Asheville Daily Citizen,
NEWS
Tocftvy.
ASHEVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1892.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
VOLUME VIII. NO. 75.
NEWS .
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family, from grandpa to
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EDIBLES,
things to chew on, and things
that can be swallowed with
out chewing.
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Special
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OUR:
BON MARCHE
NEW LOT OF
BELTS, FANS, LACES
EMBROIDERIES, FANCY GOODS,
THE TORTURE OF IAMS
COL. HtREATOR I.IAUI.E
INDICTMENT.
- Thrush's China.
FRENCH CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
LAMPS, - ETC.
"Souvenir Novelties.
CRYSTAL PALACE
41 P ATT ON AVE.
S3!)I3AOjN StlSJtlX
The Cruel Colonel Will Have op
portunity to Prove tbe Regular
ity of His Act A Bishop's Crltl-
ClSHIH.
riTTSlit'Kn, I'n., July 20, Private
ami. of Company K, Tenth regiment,
came to Pittsburg this morning nnil se-
ured the names of the attorneys who
had volunteered in a letter to a news
paper to ask the courts to punish Gen.
George Snowdcn and Col. Streator for
the barbarous treatment lams received
by their orders, lie was furnished with
the names and had a long consultation
with the attorneys. They arc not known
to the public yet, but it is understood
that C. C. Dickey is one of them.
Mr. Dickey is one of the leaders of the
the Allegheny bar, und for ten years
past has been the partner of George
ahiras, r., who was today conlirmcd ly
the United Stales senate as a justice ol
the United States supreme court.
1 nave not looked into the law as
yet," said Mr. Dickey this afternoon,
and cannot give you an opinion. Ilul
mere words without notion never justity
a battery. The officers were brutal and
punishment excessive. When we
SILVER LEAF LARD
If you have tried it you
know what it is; if you hav
WOOLS AND SMALL WARES, en't, and will take the trou
It I 1 1 A ft 1
pdcit Dcniifvnnii iv DiDicme Die to test, we arc kuihiwu
untHi ntuuunun in rnnnoui.0.
1
you will use no other. Ymj
45 in. Embroidered Flounc
ing, worth f 1 to 1.50
Ier yard at 49 cents
tojclose.
DRESS GOODS
AT GREATI V REDUCED PRICES.
can rest assured it is abso
lutely Dure loaf lard. We
have never sold any that
gave better watisfaction.
BON MAR.CHE POWELL & SNIDER
37 South Main Street.
FITZPATRICK BROS.,
Contractors and Dealers In
TO
MiWBKKN WON.
the
commence an action it will be one ol
trespass, and Col. Streator is liable also
to an indictment for assault and battery.
However much control these mag
nates have over their underlings, they
are still subject to the laws of Pcnn-
lylvama.
Attorney Frank I'. lams, who is a dis
tant relative ol the disgraced private,
said :
'We propose to give Col. Streator
ample opportunity in court to prove the
regularity of bis actions. We shnll hold
a conference tomorro w and decide upon
the line of action we shall pursue. The
military acts ot this state have never
been tested in court before to my knowl
edge and this will be n precedent, rrom
the actions ot the olhccrs concerned one
would think the Carnegie Steel company
and Mr. Prick arc the state and the
workingmen the enemv.
llishop lliomns McGovcrii.lne head ot
tbe Harrisburg diocese ot the Korann
Catholic church, has written a protest
on lama's punishment to the Daily Pat-
riot as follows:
'The torture of W. lv. lams, private ol
Company K, Tenth regiment, is a dis
grace to our civilization, and if allowed
to pass withouta thorough investigation
its consequences must have a demoraliz
ing effect upon the esprit dc corps of our
military organization, lortuie in par
ticular cases rarely, and on gen
cral principles never, promotes good
discipline or the ends ot justice
'Col. Streatcr might find a place for the
exercise ol Ins talents among the Icro
Clous ship captains on the high seas or
might point out precedents in thccarccrs
ol Attilla. the scourge ol liod and Mian
the dcspoilcr, but there. is no place lor
bun among the host of christian chiv
alry.
