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f or.n Kixci colh WAS A MERRY OLD SOr't, Itr'TOCCASIONAL.IY in: risi.T had. Till; REAStJ.V .S fKAlN h'OK It IS OCCASIONAL, rAJN- II II cnit.itM'T fsn A CITIZEN AD. levin xltlZ VOLUME IX- NO 102. ASHEVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY EVKX1NG, NOVEMBER 9, 1893. PHICE 5 CENTS. rniiui: is iiii: i-hk ki:aihxi; AX It TIMI-: i k j rx. ami timi: ; ok ai.i. Tiiixita rximn rm: si x. X! A Tl Mi: IdK WttHKV tii.i. maxkixi) inns. hi t .voir is rm: timi: rn Al r.KTISi: :p'; Cottolene, a Pure and Wholesome Substitute for Lard. I'ibl(!-e n- !,'( pliysicians and ;rl ! ! ' i i n ;mili'ri!i"s on i-wokino-. ;-v'l!ll 1"S I'lVO Ml ('III' St(.Y. Kroger. Goods Received bv. rv .lay in tilt' Y. ck ;ittii i clivercil I'lCC. A. G O O P E R Clinton Ginger, Preserves, Maple Syrup, Sorghti m l'l tines. JNTow Ready T O U R FIRST GRANI) OPENING Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 8 and 9. i AH lire nrr itrtli:llly ill itcl In tittvtltl tliac ;tttr:ictitnis. Our lint' litis .nvisuii liir A prie-' ts, ex. cs tmr i.-isl cIOms, ;iml it kintl visit will ciitivittcc yim tt' the t'net. rccs htwer tfi:m ever future, l.nttk tor tin- lliirxttin C'oimfcrs u luti ytiu arc in t'rotn thin tlnlc. Yc wiil ....'or c.-'..T; only Xtitliinx t,liarL.-rtf. Sweet Pickles. north sum; fnvKT siji'aki;, Cor. M;.in St. BON jtihrdhe: Is Here To Stay I wii. i. iii'i'i::; l i s rixi: stock of pry ('.ooi'S, lik'SS . . . -1 A. t.ArilliS' AM) c'i! I.PKH.VS V I;A PS CHii VP. SPI5CIAI- r l i'N i' i in t- a 1. 1 . r 1 1 i-! i ri s si'i.i-xiiin 'u o .t r i . r ti; i in;-; 'it: i.ai iiis- an . c n ii.. i' i; vs r vtuiii v , ' i;xts' in u- NISi! INO.-. I itV t'.OHi.-S AMI A KT Ni.i:i'i.i: vvi.uk. i: i.uv niiM-. at U:i:.VTl.V KUIT .M Ii PKlCIv-. ASCIIIi.M' ' S 1 il i: II Ii A I'l.s 1", M VI KKIA I. COX- sii.i:m: . 37 S. main St. A';.. . i. si a ;. V il ..VV V X. V. VV. U'US'i'. Gvvyn & vV est, O-; av.-nrs I . Y.';!:r 11. i,n ) ESTABLISHED loOl KEF tit 70 SUM: UF ASiYH.U. Real Estate. ; it.iin :. '.us c .-cv.il jjj v J'" J f. t-. v ' " r '. 11' .' :it -. I I ice !s. .-.Mil ! . 1. I SCC A Ml',. (,i.t;n-- -t 'j;r'v ;: : .; at :tt ',-tr,: J," :-.' ' p P'i' -jjur- -?" mfl , ti(ur. JOHN CHILD, HEAL r.SIATE Ar-D LOAN BRQKtH. I'll' l".-.'K't li'l ! 1 ' .'U 1 .-HMi Mv'JlMf.H i :-. U-i-.u- Htiin':-'' :'..::.; 1 : -. X t r .nil, BON JTiHRDHE Results Under Similar Policies "Ar',v !' lity t t.11 i:i! isni! by any acnt ur Jin i' jin u.-( ' y i; ri tli a : f r policy than .1 zinnia: fit" i.sai-.l ly the N rth Wi'sU ni I 1 c, tivtiti Mis rm ;! u.tl, nnt will lc tl;:l cxntr-l if r tt 1 cti t any c x pe t it 111 cil fi.n.t .f N.,j t!i 'tstn 11 M tit ti U I. iff in r.mu' ctiin p. i :i . " ; 1 n , : k ai. 1 n .-. 1 ' u a n 1 : a c. !: n t s", I-I Mi AND I.II-ICA PLC I A LTV. !'.:iin:.ril Ii' Khcvillc, N. c. California Breakfast Food ! Mm f 1 1 11 1 r i I li - tium u.it I1ic.1l. Mule j.il.il;ili!e than :my other rain j;rc) aratiuii. One tent pack age ill convince von. G. A. GREER. -h Nt.iih Mam Sliest. 'I h ne 1 fT IHU Vo-.;r In )'vtn v. i-r ,ut,1 Vi hii'l-t'M of all v : - r . I'-jr; . t f p's s'jv on CoIIif : i -!'