North Carolina Newspapers

7 S !) S I' evilie zen ASHEVILLE, N. C., WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 189'. PKICE 5 CENTS. VOLUME VIII. NO 158. Ash Daily Citi IF YOUR APPETITE FAILS YOU TRY DOVE HAM. KROGER, 41 College St REAL ESTATE. W. 11. OWVN. W. W. WEST Gwyn & West, (Successors to Walter 11. Gwyn ) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. Real Estate. Loans Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. Notary rubllc, Commissioner of IH-t-d. FIRE INSURANCE. SOUTHEAST COURT SOPAKli. VICTORY! ;.v riihsiuti'sY days ash stir- RISC. SMUTS FOR CANKIDATHS ASI) VOTHKS IT IS .1 fJK7f.IT SAT ISFACTIOS TO KSOW THAT OUR GROCERIES 1IAVI1 WOS roiTl.AH FAVOR. 77.' V Wll.l. HUAR Till! I.MHT Ol' PA V .IN Wlil.L AS SMUT. Wli k ;; this hust ash i-Rnsui.sr WHICH COCSTS lAHRY T1MH. I.IC.UT Till! TORCH Ul' coon ft ih;mi:st;asu jois oi k ma I'ROCKSSIOS. A. D. COOPER, NUKTH COl'KT Hl Hi; GROCERIES, HAY AND GRAIN OUR GRAND AN ASSUMPTION OF I'OWER NEW STOCK Ladies' : Wraps UNDERWEAR FOR Ladies, Misses, Children, Men and 6 ys. COMPLETE STOCK IUST ARRIVED, Another Importa tion Storm Serges CHENILLE AND LACE CURTAINS. NEW GOODS IN ALLfDEPARTMFNTS. BON MARCHE 37 South Main Street. WILL BE DHLAYUO PEW DAYS ON ACCOUNT OF THE EXTENSIVE AL- TEKATIONS'NOW BEING MADE IN OUR PALACE. WE WILL ANNOUNCE IT IN DUE TIME, FOR YOU NOT TO M1SSTIIE LARG EST AND FINEST DIS PLAY EVER SHOWN IN THE SOUTHLAND. YOU SHOULD SEE IT. NEAR LY EVERY ORIENTAL COUNTRY'S PRODUC TIONS WILL BE REPRE SENTED IN THIS RARE EXHIBITION. t THAD. W. THRASH I GO, CRYSTAL PALACE. 41 PATTON AVKNUK. MINCE :: MEAT u. H SUPERVISORS MARINO 1LI.F.OAI. ARRtiKTS Wlf O IS FOOLED? This sort ofThlnit Will Help the Democratic Ticket ir 1'erslsted Iu Attorney General Davidson's Opinion. Rai.i:k-,ii, Nov. 2. In Halifax, R. G. Reid, registrar of Halifax township, was arrested Monday. Two United States supervisors, a Republican negro and a Third party itc called on Real and de manded his registration hooks in order that they might insjiect them and make copies. Kciu rciuscn 10 anow uie oooks to lie insetted. Thereupon the super visors telegraphed to A. W. Shaffer, chief sujwrvisor at Raleigh, and the latter or dered that Reid !c arrested and brought before hira and not before any other commissioner. Reid was brought here, Shaffer claiming that only he had juris diction. Jle required Rcidtogivc $1,000 bond for his appearance. The arrest of Reid has caused intense indignation among the Democrats mid is declared to be worth 500 votes to their party in Halifax county alone. In answer to an enquiry made by reg istrars concerning the power ol super visors Attorney-General Davidson has filed the opinion "That supervisors in county and parish election districts have not the right as such supervisors to challenge voters or to take a list ol reg istercd electors or to scrutinize ballots or returns. In fact they have no duties to perioral with respect to registration, but simply to be in the immediate pres ence of the officers holding the election and witness all their proceedings includ ing the counting of the votcsand making the returns thereof. They have author ity to make arrests, and these functions pertain to election of congressmen." ONCI-: a ki:pi III.ICAN. PLUM PUDDING. We have just received a large shipment of the above articles nice 'ind fresh direct from the niantilactory. We buy only the best and can always guarantee sat isfaction. Respectfully, POWELLSc SNIDER CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Krokers And Investment Agents NOTARY PUBLIC. Loans securely placrtl at 8 per cent. Orticrs i 2B Patton Arenac. Second ;floor. fcbOdXT JOHN CHILD, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER. l-'uriiistK-tl anil Unfurnished Houses. Ol'I'ICU ROOMS. Loan securely placed at l'.lglit per cent. Al.lHiHT K. WILL!). AK I'lll'H J. WIU.S, WILLS BROS., ARCH ITECTS NO. 3a PATTON AVE. NEW - GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. The most attractive kooiIs, such as fumy niokhig articles. Have added to my tine the largest assortment uf toilet sets, fancy work boxes, ladies' and nails' traveling sets. Tnc largest line of sporting goods ever seen in Aslicvillc. L. BLOMBERG, Model Cigar Store. FITZPATRICK BROS., Contractors aud Healers iu Hixed Paints and Painters' Supplies, WALL, PAPER. 