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jSISsssWW!WI i .. a i A . ( i According to law, those voters who registered last year for state and county election, but did not regis, ter for the municipal election in 1.88J). are required to regis ter for the city election. tizen V)t'Vh who m Jlvr'J l,it' y ' i '.'or .-..ttJ. uul . '-.u.n'q oKji'tion. (hit. jt.i ''i-iii ter for the tounicipHl fkftiOJj, 1 in lc'), are; :qi'ilij0,.(iifi ter lor Mi" i'v i- -j. r , ASHEVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL' 2, 1891. VOLUME VI. NO. 285. PRICE 5 CENTS, 2 Asheville Daily c -L INVILLE 1NV1TBS INVESTIGATION A8 TO Climate, Water Supply, Drainage. Driven, Parks, "LIVE AND LET LIVE." AT MY STORE GROCERIES Are offered subject to these three important qualifica tions: QUALITY, which must be good. QUANTITY, which must be as much for the same money as given elsewhere, and PRICES, which must at all times reflect the lowest market quotations. If you want to endow your dollars with their greatest purchasing power, an exami nation of our prices will show that they are ROCK BOTTOM. We have fiOOlbs broken grain rice which weofferuntil closed out at .rc per pound. A. D. COOPER, North Court Hquarc, Corner Main and College St. Scenery. Plans, CORTLAND BROS., THE LATEST FAD. ENGAGEMENT CUPS AND SAUCERS. Whenever your friend (cither sex) be comes engaged, you niny, in congratula tion of their engngement, present them with o fine china cup and saucer. We have a large line suitable, at different prices to suit the purchaser. NEW GOODS. We are receiving, and have in stock un doubtedly the largest and finest line of china and earthenware of every descrip tion ever shown in this city. You want to sec our big line of decorated dinner set, specially the one we are offering at $11.75, it is English and is a beauty. We are still giving you a nice Japanese bread plate with every two dollar purchase. Don't forget to call in and sec our beau tiful goods. THAD. W THRASH & CO. Crocker j, (IfllM 41 , llotiscfurnlshing, l'ntton Ave. I'.tc, Real Estate Brokers, And Investment Agent. Buyers of Drugs Tell us they have lost money bv monkeying with ! Knoxville and Richmond a 'treacherous memory and the importunity of drummers WE CAN'T BE HARMED. SECRETARY BLAINE FLATLY TELLS ITALY THAT. BARON FAVA SAIL, FOR HONE SATURDAY. upright and honorable feeling prevailing in therepublic. There is no prospect that King Humbert will abate the just demands." MOT TO NEW ORLEANS. What Was D.manded bv the Italian Government and What Could Not be Grauted-Prcaa and other comment. "Washington, April 2. The main points in Minister Fava's Inst letter to Mr. Blaine nre these: "The reparation de manded by the government of the king, as I have bad the honor to inform you iu our interviews held in the last few days, were to consist of the following: "1. Official assurance by the federal government that theguilty parties shou'l be brought to justice. K' "2. Recognition in principle thut an in demnity is due the relatives of the vie tims." To this Mr. niaiue, in a letter sent to the Italian Charge di Affairs, replied in part ns follows: "I have endeavored to impress upon him FavaJ in several interviews that the government of the United States is utterly unable to give the assurance which Maripiis Kudini has demanded liven if the national government had jurisdiction over the alleged murderers, it could not give assurance to any foreign power that they should be punished. The president is unable to see now any government could justly give nn assur ance of this character in advance of the trial and a verdict of 'guilty.' "In Itnron I'avu's second point lie de clares tccognition in principle that in demnity is due the relatives of the vic tims, lie is assuredly under grave error when he declares that the United States The President's Southern Trip Outlined Herewith. Washington, April 2. That the Prcsi dent does not believe that the Italian im broglio will take a serious turn is evi denced bv the fact that he is making ar rangements for a trip to the South and West during the present month. Mr. George W. Bovd, assistant gen eral passenger agent of the Pennsyl vania railroad, who will have general charge of the trip, had a confer ence with the priest this morning and submitted nn outline of nn itinerary covering the period of four weeks, Iwgin ning April 