
glass workers had been brought here
under contracts made in England and
given work at the Chamlairs-McKee
Glass works, Jennuttu.
After a numlier of witnesses were ex
amined the prosecution rested. The de
fense o.fered no testimony and without
argument and only a very brief charge
by Jinlue McKcnnnn to the jury. The
jury without leaving their seats ren
dered a verdict ot not guilty.
Accused of Murder.
PiTTsni-Rii. May 17. William West.
colored, was arrested at llenver Falls.
Ho was nci omiKiuied by a white woman
with wlioui lie bus been living tor sev
eral years. From circumstantial evi-
dunce and a partial confession made by
tne woman, i is lie levud t int vt ust was
an ww.ii.. ice m the murder of the M. ni0 M,ous ol lmU'H always
Crouch famil.e near Washiujtou, Pa., on "
Tuesday uigiit. West will be takeu to
Washington, Pa., at once. West wo
well aciiuiouted with the Crouch family
and admits 1 mi tig near the scene of the
murder on the night in question, but
disclaims all knowledge of the murder.
A Woman Who Wants to Die.
Catasaoua, Pa., May 17. Mary Blum
attempted suicide uy jumping into tne
canal. Her brother, who had been
watching her, saved her life. Last katt-
urday she attempted to roast herself to
death by trying to throw herself head
long into u pool of hot cinders at tho
Crane iron work. Grief over the death
of her husband has caused her trouble.
It will puyyou to inspoet
beautiful lino of Fine
Draw Goods which wo put on
salo very cheap to-flay. flril
liaiitiiien and Cashniiws in
coloi'H and si tifxH CIiall.es,
Ginghiuus, (iienadiiK'H, Em-
broidHiiiia, Flouncing, Silk
BatPHtie, Sati'enfi, PerHian
Lawn, 'i uc, Cror-shnrivd
MiiHlin, Itucliini.', un Dyke
Laee, Ktc.
The cclobniliM. Morrow
GLEN ROCK HOTEL.
In io Feet of Central Passenicer Depot
ASH E VILLE, N. C.
on hand.
For Dry
call on
(IooiIh and SIiochI
A modem first class hotel, lint and cold water and baths and toilets on every 'floor.
Klcctric liclla in every room. Oiwn lire in office and urates in lied ruums. Olfli-c, dining;
HOST1C IJKOS. & WJtKlliT, j joCm'n"tc for 1K'vtI.IOOr V"ry 30 ,,,nutc"' H'thmond and Danville railroad eating hnutc.
No. UN. Court Sijuare.
j. N.
RATES, f i.oo PER DAV.
A. G. HALLYBURTON, Prop.
IIRVAN and WAI.TKR (iRKKN. Cttsrkie.
AT THE
LEADING
JEWELRY STORE,
The entire stuck ol
Plated Jewelry.
luclutliiiK Auv HrotK-heii, Ilutton and nriicc
leu, at
1-3-ONE-THIRD OFFI-1-3
Krcnrillcaa of cost, as we Intend in the future
tn keep nothing but Solid Gold ami
Sterling Allvcr Jewelry.
Knees al Louisville.
LortBVii.l.K. Mav 11. The roee re
sulted as lollows:
t'lrel race, ja luile-Ura, U Katrine, fc Jean
sella... lime. U...J.
Second rae W mlm Knee Howard, li Mat
Tboruluu. i; tVmiu.urd. a Time. n.:,L
Tblnl race. I In lie and 7i tarda -.tit. Lah.
anon, is I'rcil H . a i.etllnu, A Time. .,u
sourlb r.u-.'. nil.e luy Vaiilngioa, 1
a.ucsi Aiuia c.oa..Niiu.d. Tim , l.io.
Fifth rauo, I tune LiiuIm. r'ureet,
Eugenie, S; Lennle. i. Time. l.4sl.
A Willies .Vlurilereil.
WIIFKUNO. W. Va.. Mav 17 Th-
Daly or ran I Tuult. a wealthy farmer,
wua lonnu naniriuu hi a tree near llev.
erly, rduelolpli tnuuiy. The body had
been haiiKiiiK f'.r sevend davs. Tcmk
aisaiiiN-arvii un .Hay l. lie was au im
porlanl witiieHkiiKaiusI his uetihew in a
murder tnitl which waa to i-mne ntf
sisjn. ana it is isjiieve.1 lie was murdered
to prevent lus testlfyiuK. The atfuir
nas created intense excitement.