30 Noktii Main Stkhht, Asukyii.lk, N. C. TULUrHONU NO. 142. 2 5. w A h ll 5 a bp z t f K i" m a S o B k : S f Q 5 a U 5 I It 'to 5 ! S t0 " a 3 ? 0 8 s 2 1 H 3 - e 3 1 "Of - .s J. ' The New IleiuocratM are nccoiu Iiik Plenty. Niiw IIavkn, Conn, Nov. 1!. lix-Judgi II. Uynue Harrison ol this city lias re signed Irom the Republican league, De- cause "I could nol endorse the two lead ing features of the present adininistra tion, and especially because the position taken by the party managers in Con necticut uoon State issues is radically wrong. Upon the subject of the tariff 1 consider the McKinlev tariff bill wrong because it is constructed upon the the ory of protection for the sake of protec tion regartlless 01 revenue, ftianv 01 us provision are unjust and burdensome uoon the people. I have believed since 1 laves withdrew the troops horn Smith Carolina in '77, that the time lor leueral legislation on lections is pnsse.i. ' The strongest ob jection to the force bill passed by tin House in ls'.H), is that it is designed lor one part ot the country only. New bug land does not want federal interference with elections, and we have no right to impose uoon the people ol the South system of federal supervision which we do not need or ask for North. We need a reform in the State constitution, and the Democratic partv is committed to it." ludge Harrison served in both branches of the legislature, and in was speaker of the House. In 'S4 he was chairman of the Republican State committee. J. I. K." Wasn't Two Years Alio, aud Probably Isu'l Now. Maks IIii.l, M. C, Oct. Ul. The evi dence accumulates that cither 1'ritchard or myself, one, is very badly looled as to what Madison county will do iu On coming election, Today 'sc.tcricnce has strengthened my opinion that 1'ritchard cannot get over 600 majority, with the chances greatly in favor of it being less than that. One hundred and eighty mounted men met us at the forks of Ivy this morning, and, if possible they were more enthusi astic than those ol other sections of the district. 1'ritchard had arrived 011 the ground before us, and I did not have a chance to count his crow d. His friends urn it numbered 1155, while another authority put it at 1 K. The crowd was the largest we have ul iu the district, outside of county towns, with the possible exception of igeon river. It was a fine day lor the Democracy. They were greatly enthused by Crawford's speech, and came out asily on top as to the crowd. The Third party about Mars Hill has bout dissolved, and it was so apparent today that Brown is simply I'ritchard's Assistant that there is little doubt that II the Democrats will be back in line by election day. Instead ol 1'ritchard getting Demo cratic votes, he can get bets in abun- nnce down here that he will not get all the Republican votes by a jug full in Madison county. Thetalkof Democrats swapping Craw- rd off in Madison seems to have no nidation so far as I can nslertain. I had a talk with Tom Munay.thc Demo ratic candidate lor Shentl today, and lie ild me that he would withdraw from the mvass before he would allow any of Ins li lends to swap L raw lord oil lor a otc lor mm. I he Democrats arc watch ful, aud it will do no county candidate niv good to have it found out that he will even to'erate swapping Crawford or my portion ol the Democratic ticket. J. I". K A I'lRK II VJ. Till; NATION IS I'ARAJIOI NT LAW'S NEW SILVER AND CHINA HOUSE 35 and 37 Tatton Avenue, ALLJREADY FOR BUSINESS! NEW STORE, NEW GOODS, NEW PRICES. ALL ARE ASKED TO YISIT THE NEW STORE WHETHER TO BUY OR NOT. We havo labored hard to have an attractive store but have not found it necessary to copy our neighbors. Ho Hftys Attorney General lo Vult cd States Marshals. Washington, Nov. 2. The Attorney General has issued a circular to supcrvi sors of election, marshals and 1'iiitcd States attorneys in regard to their du tics at the coming election, in which he quotes a request from President Clcve land lo Attorney General Garland take general charge and direct the exe ctitioii of the laws of the United States, touching the appointment of clectio supervisors and special deputy marshals which authority the Attorney l,eiur;i holds to be still in force. lie thcnmiotc a circular of instructions issued by the chief supervisor ol the northern district ol New iork, Oct. lJtn, which he say embody