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Asheville Daily Citizen, VOLUME IX. NO. 85. ASHEVILLE, N. C., Fill DAY EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1893. PKIOE 5 CENTS. ! FRESH CKEAME11Y li UTTER 30 CENTS PER rOUND KROGER. Hre You Satisfied WITH THE You've Been Using? Mew Goods. New Goods. l'trhops it lucks fragrance and flav or, the two clilcr properties wlileb comprise excellence. Try ClIASIv Ac K.YNIIORN'S Roasted Java or Blend You wi'l nil in U its r.uiicrioiity to all others It is used by all the restau rants iu the World's Fairgrounds. It has merit. Try it. ID. Cooper, NORTH COURT SQUARE. AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE We have lust opened u beautiful line of Imogen China cT our own Importation In Dinner Sets, Plates, Cups and Saucers, A. D. Coffcs, Chocolate Sets, Olive I'io aad Comb Trays, Don Don Boxes, Salad Dishes, tc. We wish to specially mention the his torical plates. They are one of the fads in China Our line of Domestic and Imported uniblcis comprises over 00 varieties. We uvc a l'uc cf etched and cut that we are ffcrlng Bargains In They come one ilogcu In case and make suitable presents. Until the st of A uguth wo will give a handsome Jap nese cup and saucer with every purchase mounting to $3 and over. Visrt our sterc. We can softly say that wc have the finest and largest stock In North Carolina una prices the lowest. THAD. W. THRASH i GO. All Summer Dicas Goods at Gieallv duccd 1 'rices to close out. I- I I I I T I I New Suiuuicr Neckwear iur Ladies and Gentlemen. Still the best line ol underwear for ladits, men and children. SIOIV MARCHE .-. .17 Hotilli Main Hired. REAL ESTATE. W. B. OWVN. W. W. WKST. Gwyn & West, (Successors to Walter B. Gwyn.) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. Real Estate. Louus Securely Placed at 8 Per Ceut. . Notary Public, Commissioner of Deeds. FIRE INSURANCE. SOUTHBAST COURT SQUARB. CORTLAND BROS., Real ttatate Brokers And Inmtmeut Amenta NOTARY PlIRLIC. Uoa.ua securely placed at 8 per cent. Offices 25 8c 26 Patton Atcobc. Second Zfloor. JOHN CHILD, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER. furnished and Unfurnished Houses. OFFICII ROOMS. Loans accarcly placed at Bight per cent, A PRETTY AN1 . J TTRAC1 1 VE LINE OF LUNCH BASKETS lust Suitable for Picnic Occatlous. lOoCSale of W. A. LATIMER NBW 80UTII DA KINO POWDURs;To be foutd at LATltlBE'S, 16 COURT SQUARF, NEAR CITY HALI . HON MARCUE NEW INVOICE EMBROIDERIES. NEW INVOICE RIBBONS. NEW INVOICE LACES. OBELISK : FLOUR! Ke- REAT REDUCTION !. IfammocA's, ttr Croquet Sets, Tennis Goods, Now is the Time to Buy! Hummocks we have licen si II ni; at $l.Uft cIIIdk now for 95 cents; $l.f.O for $1.10 $3 for 2. Cr.xiuct ects front $1.59 to 92. to $1 IS; $'J SO Twenty l'cr Cent. Icsa and Leather bells. on Tenuis Goods L OLOMUERG. The Motlel Store, 17 PATTON AVE. AMERICAN BAKERY Wc are prepared to supply the citizens of Asheville with Fresh Bread, Rolls, l'ies urn Cakes of every description, If you want nice wedding or tuirr.v fji.kfM. mvn iim jiti ii'"- t ,y . j r- - - " dcr and if you are iu pleased in quality and artis tic work we win reiunu you your money. Wo will add daily different lines of cake Will bake any kind of cakes to order. Telephone 174 8 N. COURT SQUARE -Wli A Kit Tllli- "FXI'LIISIVK AttKNTS" Of the above named l'lour and wc vinluretbe assertion that no other Flour ui.s given Letter satiklucliou on this market. Wc guarantee the price to be us cheap, if nut cheaper, than muiy other brands c!atmi to be its cquul. POWELL & SNIDER fj o a X o fl rh CI .2 3 o3 Hri ri. Q C5 "5 o H U O 03 0 c, w a . o 5 o ao m " q 55 aiij 5P a O O O l-H 1-1 CG Cirrs U id !tI H orq (do 7i 00 KnQ. C3 W r7 to 2 tsT3 O cS -J CO BII.I. TO REPEAL THE sHI!K- HAN ACT INTRODVCEU. Pena Hatoal - Penn Mutual Penn Mutual Penn Mutual CIGARS TII13 IS THK UBST S CUNT STEAlulIT CIGAR LiVliK OFFERED TO Til II rt'DLIC. 7 be name and labels on the busts are fur nished by tbc Old and Reliable l'cnn Mutual Life Insurance Company ol Fbiladclbla, which Is a guarantee of the goods. (HADE IPC TWO 8HAPUS) For sale only by Ileliiitsli & Reagan HE BATTLE HAS BEGUN REDS AMD BLUES The Ucmocram Have Got Partly ToKellier, and Tlie rijtlit for Sli ver and Astaluat It la on In ICarn ent. Wasuincton, Aug. 11. The silver and anti-silver men have reached an agrec mcut by which general debate on the hill for the repeal of the purchase clause of' the Shcrmau law is to be limited to 11 ays. This will be followed by a debate for three (lays under the five minutes rule. Then