!, wiuii- ! !a- vI tc re-paircd fnt-i'i ilv ari'J ii' first i-lass ftylc. Hav- :t. rcwuu ,-j r , : - J K'n S ) !t r-! I ;tT I I'i.i':; r '! f in t s hi k in 1 t It. y. IS. 1VURNETTE The American Has Just Pleceivecl FINE LINE OF FRENCH CANDY Nice Lino of BANANAS AND COCOANUTS T1IHV HWIi TIII-IR litf cil up 11 'cc'y ir 1a.il ic ornl gen ilcnicn, wher. lYsi UK'S t ic ft-rvi d in any style until 1 ii o'clock n iii'lit. The American Bakery 18 COURT SQUAKE. TliLEI'ilONU NO. 17. THAD. W. THRASH i GO. CRYSTAL PALACE, NO 41 PATTON AVENUE Son son.-1 1 ) 1 o Del icacies. Atniurc s Miiitc Meat and Plum PiiildiiiK. New Crop Kfiistns, Cuiraun ninl citron. r.'cw Cateh Sh.iroMaeke.ela.nl Kue Herring. Try I'owell : Snickr's New Pajk l-'aney Wlu.'c T.'inatues. Pueke.l Spe cia'lv f ir u. Just rrc.'irvd a large lot I '3 tellies, J)in:s anil Preserves, lleeker's Huekwl.eat. Map't S. rnp. New ( irl'-uns nnij Porto Kieu Molasses. Cur Stoi k is the I. arrest ami P.cst Seleeted vvc liav.r e.-.r ulle.e.1 tu the trade. l-'owell Snitler. ? -j o v. C- Y: . ? S t -o .5l5 . ' Lil 'A O S 5 v - 3 2 5 2 -t ; 'y. J. MWVWC i reag; HOI !' AiSKNTH IN ASH liVlLLli I'tJK Tin; sali; 1)1- cT.! BOM BOSS AN 0 CHOCOLATES vuu can ihpi:ni on it that T 11 li Y AKIi KKI'SII, AS We Mccie it Tw ice a Week PIKIiCT l-'KUM THIS l-ACTOKV. IIcinitHl Sc Kcagan, C11UKCII ST. AND PATTO-I AVB. REV. I. S. liURNliTT DHAD CillHINAI, CUl'KT. NlPVNMINIM IiH iIi;S rII( JIOUMIMI! He W K - Haimii-J IIi.rrr'N Htnuiiee ilnetil To l ive Yearx In the Criminal court yesterday nltcr 110011 J ti.Ie Jones heard 'Jit counter iifli- il.ivits of the State rcjardinn tlic eon litt II UWneiit Hie Jrnr j.Iue-t of the Ilaiprrjurv. IC. II. ISritt.T. oflllh Lire llereuinl Whs l.m i cl lv Knew Hint, The liht of one ot the n.ihlcsl a:i(l last lives ever Kivcn to mortaK went out with the death of Uev. . S. liiirnett, which occurred oarlv this tn.ri,i:)f. ;a the residence of Kev. Mr. linineit's brother-in law, C;ij)t. J. K. I n!. se, on Pine street, this city. Mr. I?jriictt had been ia ill health fur fvHir or five years past, ami ha,! 1 ten calmly awaiting the K0''1 iluwn f life's sun, which to him meant hut a transition from e:irthly scenes to the h!ese,l inher itance in the world l.eyoiul. Kev. J. S. Iiurnctt was horn 'A ago, and was a native of Tennessee. lie entered the ministry while vomitr, in the Ilolston conference of the Method it ICpiseopal church, S ititl- In whi.li nin feit.ice the Ashcvili. i si iet was t-i eluded until its transfer to the Western North Carolina conference a lew ears ago. Mr. Hurnctt reinovcil to Ashevillc and was the hrst n.ist r to minister to the Methodist congregation here after thia church was made a station. This was many years ago, ami the house of worship stood about where Central church now stands. Mr. Burnet t won the heart s .T his little flock and the fiieudship ami atlmiratinu of every one who knew him, nl whatever denomination. And this estimati in of the godly man has always heen held by the people here, vh;. have known him closely through .ill the changes in years. At three dilkrent periods of his lii'e -Mr. Burnett was stationed at Ashevillc. With the exception ot u residence in St