16th. It met with the presi dent's approval. Visits will be made to the principal cities of Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas, -Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and California and proba bly Washington. The party will not .stop in any otner southern state than those mentioned. New Orleans is not included in the route. The partv will number about ten persons. FROM RAVARD. Building Silts, Investments. I.INVH.I.K IMl-KOITK&lV.I'ST CO., I.lnvllle, ft. C. LIPINSKY & ELLICK MANY THANKS Por the liberal patronage bestowal, which has mnde it necessary for them to cnlurnc their prevent qunrters. and while that in us ing done, they will remove to the "Hillinnl Block," 38 South Main Street. In order to remove as few goods an possible III have Special Removal Sale Tor the next ten days, when all goods will lie sold SPECIALLY LOW. f.RBVr llARl'.AlNSlN PRICKS NEW GOODS. SOnictlirHisleadHtllPTnnHtra.y, government declined to take this lc lmr tlmv hiv,. pi.il.lv flnrl if I ninnd into consideration ind I shall re DUt TIJPJ lllVaiUltllV nWl IT'lj-retifliehascommunicntedsuchconclu-nilVB thoill t) (Ira W tlllMrMlin-lbionto vour government. The United second floor I plil'H f T. !. Smith & CO., ill i Slt-- " r"" refusing, hasdistinctly second noor. i . , recognized the principle ol indemnity to AHllHVlllfi, till.' laririW Drill? ; those Italian subjects who have been ' 7. .-"r ' Store ill W.'Nt.M'll Nlll'tll Car- wronged by the violation t.f the iHt UrrUHlUNIIT Ur A Lift IIMt. ; Mljnn., vino- of Kl'.Hht, j riKhu secured to them under the treaty i " " . , :.T I with the limed Mates ot i narircs. niid hum'k nine in NOTARY PUBLIC. l.onm securely placed at 8 per cent. Offices : 24 & 2(1 Patton Avenue ! febKdlv i ruury 2C, 1S71. I have Fib re pcutedly The celebrated Green Prier White Sulphur! .,.;,,.,. rroiwlu 11 riMlll til irtll II t ' given to Huron Kava iisMirnilce that uii Spring,, of Virginia. i oflcrcl for sale. The ( fi ' ' ' r " ! 1 ' I ,,,, ill n 'tr the direction of the President, ul property valued at $1 .ntw.nnn, to lie dl-1 1W111H, 1111(1 COUIIIj U III I foots and incidents connected with tlic " viilcil into 1 .000 shares at f 100 each. The purchaser ( two shares rceeivts a lot worth , the par value ol thr stock, and the chance of securing valuable improved property at a nominnl price A $'J!SO.OOO hotel nt fSOO.'ottier improved twopcrtie at proportionate prices. Pny- menu monthly. l'orsurtlicr particulars call on Ji.HNCllll.il. I Agent. WILLS BROS. ARCHITECTS, 2H Patton Avenue. Next Y M 0 A build'g. nnvl d3m IN THE PAST TEN YEARS llXfc'S catt'd on the Public Square ii Vai' H (lcaJlIlH Ilia kllljr unhnppv tra),'lv at New (Irleans ou the lartw nurchaKt'H in the tri-! lt1'0' M-"-tiist should be nu.8t tiu,r- "I . i i l I ouuhlv investigated. I have also in- inary innrkotH, enable t hm , (,rme;i hi.n timt in a nmtter of such HmiHe t) nllice DrilU'iriHts' I gravity the government ol the United nrrieW into the IllintlH of Statca woultl not permit tteclf to l: htir arru.itH lino i nt. n tnua ui ric() Ilor wi it m.ke Ullgwcr to linv (lc. COIlSUinerH nild dealers, at tmand until every tact essential to a cor- nriees never before enjoyed rect judgment shall have been fully asccr- . ..... J i tniiifil tliriiinrh li'irnl an. Iinrit v Tbi. west of the J5lue Hicle, eu.s-1 iniimtieilce 0,0tiie ,rKKricv:(1 my be nat- tomei'H are Served by JirO-ural, but its indulgence does not always feHNioiml experts of large ex- i KCUre mo!,t gub5ta"t""Jugt'ce nerieneo, trustworthy nnd eoninetent the stock carried i jV til is firm COVerS tWO (lOOrH The t'nlted late Govemmeut of two hundred and forty feet in total length, and fifty The Italian f.overtuneiit Is) Very HaHty. Wii.minc.ton, Del., April 2. Kx-Secre- tary of Stale Thomas 11. Bayard, when spoken to with reference to the recall of llnron Pa'va by the Italian liovernincnt, said: "The action taken by the Italian cov- ernnicnt in dcniaiidiim the pnssport of Karon Pavn is indeed hnstv ami unpre cedented. I can only think that the minister has lieen recalled by ins government lor some cause other than that eincnntinir from the New Orleans trnpedv. There is no daiv ecr of war arising from the controversy. It is altogether probable that many ol the Italians killed in the tragedy at New Orleans had renounced all allegiance to the Italian ioverriincnl