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'. ( Asheville Daily Citizen, ASHEVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1802. PRICE 5 CENTS. VOLUME VIILNO l(JO. IP YOUR APPETITE FAILS YOU TRY VICTORY! DOVE HAM. KROGER, 41 College St. RUAL ESTATE. V. U. OWYN. W. W. WBST Gwyn & West, (Sui'ccKiora to Walter II. Gwyn ) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. Real Estate. Loans Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. Notary I"ubHc, Commissioner or IlcciR FIRE INSURANCE. SOUTHUAST COURT 8l)lARIS. IN rimsii IIVSY DAYS AND STIR KIMS SIGHTS J-YJK CANDIDATES AND VOTIiUS IT IS A GKtSAT SAT ISFACTION TO KNOW THAT OUR GROCERIES II AVI! WON I'orn.AK FAVOK. THUV WILL HE AN THU LIGHT OF DA V AS WliLI. AS NIGHT. Wli ii:i:f Tim iiiist and i-klsiiust which covxrs uviiKY timi:. LIGHT THIS TOUCH Ol' GOOD JVIMMliNT, AND JOIN Ol'R DIG ruocussioN. A. D. COOPER, NORTH CUl'KT 80.VAR1C. GROCERIES, HAY AND GRAIN OUR GRAND OPENING! WILL BE DKLAVUI) FEW DAYS ON ACCOUNT OF THE EXTENSIVE AL TERATIONS NOW BEING MADE IN OUR PALACE. WE WILL ANNOUNCE IT IN DUE TIME. FOR YOU NOTTO MISSTIIE 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. THAD. W. THRASH I CO., CRYSTAL PALACE. 41 PATTON AKNUI. NEW STOCK Ladies' : Wraps UNDERWEAR FOR Ladies, Misses, Children, Men and B ys. COMPLETE STOCK IUST ARRIVED. Another Import a lion Storm Serges CHENILLE AND LACE CURTAINS. NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. BON MARCHE 37 South Main Street. CHOCOLATE! A VERY SERIOUS MATTER iowi-:rb of v. h. marshals AT THIS rOUBi ASII1.VJI.M-; CLIMATIC. The t'. 8 Aclinic Altoruev General av Marshals Have Duties) at All Vollnit IMacen Arfcaiinan Slate Officials Deuy Thin. Wasiiincton, Nov. 4-. Acting Attor ney General Aldrich has made an impor tant statement with relercncc to the authority of the United States deputy marshals to supervise elections. In this statement he announces that all persons who attempt to interfere with these offi cers bring themselves within scoc of the criminal statutes of the United States re gardless of whether or not they act tin der any state or municipal statutes. He says thut in view of these statutes it is not thought that any person or combi nation of persons will seek in anv way to Interfere with marshals in the dis charge of their duties, but that any such interference will be vigorously prose cuted. The statement begins by saying that the attention of the department of jus tice has been called to certain alleged in structions to police and state officers in Alabama, Arkansas and New York with reference to their conduct towards dep uty United States marshals at the polls. Mr. Aldrich's statement declares that marshals are there as pence officers, that they have the right to summon the sher iffs posse comitatus to assist them, and also to call upon all organized military bodies for the same purpose; that the al leged instructions issued in New York, Arkansas, and Alabama, bring the state officers issuing them under the provis ions of the United Slates laws as to con spiracy to obstruct, and that the United States marshals' instructions arc not to allow discrimination for or against any party, but to secure "an honest ballot and a fair count." It denies the doc trine of the supremacy!)! the states over the United States in this matter of I elections and savs that the 1111- I 41. 1' - ... 1' ,., I prcssiou mat me uoeiai kuyciiiiiiiiii We have every preparation ol Uioco- ... , , ,.,.,,., 0)liu.r. atcd. Mr. Aldrich savs that the state- late to be desired. Try one package of incut that section 20UI is the only sec tion authorizing the appointment 01 I deputy marshals, and therefore that such appointments can be made only in cities ol ZU.UOl) inhabitants or upward C hoonlftf C CrCilllK. ' not t,ic v'cw entertained by the Attor ney VJClil 1 .11 Ul mutant, iivi U3 ouvu been held by anv precceding attorney 111 neat hull pound general. Witb reference to the (iiiestion wiictner deputy marshals have the right , to lie within the guard rail 01 pulling places, it is said, this has been answered in tin Attorney General s circular ol October 31 last and the statutes arc so clear and explicit thut no room is seen for discus sion. 1 lie statement concludes: The laws must be enforced. Marshals arc warned, tindr penalties of the law against any intcrfereance with the rights of citizensand at the same time they will guard and protect such rights at what ever cost. Instructions in accordance with these views