"A cruel man never makes a brave sol
dier. and if the national cuard is tinwil
ling to restore the tortures of the iniiui-
sition let them drive Col. Streator out of
their ranks.
Tbe Next I'lace ot Meeting of tue
Editors officers Elected.
CiiAKLUTtii, N. C, July 20. Speciul.
-B.K.I lilliard, editor of the ScoUand
Neck Democrat and the most eloquent
newspaper man in the stale, was unani
mously elected president of the North
Carolina l'rcss Association this morning.
Other offices were filled as follows: First
vice president, Jerome Dowd, Mecklen
burg limes; second, Jl. A. L.ainnm,
Washington Gazette: third, F. M. Wil-
uiins, Newton Enterprise; secretary, J.
Shcrrill, Concord limes; executive
nniiiittce.S. A. Ashe, Kulcigh News and
Observer; II. A. London, Chatham Kee-
rd; Joseph Daniels, North t.nrolin-
wu) li. Ji. Harper, rtcwPcrn journal;
had. K. Manning, Henderson tioui
caf; orator, W. F. Marshall, Gastonia
izette; poet, Jerome Howd, Mecklen
burg Times; historian, J. 1'. Caldwell,
harlotte Observer, w. v. lomiinson
was elected one ol tne delegates to me
itional editorial' convention at Chica
go next year, and will try to bring that
body to Asheville the following year.
Norman C. McLoud of Asheville, was
nominated for third vice president, but
withdrew.
Asheville and Newbcrn were the only
places that tried for next year's session,
but Newbern won because of the with
drawal in last year's contest. 1 he edi
tors want to come to Asheville the year
following.
TUKY AKI-: FILIBUSTERING DID HE TRY
TO COMMIT SUICIDE?
Notary Pubuc. Commoner. CJd.. fl g
FIRE INSURANCE.
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i It U8 Pattnn Avenue. Second Ifloor.
felldlv We naTC lonle very desirable timber prop-
FOR RKNT OR 8 ALII. ertlca for sate at a low figure. We can thow
you full dwcrlptlon at our office. One fine
Kev. V. S. 1. Bryan's house, furnished. Asbcatoa mine for sale. We can show yon
Cumberland avenue. some specimens from tbe mine and can take
I'or Rent Desirable office room. McAfee you to the property If you desire. Furnished
block. I'urnished and unfurnished bouses. an(i unfurnished houses to rent.
"oH,rr jeNKS & jEnKS,
Kcal Estate and Loan Broker, NO. 32 PATTON AVE., ASHEVILLE.
WILLS BROS., Troy Steam Laundry!
A 1") On TTT? rTC DOMESTIC FINISH AND FINE WORK
AKL.llll liL.lb A SPECIALTY.
NO. 33 PATTON AVE. No. 46 South main Street.
WOMAN AT THK ! AIR.
N. B.
We have just placed a large
discount 011 Clothing and
many other items.
ONE PRICE SYSTEM.
II, REDWOOD & CO,
Clothing, Dry Goods
Fancy Goods, Hats,
Shoes, Carpets, Etc.
7 S 9 PATTON AVENUE.
Meeting to be Held There Hatur-
day Afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Price and Mrs. Robert
Cottcn, lady managers for North Caro
Una at the World's fair, arc at the Bat
lery I'ark hotel.
These ladies arc getting up an cxhibi
of the work of the women of the state
for exhibition at Chicago, and arc, with
the assistance of other women over the
state, making an effort to raise funds
sufficient tortheerectionof a North Caro
lina building at Chicago so as to secure
for the people the full benefits ol the Co
lumhmn exposition.
The cause these ladies represent is lau
dablc and patriotic and should npic;i
to every true hearted North Carolinian
and they should meet with encourage
ment in Asheville.
The people of Asheville interested in
North Carolina's exhibition at Chicago
arc invited to assemble in the rooms ol
the Young Men's Christian Association
on Saturday nltcrnoon nt 5:JO o clock
The Indies are specially urged to lie
present. Mrs. Cottcn and Mrs. Trice
will explain titlry at this meeting wiiat
the ladies of North Carolina have done
and what they propose to do in connec
tion with the state s exhibit at tne great
exhibition.
