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t eville ASIIEVILLE N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1892.2 PRICE 5 CENTS. VOLUME VII. NO. 307 Do - ally CENTS PER CAN FOR FINE CALIFORNIA FRUITS mw LOST PEACHES. APRICOTS, I5y injudicious buying, which WIVI-ks tllO pOi'kctllOok iV.ltl Wiistts th(! dollars in an ef fort to obtain (shoddy (iro (vrios at clu'iip prims. Do not takoan.y risks, but niako .your purrhasi'S at all times at our store, where you are assured of honest Groceries at holiest prices, a, combina tion that is as good as gold. A. D. COOPER, NORTH COURT SQIAIUJ. 6. 6. PLUMS, EGG PLUMS, KROGE ARE RINGING. Wc keep "limy nice ami iipproin ialc arti cles suitable fur wciMing Kfl". KU'Kant din ner pets, chamber sets, fancy lamps, huge pieces uf art pottery, cut glass, brcail and butter plates, nl'icr dinner collcc cups, carv ing si ts in eases, pud lots of otlier tree and appropriate things. In going the rounds of selecting our presents, kindly drop in ami ate what we have. BEFORE THE ('RESIDENT COLORICD MF.N IN WASHING TON WITIUCiHIEVASCIi. Tlie Small Hoy Vs. JivU:oKicai iii;icuiiic'H. -A 41 PATTON AVENUE. REAL ESTATE. WtLT.lK p. Qwvs, GWYN & WE (Successors to Walter B.Gwyn) ESTABLISHED z33i REFER TO BANK nF ASHFV1LLE. REAL ESTATE, Loans Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. Notary Publli. Commissioners ofKccds. FIRE INSURANCE. OFFICE Southeast CourtHqnare, BON MARCHE I.AIllliS CAM. AND INSl'liCT 1'lHi IIANU till.M li STUCK or Spring Reefers and Capes, SPRING REEFERS AND CAPES, SPRING REEFERS AND CAPES SPECIALTIES. liol'liSTKIAN T1011TS, MliN'S l'OtlTIIU.I. and IIICYCMJ UOSIt; SCMVISN'S I'ATliNT UKAWliKsS BON MARCHE FRENCH VEGETABLES! I'eas, Extra Fine. Deans, Haricots, Extra Fine. Macedonie, Extra Fine. Mushrooms, Chokr. Asparagus, in Glass. OLIVES, Seleete Spanish (Jueen. Crescent Olives, Pitted Olives oi.ive oti . U.VE SUKUME SI CCA. POWELL 5c SNIDER Harrison Tell. Them That For Him to Interfere Would Only Hake Matter Worse Collect Statistics. Wasemnotun, April 21. Thc New V r U delegation of colored men sent to Wash ington to memorialize the president in rcgarJ to the outrages perpetrated upon the negroes of the south arrived here this morning at 8 o'clock and were enter tained at breakfast by Hon. Frederick Douglass and William E. Matthews. The delegation were 'utroduced to 1 'res ident Harrison at 10 o'clock by Use Hon. John K. Lynch, fourth auditor of the treasury. Dr. William I!. Derrick, of New York city, stated the purpose of the delega tion to the president and presented res olutions which were adopted at a recent mass meeting at Cooper union. In his reply President Harrison ex plained to the gentlemen just how far he could exercise his authority under the constitution, stating very cle-rly the difference between state and federal au thority in regard to the crimes com mitted in any pniticular stale. Orleans knelling matter was an example. The federal government, lie said, clearly had a right to provide for the protection of Italian subjects, as that was a matter ot treaty rights; but it has not been done; no legislation lias been enacted, and neither the federal courts nor the president could intcrlere even in that asc. Mr. Harrison advised the delegation to collect in detail the facts concerning lynching in the south for a year and pre sent them to him and to the public press and said that unan these lacts lie would issist. as lar as lie could, m creating a public sentiment against lawless nietli- ds ol punishment ol colored men in llic south. While willing to do everything lie could in bcliall ol all the citizens ol the country he explained clearly how any attempted interference with state authority by him would do more harm than good The delegation were very niueli nlensed with the president's speech and attitude. TEJIl'TiTIOM OF M'KIXI.ICY, -ii & a, 1 mfm: The New taken as Jack I say, does that thing ied or in a stable ? sleep in i w--.i!;iiu uf.i.i.s. CORTLAND BROS,, Real Estate Brokers, Aud investment Agents. NOTARY