Bent Hack to China.
WahhimiTon. Mav 17. Aa a reanlt n
Correewu.el. e net Ween the department
of Justice ami the treasury department
It has la-en decided tnsciul law k to China
th t went v-nve ChlUiunen who want
smuKifleil iiitu thi country from Mex
ico nun win. are now in custody at nan
Uleffo. (.'al. Tllev will b trausferred tn
Man KranciM-o and t.laced on th Ant
mvrmutwt wtiiiiiH lilt vuuiej.
Th Ueorce F. Kdmnnd Wrockert
Dr.MJlKM.HT. Mass.. Mav IT. Th
scbiatiier (i.iirirn F. lulmunds, of
Uli.ui.-su r. I. j,. rnol, from Philadel-
pniaior iio.; ... wit i a variro of coal
went ashore o:i ll llidiierchiet shoal am1
is In a perilous condition, half lull of
waUT Tile veA!l is lusnre'l for $8,000
in th Ihwton Marina Insurance com
pany. The ,rew Itunled safely, after
rowing nine uiue.
I.IohhI with HI Annt.
Canon CITY. Coin.. Mnv 1 7. T4nrM
rr. inns, nt mis piaiMi, nas a wayward
17-yearnld son. lterrntlv th vouna-
man ran away with his mother's sister,
a widow laiat lh half renturv airn unat.
They have sinco lived together as mau
and wife at Trinidad. Tilns. who Is a
miner, weut to Trinidad to ttnd his sou,
Ua ouuldn't indue th Vouiur Ui.m tu
return with hi in.
Its) Karellejnt Qastlltlc
Commend to public approval theCnllfor-
nia liquid rruit rtrnwly Syrup ol fifta. It
nwasina to tne ere. ana to the taste
and by gently acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowel. It cleanse the svstcm
effectually, thereby promoting the health
ana comtort oi ail wno nsc it.
Two Hungarians Killed.
Ci.F.Aimr.i.n, Pa., Mav 17. It is stated
Hint a worn tram between here and Jer
sey Shore, carryiiiK no Hag;, was run into
by a ii-ual lreiit.1t at Morton s ilcurht.
twenty-four miles from this ulace. The
cars were dumped over an embankment
and two iltuurarians, whose names are
unknown, were killed. Several others
are reiurted seriously hurt.
Charters Uranted at Hitrrlsbura;.
Harhisuiiiu. May 17. Tliese charters
ere issued from the state department:
The Economy Ferry company, of W est
Lcuuoniv. ueaver eonniv: canltal. ssuo.
The Coiiie'll Coal uomauy, ot bcranton;
ca pi tai, f WMw. itie union Amennan
CiL'ar cuiupauy, of Fittsburg; capital,
H.,wu,
Creditors Get For Cent.
w AnHlNnTON, May 17. The comp
troller of tne currency Qas declared a
nfiu dividend of ii ).er cent, in favor of
the creditors of the Fifth National bank,
ot M. Louis, niakinir in all KB per oent
on claims amounting to )l,lt7,vluU Th
bank tailed in November, 1SB7.
LlKhtnlnir Delayed the 8upr.
PuTTHViLi.g, Pa., May 17. Mr. Mary
nut, oi tuis piace, was siruc uy iignt-
niug wnue preparing supper and tnrowm
violently to the floor. She waa ren
dered unconscious, and one aide of her
body was coiiinletely paralyzed. Coo-
siderablu doma.,'0 was done to the house.
Crushed by Falling Rock.
AsitiNB. Pa.. May 17. A fall of rock
occurred in tne tunnel wuicn is being
driven by A. C. DouKlass at Park Ho. I
cilliery, near Park Place, killing John
Cubuaki ami .Mieliael Vociutx. and seri
ously injuring; Peter Basco. Baaco was
brought to the Miners hospital her.
A Child of Uestluv.
Dabby, Pa., May 17. The S-year-old
jnmiieil from his mother's arm through Vlt Olll' fl U'IHIrt Ulld tllC pllU-
an open car winnow on a train moving
at lull speed, vt lien picKeu up tn
child was unconscious, but soon recov-
tied, and is apparently uiiuijured.
