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Daily Citizen (oC cecfv; "V AI.VI.R MSIMl YlllJK lll'SINliSS IN 1 CITIXI'.N'S AI). COLUMNS. may ins ui;nti;i THROUGH Tllli Ml-IHIM oh A CI TIZl-N WANTLliT. VOLUME VIII.--NO 47. ASHEVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1892. PRICE 5 CENTS. Asheville PILLSBURY'S X X X X GROCERIES! Common sense teaches that to buy judici I ously means MONEY SAVED, FLOUR. I'.akers and Hour dealers jvery whore acknowledge the above to be the highest tfruuV of Hour made. n And iit tliis eonittection points directly to our store, where every dol ir countH lor COSTS NO MORE THAN FLOUR. KROGER, A6ENT FOR ASHEVILLE, REAL ESTATE. WlLTJK B. OWTM, W. W. WBST GVVYN & WEST, (Successor, to Walter B.Gwya) ESTABLISHED 1881 flEFER TO BANK OF ASHRVILLE. REAL ESTATE, Loam Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. Notary Public. Commissioner. ofDreds FIRE INSURANCE. -Southeast Court Square, 100 CENTS worth of benefit to you in merit, quality, quan tity and value, and the result of each transac tion witn us will be as good as gold. A. D. North Court Square. VERY INTERESTING. 1 Vl?) NO DOUBT SOME PEOPLE WILL SAY WE ARE CRAZY livcrylinily will lif etime in ten still The lillle j iris it nil boys us v II. Wali-h f" the hij; "utl" juhI tlie cVfunt tilings jatu tiy InlK'K ven aw ny I'hc This is 'i fact. TIIKASH U CO., Chiim, Glass, I louse (ilm-iIh, Lamps, )Ue. WHEN THEY SEE OUR BIG "AD" IN THIS PAPER FRIDAY FORCE DILL TIIR ISSUH Tllli Nl-W YORK "SUN" KM"-l-OKTS THK TltKli'l. 80 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, BON MARCHE will for t lie next twu weeks sncriticc iU entire tltw .luck of Ircsti, stylish Dress (loods, Fancy (Joods, LADIES' AND GENT'S FURNISHINGS AT 20 PER CT. OFF KEGCLAR I'MCIS I-OK CASH. These prices hold fur everything in slock. Many Kuori less thuu eust. BON MARCHE 37 South Main Street. 41 PATTON AVENUE. :::;::::::::::OUli:::- SARATOGA CHIPS are made of the choicest, se lected potatoes, and are offer ed to the public as the best article of its kind ever in troduced. EVAPORATED HORSERADISH. This most popular relish has met with general ap It will retain its lor years in any proval. strength climate. cei ved a fresh supply of above articles. OWELL & SNIDER OFFICE CORTLAND BROS., Heal Estate Brokers, And Investment Agent. NOTARY PUBLIC. Loan, securely placed at 8 per cent-Office. 24 & 20 I'atton Avenue Second ;iloor. ITIlDdlT FOR SALE ! a;large new ten-room house ON MONTPORII AVK.M'K, Willi nil modern improvement., fully fur- nished Fine lucntion, extended view und ample grounds. Apply to JOHN CHILD, Rent Hstnte nnd Loan Broker, I.iuiai. Hi.iick WILLS BROS,, ARCHITECTS NO. 3a PATTON AVIS. FITZPATRICK BROS., Contractors anil liealcrs in Mixed Paints and Painters' Supplies, WALL. PAPER. 10 North Main Sthi;ht, Asiikvji.li!, N C. TKLIU'HONK NO. 142. JKNKS & JENKS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE We Imvr some very desirable timber prop erties fur sale nt a low figure. Wc can show you full description at our ollice. One fine Asbestos mine fur sale. We can show you some specimen! from the mine and can take you to the property if you desire. Furnished and unfurnished houses to rent. JENKS & JENKS, NO. 32 PATTON AVE., ASHEVILLE. Trnv Stfiam T.anniirv T ilVJ WIVU1U JJUUUUl J DOMESTIC FINISH AND FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. No. 46 South Nalu Street. JEW AND FUSE PICTURES. Artist Proof Etchings, Photogravures, Artotypes, French ColoriPictures MY LINE OF PICTURE FRAMES CANNOT BE SURPASSED My line of China, Glass and Silver is the best in the state we claim, and prices defy competition. J. EL LAW, NOS. 57 AND 59 SOUTH MAIN STREET We have just re- O O Q O O Q 111 e V a 0 e 0 0- 5 v a u C8 ft t) Q 9 a 0 0 P 0 0 X 4! c CC O J. o c Ilelter the Devil Than lieuiuuilu IlarrlHoii With n f orce Hill in His loekel A Call on Mill to he In the Thick of the 1- IkIiI Ni;v Y'dkk, June 1M,. The following is the leading editorial in the Situ totl.iv: There is one question ilt-pcmlin on the election of the next president, wliuli, in its tnoinctilmts inipoiUiiKc and vital imperativeness, must seem to every phil