voting will begin on the bill and the various amendment!. The present arrangement is that the re peal bill will be introduced in the House today; that the accompanying resolu tion shall prescribe the method of pro- ccedurc, and the general debate shall be gin at once. If this plan is carried out the House will vote on the bill and amendments August 28. The silver men's part of the program is to oiler first a substitute looking to frcrcoiniigcat the present ratio. If this is defeated, then votes will be taken on the amendments fixing the ratio at 17, 18, 10 and M in order, and, finally, if these fail, then upon the Bland-Allison Act. The Program Opened. The House this morning was in a bus tle of intense excitement. After the read ing of the journal, Mr. Wilson, Demo crat, West Virginia, offered for present consideration a bill to repeal a part of the act approved July 14, 1890, the Sherman act. It provides that so much of the act approved July 14, 18'JO as directs the Secretary of Treasury to purchase from tunc to time silver bullion to the aggre gate amount; ol 4,;U0,00() ounces or so much thcreot as may be ollered in each month at the market price thereof; not exceeding $1 for 3,711!i grains of pure silver, una to issue in payment lor sucn purchase treasury notes of the United States lie, and the same is hereby re pealed, but this repeal shall not impair nor in any manner effect the legal tender jualitv of the standard silver dollars heretofore coined, and the faith and rcdit ol the United States are hereby pledged to maintain the parity of gold and silver coin of the United States at the prescu legal ratio, or such ratio as may be established by law. Representative UI.ukI ollered an agree ment made this morning governing the course ol debate. It limits debate to 14 days' sessions, continuinc from 1 1 a m. to 5 p. in., and with nightly sessions tor debute only if desired; the vote first to be taken on the bill to be presented as a substitute lor the Wilson bill, providing for free coinage at a ratio of lti to 1. II that fails, then at ratios running from up to 20. It thev all tail then on the revival of the Wand-Allison act of 1878. Uebate Begun. liUiml demanded the previous question on his order, but this was antagonized by the Republicans, under the leadership of Cannon who wanted time to debate the question. Under the ruling of the Speaker, in the absence of rules or agree ment, ordering the previous question would cut off debate by the operation of voting by tellers. Mr. (.annon secured sufficient support to secure a vote by yeas and nays and at 12:35 the calling of the roll began; it resulted, yeas 227, nays 100. ho the previous question was or dered. Republicans generally voted with the Democrats in support ol the motion. The resolution was then adopted, and at live minutes after 1, Mr. Kamer, Maryland, began the debate in support of the Wilson bill for the unconditional repeal of the silver purchase clause. Hill's Bill. Senator Hill's bill introduced in the Senate repealing part of the Sherman act reads : He it enacted etc., that sections 1 , :i and 4, of the act of July 14. 1800, entitled in act directing the purchase of silver bullion and the issue of treasury notes thereon and for other purposes arc here by repealed. hcc. Z. 1 Ins rciicaliiiK act, however, is not to lie construed as an abandon mcnt of bhuctulism, but it is hereby de clared that the policy of issuing both gold and silver as the standard money ol the country shall be established, and to the accomplishment of this end the c Hurts of the govcrnincct should Lc steadily directed." HCUOWELL MATTERS. Game At Carrier's Track For The Flower Mission. There were near 100 paid admissions at Carrier's truck yesterday afternoon to witness the game between the Reds and the Blues, played for the benefit of the Asheville Flower Mission, Those who went had their hearts in the right spot, but there were not enough of them. Thus it was that enthusiasm was lacking and the players seemed to miss the usual cheers from the grand stand. The Iilucs went to bat and, after two men had been retired, made two runs on wild throws. TbeKcds couldn't do a thing except get put out in their half. In tbc second the Blues added one, two men being put out at second by Clarke's redhot throwing. The Reds made one and quit. The third saw the Blues add three to the score, while the Reds notched five on the stick. Clark made a slide to third in this inning that outdid a toboggan. Arthur Rankin knocked what would have made a home run but for his resting uncertain