PUBLIC. Loans securely placed at 8 per cent. Unices 24 ft 28 Pattod Avenue. Second .Boor, feblldlv $20,000. NEW GOODS. HANDSOME STYLES, ONE PRICE STORE, JOHN CHILD PARALYZING PRICES,! A very lut'Kc and well assorted st ck of lie Won't Talk About Aceepilnu the Presidential Nomination. Coi.lMlilS, O., April IS 0 v. McKin- ley is evidently alraid that anv question concernitm his candidaev is h aded and apt to go off ut both ends. His presidential boom lit Ohio was started by enemies in his own party an he fears anything ol this sort now enia nates Irom the Ponikcr people. This quest in ,, typewritten, was hand ed lo Gov. Mckinlev today : "In view ol the fact that there is a dis position in manv quarters not to renomi nate President Harrison and that vonr name is most frequently mentioned in connection with the nomination (with Harrison eliminated,) would you accept the nomination or allow your name to go before the convention ?" the governor read u careiuny ana then said: "You do not expect me to ai.swer a question like that, do you ?" 1 lie response was m me ami in.iuvc. "Well, a man can't answer that kind i T ,t question when his wile is waiting lor him," said the Govenor, with a laugh. "I think you had better come in again." Major McKinlcy seemed suspicious and determined not to answer the question directly. His entire manner, however, was at the furthest extreme Irom "Satan, get thee behind me." N. Y'. World. V. A. JauieH mid MIhs Clciniuve Fackler Married I.nst l'.veniiiu. The Central M. I-. church, south, was crowded last evening on the occasion of the union in marriage of W. A. lames. if Salisbury, and Miss Clemmye S, Tack ier, ol Aslieville. The church was profusely decorated for the occasion. Key. C. Y. Myrd per formed the ceremony. The ushers were: 1). W. Newell, Aslieville; Ii Lindscv. Briutol, Tenn.; W. 1 Hunt. Mortrantoii. and I.. C. l'errv. Aslieville. Clias. Ii. lllanton was best man, and Miss Mattie lines, Salisbury, bridesmaid. The other attendants were: II. C. Troll and Miss Ida James T. S. Mclice and Miss ennie ill, 1. I'. Haughtou anil Miss Wvnn. Misses Katie Newell and Florence Tvnan were the flower girls, and Master James Cor per, page. ivicuncisoiin s wcililm" maivli was played by Miss Lillian Warner, of Salis bury, assisted by 11. 0. Chandler, of Aslieville, on the violin. After the ceremony a number of in- viied friends accompanied the couple to the iileu Mock hotel, where Proprietor Connelly and Mrs. Conutllv tendered an elaborate banquet. Mr. James is a popular engineer on the Western North Carolina railioad. and his bride isone of A.dicvillc's best known and most admired ladies. The presents received by the happy couple were numerous. Several of the groom's railroad li icuds gave a silver tea service; a silver berry service was pre sented bv the members of the Brother hood ol Locomotive Firemen, and Mayor Llur.tou gave a silver salad service. Mr. and Mrs. James left this mornini: on tleS:l. train for Savannah, Ga From there thev will goto New York A'tcr a stay in the metropolis they will return lo Aslieviile. coming via LouiS' ville, Kv.. Mis. Janu s' lormer home. IT WAS ALL CLKVI'LAND (;ui:at i;ntiii si asm UI lAI'OI.IS. TH-; V Nilij;jtUJI,T ICSTATIC. Ilr.v Goods, l;lincy Goods, Clothing, Siloes, EVERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE, (Formerly of l.yman & Child), OiUce No. i Lejfal Hlock. REAL, ESTATE AND . LOAN BKOKEK, TKICTLY A KUOKliRAGB BUSINB88. Loans secure placed at H per cent. Uon't cry hard times when you can liny Hoods for half price. Huy cvcrytliinu you need in our line from us, and thereby save : to GO ner cent, you would any to other housi'M who do a credit liusiuess. The secret of low prices is "Spot cash for all our goods and spot cash before they leave the house," Wc avoid the necessity of having n bookkeeper and the-n paying to percent to a collector. Hv selling for cash we march to the time of (Sweet Iloinel Cash. Cho Cash, cash, good hard cash; There's nothing so powerful As clean, solid cash. Try and be canviuccd. Hats, Carpets, :e, at