osophic oI)servcr to exceed every other political question that the people are now called upon to determine. Ml dilVerenccs of opinion respecting the administrative reform, or silver coin- e,c or free trade, or protect ion, or the personal qualities or antecedents of the mdidntcs; in short, the whole ordinary anav ol tlccloral controversies arc, in comparison, iulcrior, indeed of almost trivial niouuul. We mean the question whcllicr those southern states which have inherited a nct;ru population stir passini; the numher of their white citi zens, shall, by the federal law and federal military lorcc, be subjected to the politi cal domination of negroes, to ncro legislatures, negro governors and negro judges in their ourts, or whether they shall continue to be governed by white men as now. Now it makes no difference who mav be president, whom the republ:can parly elects since Illaine is now permanently out of the line of power. That party is by its 1111 1 ure and tradition under the necessity of enacting and executing an election law whose purpose and effect will be to put the negroes in control ol sev eral ol 1 lie soutnern stales, mere win be the same unwillingness on the part of the patriotic minority, among the repub licans who w ill revolt at the conscquei ces of such a measure, but their opposition cannot avail. I he necessity ol the sit uation will suppress all such resistance. A force bill is the first and inevitable resulted' sweeping republican victory in November. I in the other hand, and bv the nature and necessity of the ideas involved, the success of democracy is death to the force hill project. Killed in I his elcclion it can never be revived. In this view ol the contest what eonseicntiousdeinocr.it can hesitate about his duly. Hotter vole for liberty and whitegovei nnieut ol the southern states, even il the candid ate were the devil himself rather than consent to the election of respect. able Kenjaniiii llaiiison with a force bill in his poeUet. In another editorial the Sun quotes from the first two siciious ol the platloi m down to the words "Defeat ol the force hi'l," and says: "This is an essential pai l ol the plat form on whiehClcvcland was nominated at Chicago yesterday morning fairly, squarely anil honorably, and by the votes of more than two-thirds of the democratic delegates." Another editorial quotes the fable ol the fool at l'hillippi who gave advice to the komnu general Octavius, which was not taken, and commends the fable to the attention of William C. Whitney with the suggestion that he keep his eyes p.elcd. Still another editorial says it is a matter of importance to the demo cracy of New York that Hill should con tinue lit the head ol the army he has done so much to organize, and says: "New York democrats are with him in lailure as in success and he will he with them as long as there is a political principle to defend, a republican anta gonist to outgeneral, or an election to cany lor the democracy. Tin; .11 4uki.i- ynsiiiiJ Mow to Protect Those In the Mar ket the HuckHtertt. Upitok Tin; Citizkx: Will the mar ket house be a success or a failure ? This question litis been asked quite often in the Hist ten days. It is a problem for the aldermen to decide. With genuine sense, judiciously administered, it will be a success und a very great convenience to to the city; otherwise it will be a dead expense. With a lew alterations in regard to the beef stalls at least two-thirds of them would rent for a bonus. This will cost the city a very small amount, l'roper ventilation would be all that is necessary and it is not necessary for mc to explain as the question is now, I tin dcrstund, under considration. l!y making this change, all the butch ers will stand equal chance, and be con tented. Under the present arrangement one third of them will move out ill ten days, that is, I am informed, from very reliable authority. The second and most important ques tion is the hucksters stalls. Will the hucksters be protected i II not, why built the huckster stalls? ' l is true that till but a few of the stalls arc rented, but how many are vacant ? Now to a busi ness point of view. Whose money built the market? I )o the people want a liv ing interest on there money invested? It is not necessary to consider that ques tion. Auv such a common sense person will answer at mice in the allii inative. Now ns to the way in which to rea lize this income. 