on first for a few seconds, lie cot off, but couldn't go farther than third. In the fourth the Blues tan three men over the plate and the Reds had to get along without any. The fifth, however, advanced the Blues four runs and the Reds three. The latter put out Liudsey and Guy Rankin on a double play between Alexander, obn Fletcher and Chambers. The sixth saw the boys get one each, and in the seventh the Blues scored two, while a goose-egg was what the Reds got. In this Weaver made a splendid catch of IJ. Rhett's right field fly. In the eighth the Blue boys were held down to one run, while their opponents climbed up three. Weaver was the third man out, his fly being liner caught by Lmdscy, who hadn ta chance up to that time. In this inning Guy Rankin but that's another story. The ninth inning was played almost in the dark. The Blues scored one. and the Kcas went in. They made two outs and then made five runs, ticing the score at 18 to 18. The Blues wouldn't play longer on account of darkness and Umpire Cbamplain gave the game to the Reds. But it was all for sweet charity's sake aud the Blues did not care much. The plavers and positions: Blues Young, 3b.; 13. Knelt, lb.; Mor ns, p.; Garrison, c: W. 1-lctcher, c. I.; Merrimon, s. s.; A. Khctt,2b.;U. Kankiu, 1. f.; Lmdscy, r. f. Reds Chambers, lb.; J. Fletcher, 2b.; Alexander, s. s.; Clarke, c; Weaver, r. f.; Waddell, c. f.; Chreitzberg,!).; A. Rankin, I. f.; White. 3b. The playing of E. Rhett on first was as pretty as could be, although he was suf fering from a broken finger. An invitation has been received by Asheville from Rogcrsvillc, Tcnn., to play two games there on the return from Kuoxvillc. The Charlotte trip has been abandoned through failure to secure expected rail road latcs. UUEB TO FRAMKLIN. Collector Ellas Oil Yesterday A Wlustonlau's Joke. Collector Elias left vesterday after noon lor his home iu Franklin, where he will remain for several days. Revenue Agent W. W. Cohiuitt of Greensboro and Deputy Collector J. G. Tatham of Graham county were iu the city today on departmental business. Winston correspondence Charlotte Observer: A drummer, whose name is onlv known to fcw.came toWinston last night and recorded the name of Kope lihas on the register at Hotel (Juincey. Burly this morning the news was spread that the collector was here. Candidates for the Winston stamp office began to "swarm" around the hotel. The hotel e'erk caught on to the iokc and informed the hungry men that Kope could not be seen before 6 this evening. Those who did not go to the hotel telephoned to their friends of 'influence" to call on the collector at once. The candidates did not catch -on to the trick until about noon. EXCURSION TO KNOXVII.1.E. The Reward of Toll What 'Will Congress DOT-Hotels Needed. Makion, Aug. 10. Within the past two weeks general rains have fallen over the country and the crop outlook is cor respondingly promising. Generally in this section the reward of toil will be bountiful "food for the cater and seed for the sower." The man who has a moderately good farm would do well to cling to it, rather than let it go trom him because times are bard. By and by they will be better, and then the farm will pay more money to the industrious, wise .manager. The towns arc overcrowed for those seeking employment. Horace Greeley advise, too, has been in some quarters too faithfully followed in some of our young men rushing off to the West; and when going from this sec tion tbey often do not find as good as they left. There arc several cases of typhoid fever in and about Marion, but the type ol it is mild and the patients are recovering. (Jurs is a Healthy region, and while there may be some local causes, yet the disease is an insidious one, starting from we know not what, sometimes. Our mild southeast side of the "ridge" is fitted in a superior manner by climate for a winter resort. We need more and larger hotels to accomodate the travel and health seekers. Marion is a good location, or Old 1-ort, tor a sanitarium Let us encourage for such things. Every one is on the tip toe of expecta tion as to what Congress will do. Many have different views, in part at least, as to what ought to be done in regard to the financial question. Manv have con fidence in the intention and ability of Congress to do the best tbiug at the time. It is hoped and believed it will. The party in power has a great oppor tunity to strengthen, or to weaken itself. Which will it be ? The former we trust. and the country at the same time be benefited. Orapbo. THE YELLOW FEVER SCARE