nnd were sub jects of the United States." WM. L SAUNDERS DKAI). A DEADLY VIPER. SEVEN RIOTERS KILLED. MKCRKTAKY OK STATK TWKI.Vi; VKARN. FOR He nled ol Rheumatic (ionl Honiftlili.it ortlie Career of a l.lle I.anic ncmocrat and Prominent Clllxen, Kali-ic.ii. N. C, April 2. William L. Saunders, secretary ol state of North Carolina for twelve years, died at 1.30 this morning aged OG years. Mr. Saunders was colonel of a North Carolina regiment nnd was wounded dangerously nt the Wilderness, the ball entering his mouth and coming out nt the back of his neck. lie was editor of twelve volumes of Colonial Records whose prcfarctory notes gave him high standing as a historian. He was also editor of the Wilmington Journal "Fair Play" Maya It Lurks In the Improvement Act. Editor the Citizen: As the infamous law that was to clandestinely hurried off to Raleigh and secretly passed is dead, or has exploded; so nearly so that I'll ven ture the assertion that not 100 freehold ers of the city will vote for it, I'll make a suggestion: that is, that our present city fathers pass a resolution declaring it unjust and to be shunned as a deadly viper; and submit to a vote on the 4th of May a proposition to borrow, say $200,000, to be equally spent in the four quarters of the city. When such a fund has been spent to the entire satisfaction of the tax payers they shall huve another and then another $200,000 until Asheville is placed upon a solid foundation; this debt to rest evenly on all the hotels, barrooms and merchandise of every name and or der, as well as on the homes of the poor and those powerless to pay this tax. This will be fair play, and will be voted almost unanimously, and will soon lift us out of the mud, provided we elect a mayor and council equal to the task, without six men to sit ns watch dogs at their heels, which would be a disgrace to the fair name of Asheville and a stigma for years to come. I suppose it is unnecessary to discuss a law so full of such lamentable, not to say corrupt, provisions. Yes, a law that would tax Dan Caudle' $1,000 home as much as Col. Coxc's, worth $500,000. Yes, tax Dan Drown on his $200 cabin double what you would the Grand Central hotel or a $00,000 hotel. Yes, nn unjust nnd unheard ol law cither in civilized or savage nations; a law that would sell a man's home for six yeurly payments, because he was un able to pay the first. I challenge the world to show its equal. Yes, an unholy law that collects from the landholder money to place in the hands of a bank fourteen to twenty years before it is needed, and if he redeems his home at all, pay 20 per cent. The bank pays 5 per : cent, if anv nt all. I sav down with such a law and its uphold :rs. There arc mnnv dark uagrs in the history of this infamous measure. One of the active agents in its get up re marked it must be keol secret until it could lie passed. A city official cursed because the one in charge was so slow in getting it through the legislature; and lurthcr effort was made to have it pass without its leing submitted to the peo ple. Again, the proviso that it should be be called up everv time one-third of the voters would petition for it. and a ma jority of votes cast, instead ol the time. honored custom ot a majority of the legal voters. Whv vote for such a law when we can raise nil the funds needed by a law that has no objectionable features ? 'air rfor. POKTMAHTKRH, THEY FUtR FIRST AND SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES. AT Deplorable Outcome of a Strike In the Pennsylvania Coal Re gion A Number of Wounded on Both sides. Mount Pleasant, Pa., April 2. About 2:45 this morning about 500 men began rioting at the Standard works. They destroyed some of the company's prop erty and then proceeded to cut the tele phone and telegraph lines of the coke company, so that no warnings could be sent to Morewood. About 3 o'clock a party of rioters be! tween four hundred and five hundred strong, marched to Morewood. In the meantime the company's employesat the Standard works hurriedly repuired the telephone line and sent word to More wood that the strikers would attack the works in three places and had a well laid plan to destroy the plant. Deputy sher iffs were soon in readiness to receive the attack. The men were divided into three parties, Captain Laner having charge of party which was placed behind the big