EMBliZZI.KMl-NT.
REMOVAL SALE !
Having leused store No. 35 Tattoo avenue, and intending to occupy same by
September 1st, I wish to save trouble and expense by moving this stock and to I
open the new store with all new goods, to accomplish which all this stock
MUST BE CLOSED OUT.
I name no prices to attract attention, but will make such prices on goods -that
ti one will be in doubt whether it is
A BARGAIN OR NOT.
It is no mean or old stock, but is ucarty all new stock, but the
Expense, Breakage and Time
of moving it all I would avoid.
If you want China, Glass, Lamps, Cutlery, l'lalcd Ware or Art Goods in Pot
tery, Pine Etchings or Silver, call at
Nos. 57 and 50 S. Main St., Asheville, N. C.
J. EE. LAW!
A NOVEL IDEA.
Umbrellas re-covered while
you wait for them, making
them nearly as good nsniew
all and learn our low prices
THE SHOE STORE
WEAYER & MYERS,
39 Patton ATenue.
Asheville, N. C
o o
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shocked Tin: i.is;i.itii
THE WOKI.U S I AIU UII.I. I
HTII.L, in.
Indignant Comments of London
IapcrH on the lams Case.
London. Inly 20. The news of the
punishment of Private lams, of the Pcnn
svlvnnia mi htui. has been received here
with an outburst of indignation.
The Evening Globe says that an Ivn-
plisb colonel, iruiltv of a similar act of
cruelty, would be court-martialed and
dismissed from the service. The most
remarkable part of the proceeding, says
the Globe, is that the commanding gen
eral approved inc net, wnne jiuunc
opinion appears to be unruffled. It is in
ciedible that Americans, the special
hampions of freedom, should tolerate
such awful tort inc.
The Pall Mall Gazette savs: "We are
so squeamish that we cannot bear the
dca ol Hogging souuers. uiicricuna
nst have acouiied their ideas ol mili
tary discipline from the ml Indians."
The St. nines Gazette, tory organ,
savs that lams deserved shooting, not
torture. "The fact is that the Ameri
cans do not cherish a scrupulous tender
ness lor human lite. It is a snort step
from the thumbscrew to the rack."
The Star wants to know whether such
cruelty is approved at Washington.
CAN HAVK THEIR MONEY.
No vote Reached and i'url or
the Time the Vote Reveals uo
fJuoriim -What Was Done In the
WeuaU-.
Washington, luly 28. In the house
today Mr. McMillcn, of Tcnnesscc.callcd
up the joint resolution that congress ad
journ Satuidiiy at 2 o'clock. Mr.
Hatch and Mr. Outhwaite, the latter
leader of the filibusters, oposed it. Outh
waite said that the sundry civil bill had
not passed, and intimated that it might
not pass, in any event time was needed
for both bouses to act on it and be sug
gested Monday next as the date of ad
journment.
The house refused, 65 to 110, to agree
to adjournment atl2o'clockon Monday
next.
The original McMillcn resolution, pro
viding for the final adjournment ol conv
L'rcss at 2 n. m. Saturday, was then
adopted, 121 to 51.
The Scakcr stated that the pending
motion was that made by Mr. Bingham
to table the motion to reconsider the
vote by which the house receded from its
disagreement to the senate World's fair
amendment.
immediately the filibusters came to the
front, led by Outwaite, who moved an
adjournment, supplementing this
The train which leaves the Asheville
depot at 3:05 was rounding the bend
yesterday when a man rushed to the
platform and jumped off. 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
sec his mangled form upon the track,
but the fact was he had forgotten to put
his bottle of "Buncombe Pills" in his
satchel and would not start on his jour
ney without them. He took great chances,
but he might have taken greater.
