North Carolina Newspapers

Citizen ASHEVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28,1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. VOLUMK VII. NO. 98. Asheville Daily WXM THE SS WBIBOS NEST. I'm- ;i cool place in summer, for health an. I recreation, visit l.invillc. Cnnnillnthrr Mountain, and the beautiful rcirion sur rounding them. Rt'KU .Hr JiaK Of real estate al l.invillc on nnd nftcr I inn- 1st, IS'.tl. llii.-aiic-s lots ami resi-dciu-c sites snlil at private sale only. The SCtteeola Inn. This excellent hotel was opened the 1st of June, under the mnnni'fiient of Mr. J nines T. Skiles. Over the Y.ii?ililoMH?e Road. A beautiful mute lor a sinmner excur sion, liv way of Ioe River Gorge, Koau Ntmii't.-iin. Cranberry, l.iiiville. Grand father Mountain, Hlowinir Rock ami l.enoir. Wcstitrn Ciri.lina HtHjce 'n. I'll 4 Oltipanv. Unite stiier klwcii Oanlicirv and l.enoir. , VISITORS OUR STOCK OF 11 A V !j 1UU CROCERIE SBFEN TO SRE THK IS LIKE A RUNNING STREAM. "CRYSTAL PALACE," Hundreds Take From It, THE MAMMOTH CHINA STORE, Yrt it in never dlminiahrd. Thlt of course, ll becnuae thrrt In a never fo'll-ig spring of sunply thfit feeds thf stream. Sluggish etrcamn atagnate, to do aluggi.k 41 Patton Attnut, TIIEIlt BAKCiAINS FOR AUGUST.' If Ton haven't, don't mi.e arelng It before returning Home. H. llctliil'-". Th. ....... . ,.,., .1.1. - 1 "'7 ""T rj'".""- K.w.t.,v.. . Brut clfce china .'ore. a a-'cini icnuin i- nnd unfit for nee. The movement here la auick: new thlnge coming and roing. Wt line modern mcthoda and buy what we can eell liefore Kettlng male ai d pnde ouraelvce In having a fresh stock to select from at an timet. A. D. COOPER, the annvmlr rieua't'nent of china, odd oiecea and aeta (our own Importation) with virwe on th m charncterl.tic .f our city. Soli i etlver epoone. I.lroogce china art pottery, etc, thll month. We aie onVring moat of oar st"ck ery, very low and .nine unow coat. We pack your pnn hne for ahipment an m great ca-e In order to nave mem reach yu aalely. THAD.W.T1IRASII& CO. LATEST FROM THE WRECK A CORRKCTFD I.IHT OK DEAD AND INJtKKO. A Coroner'H Jurv MHkliiK an In vestigation The Railway Com pany Htlll Think, a Kail Wan Removed, But It Is Declared There Were Rotten Tien. Statksviixe, N.C., Ang.27. Speciul There are no braver sc' of men on the faee of the earth than the brotherhood of locomotive engineers, and their nerves never quiver without cause, but George Ctnrke, as interpid as any man that ever opened a throttle valve, could not find ton, N. C. MISS OI'IIEI.IA MOORE, Helena, Ar-! VESSELS kansas. MKS. McCOKMICK, Alexander, N. C. LADY, with linen marked M. M. K. The Injured. Patmck 15. Ransom, son of Senator Ransom, Northampton county; not dan gerously. G. V. Sandkrmn, state auditor; pain fully, but not dangerously. Otto Ramsey, Norfolk, Va. Worth Elliott, Hickory. Geo. Howi.ey, Atlanta. 0. W. Lawson, Louisville. Miss Li'Kmon I'oui.ic, Williumston, N. C. Mks. R. C. Moorr, Helena, Ark. A. S. Sink, (dying,) and wii'K, Lcxing- TWKMTV-HIX PF.RSONB WERE DROWNED, the courage to make his sched ule time from Asheville to States ville this afternoon. The start from Asheville was nearly nn hour late, but our destination was not reached until 9 o'clock over two hours late. It was a dismul afternoon. The rain No. 41 Patton Avenue, Court Square, Corner Main and College at. cuA, GLASS, HOUHK FUK- North Court Square. XISIIIVOS. ETC. laitsn whst. 1 1 rail it , m. N.00 11 m. 7:0. p in. . 