i.r tanburg, during a portion of the war, he spent his lite here, his home being the place now owned by C. S. Cooper in Ratnoth. Mr. Hurnett w as married four times. His first wife was Miss Mary Kllza Alex antler, an aunt of Col. (. M. Uay nl Ka moth. She died in lsiio. His second wife was the widow of John V. W.iodfin ot this city. His third m u ii. me was to a Miss Tucker ot Stat esville. lbs fourth wife was MisSa!!ic Spanu, ;i sister of Mrs. J. R. Iiuliose. v ho sut vives him. I'ive children were born to Mr. Iiur nctt, the fruits ol bis Inst union. Of 1 1,,... ...-.1 .... . ..... i ,..'... . .-.. v:t.... ..v. .... III.Hii, H1,l. .11 I Hurnett. a nnniiii.fi.: I;iwith! Ailii I tia , and W ilbur I!ut n 1 1, easiiiet ot the Hank of Spartanburg, S. C. These : gen tlemen were with their lather when he (lied. Mr. ISui'iictt w.-'S a truly omil umn, in the fullest sense ol the term. I . rig, it, with the strict consciousness ot his foil duty in directing souls to Christ; a heart overllow ing with kii.ducs and . love for everv man; a nature that thew to it and inlb.iencc.i lor good every one with whom it cane in contact; such a man this good man was, and there lives not the- man or woman tod.iv w ho can say aught til Mr. Iiurnctt that ilms out testily to this wondrous lnvehne.-s oi his character as a man and as a mini ter. To the hundreds, yea. to the thousand?, who have known him in the eais he spent here the news of Mr. Hin mil's death will conic as a hlotv, and into each heart will conic a sense .1 a , : - son.'il loss in his tl; cease. 1I lived .in,: died a man in Cod's own iiuae. lune. just and noble. One instance may be l.eie re!. .ted which will serve to show the estimation in which Mr. Hurnett was held in the Ilolston conterencc. At on. lime he severed his connect ion wilii the eonler- enee. When he rc-ciilered the 0 uift rciicc he was given charge ot the church at ivnoxville, which was the inost nioan- nent station in the llolstou's hums. Mr. Hurnett in latter davs hvr,l to meet his friends .-p.nl talk of times Horn by, kvuilers nl Tut: Citi.ks will remem ber an article prepared by lam lor this paper no longer ago than Srptcm! tr. In this he related a reminiscence ol 1 hi ex perienctsof the niotintaiu eirctiit rnhi, brought to mind bv the nul.lii nti.ui ol in article by his triend. Col. A. T. b. uni son. (Ineol the i.-ir,-iL'-;ii:is of Mr. Har nett's letter follows: 'The times have ccrtainlv cimncrd 1 ,: the better, at least on the ni.iUri d side, in favor ot the ' Methodist circuit rider. True, thev don't ad. even yet. tin ! v.tv downy phicts to light when the 'gicni iron w heel' of the itineratuy gives them their annual lilt; but it is so ehaugtd, that your well-kept, nicely-hurbci ed and trtistic.-ill y-tailoreil elergviiien ol tod.iv see the ruggedncss of cailv ytnirs as we see distant mountains through a de lusively softening rnist." 1 he luncral services over Mr. liner.. 11 ? body will occur at 1 '' o'clock torn -r: 1 w at Alexander's chapel, seven miles m ith of the city, where several members of his lamilv were buried. 1 l.e luncral or ces sion will leave Capt. I)iiboc's te.