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
In purchasing medicines don't try ex:
pcriments the first and only consider
ation should be genuiness. Buncombe
Sarsaparilla has stood the test of several
years and today it is in greater demand
than ever. Over five hundred bottles
sold this spring, a triumphant proof of
popular approval. For sale at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
BUNCOMBE LIVER PILLS are mild,
yet efficient; do not cause pain or gripe,
and act upon the liver and bowels.
They are especially valuable as after
dinner pills, and readily cure constipa
tion and costiveuess, nausea, distress in
the stomach, etc.
.They are purely vegetable and we be
lieve they are the best family pill yet pre
pared and offer them with perfect confi-
mo-
tion with one to adiourn to Saturday.
- - , r . . , . puicu nuu uuer bUCllt Willi UCIlCCb wuu-
Mr. Cummings, of New York, acted as d ence evim? that wheuever U8ed it
, '" "" v" 1 will be with the happiest results,
till Monday. OnCummings motion the Trv them and jucTge for yourself. Foi
vote stood : yeas, 1 ; nays, 164; two less ga,e only at
tnnn a rjuorum; ami me uuusc was m a
standstill, having refused to order at
call.
The reoublicans have about decided to I
allow the filibusteringand anti-filibuster-1
incrwinirsof the democratic party to I
fight out the World's Pair fight between I
them. . I
On motion for n call of the house they I
vnipil with neither nnrtv and a call Was I
ordered bv the small and close vote ol I
.'it tn 2!V
Two hundred and eleven responded to
their names and the vote recurred on I
Cumminps' motion to adiourn till Mon-
ay. i he house was again leit w"-"i i and camphor ice as the ultimatums tor
nuorum. but 122 members voting, and I chaDned hands and all similar skin trou-
gaiu was the call ordered. I bles, many persons find that the applica-
In the senate today the sundry rcsolu-1 tjn ni either of them nB-p-rnvntea their
tions lor tne appointment; oi sciccl -"-1 trouble. To such "CAMJUU-GLYCliK-
mittees to set durine the recess were re
ported. Two of them (as to the Home
stead and Idaho labor troubles, and as
to the settlers on the forest reservations
rnlifnrnial went over till tomorrow
wilhout action, and one (as to the
geological survey) was agreed to.
CuriivBle'H Men Must Take Their
OcpoHlts-l'rlck (jiitnliiK.
PiTTsm no, July 28. The Carnegie
Steel eomnany has notified its former
workmen that, as they arc no longer i,i
the employment of the company, the in
terest on the money deposited by them
w ston and tlie nnueinai win uc paiu
uiioii aimhcatioii at the office. These
denosits arc said to aggregate$180,000,
. it.,.4 -7nil ...nn irn iinw nt
It IS SLULCU lllill. tr llll.il ll ii" "
work in the mills and that all depart
ments are running.
II. C. Puck passed a very coiulortauie
night. His sleep was unbroken, and lit
is ai)uarcnlly in an improved condition
this morning with pulse and respiration
ncirmnl.
ludge Magec has reluscd to release
Sylvester Critiehew. the alleged sharp
shooter who fought in the ranks of the
strikers July sixth.
tlHKU II V I.UiHTMMi.
HYATT'S REMARKABLE FIND.
This Story 1'roin Connecticut is
Good Kiioujcb to be Tiue.
Nokwai.k, Conn., July 20. Ex-United
States Treasurer James W. Hyatt, who
summering at Koten Point, lost $500
in greenbacks while on his way home
Irom a stroll last night. He discovered
is loss just before retiring, and although
was midnight and dark as pitch ne
;htcd a lantern and sallied forth on a
hunt for the missing treasure.
Inch by inch he went over the ground,
but without avail, and was about to
abandon the search when he heard a wa
gon approaching. The occupant, at
tracted by the light, stopped anoinquir-
ed the way to South NortolK, ena as
Mr. Hyatt stepped up to the wagon to
.1.. A-..: 1 :C t.a nA tiia
Twenty-ouc Tanks of oil on l'lre
I.fHtt Heavy.