'J. 00 p m ! rim p. ai. . 7 .0 n. m. OOlNIi HAST. ' l,v.":OUi in . O-'Mi'.erry A r. Ar. TirO-i p m., I.mvillr, l.v, I.v. 7:.ti, 11 in. I.invitlc. r Ar lion p. in . HI ivimi 1 "k, l.v I.v 2:ori p. m . Iitd.' inn K'k Ar-. Ar 7 on p m . I. 'ni,i-, v linatern lime. , , t.'.end ntiwntil. An Oppor'u.-xty. Acnshpiize ol one thousand dollars has been offered lor the best short story or novel having the Grandfather Moun niu and the au'iful -ceiicrv of that lo- alit woven into the plot. Thin mount a''!, situ mil as ii is in the most iieturesiue pari ol Western North Carolina, furnishes all attractive setting for nn interesting story. The selection will lie made by a com mittee ol coniietent reviewers, and the storv inui-t not be less than ID nor ex ceed oil pan- s. Detailed information niav lie obtained of the l.invillc Improvement Company, of Linvillc, North Carolina. NEW HATS, New Scarfs and Ties, NEW FANCY GOODS. NOVElTIKS RECEIVED DAILY KEAt. r.STX TF. .VAI.TKK B. I". V v w Wkst GWYN k WEST, iFneeeasorH I i Wbtter B.i'.w vn' ICWTAIW-ISIIED xS8i REFER TO BANK OF ASHFVILLE. REAL ESTATE. I.ohiix Securely riaced at 8 Per t ent. .Mitiirv Pntiile. Coinmiiislonrra of Tlceda. FSE INSURANCE. OFFICK (toiitlieafit Court square. HON MARCHE." 37 H. Main Htreet. JUST OPENEI1. A lot of very Stylish, Firm DroHB Goods for early mi- tumn; nlso a lare lot of fine clothing. Sennonable rooil arriving: ahnosr every day. One Price System. H. REDWOOD I GO. CLOTHING, BRT G90DS, HATS, 8H0ES, RUGS, ETC. 7 ) PATTON AVE. B. M. Estks, jr., Memphis, Tenn. John E. Gaze, Asheville, not seriously. VV. C. Bradford, Asheville. Marshall Nix, Asheville. H. C. Cl.El'i'UR, sleeping careonduetor. Spai i',11, eouilnetor. Siioak, flagman, Lexington, N. C K. 15. JoiiNsos. uesvsboy. Ot the injured whose condition is not fell steadily, and at Copers the first Lsll.ci.,lv m,u., in th(. f,,,.,,;,,,,, t,r ail of distress went up as the news ol Statesville Landmark reports George the horrible wreck was given out from Howlev, Atlanta, miure.l lint walked to . town. Conductor Spangh, hurt but will our train. 1 fc , , , , , live. Meeping Lar Lomluctor 11. L . Mavor Wanton, W. T. Reynold, J. A. ... ; , , .. J Llepner, head cut, arm and ankle Couant, J. H. Loughr.in. J. B. Rich. Ed- sr,imci. !. M. Estes, jr., Memphis, ward McDowell and Father J. B. While. Tenn., hurt but will live. Flagman were asnong those on board the train. Shoaf, Lexington, N. C, hurt but will Father White had learned that some of live. parishioners were among the unfortnalc Htai-tllnn Charge o,,e. ..l ho rloi, n,ie,I to I.. nn Hrm the Siateavlile Liutdroarii. 27th , ! , i . u . , I The most horrible disaster in the his- iniiiii uiio Hiiinunsier nuen rpnii.ii.ii cimi-i , , , , ... tory ol r. ii roaditig in North Carolina oe ttlulinti Qk l.tv in MIK fiiturir. I at tiir wmfIi cuired at '1 o'clock Thursday morning at In passing the wreck tonight, the sight Kostian s bridge over Third creek, tw was a most ghostly one. In the dim light the distance to the crushed cars lar down in the gorge seemed much far ther than it reslly was, and the place was almost deserted. A few laiut lightsiuthe hantlsof watch men Hilled about the sides of the heavy miles west ot St atesville. At that hour nest bound passenger train, No 11, which had passed Statesville on