ir MA V UEONLV A SCARE TER ALL. Al--- However Lots of People are Leaving Peusacola aud Many Towns Quarantine Agalust I lie Distressed Refugees. Washington, Aug. 1 1. Surgeon Gen eral Wyman has received a dispatch from Dr. Ilargis at l'ensacola, stating that there arc no cases of yellow fever in the city. Cui.li-.m, Ala., Aug. 11. Four passen ger coaches nearly filled with refugees from the yellow fever scare at l'ensacola, Fla., passed through here yesterday over the Louisville and. Nashville railroad. bound north. Cullum's rigid ciuarau- tinc prevented any stop here. Fensacola, Fla., Aug. 11. Not a sus picious case of sickness of any kind is rc ported from this city or county up to this hour, was the official announcement made by the board of health at six o'clock last evening. i lie panic is over and the people have begun to think. The result is that dearly every reflective person who has had experience with yellow fever is now convinced that the two deaths Wednes day did not occur from yellow fever. Atlanta. Ga.. Aug. 11. A train load of fugitives from l'ensacola reached here yesterday. They found every door closed against them until I hey reached Atlanta; Augusta. Savannah, Birming ham and other towns having quaran tined against Florida refugees. New Or leans has decided not to actually Quar antine l'ensacola but to detain passen gers coming from that city. HAS THE TYPHUS FEVER. He The Doctors Can't see Where Uot The Disease. NiiW York, Aug. 11. At 10 o'clock this morning Dr. Doty, chief of the bureau of contagious diseases, received a report from North Brother Island stating that Robert Watson, the suspect moved from Bcllcvue hospital vesterday, had developed typhus fever. What puz zles Dr. Doty is how, when and where the man caught the disease. Watson was employed as a laborer at the Man hattan beach hotel. He went there luly 19 from Pennsylvania and was taken sick day before yesterday. BANGED A MINER. irs by Knge lor Lynching (.row what It FeedsOu, Coai. Ckeek, Tcnn., Aug. 11. liricc- ville was the scene of the greatest excite ment vesterday oyer the lynching of a miner of the name of Richard Drummond. There is no doubt that the lynching was done by the State militia, t lie cause being that Drutnmouu had had a warrant tor tbc arrest of one of the soldiers. THE PRESIDENT. oir DRUGS, MEDICINES AND SOD A WATER. A Strange combination, but when you have tested the new drinks at our fountain which, always delicious themselves, contain extracts of nicdiciual properties, the most popular of these arc: COCA COU, AROMATIC EGG PHOSPHATE, HIRE'S ROOT BEER. A Chauce for Everybody lo See the Game Houdav , Aug. 21. Every baseball crank in Asheville wants to go to Knoxville and see the Highland ers play baseball with the Knoxville Reds. Thev will have an opportunity to see the first game, which occuis on Monday, August 21, and sec Knoxville at the same time for a small amount of money. Messrs. 1. II. 1'ittman and 1 A. Johnston have made arrangements with the Richmond & Danville and will run an excursion to Knoxville on the day of the first game. The excursion traiu will consist ol five coaches and will leave the Asheville dep'jt at o'clock Monday morning. Returning, the train will leave Knoxville about 8 o'clock p. m. This will give everybody a chance to take in all of the game. The fare for the round trip will be only $3, and as the Asheville boys want to go down aud help the plavers out with a veil or two it is probable that a big crowd will take advantage ol the low rate. University Moles. Chapkl Hill, N. C, Aug.8. The Uni versity Review School opened oil time and promises to do a good work in pre paring young men for the University. This school is not yet full, and any who desire a review before entrance examina tions will find this a profitable and pleasant manner to spend these three weeks. Chapel Hill defeated the Law class yes terdav in a wildly exciting game of base ball. This is the third game in the series of five, and Chapel Hill has won twice, Col. Dales Iniured. Washington, Aug. 11. Representa tive Oates, of Alabama, was on yester day thrown from a cable car in this city, The car started suddenly and lol. Dates, having but one arm, fell heavily to the pavement, striking on his back. He is seriously injured. T. D. Mcsslar Dead. Altoona, Penn., Aug. 11. Thomas D. Messlar, third vice president Pennsyl vania company, which companv man ages the Pennsylvania railroad lines west ol Pittsburg, died this morning. Suspended. Washington, Aug. 11. Comptroller Eckles was informed this morning of the