the correct view ol the law an adds some further instructions, in wluc he says the national statute is pnranioun wherever the Mate statute conflicts with it in Federal elections, and that I'cdcr election officers must govern thcniselvc accordingly. HF.NATOR MATT HANNOM II. I TWO TRAINS IN COLLISION NINE LIVES LOST 11 V ,TIi: 1 IRE THAT I OI.I.OW1CH. Somebody Gave Wronu Orders or Disobeyed ItlKtat Ones And a Horrible Accident Followed -Many Injured. London, Nov. 2. The express train leaves Iidinburg in the evening for Lou don was running at lull speed as it ap proached Thiiss, Yorkshire, this morn ing, when ahead of it suddenly appeared a heavily laden freight train. The engineer of the express train re versed his engine and put on the brakes, but the momentum of the heavy express was too great and it dashed into t lie height, making a most terrible wreck. To add to the horror, the cartiages caught lire and nine persons lost their lives. Some of the bodies taken out ol the debris were burned beyond all sem blance to humanity. A large number ol persons were injured. THIS SETTLES IT. BUNCOMBE SYRUP OF TAR -and WILD CHERRY GreNliaiii Win vote for Clevclutid Tliis Fall Sure. Ni:w Yohk, Nov. 2. Don M. Dickin son, chairman of the National campaign committee, has received from Illuford Wilson, who was the solicitor of the treasury during the administration of Grant, a letter written by Judge Gresliam, of which this is a part: "To Hon. Illuford Wilson, Springfield, Ills. Dear Major: I have your letter ol the 21st inst. I did tell you at Spriug lielj that alter mature reflection I had determined to vote lor Mr. Cleveland this tall because I agree in main with his views on the tariff, aud do not believe in the principles embodied in the McKinley bill. I adhere to that determination, and have said nothing indicating the change of purpose." MONEY TALKS. Cleveland Seems lo Have One Whose Feature Is Theaters Ci.i;vi:i.anii, ()., Nov. 2. An attempt was made yesterday morning to burn the Star theater nt 14,9 luiclid avenue, strange man passed through the lobby- where he was seen by two scrubbing women and entered the theater, lie was absent about twenty minutes amjj then hurriedly left the place. A few min utes later flames were seen issuing from the hall room of the lobby. The fire was extinguished before it had caused mv damage, and the incendiary made good his escape. UNEASY HOHF.STEAU. It Mav be Necessary to Attain Send the Military There. I'riTSiifuG, Nov. 1. There is again an unsettled condition of affairs at Home stead and it is receiving the attention of the Slate military authorities. There is serious talk of again consolidating the militia there. Dr. Foster, whose son was severely assaulted wrote the Gov ernor that troops were necessary. Maj. Ilartranfl of ueneral anowden s stall is in Homestead watching the progress of affairs. Major Hartranft's.report will probably be made today. OFFENSIVE PARTISANS. Sio.ooo To Si 2, ooo Il-t on Cleve land In New York. NivW Yohk, Nov. 2. Michael P. Dwycr has wagered $20,000 against $12,000 that Cleveland will carry New Y'ork. John Stetson, of Huston, a well known theatrical manager, who is stopping nt the Hoflinan Ilousesaid today: ''1 have left $30,000 at the Trcuiout House in Boston to be bet in a lumpsum or in un proportional amount, that Gov. Russell will be re-elected in Massachusetts. "1 am also satisfied that Cleveland will not only carry New York, but also Connecticut, New Jersey and Indiana, and 1 am willing to back my belief in Cleveland's election in any reasonable sum of money that the Republicans may desire to put up." Is a safe and reliable cure for coughs, colds, croup, hoarseness and all afiec tions arising from an inflamed condition of the throat and lungs. Price, 25 els. Manufactured at Grant's Pharmacy, 24 South Main Street. DUNC0MI3E SARSAPARILLA, with Iodide of Potash. Sarsaparilla has been long esteemed as possessing decided alterative properties, and, in combination with Iodide of Po tasium, exerts a marked curative action in all diseases due to impurity of the blood, especially such us arc inherited or arc the result of Syphilitic or Mercurial Wood Poisoning. By its use you can save yourself from the suffering; caused by foul Erup tions and Ulcerous Sores, through which the system strives to rid itself of Corruptions. It