time, at 1:52 a. m., was hurled from thetopof the bridge, a distance of 00 to 75 feet, the engine tender, baggage ami second class car the first class coach, the I'ulliiianslcepitig embankment, af the train slowly felt its car "Salu la" and the private car ol Su way across the a wiling gulf. The people of Statesville deserve great ere lit lor the heroic work they have dour today. Since long before daylight thi morniug they have absolutely laid asnk business, and devoted themselves to res. cuing the dead from the sickening wreck '"' i"T "I've, came on toot to town nnd ,ll,.,i;,i the snll'erini,. i,l the it.- I and gave the news ol the accident. In a llrt(i little while the tow n was aroused, citi- Among those who have been most ,,c 7-eas in vehicles hastening to the scene tive mav be mentioned Sheriff Allison. '' the wrk ol rescue began, home ot Drs. M. K. Adams, T. E. Anderson, M the passengers had crawled from the car W. Hill, Junius Hill, I. F. Long and J F. ""'I were perched, dazed, n- their tops Carlton, of Statesville, nnd Drs Haker Axes were out to work and the cars cut and Whitehead, of Salisbury. Of the cit- open, and so many of the passengers as CORTLAND BROS. Real Fstnte Brokers, And Investment Attentat. NOTARY PVBsUIC. Unnns sc. urely placed nl H per cent. Mhces: 2 L'B I'ntton venue Second floor iib'lriU WILLS BR0S.7 ARCHITECTS, 'JH PattOM ATi'tlUtr. Next Y M C A liuild'K- P I Born4 duvi d:tiM THE FINEST IN THE LAND. MONEY WB CLAIM TO HAVB THE FINEST BRAND OF ROASTED COFFEE cTcr Introduced In this market. delirious drink. It makes a TEAS, Formosa Oolontr, English Hreakfast, Gunpowder and Japan, AKH fKUNUUNCUD BY 1IXPBKTH To be the BEST BROUGHT TO THIS COUNTRY. Knowing the people appreciate a good thing, we spare no effort to Hcnre the BH8T lor ererj department of our baaiaena. Re- pectfullv Powell & Snider. Wholesale and Retail Gro cer. Jl'ST NOW Is More Acceptable TO ME THAN MY STOCK OP LIGHT UNDERWEAR, AND IN ORDER TO TURN IT INTO MONEY VERY QUICKLY, You Can Have It JUST WHAT IT COST ME. tF YOU CONSULT YOUR INTFRBST. WON'T LAST LONO. IT pel intenilent K. K. Itrnlgers, ail going verr board. The liridge was swept clear I iron irom end lo end. George Bow ley, traveling for the At lanta rubber company, nnd one or two ither passengers who made their way iiens may be named J. 11. Hoffman W T. Wurphy, 1'. C. Corlton, I. V. Lam- precht, Itilitu Strauss, Jacob Unman. D. M. Howard, I. II. StrailleT, L. C. Cald well, A.J. F.vaneand others. Heroes' Wrk. Marshall Nix, J. I. Goodlake and Gus Guischard. of the Asheville boys, have been working like Turks, and are spoken of in terms of the highest praise. Father White, of Asheville, was the IN Two taleaniers Come Together and a ureal Panic and Los of .lie Follow There Seeniat to Have llce.i no Cause for the Ola aster. Lonuok, Aug. 28. A despatch from Melbourne states that a collision occurred at oue o'clock this morning aside port I'hillip Heads between the steamers Gambier and Easley. The Gambier was bound from Sydney, N. S. W., for Melbourne and was just clearing the Heads when she met the HusUy bound out. It was impossible far the vessels to clear each other, and the Kaslcy struck the I .ambicr amidships crushing deep in her side. A scene ol terrible contusion ana excite ment followed. Most ot the passengers were in their berths uslcep. 