gates of a barn and stable enclosure. As the rioters passed the company's store they made an at tack upon it and raided it as far as they could in brief time. They then marched to the barn enclosure and broke down the gates. As they entered Captain Laner called out to them to hult or he would fire upon them. Their answer was to fire. A rattling volley was sent in the direction of the deputies, none of whom were seriously injured. Captain Laner then gave the order to fire. Two volleys were fired before the mob broke and ran. Seven men fell dead in the public road and a number were found wounded. The rioters then broke into small groups and made their escape in various directions. Pittsiii'RG, April 2. A private dis patch just received from Grcensburg says that eleven men were killed and twenty-seven wounded in the Moore- wood riot this morning. The dead miners are alt foreigners. A DESPERATE CONFLICT. -OF OVR SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS LIFE In Asheville, we have at nil times mnde it an from 1872 to 1876 and with P. M. Hale Has Keen Alive In the Matter. ! founded the Rnlcich Observer in 187u Washinoton, April 2. Attorney Gcn- For nearly twenty years he was chief ad eral Miller said to a representative of ' viser of the democratic party in North the Associated Press this afternoon ! Carolina. that there need lie no secret or mystery in He suffered from rheumatic gout since regard to the action tuken by the depart- j 1870 and died therefrom. ment of justice in the case of the Italians recently killed in the New Orleans jail. "Early Inst week, almost immediately after my return from the south," said in Astievuie no troiuue to find the place orders by mail receive prompt and e..i j" : j.' :e .1.. unci llWflUI III UMlllWIl M-IU1 , 11 Mr. M I rr. " ..struct Inns were sent to object to please o..r patron.. Thnt we hHjre(t to the Battery Park the United States district attorney at! , iiw i.ivmiB iu in ti a iim.uugii i.ivcs- . ' ligation of the case, and he was asked to j ! report in detail the nationality of each of I ! the men killed ; and how many, if anv, were Italian subjects unnaturalized;! with, if any, their connection with the murder of Henncssy ; whatevidcnce there I was that any ol them had anything to i do with alleged bribery of the jury, und in short, to get all the lacts. THE HAMPl'K MASSACRE. sui-creucri stnncls without question, as we to- i,IT,i- . any control inc iRiftrsi irnae o. nny nousc I ever estnhMshed in Western Carolina. Par- ticulnrlv to the people of Asheville doweowc our success, and to them we extend our . heartiest thanks with the announcement ' that we will ever strive to merit a vuntinu ' ance of their favors by KivnR th-m j ITKli ANU WHOl.KSOMB GOODS We niase a spec- A discount of 1!0 ier cent, on nil the new, goods offered. Rcmcmbc. these good arc j ALL - NEW AND SEASONABLE. LAKOB STOCK Ol' GENTS' HATS, SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS AND UNDERWEAR, BON MAIICILE, No 30 8outb Main Street. At the very lowcnt price. j ialty of j I INK GROCKRIKS, and can alwnyn furnish them fresh and nice. Our stuck of nt tple Rood 1 the largest ever offered In Asheville. We also handle Field and Garden Meeds, Hay, Bran, Short nnd Peed of all kind in ' larxe qunntiUcu, and can make sjccia1 in I dncement to I ante buyer. RcspecUully, Powell & Snider. Grocers, Coruer Patton Ave nue and Main St. V GRAND STOCK ITAI.V'H UIUNITV. -OK- FOR SALE! PICTURES AND FRAMES, Artists' Materials, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, -ALL AT- ESTABROOK'S 12 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. I apr 18 d KUAL ESTATE. WALTS B. Gvrrn. W. W. Cheap, if soon purchaard. one of the pret tiest names In Asheville, new, beautifully fin ished, fine location, close to street CAri. Also several other fine properties that are worth your attention. Two beautiful building; sites. Lots in all parts of the city. Houses to rent. Pine tracts of timber land and standing timber. Mineral properties. MONEY TO LEND. List your property with us and have it sold and rented. Just Published Our new pamphlet oa Asheville. Pull of latest statistics. Call for a copy. BRUCE H. JONES. (Successor to Biffelow & Jones.) RBAI.;B8TATB AND INVESTMENTS. Room M ce Block, 32 Patton Avenue. CLOTHING New ready for inspection, embracing all grades from low priced to fine work made of foreign stuff II. REDWOOD & CO. Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, 8moll Wares, Cloth ing, Carpets, lite. 7 & 9 PATTON AYE. GVYN & WEST, (Successors to Walter B.Owyn) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHfiVlLLE. REAL ESTATE, Loans Sccureljr Placed at ft Per Cent. Notary Publk. Commissioners of Deeds. FIRE INSURANCE. OFFICE oatlieauit Court Square. JAY GOULD SAYS That H a man can save 'one dollar out of errrr Are dollar, he earns, .nch a man will be rich Inside of twenty .year.. Call on mad we will toll yon how to do It, mm', we have taat received private adrkea from lay oa the suhjti-i . Our business bus lyeen v-ry prospcrnns. during the past rear, in st.ite ol the hard time, nnd we take this opportunity to thins oor friei.is an4 ai.tcmert, hiiu to wisl. '.hem all long life and haupttic... . JENKS & JENKS, ', w REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.. Boom 9 A 10, McAfee Block, - i' 38 Patton AM AshevUle, H. C. ' : X A New Door Bell. THE Lancaster Self Acting Bell. SUPERCEDES ELECTRICITY. NO BATTBRIHS TO NBBD ATTBNTION Call and sec them In operation at TAYLOR, BOWS & BROTHERTON'S, 43 PATTON AVE., . WchUtii Nurtli Carolina AfctH. MurqulH Dl Kudliil Hay a the Lynch. erH (should be PunlHhed. Kumk, April 2. In a long interview with the Marquis I)i Kudini, United Stntes Minister Porter stntcd tlmt the I'nited States government is willing to materially coniiensate the families of the New Orleans victims, but that it is im possible lor the Washington govern ment to place the lynchers on trial, that Ikmiie a matter for the grand jury in New Orleans to decide. The premier insisted that Italy's dignity demanded that the culprits should be punished. Allciuieuvors loolitain an opinion upon the present crisis between the United States and Italy of Minister Porter here have proved futile. It is learned, how ever, that he has done much to pacify the Italian government, and that he has won over to his way ol thinking the other ministers, several ol whom had been trying to induce the Italian premier to be less busty. The idea of war is scouted here in dip lomatic and government circles and even Baron Fcvn's final withdrawal is not definitely decided upon. It is said that even it Unron Pava is withdrawn it will be done only as the most forcible protest known iu diplomacy and not as a forerunner of a conflict between the United Stntes und Italy. The Italian cabinet ministers arc in receipt of a large number ot cablegrams nnd letters from Italians in New York city urging moder ation upon the Italian government in its treatment of the New Orleans trouble. Nbw York, April 2. The editor of the Eco d' Itnla has received a dispatch from Pava stating that he will sail for home Saturday. Another Detachment of Trooiw Cat I'p by the Natives). Cixci'TTA, April 1. It is not known how the affray commenced, but it hns been learned that Commissioner (Juinton was treacherously seized while treating with the natives. The Manipurs then shelled the residency. The Ohoorkas de- leiKleil the place as long ns their nniuni tion lasted. Then they fought their wav out nnd cscn.cd across the hills. They met Cowley who escorted them to Lakui pur. A dctachmcut of troops stationed at Lnuglhobnl were cut up. THE GRIP WORM. A North Carolina Man on the I.Ut or Reappointed. Washington, April 1. Presidential postmasters were today appointed as follows : James Hill at Vicksburg, Miss vice Win. Groome, commission expired ; Asa ti. raumner nt MoMinnvile, a. L. vice 12. 0. Wood, removed, At the fbl lowing named offices, which were raised from fourth to the presidential class April 1, the present incumlients were re appointed: Adelia E. Frank, Jackson ville, Ala.; josepli fix, tlurlington, N. C, George McPherson, Jonesboro, Tenn John E. Patton, Springfield, Tenn. Cake and Co tree supper. Ilcginning this afternoon at 5 o'clock the Salvation armv will have a cake and cbITcc supper. Tickets can be had at the tent door on South Water street. To. morrow afternoon an address to Christ ian workers will be delivered bv Staff Captain McFnrlane, commander of the army in the south. At S o'clock tomor row evening the swearing in nnd organi zation of the corps will take place. Everybody welcome. We ImvH the larg"8b Bim" in Liu- city, and they are bv- "j inj.