1 1 seems to me the first thing to consider is protection. Are there any practical business men on the board? 1 answer yes. Hut will say without hesitation, one of the most far seeing ones resigned ten days too soon. 1 only ask this question: Is it right and justice to compel a cei tain kind of pro duce to be side! by the merchants inside ol the market house, charging them both rent and lax, find then allow a speculator not a tanner or one who raises Ins pro duce to stand in from of the market house and peddle the same line of goods without paving a dime? How can the aldermen expect the hucksters stalls to be tilled ? l'art ot them, it is true, are rented lor one year, but 1 liar under the present ordinances, they will be vacant next season. Why can't our city profit bv Atlanta, llir- uiinghaiu, Charlcslon, Richmond and in tct, most all ot our progressive cities, otccl your merchants; have it market here your wivis, sisters and cousins in go, nnd it will be a pleasure for them shop. Wc want no lax on the tar mcr who raises produce, but want the peddlers to be compelled to sell on the arket vara. This is si in pi v asking justice. It ighl, nnd ought to be enforced. I'ut the green groceries there, and all hsh Inckcns, and all the stalls will be rented a premium. Will the aldermen do this; who can tell ? HON. ADLAl I". STKVKXSONj DID JLE TRY TO COMMIT SUICIDE? naiii:ii to wiNivrrutatovi tI.'.Vi:i.ANI. I'rt to i t 0 H C 3 -WOKTHI.I-'SS CH1CCKS. Me O C LET US HAVE YOUR ATTENTION JUST ONE MOMENT. Wc arc closing out HURT'S SHOES ul i!0 tier cent, discount. HKKli IS A SI'LHNUID CHANCIS l'OK YOU i:. M. Spencer Mav he Ahle to I . v plain This. During the latter part of last week i1 telegram was sent from the shci ill's of lice here to the authorities of Koauoke Ya., asking for the arrest of U. M. Spen ccr. on a charge ol obtaining money un der false pretences. Spencer had left Asheville the Sunday before, in charge ol the Ualfe opera company, and before leaving gave a number of checks which on presentation at the banks provcil worthless. The creditors placed the matter in the hands ol .Moore rick, with the result as stated. Spencer was arrested and on Saturday night Deputy Sheriff II. C. loncs left rsheyille lor Konnoke. Papers ol rcqui sition were applied lor, anil as soon a; these are received Mr. loncs will brine Spencer to Asheville. telegram was reectviil bv Moore i Merrick this morning from Mr. loncs lying that Spencer had a hearing on a writ of habeas corpus, which was ilcmcil He was committed and will be held until requisition papers are received. 1 liesc uc exneiteil in a day or two. A letter was also received from the state depart nient ol Virginia stating that the prayer lor rcuuisition had been granted and that Silencer would be turned over to Mr. loncs. The deputy sheriff is expect cd to return with Spencer in a day or two. KNlliHTH OI HONOR, Kid It Look I.Ike the Next Audi lor of the Slate? People who read Tin-: Crni:x will re member that a few days ago a picture of the next auditor of the state, Hubert M. rurinan was printed. Now, the ma jo it v ot Mr. l-ui nian s Incnils concluded that the picture was a good one, latin fully reproducing that habitual, because i tin al, noblcst-Uoinan-of-'cm-allcxpres sion. lint, somehow, Hob duln I think it looked like him loo very much, and told some friends so before going home. When he went home, however, Mrs t'lirmau at once asked him it he had seen the picture in Tim Cmziix. es, indeed, he replied, but 1 don t think it is as good looking as I am, This with a laugh. Mrs. rurnian then proceeded to tell Itob. ' that the youngest I'lirman couple ol years old, wlicn l lie paper was oened and the picture displayed, clan- ped its hands and delightedly shouted II s papa. liob. lias changed ms mind Mioiil the picture since that time and says he is not what he once was in cunning, w hen he can be given pointers on looks