suspension of the Waxahacbie National bank of Waxahacbie, Texas, capital $100,000. Eor Gray (Sables to Spend a Day Or Two. Washington, Aug. 11. President Cleveland left Washington at 7 o'clock this morning accompanied by Secretary Lamont. Col. Latnont will go direct to Buzzard's Bay. Earthquake In California. Santa Rosa, Cal., Aug. 0. The sever est earthquake felt here since 180S oc curred this morning. Oscillations were apparently southeast to northwest. Considerable damage was done in the way of falling chimneys, broken win dows, etc. The courthouse was badly shaken up. Campania Ueafs Her Best Time. London, Aug. 11. The Campania passed Browhcad this morning, making her lime from Sandy Hook in 5 days, 16 hours and 30 minutes. This breaks the best previous record between Sandy Hook and Otiecnstown made bv the Campaua 5 days, 17 hours and 25 minutes. Eire Loss ot (100,000. Cleveland, O., Aug. 11. A big fire was reported this morning ns raging at Milford Centre. The loss had already reached $100,000. A number of business and dwelling houses had been consumed. Besides these, our Ice Cream Soda, Pineap ple Snow, Peaches and Cream are more popular than ever. In drugs our slock is as complete as it is possible to be. Wc also curry a line line of diufcgist sun dries Strangers will find our stock in this line far better than is expected of a town this size. We have just received a very pretty new novelty in the Columbian Pen Knife, alumi num handles, and three good steel blades. We only have a few aud will sell for $1 each. Very suitable as a World's Fair Souvenir. Don't leave Asheville without calling at our store. Open evenings till 11 o'clock. HAYSOll & SMITH, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS, NO. 3 PATTON AVENUE. I'. S. 75 lluxes Tanglefoot Sticky Vi? Pupcr left at 45 cents a box. Call early for this Bargain. Had Asiatic Cholera. NiiW Youk, Aug. 11. Vinccnzo Cag lioslro died at Swinburne Island hos pital last night of Asiatic cholera. He arrived on the steamer Karaiuania. from Naples. HEWS IN OUR OWN STATE. STAR - SHIRT - WAIST How many words cau you make out of the above letters? The three boys 14 years or under scndiu me the loncst list by Wednesday moruin, August li, at 10 o'clock, will receive one each of the Celebrated Star Shirt Waists free. The best made. For those that don't win they are (1 00 EACH. MITCHELL, 28 Puttoii Avenue, Asheville. The fourteen lb annual convention of the North Carolina Pharmaceutical As sociation met in Greensboro. A call of the roll showed a fair attendance. Hlcvcn new members were received into the as sociation. The report of the secretary aud of the treasurer were beard, show ing a nice sum to the credit of the asso ciation. Efforts are being made to es tablish a chair of pharmacy at tbc uni vcrsity. August crop teturns to the State Department of Agriculture, gives tbs fol lowing averages for this month: Kicc, present condition ot crop, 83; corn, 87t;i cotton, 80 1-6; tobacco, SO1-,; held peas 90; sweet potatoes, 88; peanuts. 84; turnips, Oi'-'i: late cabbage, 8OV2; late potatoes, 84' i. Fruits: apples, GS'i; lcachcs, 73; grapes, 84i3, The new pastor of the Waldcnscs, Rev. Mr. Vina y, arrived at Morganton about three weeks ago. He came direct from l'iedmont, Italy. He says 14 fami lies are coming oyer in October. They are erecting houses for their reception on their land near Morganton. Henderson ville Times: It may seem a little presumptions, but the Times is going to be rash enough to venture the assertion that within 12 month from tnis time iicnucrsonviiie will nave in course of construction another large ho tel. On Sunday morning last the people ot iicnucrsonviiie, says the Times, were shocked and saddened when they re ceived intelligence of the death of Prof. J. A. Woodburn. which occured at Bre vard Saturday night. 1 u. Hopper, employed as sudctid tendent of carpenters on the government building at Reidsvillc has taken $196 of pay-roll fnnds belonging to his employ tr, Messrs. Brown & Garber, Wilming ton, auu saippca. Presentation Baskets FANCY FRUIT - Specialty AT PECKS 1-4 PATTON AVBNTJH1. MOUNT Sithatku at Thb Foot o Mitchell, Hiombst Mount aim Bast op tui RocciBs I MITCHELL Hunting roi Beak, Wulvki and Wild cats, FisiiiNO, Foa TtouT ! HOTEL, Board, (30 per month; $7.50 per Week; S1.SO per Day. Address : A. A- TYSON, iunldSm Black Moantaia, N. C. THY TIIK MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY THE TEST BEST WOBJC. CHURCH STREET, TELEPHONE 70 flytfW iVli'w-'nil i
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