- Hold .. t " r. ioi j.i and i, coutM. wo tan sell for 3 0 u ml 1 5 a mta. and ' A Ca'l and pxanmie for . Vrvnrwv sel' ' N . .'l-U.'-tlCY. wf . -a ! -.-.'1, or t.O(.i!i:u:ljt. wil! acl.i a buttle at. 77 Cot 'oh Pr deliv thee glMMS I iWU i One li tint nih'S Wllljlrg w T'Cf I't. i, wjlhfl jier t,tiir. ?'J . w i 1'iA'e il, j ' h i . ;.'. i. J .' j I ' 4 L !-t I'll . . fi-Wll ' " 1 h,m h.yiii.' pair " r V-rutt'S VH A fr it v..m n.mt .i first t lM.'aL CvuiUlor ' a tw.ni: -t mvuev. GRANTS PHA h '"'.K. bt .Vice vi eri to set it. All km-bfi' r,f, ,'i;a..Hri,A' h IStafbcs. tijlt'Uy. rix, ' ; It Has Probably Occured lu Chill by tbla Time. Santiago, Uiili, April a. It is re ported that the situation in which the insurgents at Iouique find themselves is a most desperate, one. Every thing is at famine prices and the supply of coal is exhausted. The insurgent squadron is scouring the coast in hope ot capturing the colliers. The Chilian government flotilla, consist ing of two gunbonts, three torpedo boats and an armed cruiser, is almost ready to proceed against the rebel ships. A des perate conflict appears to be inevitable. THIC PRICE OP SUGAR, Untl',h Wl . poun can i tne i cols com) . Fhat was '" 'II Ml ii'i 'i K '"T.-l ' O! .'. ti" I' -1 J The Cirip Has Chlcaico. Ciiicaco, April 2. Today's mortuary record, instead of showing a decrease from yesterday's list, actually exceeds it, showing 1UG deaths, against 165 the day before. Raw Reduced on the Duty Being Removed. Nbw York, April 2. As yesterday was the first of the refiners getting the bene fit of the removal of the duty on the principal grades of raw sugar with which refiners sympathized, there was a much more active busiuess in the latter. Raw was reduced toH1 net for refining; 3ij net for 96 test ccntrilugnl; 2 13-16W 215-16 for molasses, while rehned was down to 5 for cut loaf nnd crushed, t:'i for powdered, and 4Va for granulated. Didn't Have to tio to Jail. Nbw York, April 2. John D. Rocke feller, president of the Standard Oil Co., today justified in .),(uo bonds lor nis brother, William R. Rockefeller, one ol the indicted directors of the New York, New Haven nnd Hartford railroad, on the charge of misdemeanor in connection with the rourth avenue tunnel disaster. J, US. It is claimed thnt the microbe of the grip has lienn discovered. Very appro priately it was captured in Chicago. Washington Critic. The deadly at least the annoying microbe that causes the grippe is said to be in captivity at Chicago. Keep him caged. Memphis Apiieal-Avalanchc. A Chicngo dactor hns captured the grip microbe. It's got to lie a mighty small atom that a Chicngo man won't clutch when he gets the opportunity. Indianapolis Sentinel. A Chicago doctor has found la gripe microbes. One who drinks Chicago water no imputation upon this par ticular doctor can find almost anything of less dimensions than a turtle. De troit Journal. A Chicngo physician professes to have snared the microbe that is responsible for the grip. Of course we should expect Chicago to come to the front in the scientific study of the malady, for even the street cars there have the grip. Buf falo Times. Chicago must be a delightful place lo live in. Dr. Gentry, by simply waving a moist glass in the air, has captured some of the most hotrible microscopic demons ever seen. There is no telling what might be caught with a snare net. Louis ville Post Rear Admiral. PRRtiB COMMENT. SIWABZ 07 I1HTATI0NS. For sale only at BON MARCIIE, 80 South Main St. OAKLAND HEIGHTS SANATORIUM, (FORMERLY OAKLAND INN.) ASHEVILLE, N. C. MOST COMPLETE HEALTH RESORT IN THE SOUTH. A ifwlii if1! inaiifiMM(1. A1! modern tUciJUiit npjltAtict And baths for the re lief and cure of nervon tuid chrome di eam. Turkish, Ropian and Rn-ninn bathi, Brlec trlcity, MaHftitice. Swetitah Movatneuti. all in eluded In price of room. " Tbc NUdk Mananrment nndr the dine t)oL of Dr. r. w. Ntefus. nnt.T of thr jack. oti Anatuiiuni, nt DAngviltc, IS. V. Kut fur tber particular Addrtta,. Miss Emilv Vaughn, r :;:; h:U ..'ashbviuJ,i.c. Next to a Declarallon of War It Will Blow Over. London, April 1. The St. James Ga zette, commenting on tire recall of Baron Pava, says: If Italy is disposed to send her iron clads to the Mississippi the Americans would have no ships to lace the Lcpanto and Duello for forty minutes. The withdrawal of an embassador it the next thing to a declaration of war. and was evidently meant