fixed and reason able prices. A LONDON SF.ISSATION. IteuiH ol Intercut About tlic 31au Klo;i and (irouucls. Mr. Sinclair, of New York, the head of lite great stoneeuliiug cslubK Vt-v.I bearing his name, is at the Kenil.vorth Inn. Air. Sinclair is down on imsiness lacou- The i:x crcsidcut Riidorsed aud Ills Xante Ulveu a Maeuliiceut OeuioiiKtration tJra.v as a Sec ond choice. Iniuanai'oMs, lnd., April 21. The state convention assembled today. The platform received much applause, but the greatest demonstration was re served for the presidential resolution de claring for cx-Prcsidcut Cleveland, but endorsing Isaac P. Gray as the choice of Indiana should the ex-president's nomi nation become impossible. At the mention of Cleveland a thou sand people urcse simultaneously to their feet and one mighty cheer rose from their throats. Handkerchiefs were waved enthusiastically. Another cheer greeted the declaration of Cleveland as the "logical candidate" and this mani festation inspired the Gray people to attempt to rival Cleveland followers in an expression of enthusiasm. a l'oi.ici. sikiki;. It Itlay Give tlie Anarchists au Opportunity. Pakis, April -1. The outlook for Mat day took on a new aspect today which gives promise ol affording; the anarchists and other lawless characters an oppor tunity to muke trouble. The police threaten to strike. A newspaper today published a proclamation, signed by a number of policemen in which they detail at length their grievances and threaten to strike on the eve of May day, unless their wages are increased. The anar- chests are in high glee at this developc- ment, and sonic of the more enthusiastic of them claim it would take little argu ment to induce many ol tne policemen to join their ranks. It is hardly believed anv trouble will occur with the police. On the contrary it is thought some matters ot which thev complain will be corrected and that thev will give their usual good services on May day if they are called upon to suppress disturbances. In anv event no apprehension need be felt, for the jiovcrnmcnt has arranged for the presence of a military force in Paris and the immediate viciuitv that will be stroller enough to down anv outbreak short of a general i evo lution. The pidiee arc believed by many to have taken advantage ol the feeling of uneasiness to make a claim that at anv otlier time thev would not have thought of. AN IXFAMOl'M HIM.. Ucoubli WANTED. 1,000 DISABLED MEN. Must be in poor health and unable to do a good day's work. A disordered liver or any disease caused by scrofula or bad blood will be considered a quali- lication, hut pretercnec will be given to those suffering fron "that tired feeling." Apply at Grant's Pharmacy and ask for bottle ol liuucombe Sargapanlla; is the only guaranteed cure in all cases diseuse lor which it is recommended. Did vou ever no, 1 never, see'd a feller dfsoyeller. How's your liver ? Why. ill upset, of course. Then take the rem edy, "Uuncombe Liver Pills," and! you won t go around looking the color of a yellow lever victim. They are guaran teed to benefit or cure in evcrv case of disease for which it is recommended or money paid for them will be refunded. ror sale only at GRANT'S PHARMACY. BUNCOMBE LIVER TILLS are mild. yet efficient; do not cause pain or cric, and act upon the liver and bowels. They are especially valuable as after dinner pills, and readily cure constipa tion and costiveucss, nausea, distress in the stomach, etc. They are purely vegetable and we be lieve they are the best familv pill yet pre pared and offer them with perfect confi dence, believing that whenever used it ill be with the happiest results. Try them and iiidire for yourself. Fot sale onlv at GRANT'S PHARMACY. "SYRUP OF TAR AND WILD CHER RY" as manufactured at Grant's Phar macy is the best cough medicine you can use lor yourselt or your children it is a positive cure and we guarantee it to con tain no opiates in any form, it is entirely harmless. For sale only at GRANT'S PHARMACY. Frank Confession ol a can Senator. Asinxi. Ton, April