by the oungot one 1:1 his lamdy. A N!.;ltO rOS'DUSTIitt -A I I.NH 1.1NH Ol'- Trunks ami Satchels JUST KliClilVliD. Call and Sec For Vourstlf. HATS, UMURKI.LAS, KI1IINU v LB0O1NOS, ETC. THE SHOE STORE, WEAVER & MYERS, 3U 1'uttou Avcuue. Auhcvillc, N. C TTTTTTTT Preparing for the Cclchratloit Next Week. A meeting of the committees appointed to prepare for the Knights of Honor eel ebratiou next Thursday evening, is to be held in Ililliard iiall tomorrow after noon at 1 o'clock, and all members the committees arc tcquesUd to attend The arrangements committee is com posed ol K. . Slokclcy, P. A. Cummings, 15. I,. Itrown, S. M. liilbert and .1. Worsley. The ladies committee, which Mrs. W. H. I'.wvn and Mrs. U McDonald are chairmen, is composed ol Misses Annie and I.ucv Crawford, irg Hill, lvva liraneh, Mav McDonald and Nellie Cocke. "ARCANl'M DAY," R I'leaMant Celeuratlou at the Ashe tile I-einale College. "Arcanum day" was celebrated last evening by French Ilroad council No, 701. Koyal Arcaiiuin, at the Asheville Female college. The speeches and music were given the study hall, and refreshments were served in the dining room. The speaker were S. Lipmsky, W.H. Penland, W. l'enniman and Wm, II. Lewis. There were a manlier of mcmlicrs ol the council and their friends present, and the evening was very pleasantly spent. IIOH " l l KJIAJi'S I'lt'Tl'RK. lie Two Votes Were Necessary, lul I'lianices to Stevenson Came la Willi a Hun When They Had Starleil Then Adjournment. Ciile'Ai'.o, June L-l. -Chairman Wilson hammered the convention to order at p. m., and Kiv. Thus. Green, of Iowa, olTcicd prayer. 1'hc roll call lor speeches nominating a andidatc for J vice-president was begun it 'I p. in. Arkansas yielded to Indiana, iiuljolinlv. I.amb took the I'uor and placed in nomination Isaac 1. lray, ol Indiana. I.auib recalled the fact that while veslcrday there were differences now (irovcr Cleveland was the unani mous choice of the whole parly. Colorado, next on the roll ol slates, wis called, mm gave way to Illinois, which state scut to the platform cx- Congiessni.'iii U ortlungton, w ho pre sented the name of Hon. A. li. Stevenson, of Illinois. "Iowa" bawled the secretary who was tiling the roll. I'prosc Iowa's chairman' uid said : Iowa, gentlemen, has no candidate 'or second place. It is the wish of Gov. Itoics and of Ihis delegation that his name shall not be presented for the vice-presidency." Delegate Scott, ol Kansas, in a iiiiccn seconds sentence, declared that practical politics demanded 1. ray in second place. New York being called, up rose cjov. Flower. "New York has no candidate to present ," he said. North Carolina seconded the name ol Stevenson, and then there was a skip dong the states in the roll until 1 exits was reached, and its voice was lifted for Gray. John Goodc, ol Virginia got on Ins hair and sent up his endorsement ol Stevenson, Washington, in the contusion ol a pouring rain storm upon the root anil the uneasy galleries, made herself heard lor Gray. other states followed with one man ind another, and then eometh first vote which resulted : Stevenson !rj, and Gray 'Z 14, no choice. 1 lieu began changes. Iowa came into the Stevenson camp, Montana next, followed by Nebraska. Ohio got into the line amid great cheers, Missouri climbed over t lie wall, Georgia was close behind, and Kentucky came next. A Hock of states outside the Stevenson coops came to cover with a rush ol wings and llutter ol feathers. Il became only a question ot time, and when the two thirds vote lor Stevenson had been obtained the nomination was announced. III. I. WII.I. I.KAU, New York State Is Alive With Cleveland Uentoerats. Ni;v Yokk, June '.'t-. Now that the nomination is made there is no tloulil that the democratic machine will be set to work for Cleveland and Senator Hill will beat the head and front of the democratic campaign m this state Cleveland has had the lead so long that most of the democrats have discounted the effect of his nomination and il is very likely that outside of the large cities there will be no serious democratic defec tions. This defeat of anti-Cleveland men is already charged to Arthur P. Gorman. Had