-itlctiec on I'ine street protnptlv at 10 o'clock. I he pallbearers will l e Messrs. 1 . Stikeleather, W. W. Harnard. . 11. l'cn- land, las. 1'. Sawvcr, bilius Alexander, James M. Alexander, J. S. T. llair.l. lanus Weill), James II. Meiiiumn and loseph S. Adams. I'. Hunter, T. I'. Dir. U. V. Hrutoii and V. I'. Cheesborough, inembers of the jury, tts'.ilied th.it the only communica tions with outside parlies had been the customary salutations on the stieets. They had not been approached or tun peied with in any manner and there had been no improper conduct whatsoever, line juror had taken three drinks of whiskey during the trial and another had held whiskey in his mouth at one tone while suffering from toothache. None were under the inlluence of whiskey in the slighest degree; the li'iuor was not furnished by anybody interested on cither side of the case. The ollieer had been extraordinarily careful in Kteoinir the iiu v together. I her lu.il S: I ,!.,.,, Il,,,,- lu I,, !.... juror went to his room and combed his hair while waiting lor a seat at the table". They hail been separated onlv at night while sleeping and during that time t he officer had the key of the lloor , ti e hotr-1 on which their rooms were located. The cas,. was not talked about by the jury until alter the judge's charge. Judge Jones said that he was satinied t hat t here had been no improper con duct indulged in by thejury, and that if it had appeared that any member had been under the inlluence of whiskey he would not have hesitated a moment to set aside the verdict. The motion lor a new trial was over ruled a ml the solicitor asked the judg ment of the court. Mr. A lams made a plea for the- mercy of the court in the sentence and staled that he did not believe the prisoner of sound mind. Clerk Young and I'r. li. V. Cooper testified that t hey had known Harper many years and they believed him to be but little better than insane. The judge said that he had been im pressed by Harper's demeanor during ll'.e prisoner's presence in court thai, he was nut of strong mind and that in view ol all the circumstances and the recom mendation of the jury he would make the sentence seven years in the peniten tiary. ilarptr was hrou lit into court this ni- ruing and on 111 ition of his counsel the court ordered the judgment in the case stricken out and a judgment to be entered making the L 1111 of imprison ment live vears. Sherifl Hi ookshirc h ft this afternoon r Raleigh, having under his care Samuel ar; cr and Al!r d Moore, who were scn .. c.d to flic penitentiary at this term. .;s tu. j wi-;i.i. ttthiKs I'stii Intoi'ulitlc Notice Aualu 11- by there were tv "pub- la years g he v.elis" in court s.prire, one t.n either side, a short distance cast of the court house. As time wocc on and the laws of hea It h were better understood the wells aire rtiletl up. Std! hater the court Mfi lie fence was set in several Icet which ;!acd the old wells outside the lence. U 1: u north Court I'lace was paved the curb-lot. e passed over the old well at ;ib ait the widest point. The wells were so 1 e 1 y evi r thought of. Today, how ev. r, I b.