L'l. In the course if bis speech in the senate yesterday, Mr, uection with Ins linn s contract to dress T..ll,.r ,l,.,.,ii,.,l m-n-h linn- in ilesrrihini. the circumstances that attended the pas Van- fo the stone to be used in George W. derbilt s mansion near tins citv. A complete plant is to be put up, the sawing, splitting and planing of the blocks of stone, every one of w hich nas lo he perfectly dressed before it can be put in the building. The buildings to enclose the plant are being erected and the machinery will soon be in posi- t;on. Derricks and car tracks will de- iver the blocks from the plant to anv part ot the building. The cottage erected by Mr. Vanderbilt lor lus gardener, is Hearing completion. This building will havceosl when finished near $ (,(J0!. A three-span stone bridge is to be built across the French Broad river, in full sage of the bullion purchase law of 1S1K), and in conclusion said: That brings me to another question There came from the house of rcprcsen tatives of the last congress a bill which was commonly dubbed the "force bill. Nearlv two years have since elapsed I have read that bill with care and ittention more than twenty tunes. 1 have read it in the light aim consideration, and I re peat, that it it were presented to me now, with the altcrnativ of party support or party dismissal should not vote for the bill. A more WILLS BROS,, ARCH ITECTS TI1EIJIGKACKET Wc show all unities, but the upin'r quali ties ptviloniiiutU' decidedly. 7 mid 9 I'atlon Ave. NO. 3 PATTON AVE. JENKS & JENKS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Wc have some very desirable timber prop erties for sale at a low figure. Wc can show you full description at our oflice. Oue fine Asbestos mine for sale. V.'e can show you some specimens from the mine and can take you to the property if you desire. Vurnishcd and unfurnished houses to rent. JENKS & JENKS, NO. 32 PATTON AVE., ASHEVILLE. A FRESH LOT IMPORTED CIGARS JUST RECEIVED. Visitors wishing to get n good Imported Cigar will find them nt JAR 17 PATTON AVK. L,. Blomberg. Prop GENUINE AUSTRALIAN LENSES, The F.iiKllsli Uuilway System In vlles Tilts. London, April 1'.). A tremendous sen sation has been caused bv the accusation against Hon. Patrick Eniilius John Gic ville Nugent, brother of Baron Grevilie. and deputy lieutenant and high sheriff of the county of Westmeath, Ireland, ol having indecently assaulted a lady in a first class carriage on the Brighton rail way. The lady in the case isMiss Marion Price. The evidence at the Westminis ter notice court today was of a very strong character against the defendant, who, il the story told not only by Miss Price herself but bv the guard, is true, deliberately pursued the woman, and changed carriages for the purpi.se ol assaulting the woman. The hcaiiug ot the case occupied about two hours, and the counsel of Nugent suggested that it was a ease of black mail. The magistrate; "There is no evidence whatever to show that it is." Hail was required from the defendant in the sum of C UK), for further appear ance and was promptly furnished. KII.I.ICO ICIUHT "SOOM'KS " A BRILLI ANT RING. We are showing some of the daintiest nov elties ever displayed In jewelry It would be easier to tell you what we haven't got tluin what we have. If you haven't seen our ele gant trifles In gold and in silver, there Is a treat awaiting you, und, whether you have urchases in mind or not, you should not miss them. It Is difficult to resist going into details we arc strongly tempted to describe some of thecxiiuisitc products of the season's art, some of which show that the caprices of fashion arc apt to be wonderfully charming, but you'll get a much better Idea if you come anil look for yourself. B. II. COSBY, JEWELER., PATTON AVKNUK. I am devoting nil of my'Jtimc to study of the eyes and to the peeuliarformation of the lenses. I warrant all spectacles I furnish to Rive entire satisfaction In all cases, and can suit itny one on first examination of the eyes E. WEXLER, I NO. 17 NORTH MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE, N. C. view irom tne mansion, or tne purpose illfamous ,jn, i my judgment, never ol continuing the drives laid out on the )assi.