1 Hey rustled tranticallv for the boats, but there was no tine li) lower them. The Lasley re mained alongside the Gambler and res cued many ol I he lutter's passcngerB and cicw. . . Seven minutes after the collision tne Gambier sank carrying with her hve sf.loon passengers, tilteeu steerage passen gers and six of the crew. .. . . r.. .1.. u:B .v explanation is given lor iut vuiua- uin. I lie sea was cam aim uic intm clear and it is stated that proper look outs were not kept on either ot me steamers. THIRTEEN BLACK COFFINS COLLISION. MPORTED AND DOMESTIC CI6ARSI Wholesale Prices. If yon want a bo of good cia-ara, lm ported or domestic, Ornnf. Pharmacy la the Clare to grl them. We do not reluil curare, nt aell them by the boa only. A ci-ar that yon ueaatly pay ten cent. for. I can aril .., the name ciirar, fifty In a box, at seven cents. The bent hie cent ciRar at 3ty cent, by the ooi. it will pay you to call and examine them. GRANT'S PHARMACY. Bnncombe Sarsaparilla A positively Safe and Reliable Blood Piirifi-,-. Containing Burdock Root, Sarsa parilla Bark, Prickly Ash Bark, Poke Root, &c. By its use you can save yourself from the suffering caused by foul eruptions and ulcerous sores, through which the system strives to rid itself of corruptions. It purines the blood, giving it re newed vitality and force. Being an altera tive, it changes the action of the system, imparting fresh strength and vigorous health in place of that weakness and tired feelinir. which is an imlirntinn nf Short v a tcr 111:30 o clock mirieen hearses drove nn. and the last remainders disorder and decav. ot the entastronhe were taken to Ever-1 greens lo be buried there in a grove at The Concentrated power and tne city s expense. i , ..... .n..rri... curauve virtues ot uuncomue Last Victim of the New York Ca- lamltv Identified. Nkw York, Aug. 28. A long row of black coffin stood in front ot the morgue this nioruiiig. On each was a plate with the inscription, "Died Aug. 22, 1N91." The last identification was made Thurs ilav nichl. Mrs. Kate Barry identified No'. 2'.l as that of her husband, Wm. Ilarrv, !i3 vears old Tjplio-Malarla's Fatl Work In One Family. Sarsaparilla render it the most reliable Blood Purifier that, run Kai.i:h;h, N. C, August 26.-In Duplin county tvpho-raalarial fever attacked Oe UseU, Willie It 18 entirely Sale the family of Horace Brock. He died f DatiPnts of all ao-pa Saturday, one childdicdyesterday.today ,or PaneniS 01 ail ages. his wile died, and the nye emiuren re- Manufactured onlv at mnininu are at the point of death.- iudiiuitttiureu only at Richmond Dispatch. e.tck Quotations. Oraiit's Pharmacy. NKW Vobk. Aug. 28 Hrle Lane nnore llotj: ChieaKO and Northwestern iit. , , , Norioik ami western r3: Richmond and Kvery bottle guaranteed, satiRfac- SS. could be found were dragged out s lenfl, some alive. By dawn great crowds of people were on the ground and nothing was left un done. The dead and wounded were brought to town the wounded disposed of ut the hotels and private houses, the dead laid side by side on the floor si the Fanners' tobacco warehouse and the bodies tagged. The train fell from the north side of the track. The engine lies partly up the the cause of the accident There are iiersons who think that victims vet remaiu at the bottom of the wreck. I. P. K JOHN CHILD (Pormerly of Lyman & Child) Office No. i Legal Block RRAL, ESTATE AND -- LOIN BROKER, TKICTLY A RKOKKRAOB Bl'KINBSS