A WIND STORM
May Conic and ro, hut we arc Here to Sell C.oodtt and are
(oltio; to Sell Them.
DID YOU HEAR ' W1TAT WE SAID?'
Wr have Slrnw llu.s 1 cent tu no cents each. Splendid line or Shoes chenuvr than wmy
I other house arc them. Nine and Ten Unarter Bhlrtins by the case. Prints, tllnuhams.
, Kc, at any price you would ask them. Some all Silk lints Goods 13 cents per yard.
Would say mere hut this will convince yoa.
Asheville Dry Goods Co.,
J. O. HOWBI.I-. Manager-.
At old siiind, 1st dour Mow I'ennlmnn i Co.'s Hardware Store.
airriinp nnvcr jewelry. II M W p I a aa mm .
ARTHUR M. FIELD. ' H 0 T E L ST. ARH0ND.lt-
C.niNR ICUIEICD
kknvuiV a If ,
South Main St. Anhevllle.
W. A. Hlair. J. V. liuowN.
FURNITURE
axu
UNDERTAKING.
No. 3a Pattoti Avenue,
M'AFEE BLOCK, OPPOSITE BLAIR'S OLD STAND lrS dtf
SKYLAND MINERAL, SPRINGS, N. C.
Right Mllea South of Aahcvllle, on the A. & S. Railroad.
0 MINI-KAL SPRI.NOS. Tllli PINKST SPKINC.S SOI TH UK SARATOGA.
The nnntysia shnwa Iron, Alum, Kp.om. Mnirnesin ajid White Hulphur. Cans Kheum.
tlsm, Illood Diseases, Dyspepsia, Insomnia. Nervous Affection, and all Kidney Coraplnints.
Commodious house andnrounde. Cuisine excellent. Terms rcaaonnble. Address
E. A. LeVENE,
Manaarer.
We 11 iv now ready, and in-
TAYLOR, BOUIS & BROTUERTON,
Wholresle and Retail Dealers in-
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
lie generally to enll and ex
amine our well Heleeti'd Htoek
Player' Lieatfua.
At Brooklyn a. a.
Brw.klyn I I M 1 I I 0 I- I III I
Ulilcago BUUUOJ10U-SSI
batteries: Van IlaltrvnaudCmli; King and
sarrati. Luipirs: liauiiuy aud Uarnee.
Aniericau Asaoolation.
At rUMUeeter a. . B
Rookvater. I II H I I I I I l-i I I
Culumbna.. 0 I I 0 0 0 I M I- I II I 1...J-J-
balleriee: lUrrand .Meliulrai Oaatrlxlit and I'ULtUIII III H;('H
v Lnnnur. i. muir: s,msus.
AtHyracnse a. . a.
Byracua. 100IOIOtl-lil
at. liouls I I I I I I I I -l I I
Batteries: Kuefe and Brleia: Ramaav and
aarie. t. .uiure: narnuta.
Other game, potlpoaed; rsia.
At Washlagtua-Waslilngtoa, 4 Kewaxk.1T.
Wire Keiiiio Hwlndlora.
CaI'B May. .Mnv 17. A iramr of awln.
dlers are K)hh around these parts offer
ing to luruiMi a Kasi eigut wire fence
with Iron punts for cent per foot.
They secure cuiitract which afterwards
turn out to mean 8 cents imr foot for
eacn wire, or in cents par tool.
The "Oi iulnal Package" Man.
BaNUOII, Ml:. Mav 17. Jam Mn.
uuiru, resiH.uilunt lu the "orui-inal nauk.
ag" case, waa fined '100 aud oust or
ninety uavs lu Jail by Judre Breth, it
beinir held that hs was amnnabla to
slat laws. 11 bus stiDeaiud the
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, STOVES,
HEATERS, RANGES. TINWARE, &.
SANITARY PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING,
TIN AND SLATE ROOFING.
AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC GAS LIGHTING AND CALL BELLS.
AGENTS FOR "ROYAL" GAS MACHINE. AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER WORK FOR MILLS ASPECIALTV
New StoreUnder Opera House,
Undertaking No 43 Patton Ae . . Aaherllle, N. C.
m I KltllTlllSI ttlea nillee niwas a aall U...L 1 a t
tl uniimni I Fnntnua I's.llaj r.4- wurarwnf,
tended day or night.