he remained with the minority, tliey say, more man mc necessary .mu wouiu have been found and 1'ainmany and New York democracy would be lecling brighter and happier this evening. All agree, democrats, independents and republicans alike, that Cleveland was the strongest business nicn'scandid ate that could have been named, and the effect of his nomination was shown by the strong opening ol the market. Iep rcseutatives in Wall street of foreign houses declared that the nomination would resture F.uroncati confidence and grcatlv strengthen American securities. TO NOTIKV CI.KVKI.ANH- The train which leaves the Asheville depot al ,",:iir, was rounding the bend veslcrday when a mail rushed to the platform and jumped oil". His rash act created great excitement among the other passengers they all thought it was a case of suicide. Ladies fainted, men rushed to the platform expecting to see bis mangled form upon the track, but the fact was he had forgotten to put his bottle of "I'uncoinhc Pills" in his satchel and would not start on his jour ney without them. He took great chances, nut lie miglit Have taken greater. GRANT'S PHARMACY. In purchasing medicines don't try cx: pcrimciils the first aud only considcr- Uion should be genuincss. Ituncombe Sarsaparill.t has stood the test of several years and today it is in greater demand than ever. Over live hundred bottles sold this sining, a triumphant proof of popular approval. For sale at URAIST'S PHARMACY. BDNCOMllIi LIVER PILLS arc mild. yet eflicient; do not cause pain or irrioe. and act upon the liver and bowels. They are especially valuable as alter dinner pills, and readily cure constipa tion nnd costiveness, nausea, distress in the stomach, etc. They are purely vecetable and we be- lieve they are the best family pill yet pre pared nnd offer them with iicrfcct confi dence, believing that whenever used it will be with the happiest results. I ry tiicm and uiige tor yourself. Foi ale oulv at GRANT'S PHARMACY. SYRUP OF TAK AND WILD CIIFR. KY" as manufactured at Grant's Phar macy is the best cough medicine you can use lor yourscll or your children it is a positive cure aud we guarantee it to con tain no opiates in any form, it is entirely harmless. For sale only at GRANT'S PHARMACY. Years ago people regarded cold cream mil camphor ice as the ultimatums for chapped hands and all similar skin trou bles, many persons liud that the anolica- tion ol cither of them aggravates their trouble. To such "CAMPHO-GLYCLK- 1L COMPOUND" is a boon it is 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- lumed, will not sod the most delicate fabric, is entirely harmless and safe to use on the most delicate skin and con tains nothing grcasv or sticky. F'6r sale only at GRANT'S PHARMACY. Physicians orders promptly filled and delivered free of charge to any part ot the i uc city. UesiiMied Was lie Iiiliml dated lv White Men. Moiiii.i:. Ala.. I'inc 21-The liial of what arc termed the "Catherine conspir acy cases" began in the I'uitcd States listrict court yesterday. In September, 1 SIM), Grinvillc Kiirnclt, colored) was appointed posunnsicr ai Catherine, Ala. 1 he white citizens ob jected to him and urged him not to take the office, but he was qualified in Decem ber, lK'.lll. On the ..tllli ol that month he resigned, and it is alleged that the resignation waseauscd by loricand intin - illation on the part id twenty or more white men. lid. Tavlor, Wal t Gainbutt, os. King, and others were indicted on iharge of conspiracy to prevent an officer ol the United Stales irotn Holding omce The trnil began yesterday and was con tinned today. TIIICV'KIv HAI'I'Y. It Will he Done July n -Holes Scuds a Letter. Ciiie'Ai.o, June lit-. The committee to notify Grover Cleveland of his nouiina lion will visit liuzzard's Hay to perforin that duty about ulv 11th. 1 he com niittee will then proceed to Illoomington Illinois, and notilv General Stevenson I'rom icx r resident Holes. Waithi.oo, Iowa, June 1!L Governor lioics has sent the following telegram to 'iroverClevcland : Accept the hearty congratulations "I ill Iowa democrats and he assured none will he inure devoted to vou than my self and those 1 am proud