to coiney to the United States the information that Italy will not be trifled w.tti. The Star says the United State is in an extremely difficult position, though the lynching at New Orleans were justi fiable. The withdrawal of Baron Fava ii the easiest solution of the problem The Globe thinks that the United States have been taught a vigorous lesson in diplomacy. They mast learn that they cannot ignore old world idea. 1 he hveimig Standard, discussing trie same subject, lenuuks that "rlie trouble I W'ASiiiNGTON.JApril 2. The president today appointed I'hilip C. Johnson to be rear admiral iu the navy in accord ance with the special act of congress. The Pope la Better. Kumk, April 2. Inquiries made at the Vatican this morning show that the Pope has improved in health since yesterday. A MeckleHH Keillor. Front the Concord Standard. This paper wants some spring poetry. THE NEWS IN NORTH CAROLINA. 73 students at the mechanical college, COLORED OFFICE SEEKERS. Should Mr. Harrison appoint the negro boss Langston to the federal bench it should surprise no one. Langston is as well qualified for the presidency itself as 1 1 ' a, ! I I.,:. i.arr.suu is. ot. l.uu.8 ncpuu.ie. The colored brethren of the country have now only to find one of their num- brr who is qunhhed to sit on the federal bench. When they have done thnt Presi dent Harrison will consider his case- Boston Herald. Shook bv an Earthquake. Hi ElifC, April 2. Last evening a vio lent earthquake was felt here and nil along the north shore of the St. Law rence. It also extended far into the country. tttock Quotations). Nr.w York, April 2. Uriel Lnlte Shorr lO-Mfc; Chicago anil Noi .(.western Holt, Norfolk anil Western ; Kieltnuind anil West Point Terminal 17; Western I'nlon NO-),. The Afro-American delegates who waited upon the president and nsked that a negro be appointed to the circuit bench received all theencourngementtuey could reasonably have expected. "Present the name ol a good man, said tne president, "and I will give the matter that consider, ation which its importance demands." Kansas City Journal. Having overlooked the colored brother duting the last two year and having been sharply admonished therefor, Presi dent Harrison now professes to be dili gently searching for a negro fit to be ap pointed to one of the nine judgeships. Well, there are several able colored law yer who practice in the New York court. Why not take one of them? New Yorklelcgrnn. There arc now agricultural und Kalcigh. The people of Wilmington have con tributcd $050,000 to ruilroads in the past fifty odd years and not a dollar of this has yet been paid. Wilmington Re view. Newton Enterprise: We arc sorry to learn that the widow of Flagman Ross, who was killed in the Narrow Ouaee ac cident near this place the 16th of last month Has lost Her mind lroni grtet, Charlotte Chronicle: Mrs. J. G. Wal ker, of this city, has in her possession the que worn by her grandfather, the late Win. Davidson. The que is about three fourths of a yurd long, and of a reddish brown color. It is reported Reidsville . is to get an other cotton factory, $00,000 already being subscribed. Reidsville votes to issue bonds to the amount of $50,000, on April 2d, for public improvement's. It will be carried. Shelby Aurora: There ha been a re markable revival in church architecture in this section within the last few year. The Baptist, Methodists and Presby terians are vieing with each othef in generous rivalry in building in better and more modern churches. Charlotte New: Miss Webb, the 1C-year-old daughter of Mr. Robt. S. Webb, of Forest Citv, Rutherford county, was shot and instantly killed last I tiursdny at her father' home bv the accidental discharge of a pistol in the hand of her cousin, a 15-yearold boy named Webb. Capt. R.James Powell, a leading Al liance man and State Auditor Snnderhn were asked by the Raleigh correspondent of the Wilmington Messenger what they thought of the farming outlook. Both said it was bad. The situation is really serious. Capt. Powell says farmer can not get fertilizer to their farms in many esses. The road are a succession of mud holes, all through the clay country Unllimore Prices). Bsltimohr. April 2. Plour. tirm and ac tive. Wheat southern, quiet but firm; I'ultt. 1 1UM1 IT; L.o..Kl.errr, Sl.l.'dtl.lB westera, firmer; No. 2 winter red spot and April si.iiuwii.iii.. com