will be sent to united Mates mar shals in ull parts of the country. They arc put u packages. Kcsjicctlully, POWELL Sc SNIDER IN ARKANSAS, CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Erokcra And Investment Agents NOTARY PUBLIC. Loans ac-nrc!; placed t 8 per cent. Offices M He 2d Patton Avenue. Second .Boor, fcnttdlT HAVE YOU EVER SMOKED The following brands ofciRarn? If you have not you have certainly misled the vcrj belt 5 cent ciKHm sold in she city. The celebrated "KISS Ol' THE WAVES," 0 cents straiKht lllumberg's "EXTRA C'.OOli," 5 cents, six fur 20 cents: "ESSENCE OK ROSES," 5 cents straight. All are long Havana tillers THE MODEL CIGAR STORE 17 PATTON AVENUE. JOHN CHILD, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER. l'urnisbcil and Unfurnished Houses. OFFICE ROOMS. Loans securely placed at Eight per cent. AHTIIl'KJ. WII.I.S. AUlKKT K. WILLS. WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS NO. 3 PATTON ATE. FITZPATRICK BROS. Contractors and IX-ulcrs In Mixed Paints and Painters' Supplies, WALL PAPER. 30 North Mam Sthket, Asubvillb, TBLBPHONB NO. 142. N. C it- z. i os. 5 S o -S 5 1 S s j t w o ti a n t a o fl - y as 1 H s j X 6 o 3 B a "' - o . X I 9 ? S i I'niled Hlates MarslialN Will Not be Allowed to Inter fere Little Rock, Nov. 4-. Tlie Demo cralic stale committee has issued to the Arkansas election officers a circular de fining the rights of the I'nited States su pcrvisors and deputy marshals at the elections which, after outlining those rights and duties, continues: It is said that I'niled States deputy marshals will be npLomtcd nt various precincts in this state and take charge o elections. There is no authority in the Federal statutes which authorizes this xcept in cities of 20,000 or more iuhnlii tar.ts. Hence the only place in ai kans.-i where deputy marshals can beappoiutc is in the city of Little Rock. Therefore if anv deputy United States marshal: should be appointed anywhere except in Little Rock it would lie without i thoritv of law and it will be the duty peace officers of the country to uimoK and maintain the state law in keeping the peace at voting precincts, and deputy marshals can exercise no more autuoriti :it election precincts or voting place; than any other citizens. If thev shoiih undertake to take charge of voting pre cincts or booths, or attempt olliciallv t' do anything in controlling or inllucncin; the election or violate in any manner t I'apern lobe Read Before Medical HoelelleH North. Dr. Karl von Ruck, who bus recently spent sonic time in New York, Boston and rhiladclphia on a business and ad vertising trip, is preparing to leave Asheville next week for another trip, embracing such cities as Cincinnati, Chicago, Columbus, Detroit, Toledo and St. Louis. While in these Northern cities named Dr. von Ruck talked Asheville to medical men generally, and no doubt with good results. He made arrangements for the reading of a paper on Asheville climate Ix'forc a medical society in each city, by .ime prominent phvsieiati. A paperol this kind was read on Mondav last before the Academy of Medical Sciemc in New York. n Boston the paper will he read tomor row before the Boston Medical Library association, and in 1'hiladclphia before the Medical society, some tunc tins month, The object of Dr. von Ruck's next week's trip is to make arrangements in the cities named for the presentation of papers on Asheville. The effect of these will be much better when read by some member of the local society, who is cn- irelv disinterested. Dr. von Ruck says he found among the eminent consulting physicians North, a prejudice towards Asheville on account of its sauitary condition. Thcv say this ity has not proper sanitation and that on that account they do not care to send their patients here. Dr. vou Ruck made t his especial task to remove this prc udiccusfar as possible. He told the medical men that Asheville now ha 1 a Hoard of Health, and although its ju risdiction is limited, it is doing a good work and will as its powers are ex panded do milch towards making Asheville what it should be, a model health resort in every respect. Dr. von Ruck is very sanguine over the outlook for this winter, lie believes here will be an increased number of winter visitors, having received assur ances from the physicians with whom lie consulted to warrant nun in the oc- ief. CHAKtiK TO CI.KVI.I.ANI) J. I. DAVr.XPORT'S PLANS WII.I. TRV TO AKItliST o,uuu DICMOCHATt Tl i;SIAV. The Democratic National Coin milliie Will