-iilt h 1 Miicer I . I. Nohind discovered a cave-in in the side walk ;d .ngsi.U- ol 1 he 1 to b nl-tiost large enough to admit of a p 1 son's ... t . Wo; !;uten wire scm l i li-e sjioi .and on eNc.i -a t img found a ea ilv i.t some s:j uud-r the pa venicnt , caused by water that had found i"s a.iy lii tw.cn i-ii; Ii.-ti'.r and paving. The hole was it lilic.i and the (.11 well again nines to "private life." Tlie M-;W I'.VI'ICK, 11 ofk-.lfS .. cl V4.-II nr.;- ita IXllll- 111 ?..u- 1 I'trii.ltiiT. Nasiiv ti.i.i:, Tium, Nov. '.1. K.litor Ileniy Wat l-.i so:; and Charles I . I' erce, ot the I.o-.iisvidc Couri. r b-uroal, ar rived in Nashville recently with a view to est .-.blisidng the new mi-inirg paper line, ia which the Cou ; i'r otirnu 1 is an interested p,rt. ; vrr.il local capital ists, iticludiuc. liciKi a! V. II. Jackson and Naiilt'i i lorl ra ni. ;oe s;iul to he li.'ickiag tl c pi'-j-er. 'I he enterprise is a-. w 11 ; ard eo ;is a ce. taiiitv. AI.UINO Illlt, , 11 cl. l'r Hoke. '. AslliM.TON. Nov ,). S-.-creta 1 v Hoke Smith, accompanied hv his clerk, A. K. l'.oyd, will leave Washington tonight 'or Macon, C.i., to take part in the trial of two important cases involving the foreclosure r.f mortgages upon the t'.eor gia Southern and ITorida and the Macon ami Birmingham r.-i ilroads. in which he has been counsel since IMni. Nearly $C..(ino,.ilU) is involved in this litigation. Isiiintu Worktrx' coiiventloii. A ri.AXTA, Oa., Nov. 0. The luteiua tional Christian Workers' convention assembled here this morning. There are about SUO delegates present from the I nittd Stales. Ciina.la, bnghind, Scot land and France. The convention met in 1 ct li ve's opera house and alter tl comead ircsses bv ttovernor Northern and others proceeded to business. It will IT BECOMES NO BETTER 3IAYN HI WAS A. iso.viiici;. tot ri. v He Man Away Htliliitl Ills Ticket liven 1 11 Taiiiiuanj Hlrointliolds SIcKliiles 'h Haority DIoautH I'p ward an 011 Willies. Nicw Vokk, Nov. J. Additional re turns from election districts in this City show how disastrous a candidate May Hard has been o the I t inoci ats. He ran :, l ,(Kl() behind his ticket. In New York county, the plurality of McRae, iJeinocratic candidate for Secretary ol State, v.iis C.l.'.ITo; while that of May nard was only .'i(),S17. The Republicans gained three assem blymen iu this city, carrying the eleventh and twenty-second and twenty-seventh distiict. The result in this last named district, was a great surprise, as Crokcr's pet candidate, Webster, was running there. The ret urns show that not even in Tammanv strongholds were the bosses able to keep Maynard up wit h the ticket. The Legislature will stand: Senate, Sepublii-aus, IS; Hemocrats, 11-; Inde pendent Iiemociats. 1; total, Assem blv, Republicans, 7o; Ucmocrats, tli, total, 1 lis. Xlie l"r-slilc iii-M intercut. Wasiiinoton, Nov. I). The President did not show intense interest iu the re turns Tuesday night. ICarly in the even ing the President went out to his coun try home, instead ol remaining at the executive mansion as is usual oil election nights, and the returns he received were only those of sufficient importance to be telephoned out to W oodley by Private Secretary Thurber as the latter received them bom the telegraph wive at the White I louse. This Ih iioiilzli.it Coin mhi s, Ohio. Nov. 9. Official re tin ns arc in from three fourths ol the 8S counties, and with nnoHicial figures from the remaining counties Cioveinor Mc kinley's plurality is placed at s;5.7'.)l and his majority over all at :!