PiTTSiirms. July 28. During the prev
alence ol a thunder storm which swept
over the southwestern oil fired yesterday
afternoon, the lightning struck tank No
17 of the Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe
line comnanv. six miles from Washing
tnn. The tank contained 27.000 bar
rels of oil and when it burst the burning
fluid spread to 20 tanks in the vicinity
mid soon all were a lire.
The conflagration was still raging nt
10 o'clock. The heat is so intense that
trains cannot approach within an
L'hth of a mile of the scene and imisscii
L'ers on the Washington uiancii oi iuc
anhanc c road were una me. to reac
llieir destination last night. 1 lie loss
will be very heavy.
Two Street Car Men Arrested ou
That Charge.
L. D. Kingsmore and Chas. L. Wlii ta
ker, employes of the Asheville street rail
way company, were arrested late yester
day afternoon by Deputy Sheriff H. C.
ones.
The grand jury of the criminal court
on yesterday returned true bills against
Kingsmore and Whitaker for embezzle
ment of funds of the street railway com
pany, the offence with which they are
charged being known among rail way men
as knocking down " lares, l he men nave
employed as counsel Gudgcr & Martin
and I. M. Oudgcr. ir.
ludge Carter tixcd the amount ot ootid
at $200 each. At 3 o'clock this had not
been furnished.
Kingsmore is from Haywood county
while Whitaker is from Buncombe. Both
are young men. .
HOPE FOR ALICE MITCHELL.
Iro-
Even the Mate's Experts
uouuee Her insane,
Mkmpuis, July 20. Alice Micthcll will
never be tried lor the murder of Freda
Ward unless Judge DuBosc practically
tells the jury in his charge to pay no
heed to the medical testimor.v already
submitted. It will be impossible for any
other verdict to be arrived at, since the
only expert summoned by the state has
cniiihaticnllv pronounced the girl insane,
as Ulu nis orotner, wuu ivouiiiu lur life
defence. New York bun.
Geo. K. Iirstare Kills Himself.
New York, July 28. At 10:15 o'clot
this morning G. K. Sistare, member of
the firm of Sistare Bros., bankers, 18
Broad street, committed suicide in his
room at the Mnnhattanclubby shooting
himself in the temple. Sistare was GO
I years old.
J AI'ANEHE OKUIiRKD OUT.
They are Accused ot gnreaainit
Hmall l'ox in an Idaho Town
Uon-s City, Idaho, July 28. The police
avc ordered an Japanese rcsiuems iu
I vp town at once. At Nampa Hie
Chinese were ordered to leave and the
mill mi on the first tram today. A num
ber of Japanese escaped from the small
pox camp at Nampa and came to Boies
hut tbev were soon sent out of town
VTiioh ear is c t that the small-pox win
spread to this city.
All Editor Hauired lu EfliKV
Nasiivillk, Tcnn., July 28. The mob
that lynched John II. Wynne in Dickson
county yesterday for the murder of his
wile and fiftccn-year-old stepdaughter
today held an indignation meeting and
hanged in effigy the editor of the Ameri
can, who had denounced them iu his pa
per for the lynching.
A I.otiifluit for the Earth.
Yankton, Dak., July 28. Chairman
Miller, of the democratic state central
committee, is authority for the state
ment that all efforts to effect a fusion
with the people s party on the state
ticket arc unavailing. The people's
nartv leaders want a majority ol the
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 tor yourself or your children it is a
positive cure and we guarantee it to con
tain no opiates in any form, it is entirely
I harmless, t or sale only at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
Years ago people regarded cold cream
INE COMPOUND" is aboon-itis a pos
itive cure for chapped hands, chafing,
sunburn, etc., and an elegant face dress
ing after shaving it contains no mineral
or noxious ingredient, is elegantly per
fumed, will not soil the most delicate
fabric, is entirely harmless and safe to
nse on the most delicate skin and con
tains nothing greasy or sticky. For sale
only at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
Physicians orders promptly filled and
delivered free of charge to any part of the
tbe city.
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
giyc tbe desired information he laid his I
hand on the tront wheel. Ills hand came
in contact with a bunch of paper, and I
holding up the lantern he beheld his miss-1
inir roll of ereenbacks. Investigation I
disclosed that the roll had been caught
in a little crack in the tire, and was thus I
arricd right into the owner s hand. I
N. Y. World.
PROTECTION FOR CARNEGIE.