Head Him oil', How ever, If it 1h IOHHille to lo ho, and it I"roliall la. Xkvv Yokk, Nov. At democratic headquarters today a statement was given out based on an investigation I John I. Davenport's methods, closing as follows: "The important fact is disclosed that Davenport has his plans all laid to arrest some GO.OOU men at the polls on election day. II is work is being conducted with ill possible secrecy and he is leaving no stone unturned to help the Republican party in its desperate attempt to carry New York Stale. No apprehension is felt bv the Democratic national commit tee, however, that Davenport's tactics can accomplish much. The Democratic auization of the City of New York is fully alive to the situation. It has met Davenport before and rendered his schemes abortive and the National Com mittee has full confidence it will do so igain this year. MRU. I.ICASIC WOll.ll SIMvWv. BUNCOMBE SYRUP OF TAR -AND WILD CHERRY An IrlHh American Hocietv I.hhuch mi Appeal. Ni;v Yokk, Nov. . At a recent meet ing of the Irish-American anti-Cleveland protective league, a change of political front was determined upon, involving the dissolution ol the league under its present designation. A committee was appointed to formulate the why and wherefore of its radical change, and the result is an address to Irish-American voters signed by John Devoy, James llnncy, Michael lireslin, James l lyiin, L !-. 1-ullani, C. McCahc and lames l'allas The document savs that "lrir-h politicians here who solicit Irish votes lorllarrison, have all a personal and financial interest in the success of the Republican party." 1 he address closes with an appeal to Irish-Americans, to fast their votes for Cleveland and Stevenson. Lincon, Neb., Nov. 4. I'alrick Iigan has issued a frantic appeal to Irish-Ameri cans to vote for Harrison. In the course of his letter Uagan says: Mr. ayne Me eagh, business part ner of Grover Cleveland, was put for ward a few days ago at a great Demo cratic meeting in Cooper I nion in this city, and as reported by the Democratic press, amid loud cheers of Ins an hence, lie dared to assail my good name, to re peat I'iggott slanders about Irish land league funds, and to stigmatize mc as a fugitive from criminal justice'." Mr. ligan purposely misrepresents Mr. MacYcagh who did not assail Mr. ligan on his own responsibility, but sim ply repeated charges brought by the N. V. Tribune, owned and edited by White- law Rcid, the Republican candidate for the rice-presidency. Since Mr. MacYcagh spoke, the charges have been reiterated by prominent Irishmen. Un. Citikn. KaiiHaH Haw no Fury I.Ike a Wo man Scorned, ToriiKA, Kas., Nov. I. The Demo cratic Flambeau club while marching in the Weaver procession last night was egged. J. S. Uaruest, president of the club, was spattered with eggs, and James F. Fit gibbons, a contractor, was hit. in the back of the head and badly injured. A half dozen others were more or less bruised. The club marched the entire length of the march, notwithstanding a vol'lcy of eggs which were thrown at it all along the way. Chairman loiies of the Democratic State central commit tee left the Weaver meeting because of a misunderstanding with Mrs. M. A. Lease who demanded permission to speak. During the alter cation between the two pandemonium resinned. After General Weaver had concluded his speech of two hours he introduced J 11. Atwood of Atchison. The crowd was waiting to hear Mrs. Lease and began ca'.lin for her. Chairman ones an nounced that Mrs. Lease had left to catch a train, but no sooner had he done so than the indignant I'opulists ap peared from behind the flics ol the opera house and shouted in a loud melodra matic voice: "Mrs. Lease is here and dc mauds permission to speak to the peo ple of Kansas." Senator feller and ben. Weaver trieii in vain to pacily her, and she began her speech to the crowd amid wild euuiusi asm. She denounced the politicians who were running the fusion campaign and declared that the people must assert themselves. Alter the meeting Mrs. Lease hunted up Chairman Jones and declared that she would cancel al! her Kansas dates. A l'OOI.ISII im.oim.i: A COI.OKICD MAM'S. VIICW. Mr. Harriaoii'N Klcctioti Would Mean islHaNtcr. IH'riiam, N. C, Nov. -. Rev. Andiew II, Chambers, pastor of the Methodist church here, a prominent colored man, has written an open letter to the Presi dent in which, after showing that the force bill would take the control of the elections from the people and turn it Thev Ilecome. Amcrv