Telephone, day 75, night 03.
BLAIR & BROWN.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO,
of
FURNITURE,
Which we are offering at roek
PAMKNOK llSriHTMRNT,
Weater North Carolina IHviaion.
PA8SKNOKR TRAIN KCHBIMILR
(IN Kffsct March u.li
70th Meridian time used when not otherwise
InunatM.
SAaTBOUNn.
A Oulenarlan Burled.
HaMUI.'IKI. Mav 17 Th funernl of
uavld Uotiiam. who died her on Tna.
day at the aue of lul took nlac vnatMr.
day. lie waa a survivor of th battle of
MiipiiK ana was burled with military
uouur.
Kiploslon of Dvnamll.
NlW Yohk. Mar 17. The Kiiwlainr
Dynamite works at Baycbeater suffered
severely from an explosion. The tniz-
ingbuuse was completely deiuulished,
auu cue man was severely injurso.
Mitchell Willing- to M Dempeer.
London. Mav 17. Aif. Mitchell, iha
middle weight pugilist, say that he is
Wllllnff to meet LmnilMMV for tha nHu
onereu Dy the uuuornia Atuletlo olub.
Prise for Freshmen.
Princeton. N. J., May 17. The fresh
man sneaking contrt of rrlnoaton Ool
leira Wbiir Llbrarv socletv awarded
prizes, which consist of cold medals or
au equivalent lu books, as follows i first
prise, Henry W. Bridge, of Ogdensburg,
N. Y.; second, Parke U, Davie, James
town, ri. i.i Honorable mention, hhlHp
... , i , . rt . .. . "
mult, vvasuinu-ion. u. u.. anu insouura
a. liuuer, Corning, la.
Lv. Knowllle,
(90th mer.)
Asheville.
Ar. dallanury,
i.nnv.uc,
Richmond,
Rnlrlgh.
Clnldsl.nro,
wuminaton
Lynchbura,
Washington
Baltimore.
" Phlla.,
" New York.
WRSTBhean.
Lv. New York.
1'nna.,
Baltimore,
WaalilnRt'n
No. St
Dally.
snopm
2 ar.ntn
nn.tam
9 3Unra
3 3Qpm
i nnpm
aiopm
aoopsa
12 20pm
Tlopm
anopm
It 311pm
620am
NS7710"
Dally.
121 flam
T2llam
9 .nam
II 24-am
04Ojim
No. h.1
Dally.
I
aonnml
202.mj
642pm
10 2opm
61 anm I
730am
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" Danvlllf, B Opm 6 06am I
" Wllmlngt'nl eooami
" OoM.linro, 26pm SOOpm
" Raleigh, Opm I 1 Odarn
"n Ball.hary.. 113 iftam 1 1 2flam I
Ar. Aencillle. 732am 432pm
11 I.A.JIU - i
(BOthmer.'ji IlilSnm
1266am
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8 36am
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VVTJlAATJTJUUUUUVUTJXTin.
e-BP8
A CARD.
Killtor Ashevillv Cltlsca:
That our many friend, may ten.. How w
an- netting on we will state that wr took in
In lintel am: Mtorr
9,000 In Vive Weeks.
Took in Inst Halurdav over (Tim, B76 i4
that waa hotel, balance store. Hotel regis
tered 26 that day. Hail n.IMM) arrival, in
6 monthH, Ourat'ck ta mammoth ana fect
lona anil 16 fret wide. Tell the balance of
the world tn come and see "(lid Cherl" smile,
antl buy (ootl f ns a saw to m un err
cent.
nuvia dtf B. R. ClllUHiHTItK 62 HON
BUQOIES, CRHIA6E8, BLACK8MITHIN0.
Tn thrrltisena of Aahevllle and vMnltv I
oul.i Mnnnuwc that at my sholi on Cull'-ge
treri, nrai 10 noiHiwiry , etiHMC, I am im.-i
trr ircT.need than ever to do wrk m my line.
w mi., Aiuaiave aau .nmagra ,ntaiact.
Mu d. Rrpairina end noraenioVinR 'nrv ape.
cialllrs, and perfect eatl.ractlun auarnnterd.
My workmen are esperlmced and skillful and
nnv06.