(i thc threshold of the doors of the estate. 1 here will be about 00 miles ol ,,.., Voeve,lK-in the interest of good these drives. i in; V. M. C. A. II KceelicHn I'seful and Liberal Donation. Key. W. S. P. Bryan lias made the Young Men's Christian association a lib eral donation of useful books. Among them are some twenty odil volumes ol the old S.'rihiier m igaziue before il went into the Century, bound; the American Cvelop:edi:i and a large number ol'Cen tnry magazines and the Nation. Mr. irvan has been a staunch friend of the association since its organization here, and his gift will continue to do good. The meeting this evening nt the Y. M C. A. will be led bv J S. Moody. Sull ied: "The building that will stand" Matt. 7: L' I-117; James I: TJ; John 1:1:10 All men invited. AN ACCIIIICNT. senate. Avowedly ill tlie interest ol goon government, it was instigated, in my judgment, by men whose interest it was to prevent the tree expression ol the w of the voters nt the polls." Years ago people regarded cold cream ind camphor ice as the ultimatums for happed hands and all similar skin trou bles, many persons find that the applica tion ol either of them aggravates their trouble. To such "CAMPHO-GLYCER- 1E COMPOUND" is aboon-itis a pos itive cure for chapped hands, chafing, sunburn, etc., and an elegant face dress ing alter shaving it contains no mineral or noxious ingredient, is elegantly per fumed, will not soil the most delicate ibric, is entirely harmless and safe to use on the most delicate skin and con- ains nothing greasy orstiekv. For sale only at GRANT'S PHARMACY. VaYa tooth wash and powder are su perior in quality, they cleanse and beau tify the teeth, strengthen the gums and impart fragrance to the breath. For sale only at GRANT'S PHARMACY. Physicians orders promptly filled and delivered free of charge to any part of the the city. GRANT'S PHARMACY. J. M . CAMPBELL, STILL IN THE RING, R. B, NOLAND & SON, GROCERS, No. ai N. Blalu Street, Wish to announce the fact that they fare sole agents for the Spnrtanburg steam baked bread, the only first class bread to be found In the city, and no table is complete without It. We get it fresh by express every day Uon't forget that we are wholesale and re tail dealers in potatoes, apples, onions, and all kinds of country produce. Hvcrything kept that Is usually found in a first class grocery store. HoldicrH Fire Into Too Anxious I. anil Settlers. Kansas City, Mo., April L'l.-A des patch has been received from Oklahol nina Citv, stating that a settler from Cheyenne and Arapaho county, w ho has inst arrived here to file his papers at the land olliee, reports having seen the sol diers fire into a parly of "sooner yes terday, killing eight. Thc settler says that alter bavin made two premature breaks over tlic line of the eastern border, they were warned that if they made another they would be fired upon, and upon making the third break the soldiers on the guard lircd a volley into them. Itohber Perry lias Arms Lyons, N. C, April IS Oliver C Perry, the express robber, has again armed himself in some mysterious man- ner and defies his captou to enter his cell, lie has kept them at bay since Saturday night. It is apparently his purpose to make another desperate attempt to escape be fore long. IerhiMs ' B.i.TiMiui;, Mil., April 18. Senator Gorman's proposed withdrawal from the national committee is regarded here as b move in the direction ol pulling linn NOYF.S KOCKWF.I.I.CASF.. Demoerat VolliiKlo Seat a Ite pulillean A Change. Wasiunc.ton, April 21. flic lirst speaker in the Noves-Kockwell contested election case today was Mr. Deforest, of Connecticut, who supported the claims of the contestant, regretting, however, that he would be obliged to cast his vote lo seat a republican and to unseat a democrat who had earned the esteem ot bis colleagues during his service on the floor. There was a