Lonna secure placed at h per cent. VEGETABLES! RECEIVED FRESH "EVERY j.DAY AT HARE BROTHERS, 17 South Main Street, F. E. MITCnELL, MEN'i OUTFITTER, No. at Patton Avenue. THE ASHEVILLE TRANSFER EXPRESS CO.. B. F. ARRIN6T0M. M. D D. 0. S, ofpicb rfcCrsi rooms Over Rayaor & Smlth'a drag store, No. SI Patton Avenue. jft-Ftllins; teeth a specialty; also treating diseasen (ruins, ana an aiacaaea panrinina: to the dental atructur. aS7dtf Tw way to make money is to Have it. And the wny to save it iH to nave your pre sor-iptionH filled nt Carrni chael's drug store, and you will find by doing bo you will wave from 25 to 30 per cent on every prencription. We do not take goods that the people know the price and mark down to cost, and then charge two prices for a pre scription to make up the loss. You know clerk hire and house rent must be paid and the profits must be averaged someway. A hint to the wise PRIVILEGED TO CHECK BAGGAGE is sufficient. A full line of De- Vault Mavoring Extracts in Hrora hotel or reaid.nce to destination. A rf,, Ms J Tarloa A miau specialty made of the tranafer of bafBafe lioi.a. mi . w. . u,f iv.. iLiLj inn 1 .. ,. W TV. It aim mi. Vnuo. .iy-viiuiutllt; rrompt dellyerlea xunranteed; reaponal wit h me and will be pleased wmy perfect, to meet their friends and cus- At pr'T,tt "W'"'.ggi.fe win be d.uv. , , i, f , I and la any part of the houH di aired without turners. uun t iurgut, mf otrilblr(l place. Cai'lIllChHel H OrUg- Otm may be left at the leading hi tela, at store, No. 20 South Main the D' Clt' T,,k,t 0mce' at ,he i ;.t. t r 1" " Street, ASUeV Hie, S. j. tti Block, Conrt Square, Asheville. THE AHKVII.I.K WDI NDEU, Geltlns; Aloi.it Well-Cause of the Accident Stati:svili.k, Aug. 2S. fSpeclall The wreck is being moved as rapidly as pus- sible, but it will take a day or two to get it all out. The heavy rains have swollen the creek go as to make the work difficult No new bodies have been found today, ana! if nay remain in the wreck it is prob able that they are at the bottom and possibly washed down the creek A coroner's iury has lieen at work yes terday and today but will hardly render a verdict for several days yet. The rail road authorities claim that the train waa deliberately wrecked, the spikes and bolts having been drawn. The coroner's jury still take evidence u this point. The Asheville I.il ired. lohn Gaie. Marshall Nix and Will Baltimore Frlces. nn.Tiuo.K. Annual IS-Plom, q .let and unchanged; w atern auper $3. 503. SB; extra, S.O' '((I.d"; lurany, f.D,'u.u. W heat weak; .No. a reo apoi iMi-va i .". aouthern.cuay; Fulti iookJI 10; Liixierry ln::tlll. Corn, euuincrn, auu, wnivc, 070; yellow, 70g,7lc, inl MHiin wltn pum. nn mir train to "'"J I"""'" " " 1 l. ;.!.. t U offer spiritual consolation tolhe wounded e.......n .... .... . . . . creek. The hrst-class coaeli lies on to , , , ,; ,1,. of the second-class and Superintendent I shall make an examination of the ' r .i i ,ii;.,i,. Bridge s car partly covers tne sleeper, scene of the wreck as soon as daylight Rotten Ties? ll auow, ami give a cam,... suite,,,. . .,,..,..,. rL.in, w1,i..l, as u. any eviuemx wn.cn may cx,.i v 2. t(j 3() miks (m h((ur on fl down grade, struck the bridge the track spread. Why it should have done so is accounted for bv th-: fact that the ends of the tics at the approach to the bridge were found to be rotten Engineer West was found iuioned