to number iinong mv friends in this stale. KatMieatlon Meetliiits all Over South Carolina. Kicamonp, Ya., June 21. The demo crats of Richmond iircd 100 guns n honor of Cleveland's nomination. CiiAi(i.i:sioN,S. C, June 121 The news of Cleveland s nomination was received here vestcrdav morning about 1 o'clock Within an hour the guns ol the German artillery were firing a salute in his honor Forty-four guns were hied lor Cleveland and two extra rounds were given for babvKuth. A grand ratification meet ing; wus held last night at the city hall Congressman Urawlcv sent Cleveland resolutions, pledging Charleston and South Caiolina to the democratic ticket A ratification meeting was held in Columbia last night at which Wade Hampton spoke, the slate is going wild over Cleveland. Keep 'I. in at Work. Washington, June HI. The third party was in full force in the house this morning and voted solidly against the motion made by McMillan, of Tennes see, that when the house adjourn to day. it be to meet Monday. The whole vote showed a majority for the motion Watson, of Georgia, raised the point of no quorum. McMillan then asked unani mous consent that recess be taken until 8 O'clock this evening, but Kilgorc ob jecting, the house adjourned till tomorrow. PAIR OF BURT & PACKARD'S CELEBRATED "KOHUKUT SHAPE" SHOES FOR MEN. I will sell the above shoes for the low price of ATTENTION! The Ieople of South Main Want Suuiethiiiic Done. Citizens on South Main street and peo ple who conic into the city from the the south complain to Tin; Citizhn about the condition of South Main. The street is torn up and blockaded from Southside avenue to the city limits, and vehicles arc compelled to come bv way ol McDowell street and Soutlisiilc ave nue. Very little work is being done on South Main, and the prospect lor paving is anything but encouraging 1 hese jicople say tliey cither want Miutn Mam street opened, or sonic work (lone bv which the streets over which thev now come into the citv will be put in ti decent condition. A I.ANnSI.IOIC. Former price $(!. They consist of Call, Kangaroo and Cordovan in various styles. All seasonable and fresh slock. A CHANCE IN A LIFE-TIME. COJ1U Hlil ORli THEY ARK ALL GONK. F. E. MITCHELL. 9 Men's Outfitter, I'att.jii Ave. Asticvillc, N. C. GENUINE AUSTRALIAN LENSES. Tlililv I'ersons Killed or Injured l the Accident Komi, June 2i A terrible accident, caused by a landslide, occurred today nt Monte Sasso an the line of the Itologna and Florence railway. A large area of land on the uiountuin-sidc slid down on the houses below, completely burying them. Thirty persons, killed or injured, were taken from beneath the debris. I am lii-votiiit! nil of my time to study of the eyes unit to the pcculiur formation of the lcn.es I wnrrant ull suecluclcs I furnish to give it 1 1 re sutisl'iu-tion in nil case., u ml can suit un j- one on first cxnmiiiatkm of thecyea 12. WEXLEK, NO. 17 NORTH MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE, N. C. (ioue to Washington. Win. Alexander Piatt, of the New York Mail and Ln press, who has been spend ing several weeks in Asheville, lclt for Washington today on his way home. Mr. Piatt is an entertaining talker and writer, and said ninny good things nbout Asheville in several letters sent to the Mail and Hxnrcss. The people he met here will he glad to have him come back to Asheville again. CAESAR HEAD HOTEL. NOW OPEN FOR 1S92. Altitude, ,no feet; avcruKe temperature duriiiK the hot months, 60. The grandest recnery east of the Rocky Mountains. Comfort of guests carefully consulted. Terras moderate. Daily mails with livery. The climate is beyond comparison, quickly relieving the Fystcm of malaria. A specific (if such be possible) for Asthma, Hay Fever, Droni-hitls and incipient lung troubles. The mineral waters are justly celebrated for correcting disordered functions, Improv ing digestion, und. toning up the system gener ally. Uasily reached from llendcrsonvtlle, N. C. Histance by hack 88 miles. Time 6 hours. Over a delightful road, through a charming and picturesque country. P. A. MILB4.M. D., iuav2udlin Proprietor.
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