Purifies the Wood, giving it renewed Vitality and I-'orcc. Being an Alterative, it changes the action of the system, imparting Fresh Strength and Vigorous Health. The Concentrated Power and Curative Virtues of Buncombe Sarsaparilla render it the most Reliable Blood Purifier that can be used, while it is entirely safe for patients of all ages. Manulacturcd at Grant's Pharmacy, 24 South Main st. BUNCOMBE LIVER PILLS arc mild, yet sufficient; do not cause pain or gripe, and act upon the liver and bowels. They arc especially valuublc as after dinner pills, and readily cure constipation and constivcncs?, nausea, distress in the stomach, etc. They are purely vegetable and we be lieve they are tac best family pill yet pre pared and offer them with perfect confi dence, believing that wheacver used it will be with the happiest results. Try thcui and judge for yourself. The Cabinet Out Elecllouccrluit, Instead of Sla Inst In Washluirlon. Washington, Nor. 2. J. W. Foster of the State department is now the only member of the cabinet in the city. Ulkins iu West Virginia, Charles Poster is in Ohio, Trncey is in New York, Miller is in Indiania, Noble is in Missouri, Rusk is in Wisconsin and Wanamaker is in Indian apolis. The President will not go to ln- liaua this year to vote. HANK KOBIIICKS GI-:T $10,000. Out 01 the I riii ran, etc. Livi-Krocit., Nov. 2. The Birkenhead I ferryboat loaded wilh passengers col lided last night with the ship Eurydiee and a panic nearly followed, but no other bad results. Many of the people who were on the ferryboat boarded the train on the Mcrsv railway, talking Af Hrnilt'e TMilVm'IPV among themselves of their narrow es- lvl vJltUllB X Iltll IIUIKj V cape from drowning. As the train was I leaving the station it ran into an engine I and was wrecked. Three ol the passen gers were killed, and fifty injured. It is thought that some of the injured willdie. I These Just Balance. Boston, Nov. 2. Col. E, (). Shepard, I judge advocate geucral on the stall's of I the Republican Governors Ames and Brackett, will vote for Cleveland and Russell. Pri-m.o, Col., Nov. 2. John R. Dixon, one of the leading attorneys and Demo crats of the State, announces his inten tion of voting for the Harrison electors. Stilckeu with NenralKia of the Heart A Rnllv. Cli.VKl.oTTli, N. C, Oct. 31.-While Senator Matt. Ransom was speaking to 111 immense crowd at Statesvillc today he was stricken with neuralgia of the heart and had to be carried from the stand. For some time his life was des paired of, but by persistent efforts phy sicians revived him somewhat. He is now in a precarious condition, though it is believed he will recover. He will not be able to make any more speeches dur ing this campaien. Richmond Dispatch. Defeats Harrison Electors Paktland, 0., Nov. 2. Instructions have been received from the Democratic UinbrellaW re-COVCTed While headquarters to withdraw the Cleveland electors. The action meets with the ap- urovalofthc Democrats here and the VOU Wait for them, making claim that it assures the defeat of they , Harrison electors. Ht'KoN, S. D., Oct. 2.-The Democrats A NOVEL IDEA, them nearly as good as new Call and learn our low prices. THE SHOE STORE, WEAVER.&.MYERS, 3D l'uttou Avenue. have been instructed to forsake the electoral ticket and vote for Weaver. If they do the State is lost to Harrison, Western t'nion Watered Block. New York, Nov. 2. By advice of coun sel the Western Union directors have de cided not to take action in the matter of the disposition of the new stock re cently issued until the new certificates have been registered in the office of the Secretary of State. A director says that a ten per cent, stock dividend has been practically decided upon. Asbcvillc, N. C. Burned the Finest Club House. Chicago, Nov. 2. The Chicago ath letic association building, on Michigan avenue, was destroyed by the fire of yes terday morning. The building when completed would hnve been the most magnificent club building ol any cnar acter. The loss is not given. Three Masked Men I se Winches. Iters as Hank Checks. Kansas Crrv, Nov. 2. Three masked men entered a bank at Spearvillc, Kan sas, and at the point of Winchesters, compelled the cashier to hand over $10. 