under his cnb. Within urmsreach ol him were the bodies of two of the un known female passengers how their bodies got from the tirst-class coach to the engine will never be known Miss Lucllen Fool held the head of her mother out of the water until her strength was exhausted w hen the head dropped and the mother drowned I'nrts of the sleeper and ol the first class coach ate in the waier. A car load of convicts arrived from Newton early in the morning and the wreck is laving cleared. The bridge is not dninnt'ed in the least and trains will soou be running over it. Telaitranis Fr-ro Mr. Cameron and Dr. Mnderllu, Statf.svii.i.r, 111:30 a. ni. Hon. 77io. M. Holt: Thank God I am sale from the Boston New York Market. Nkw Viisk. Auk. 2X -Storks, active and firm. Money, easy at VWi; Kxchange, i,..,.. a. K int.i :u.: ahort. .rit4.M5i... mate b nds. neglected; government bond. a.. H,tt .lennv. cotxon tiun, vmirw v,..i.u. I l HI...: (lrlrflii. 8 6-ldc: fu turea' opened and closed barely ateady: Auutist M.OK; Septemlier.i.l0;i)ctober, B.au; ove.nber, 8 1; llecemlier, 8 6; January, X 6H. Fi.iur-quiet and weak. Wheat ac tive and weak. Corn a.-tive and weak l..rk ...five and ateady at $10 01)01.00. I.ard quiet and ateudv at 8 95. Spirit" Tur-IK-ntine-quiet and ateady at SlHi3Jc Knsin dull and atendy at $1 3&IBI o .reignt. active and firm. Al'h'AIKS OF CONSBUUESCB. OFFICE LEGAL BLOCK, COURT SQTARE. Telephone 119. Baggage transferred to and from the depot and all pnintaia Aaheville 25 Cents Per Piece. MBSSKNGI1FS OM ALT. TRAINS, AN1I CONSTANTLY AT TUB D8POT. THE ONLY COMPANY Bradford, of Asheville, are doing well. Bradford is the most seriously injured ,rj(iEe wreck and that I saved Auditor of the crowd, but the doctors say he will Sanderlin. Many killed. licnehan Cameran. Sl ATliSVILLli, Aug. 27. .Wis. 0. ft . Saiulcrlm On wreck last night but safe. Badly but not seriously hurt. Don't be alarm. rA C. W. ftaid run. recover. Sam Carter, 01 oeaveruam, is improving and will recover, A. L. Sink, the newly married man of Lexington, N. C is not expected to live; his wife will recover. J. P. K, 1.1st of the Dead. WILLIAM A. WKST, engineer, Salis bury. WARKHN FRY, fireman, Hickory HUGH K. LINSTER, bnggagc master Statesville. W. 1. FISIIF.R, Campobello, S. C J. B. AUSTIN, Hickorv. L. BRODNF.Y, New York. RBV. JAMliS M. SYKF.S, Clarkesville, Va. WILLIAM HOUSTON, Greensboro. I'HRRY BARNHTT, Asheville. SAMUKL L. GORMAN. Asheville. CHARLKS BARNKTT, Asheville. W. B. W1NSL0W, Asheville. MRS. P00LU, Williumston, N. C JULIUS I'HIFER, drummer. DOCK WELLS, colored, porter. CLEMENT. A. DAVIS, Statesville. UNKNOWN WHITE MAN. UNKNOWN NEGRO. CHARLES G. WEBBER, Carson City. J. C. BR0DIE, Chicago. AI.I. DtvtD NOW. tory or money refunded. GRANT'S PHARMACY, 4 Soutb Main St. J. M, CAMPBELL, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND AGENT FOR THE ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION FOREIGN. The crops in Ireland have been dam aged by bad weather. The election in Lewisham, Eng., resul ted in a large gain in thclilieral vote, but the conservative candidate was eiecicu. The trale on the English coast Tuesday iuht cuused consternation among the Indies who were nuests on the l-rencn warships off Portsmouth. 1 he guests 1. iiim en nitcra iiic.nr 01 terror. 