BI RRBTTrl.
ICADTto
bottotti.- It trtt 4tml.r tentMt rutatl .
1 wnq aiiM M MmwoTW,
H 28pra
NoToSV" ' Ai 8. R. R. 1 No. 64
Ially; Dnlly.
8 00 am Lv. Hot Boring.. Arr.l M40 p in
016 am Arr Aahevllle, Arr. 7oopm
10O9 am Ar. Hradeninavjlle, " 607 pm
132 pm" Spartanburg, Lv. I 640pm
Tha Aahavllla citlacn Olvoa
No. 16
OlOamlLv.
II IO am Ar.
864 pm "
I pm
siUKI'HV BKXrtCH.
TTially evcept anayTy
46 pa
Aahevllle.
Waync.rliie..
Hryaon city,
nr.
Ar.
eeterld, Lv.l
No. 17
?68 p m
66 p m
95 ami
10 m
Chicago & Alton R.R.
PAHTB6T ROUTR TO
Mr. C. Pittmnn. Dlnck Creek. N. C.
had a bad sort lei, caused by a wonnd
received durins the war, and which had
Mn .1m It. . k l-
nmnir Mr. Jo peraon's Kemedy and tveaaertlon particularly the
rVash, I . , , ' '
The Intest loenl news.
The freshest Stnte news.
The best general news.
General und stwdnl comments.
The Inrirest suhecrintlon list of nnv
ectilar pnarr in the State.
The best advertising medium in the
state.
A full staff of able editor and eorre-
ponnent.
The neatest, newsiest and moat enter-
nriainor naiw. In Hurt I, P. Ilna
Its efforta are always devoted to the Nli HOUMI
upnuiiatno; nna development of th re-
No. 60 and 61. Pullman Bleeiiera lietaen
Orvenehnro and Mnrrintowa.
No. 62 and na Pullman BenVt Hleeplng I
van pr.w.m nDinirnnr. on woanirelton.
Aahevllle I. Itreakfaat Btatlun for No. 60,
Dinner " as.
Hickory Is " " 82.
v. a. winui.Kn, 1?. r a.,
ABhevllle. SI. r.
JAB. L. TAYU1R.O. P. A.,
waaningxoa, v. c
PRIVATK BOARD.
NBWLV, CUHNI6IIBU
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
JJeir, Heav
Jvatnr,
RMtln th. w
Fin
OINTLHMKII.
Lea4 Oral mm OraeaV
KANSAS CITY 'AND THt: WEST
Aahevllle to Kansas City In 67 hour.
Aslievlll to lleaver la 61 hour. '
Aahevllle to Saa 1'raarleeo, CallA)nila, and
Purtlad, Orrjrue,, I 6 days. , , . .
HulidVcaUbulcd Trains BL toul to Ksn
soa City. Hccllnlna chair car free.
Par lull lannaatlon call n. uy rti u
Be A. NTvltl,
, . rH.trict Paeaenger Aavnt,
- ' No. 10 PaUoet Ave. AaieeNI, M.C.
I. CHARLTON, O. P. A., Chicago, III.
ond, Fvamlna hi
UOBflM. HOttotl Bha. LaTarM.
ALL MODERN iMPROVUIdBNTS.
num. n. ATKifcaQN9
Ma. Ill g.rnJ ai.,.1
An made la
3 & $2 GHOEG tfiltu
I at.VS annei srnai kriaava
HERRING WEATER.
Aelwvilk, R C, April 11, 1880.
The copartnership heretofore tilstlna l
twee the andciflgned, under thi' Arm .name
0 prTLLlAM ar COf.fa (MsdaynWltVwl by
tual coa sent. Tb debt da by said arm
will be paid by Lawrence Pulllara, aad th
debt do to said Una will be paid to him,
and tke bueinree coatlaoed by hkn.
LAWRBNCB PI LL1AM.
D. C. WADDBLL,
To or patrons of th past 1
I bars this day sold my Interest and Rood
will la tb Imuran ce buslnees la Asheville to
Lawrrnc Pulllam, who will oontiaa. th
BtretneM. t bvsprah Wf tin. M eMlvaiaici
of voar patroaage, .
, 1 oui-n.ni.iion, o per annum j fa aix
; , months; SO ccnU per month.
faasadlv
D, C, WADDBLL
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