Rumor That the Millionaire Has
Received special protection.
Loniion, July28.-It is rumored that
Andrew Carnegie has applied for and re
ceived special police protection. The re
port caiinot be conlirmcd, and it is not
traceable to any authentic source. The
officials at Scotland Yard declare that
they have no knowledge ot any sue n
move on Mr. Carnegie's part.
If 1ip1i:is made such nn application u
must lie in another iiuartcr. The chtel
constable of Perthshire has been intcr-
vIpvl-,.,! n thp snbiret at Perth, and ne,
too, states that there is no truth in the
rumor so fur as he knows, and he would
be the official most likely to be applied
to, next to those at Scotland Yard.
THEV liOT 80O.
dmf
.j
OLD HATS GO BEGGING
WHEN
MITCHELL,
THE MEN'S OUTFITTER,
a8 Palton Avenue,
IS CLOSING OUT HIS LINE OP
STRAW HATS AT ACTUAL, COST.
GENUINE AUSTRALIAN LENSES.
Switzerland Pavs for False Im
prisonment. Wii.mini.Ton, Icl., July 2G.-A Wil
mington lawyer has received a draft for
$800 from Berne, Switzerland, which
was the amount ot the indemnity paid
by the Canton of Berne for the false im
prisonment for five days of five Ameri
cans who had been arrested as pick
nr,irrt The men were George U. Mul-
ford, ot New VorK, ynaries a. I gjve entire satisfaction In all earn, and can
Baltimore, unu ii. .
Batter, and Charles Griffith of this kcity,
I am devoting all of my time to stndy of
the eye. and to the peculiar formation of the
lentct I warrant all spectacles I furnlih to
officers.
giade Destitute by Fire.
Bay City, Mich., July 28. The fire rc
lie! committee finds that the extent of
suffering among the victimsof Monday's
fire is so great that outside assistance
will have to be asked for 200 families
who lost everything.
The New comptroller.
Washington. July 28, The President
nominated A. Barton Hepburn of New
York to be comptroller of the currency,
vice Laccv resigned. Hepburn is at pres
ent nulional bunk examiner in New York
city.
ult any one on first examination of the eyes
E. WEXL.ER,
NO. 17 NORTH MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE, N. C.
TYPEWRITING!
We have an expert atcnoerapher and are
prepared to do all kind of work In onrlinc
at abort notice.
LEGAL WORK A SPECIALTY.
Circular lettcn and all kind, nt uIm..
vention and that they truckled to them I graph work very cheap 8airaeHon,.,M.
by leading a movement against the I ' "l6 Court Place.
.1 -.,-v. nt a fponinrinn pnnnntino i i
cky. THIS WEEK.
SUCn rcsoiuuou wnn iuuumulvu. .
nnti.Cleveland men were largely in the
majority in the convention, yet the dem-
The costs of the suit brought were also
paid by Berne. N. . bun.
No Truckling.
Ralkioh.N. C, July 28.-Chairman
Simmons, ot the state democratic com
mittee, denies the published statement
that the third party men in eltect cap
tured the third district democratic con-
ocrats succeeded in nominating Grady
for congress and a Cleveland elector.
The Kind We Wnl.
New Yohk, July 28. The appeal made
by the merchants of tbe south to turn
the stream of immigrants down there is
having its effect in England and Scot
land, a large numDer oi immigrants ar
riving on the steamer Gallia. The Gal
lia started today for South Carolina and
other southern state.
Railroad tickets bought, .old and ex
changed. Cheap tickets to all points. All
transactions guaranteed by tbe American
Ticket Brokers' Association. Office always
open. Ray's time cards free.
C. F RAY
Jnlylldam 28 Souta Main tit.
TBY THE
MOLEL STEAM LAUNDRY
THE VERT BEST WORK.
K. B. WILLIS, MANAGER.
CHURCH STREET, TELEPHONE 70.