000. Then they easily made their es cape, Carncirle Feels Poor These Davs PniLAii:i.riilA, Pa., Nov. 2. The members of the Manufacturers' club em phatically deny the story that the club has helped lo raise a million dollar? for the Republican campaign luml. Neither Carnegie nor Frick has given a cent. NiiW ouk. Nov. .1.-1 he World says the boodle collected Irom the protected manufacturers of Pennsylvania has reached one million dollars. Prick, ti e naoer savs, paid $250,000. The World also says the sugar trust will contribute $100,000 part payment for free raw sugar. A Mixed Metal Coin. Vienna, Nov. 2. Dr. Theodore Hertz- :i, political economist and member of the Conference in Brussels, Buggests the replacing of gold coins with those com posed ot silver anil gold mixed m the proportion of six to one, on the basis of an international agreement. A Veteran Republican, Shei.iivvii.i.e, lnd., Nov. 1. George M. Ilachl, a veteran of the war nnd hith erto a Republican who has held various on the Raiciced I.tlgc of a strike. New Ohi.eaxs, Nov. 2. New Orleans is on the verge of a general strike, which I will affect every branchof industry. Seven thousand men will go out if a demand I for increased wages, fewer hours of work and the employment of none but union I men Is not complied with. Brilliant Man nlesiu the Gutter. I'okti.anii, Ore., Nov. 2. Lieut. Fred erick Schwatka of Alaska exploration line died here this morning. He was picked up on the street about H a. in., in n unconscious com lit inn. licsule him as found an empty laudanum bottle. I ranees Wlllnrd Elected Di-nvek, Col., Nov. 2. Frances Wil- ird was elected president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union; Mrs. Buell, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Woodbridgc, recording secretary, ffj '4. ffe- offices in his nartv, has left the G. 0. I Mr. Hachl has always stood high in his party and his mlluencc lsgreat. Beat His Own Child lo Death Coi.fMiiiA, S. C, Nov. 2. Dorscy Goodin, of Timmonsvillc, deliberately beat his seven year old daughter to death Saturday. Goodiu is iu iuil and lynching is threatened. A Llht Sentence. East LivKiirooi., 0., Nov. 2. Geo, Gentle, a popular young minister, has been sentenced to seven vcars imprison ment for attempted assault upon a ten year old girl. aoo Croton Oil Victims. PiiiLLirsnrjHG, O., Nov. 2. Two bun died Dunkards here are ill by eating soup into which croton oil had been ma liciously poured, 4m AT THE SHRINE OF FASHION. Some people scon" nt Fashion; others are slavish iu their obedience to her mandates, both ko to extremes. Personal appearance counts for a Rood deal, and It's just as well to look well if you can. There never is any thing the mutter with the personal apcr uuce ol' the man who makes his selection from my stock of MEN'S I'INB FURNISH INGS. IITCIIELTN , Men's Shoes, Huts and Furnishings, ,, I Mis. lM-h. treasurer. rHUUII MtllUe, Indianapolis, Nov. 2. B. P. Myers, a KjlOCl (jlOCKS! ClOCliS! member of the police, was shot througli the head by two colored men this morn- Small Clocks, Ulg, WIIOIU lIC BHipircU Ull U?j'llill. I Ul I yoiiiid is supposed to be mortal, l nc negroes escaped. Follows HerSlsler. Chicago, Nov. 2. Large whitcstcamcr is reported wrecked off the Manitou Is lands. It is believed it was the W. H. Gilchcr. sister boat of the Western Re serve, lost several weeks ago on Lake Superior. Had Death Aboard. Port Townsk.ni, Wash., Nov. 2,-Thc American bark Cowlitz arrived Satur day from China without clearance or health papers, having lost two men from cholera. Twould H lp Cleveland. Omaha, Neb., Nov. 2. Gov. Boyd has written a letter urging the Dcmocrnts to vote for the People's party candidates for Presidential electors. On the Rocks. Vanloi ver. B. C.Nov. 2. The United Slates const survey steamer Ccducy is on a reef at Porticr Pass. A Young Actress Dies.; New York, Nov, 2. Sadie Scanlau, the actress, died suddenly yesterday in her 25th year. We Want Done, St. Pktershuro, Nov. 2. Russia will I have 330,000,000 pounds of corn to export. Large Clocks, Nickel Clocks, Alarm ClockH, Wood Clocks, Marble Clocka, Onyx Clocks, Weight Uocka. IF YOU WANT CLOCKS YOU CAN GET THEM BY CALLING ON B. II. COSBY, ration Ave., Ashevllle N. C. R eliahlB eel need titlruatl ales. RAILROAD TICKETS Bought and Sold. O. V. RAY, 8 S. Main treet. Member American Ticket Brokers' Asso'n. MODEL STEAM LAUNDRif THE VEST BEST WORK, R. B. WILLI. MAXASKK, CHURCH STREET, TELEPHONE 70.