great deal ol noise m the hall and O'Fcrrall put in an emphatic protest against it. "1 do not like, lie said, "to make charges: but it seems to me that there are some gentlemen on this floor w ho, whenever anv one is address. inir the chair in favor of a majority re noi l, endeavor to invert attention iroin his remarks by confusion and disorder. . StransH Throw, t Ilown Wliilc (Setting; on a Car. E. Strauss, proprietor of the European hotel, met with a severe accident yester lav afternoon about U o'clock. Mr. Strauss was assisting a guest on the electric car. He placed the valise on the platlorin and started to get on him self, when the ear began moving, throw ing Mr. Strauss Heavily to me ground I e was taken lo lus room at once, am Dr. 1. A. Burroughs was summoned Mr. Strauss' leg was badlv bruised, and II IS IC.iri'O lime "V la n'Jiiivu nuvi ,in, . . . ,.tl. He is in considerable pain, but it is Hoped "einoraiweu eee,,e., ... , . .'. -i, I i:,ri,,i,'ifj v hnvvi'ver. I he cTiinlrv ovei that no serious results win iooow tne accident. DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND AGENT FOR HIE ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION -AUD '.IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. FOR RENT, One three-room house near old dcoot: lust finished; $10 per month. line six room house nenr old depot, in Clevcilen Park: line view; $12 per month. 1 he above house lor sale on installment pl:in, or for rent. line seven room House, modern Improve ments, close at street car line $ lei per monLli. Furnished house iust on car line: all mod ern improe-e-mrnts, one block of court house lt rooms, rnce, $loo. lu:)itroom fumlsned bouse, short distance of court house: modern improvements: first class house and first class tenants wanted; none others need npply. Price 35.00. J. M. CAMrBBUL. Real Bstate Dealer. SOMF. LOSS OF I.IFF.. Cjelone Mows Down Thou sands of Fruit Trees. Loni: Ymw.Tcx., April 21. A cyclone of fearful velocity struck near ('dad water, twelve miles west of here on the Texas Pacific railway yesterday niorning.and "Ouvld Copperueld." Chas. !-. L'uderhill appears at thc Grand opera house tomorrow, Friday, cvenint!, under the auspices ol thc . M C. A. in "An evening with David Cop pcrl'icld." Ol him the Bay City, Mich., Tribune savs: "The character impersonations bv Mr, I'lnlct-hill at the opera house on Friday Fortunately, however, the ountry over which it swept is sparsely settled ami the loss ol lile is small, l orcst trees were blown down by thousands Another Obituary. Washington, D. C, April 21. In the temporary absence of ice-prcsi dent Morton, the chair was occupied to day by Mr. Maudcrson, president pro tern of the senate. Mr. (lormnii gave evening, created a very favorable inipres- notice that on Friday, May li, he would sum on l lose canal) e ol luilsium tlie tin- ask tne senate to consider a resolution ticuit parts lie was obliged to carry out. relative to the death of his late colleague, To adapt one s voice lo so manyenar- Mr. Wilson ictcrs us are contained in 'David L im pel field,' iHusiliccxtrcmclydilficu.lt, vet Mr. L'ni erlull did it, and gave each nr. individuality so striking that it was in stantly rccogniz.'d and applauded nt each re appearance. The Democratic Club The permanent organization of thc democratic club is to he effected in the court house this evening, beginning nt 8 o'clock. All democrats are urged lo Tryiiin to Ilui-n Louisville. Lorisvil.l.ie, Ky.. April 2l.-Sevcn nt tempts were made to burn thc city last niuht. In four hours fifteen budding! were destroyed and a loss of $15,(100 entailed. JTIMH THE liEST- -AND- PRETTIEST self in a lx tter position ns a presidential conic out, tnosc who uhvc .orcuuy jonn u candidate. iuiiuiNrae,. nied HmlllMK. Fayutti-;, Miss., April 21. Coleman Blackburn was hanged here yesterday for wife murder. His leaturcs througn- out the ordeal bore a happy smile. LOW PRICED TABLEWARE ON THE MARKET. J. H. LAW, 1 57 aid 59 Booth Haiti Street. V wfc. ii itisiMiWnli1 d&uiiVteA'k'& it4iWA4iMifr'-,'l V