southern, timet: white and yellow, 75c; westetu, iron. A ASHI IMr-i":Cvf.f 't.NV I ha t. :! : tv the ni n' -:,, ,.,t l Ash.v.l... v ;,. j nreet. ur inif $4,801i A,- .li Beai i i' V large io. Six. On for splend llav more $60 vi posed land i. Terms Kct in a witi Por elicht . ments. squart IV .1.1 . .ijnvdii.r.' i l , rmc ol ! UMUI, ... t. iVM -rfct vi urn, niiw , CAiufllBLU -)VOO w'tt-' ' & l: New York Market. Nkw Vukk, April 2 Stocks, dull but steady. Mo.teT, easy at 2u(3; KichanRe, long, 4.85t(i4..NH; short, .HH((tt.NKi.j state bonds, neglected; government bonds, auu Dut steady, cotton, iau .airs. bales; Uplands, 9c; Orleans 9 7-1 6c; fu tures opened aad closed steady; April, 8,73; Ml), 8.A2; June, 8.91; July, 9.01; August, B.06; September, 0.08. Flour quiet but steady. Wheatquiet but steady. Corn dull and weak. Pork quiet but firm, at 11 1.75(11 14.00. Lard unist hut firm. at $7.01! 1.4 Spirits Turpentine quiet but I Come n.iJ (five steady, at 40m40ic. Rosiu quiet but nrm, at si.oiygi.HU. Freiguta irregular. till at I the bfi 4fr Kb I! C,v. AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE. IIAiir. 3 12 O '.--.t. J win oiow over snomy ana tne Amen- cnpmtion from uic prrsir entin ,he ao. can will be little the worse for it." I oointment of the nine nw He. ul jmlires. The leleijrnm mvs: "We are deeply; i hiv show n hopdul bouvnnc ti dispo gtieved to declare t:iut tbe opinion of the , smon under repeated relmfls which is en civiliaxd world range iuielf ns.inst i tcrtuinlng to the country, but emtiurrurs Amenca. The Italian nuvy is in a tondi-1 mg to the prcsi.leut. lie promises, how tion of high proikteucy, and hope of j ever, to give their claims careful consid (needyund equitable (tdimtment of this I eratioii. There I nothing hcapor than penlotit qnarrri hcS,witii a vast body of j promises. St, tout Pott-Dispatch. A.u old Bfntlemen and lie is lroni The negro rcpublicaim nr asking ve Stanly county who wear a, beard urouii'i n.s nrnt -up cttu to u.s jaw, anu he is of tow build, snl'l some cottnu. nnd coming out of n store lin; he knelt dowu solemnly in hunt ol (lie store. A istan FOKKIGN, Russian newspapers declare that the I murder of the Bulgarian minister of) finance is proof that it is necessary fori tne European powers to intervene in I Bulgaria. Nine thousand square feet of land have! been purchased in the business center of I fans, upon which the Young Men's Christian Association of that city will I erect a uu.iu.iig. In an interview in Rome Archbishop I 1 1 M ' Walsh, of Dublin, stated that he believed if . n 11, . , , i i mr. rarnci. i power in ireinna was at ITUIT Jl'i ' ,'l'l!',i iVl f'k ilKf an end and that in coming election his MAI n, )Ui'! 'j ;.S v " candidates would be dclented on all side. I HOME. The member of the Mississippi river commission say the greatest danger of a disastrous flood has been passed. The secret service officer at Washing ton declare the new counterfeit two-dol lar silver cettificate very dangerous. In the New Haven railroad car-stove case ludge Fitigerald, in New York, held that railroad director can be held crim inally responsible for accident due to violation of a statute. ..Rhode Island democrats confidently ex pect to elect their state officer and secure a ma)onty pi tne legislature on joint bal lot, which would mean the election ol drtnoi-rat in 1S1)'.J to 8iu.tu.il I'mtcd States Senator NcIboii W . Aldrich. Repres-intatives cf the t'liiffd S !V W0rLra nf nrfh An,r( HrKa' " the f.iemls t American laltor not to Mir- chase si in. lunnrs ol loreign nmnumrt ;r- ,55 I . . b .89 I . I it. 1.18 1 :. 3,50 t ' 8.40 I . 1 I 4.85 E 1 W .v. til ...if 8 75 Eli'i, ttorll. S 115 .OS Emu. . h UM stand r. .virs Reduced almost as much at s'.ilvc. Je'iel as nlwuys $1.00 encb. IM js im ends m giss and chin. piir ij ." 5 litem tmt. If. LA IV iLii L dard reporter gout out his note book to t which are tirtiially inferior to tliow iuik take down the prayer if it be a peculiar j jn turn country. Tbey sav the siiu. int!u one, but the old geutlenmn did not piny. I try in the United StaUs, despite t lit m-h but he counted hi money on tint pW j protective tariff, ts utprewi-t h t Jeulo --meatz-Concord ttandard. able muilitiou. iSv. 57 m j?k! fti H- I i "i 1 1 I V I
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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