and I-'or I.acR of a Kluic Madrid, Nov. -1. The populace Granada were greatly disapointedj at ijuceu Regent Christina's refusal to visit the city with King Alfonso, alter tin great preparations made to receive them The feeling of disappointment today changed to anger, and a large mob went about the city and destroyed the hand some triumph arches that had bcei erected. Thcv set lire to the Octroi offi ees, and then proceeded to a stand that had been crrected lor the use ol Royal parly during the unveiling the statue of Columbus, and com plctcly demolished it. The crowd then then went to the houses id leaders of the conservative parlv, and assailed tlieni with stones, smashing windows. While attacking the house, the civic guard charged upon the mob, slashing richl and left with swords. A nunibc of rioters were severely injured and thirty were locked up. The aliscnce ol the nucen ivegcni was lue to her desire to spare King Alfonso fatigue alter Ins recent illness. MAV I.OSK MOI-T1I CAROLINA. Is a sale and reliable cure for coughs, colds, croup, hoarseness and all a flec tions arising from an inflamed condition 1 the throat and lungs. Price, 25 cts. Manufactured at Grant's Pharmacy, 24 South Main Street. HUNC0MBE SARSAPAR1LLA, witb Iodide of Potash. Sarsaparilla has been long esteemed us possessing decided alterative proicrlic8, u l cl , in combination with Iodide of Po- lasiuin, exerts a marked curative action u ali diseases due to impurity of the blood, especially such as arc inherited or ire the result of Syphilitic or Mercurial Blood Poisoning. By its use you can save yourself from the suffering caused bv foul Erup tions and LIcerous Sores, through which the svstem strives to rid itself of Corruptions. It Purifies the Mood, giving it renewed Vitality and Force. 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 Mood Purifier that can be used, while it is entirely safe for patients of nil ages. Manufactured at Grant's Pharmacy, 24 South Main st. IH'NCOMLIE LIVER PILLS arc mild, yet sufficient; do not cause pain or gripe, and act upon the liver and bowels. They arc especially valuable as after dinner pills, and readily cure constipation and constiveness, nausea, distress in the stomach, etc. They are purely vegetable and we be lieve thcv are lac best family pill yet pre pared and offer thein with perfect confi dence, believing that whenever used it will be with the happiest results. Try them and judge for yourself. At Grant's Pharmacy m 1 oil ION over to the beneficiaries of the party in state statutes they should be arrested by power, he tells the President that his the slicnll whose duty it is to preserve the pence at election precincts and sec I that a fair expression of the will of Un people is find. WAS HUE IN8ANK, LAW'S NEW SILVER AND CHINA HOUSE 35 and 37 Patton Avenue, ALL READY FOR BUSINESS! NEW STORE, NEW GOODS, NEW PRICES. ALL ARE ASKED TO VISIT THE HEW STORE WHETHER TO BUY OR NOT. We have labored hard to have an attractive store, but have not found it necessary to copy our neighbors. )rs Watch this space for lMunton, Wright & Co.'s Advertisement Monday. 31) Pattou Avenue. Her Will Was Ad milted lo lro- bute Aiu wnv. Nkw Yokk, Nov. 4. Surrogate Ran I sum has decided admit to probate the will Iof Mrs. Elizabeth U. Coles who died be queathing an estate valued at $3,000,- 000. The greater part of the estate was bequeathed to charitable and religious organizations, n portion to some of her relatives and $50,000 to the children of her brother Edward Cole, while he was ik'iiorcd. Edward Coles contested the will on the grounds that his sister was not of sound mind nt the time she made bet will. In support of this claim there were produced a numlicr of household I servants who had been in the emplov of Mrs. Coles and they testified with great unaiiity that she was exceedingly miserly and manilcstcd numerous eccentricities. utterances on the Force bill leave a pain ltd uncertainty as to Ins meaning, lie writes thcl resident that a nou partisan commission" is impossible and says the I-orce lull would be a calamity to the colored people, and would tend to reduce the white man to the level ol the negro instead of elevating the negro to the level of the white man Chambers also tells the President that his policy is one of narrow sectionalism and partisan prejudice that would upset busiuess and neighborly relations be tween people and lead to disorder and bloodshed, and concludes: "1 must re gard your candidacy, Mr. President, as a