1 The fleet subsequently left tor Cherbourg. IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. The gale did great damage ou snore ana ituscd trouble to shipping. HOME. TheOk ahoma territory rnrmers ai- wt(ih hrnt lm,- uiloiiieil the Oca I a nlatform and r condemned the action of the Cincinnati JTTonV JssVT.t m. o? nyVe' convenlioil. month at $20 per month. Fire placea in S n n : - I r..oma Good cooking atove, mo.t pleaaunt Mrs James Brown Potter, in a letter plll to Hv, Bbotlt A,htTuie. No .e but good to a New- York newspaper, denies the re- tenants or lover, of the beautiful need apiily. ,,rt nf her divorce and marriane to J-" v-Aoar bull Kyrie tieiicw. Homes for the Poor Irian. fl ... l.1i:1,1 Ot.,..,Anl. Lrlal KoAtl fjSH. I riOll. IXCUIltriU A v.s a. a... 1 1 , - dered the Uttted States senalorslnp from derbllt buy one of my lota, within Vermont left vacant bv the resignation h"rt dietance of hi. palace, at from $100 to l'll. Oo V Fdmunds snoo per lot. Hue rrorn 7SxlA0 to 300x800. Ol HOB. trtO. I . I.UIUU1IUO. H.antifnll aharirH nH Sn. I-.l .. A motion to admit colored men to the f T""ub!!l,,I Patriotic Order Sons of America failed 3 J' CAMl UbLL- to receive the necessary vote in the Na tional Camp at Philadelphia. Mrs. Elizabeth Beatty, who was a maid ol honor in the court of King George IV. of F.nuland. died at her homein fclua- beth, N.J., yesterday, aged eighty-two vears. A Man Kills Himself and Family In ew York Nkw Yohk. August 28. Tenants in the four story tenement house, 321 East 106th street last night heard pistol shot in a room occupied bv a lamily named Baxter. This morninc three policemen forced merchant, the door and there found John Baxter, painter, 30 vears old, his wite Mary, aged 28 years, anil their cluldien Katie, six vesrs old and ohn four years old, all King dead with bullet holes in their heads. Beside the body of the husband and father lay a revolver with cartridges discharged I. Newton Baker, private secretary to Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, who was shot on Saturday evening, August 1, by Or ville E. Anderson, at Croton Landing, N. Y., has recovered sufficiently to be taken to the Catskill mountains. Advices from Singnport state that sixty death, occurred on board a steamer which sullen irom inai pore wun mm Chinese coolies tor the Penang market, cholera breaking out. Several casei of cholera have occurred at Singapore from infection brought by the vessel. Wanted An Agent. There are fifty families today in Ashe ville wanting to purchase pianos or I organs, vt e want a live agent to repre sent our line of instruments here, as a permanence and will make a yery liberal arrangement. No capital required. See me between 10 and 12 a.m. daily, at 28 Pattoii avenue. P cH Fh GO U 2 H hH C t I y r.i B C S W ri t-i S H rn h 3 w a J CJ 02 w CO w 2g So 1 a na. 0 1 1 I'll 1 1.!. I J ' 00t It is supposed t' fBrral Manager, , Ludden & Bates, wile and citiinrei. am. ... -... . ....hern Music House. Savannah the table was a letter written by mm to his mother in which he told 01 nis inten tion to kill his family and himsell. To Advertisers- To insure change ol advertisement running on regulur contract, copy must be handed in bv 10 o'clock a. m. &Thrce for a dollar. All those 50. fid and 75 cents summer r our in Hands. Single one 39 cents. E. B. Barnum & Co., 8 Court Square. Fall Hats and ties now in stock at Whltlock s Clothing House. m g s 0 ft Ps IH VI w o 1-1 - Eh J r. 2 P 0 S 5 L$ w b a 3 5 O r