misfortune, and your election would be irretrievable disaster. Rain Maker's) I-'oollahneas. Washington, Nov. 4. An army officer who observed the rain making experi ments Wednesday night, because iic could not sleep, asserts that the first two shocks brought down hard show ers, which settleifin a stead v rain, but I this was suddenly stopped by the last two explosions, So he is puzzled to de cide wiictner or not the acricl bombard mcnt is a success. The Way or the TruiiHicrcSHor. London, Nov. 4. A despatch from Sydney, N. S. V., says that l'rancis Abi gail, ex-minister of mines, anil director of the Australian banking company, and the manager of the company, MacNa mnra, have been respectively sentenced to five and seven years penal servitude for attempting to defraud the sharehold ers of the company bv issuing false bal luncc sheets, A Murder Trim. Bt'KNsVll.Lii, N. C, Nov. 2-The trial of Wilson, for the killing of Iliuinicult scveril years ago, will begin in the Su- nerior court tomorrow morning. This case has already been tried in both Madison and Haywood counties, result inc in a mistrial both times. Judge Armstcnd is presiding, and is highly esteemed ooin as judge ana man o o o 1,300 Wortli of Slander. London, Not. 4. The jury in the Lcadcr-Smythe case have returned a ver dict awarding $2,500 damages to Mrs. Lender. The case has attracted univer sal attention in Great Britain. The women were formerly Brent friend. Mrs. Smythc said Mrs. Leader had Btolcn a diamond brooch from her, and Mrs. I Leader began a suit charging slander. Went lo the Bar Too Often. London, Nov. 4. II, M. S. Howe is ashore on a reef inside the bar at Pcrrol, Bay of Bctansos, on the west coast of Spain. The Ilowc has a displacement of 10,300 tons. This morning's private despatches fromCorunna savs the ship has not been floated and assert that a total loss is inevitable. An I-:rror lu i-riutliiK Ocnto cralic Tickets Discovered. t'11 akli-ston. S. C. adv. K It was discovered today that a serious error had been made in printing the Demo cratic electoral ticket in this State which whoulil have resulted in the entire Hcm- cralic electoral vote being thrown out on account of illegal tickets. As it is. tickels have been in the hands of commissioners ol election lor some days and have been partly distributed, and therein lies the danger. It is hard to tell what proportion of the tickets that have ueen sent out ironi ine- oiaee um mittce headquarters are illegal. A I" lit lit nrewliiK. Nkw Yon k, Nov. 4. Jack McAulill'e has announced that he has signed with the Crescent City Athletic club to fight Unrire. the English light weight chain piOtlSllire, at lO' poillius nl a IJUiae in $15,0110. liurge is expected to arrive here in a lew wccks. it is sum nt i uibu signed to fight in New Orleans. Sctli Low Will Vote For Cleveland Ni:w Yokk, Nov. 4, The Times thi morning says: "Mr. belli l.ow, piesi- dent of Columbia College, said to renoi ter of the Times that he had ue rided to vote for Cleveland. Mr. Low- has been one of the best known Rcpuhl c-ins in the state. He was twice cleete mayor of Urooklyn as a Republican can didatc." SalvutioulHtM aCxpcllcd. London, Nov. 3.-A despatch from Geneva says that Catherine Hooth and Mr. riihlinrn. daughters of General Hooth ol the Salvation army, have been arrested there and will be expelled Irom the canton. AT THE SHRINE OF FASHION. Some people acolV at Fashion; others arc sh in their obedience to her mandates. nth no to extreme . l'ersonal appearance ounis fur a good deal, and It's just as well o look well if you can. There never is any- thint; the matter with the personal npjwar ante if the man who makes his selection rummy stuck ul' MEN'S 11 MJ FURNISH INGS. Men's SUocy, Huts and Furnishings, 28 Patton Avenue. ilocks! Clocks! Clocks! Small Clocks, Large Clocks, Nickel Clocks, Alarm Clocks, Wood Clocks, Marble Clocks, Onyx Clocks, Weight Clocks. IF YOU WANT CLOCKS YOU CAN GET THEM BY CALLING ON B. H. COSBY, Pattou Ave., Asheville, N. C. R KilroKU ales. RAILROAD TICKETS Bought and Sold. O. F. R.A.Y, aS B. Main Street. Member American Ticket Broken' Asso'a. -TUY The urlp Attain. Nuw Yokk, Nov. 4. The Riip has! made its first appearance in this city since last full. On the health board bulletins are chronicled two deaths. Dr. I fc!anl tHvi there is nn dflmrrr of an I epidemic. 1 CHURCH STREET, TELEPHOfll 70. MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY THE VEET BEST WOl
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