(),(l()t. The Semite wiil stand: Ken'ublieans. y.v Iiemoerats. o. House: Republicans, SO; Iicmocrals, 'J. 1 . Krpubllcai.K Here Too, Pi KI.Lo, Col., Nov. '.. Republican majorities iu this city run from 111! to 'Jl! 1. the hitter for treasurer. The Re publicans elect their en l ire ticket txeept Hist rict J udgc Yooris, Populist, he hav ing a majority in three counties of linn. turned i;tcveu Ciiic.vr.o, 1!1 , Nov. '.). Mo'ors. One of t he giis motors used bv the north side cab'c road hurst in the barns at Center street and Racine avenue this morning, setting fire to the premises. Pa-loie the 11 nines were extinguished t I motors and -tt) ears and the barns were dcstiovcd; loss about $1 Ot),Ot)ii. tiold eottitiitt our Way aln Ni:v VmiK, Nov. ). The Teutonic which sailed from Liverpool yesterday brings $ m.T.,01 10 in gold to Pazard I-icres. The Trave brings '-' 1 .HOC) to Heidpback, Ickelheimer cc Co. The baited States sub-treasury shipped $200,000 iu notes of small denomina tion New t i leans Monday . ov. 1- lower uu TIe Defeat. Ai.iiany, N. Y., Nov. li. Speaking on the result of the election Gov. Flower said: "The returns show a large falling oil in the Iemoeratie vote in most of the industrial centres of the State which must be attributed to business depression and the thousands of men out of work." A Coin ti..t Vearltultl Biii.i.AiKi-:, () , Nov. S. Levi Kinsley, who lives iiorthwesht of here, unearthed a copper coin from an old deserted ash heap, and when ii was cleaned it re veiled me uaie 01 1 -oil, making it 0 Ki years old. A. Horrible Fate. NoKTii Hay, Canada. Nov. il. It is now known that L'l lives weie lost bv the bin ring of the steamer John Frnzier 011 lake Nipissing, eight miles from here, Tuesday night. i l ... ..: :..i.. 1 White lllackblrrl, t'ronH.Hoblus '"- '""" imticl tliiulrrelH Iu t inini e'lei.t. NoKWicil, Conn., Nov. il A great number of albinos have 1 ten shot bv hunters in this country this fail. There were several pure white blackbirds and crows, tt robin and two ulhino red sipiir- rcls raisetl a lamilv 111 a shade ttee iu tront ol the Ctngregat ional church, at the bor ough ot Stoningtou, on the seashore. All I'lllIlltitUIU. Sr. 1. 01 is, Nov. O. President Clark of the Mobile and (Duo railroad yesterday delivered his ultiin it um to Grant Master Sargent and other representatives of etiio!, is. Ib-iilb-.-s to 1 h:ini.. t re. 1 . ' - . niill:--!.;!. r. ,l,i.i w i . I, , ,i , 1. i , utieuoii irom io pel cent, tns i.er cent. .nun .iaiei. iieu, u nit e.Mi.iiiioii count rv warrants it, wages will 1 stored. Francis I'arkmnii, II iH'.or Inn. Hoston, Mass , Nov.!) Francis Park man, the eminent historian, diet at his home on Prince street, Jamaica Plains, yesterday. It Im JuHt h I.lttle. liarlv. Ci.i:v i-x.vMi, () , Nov. .). The Leader nominates (Governor McKinlcy ftr the presidency in lS'.Mi. C( A7 i:.Sh I TIC I. ISt ; AM MS. $20 $20 $20 $20 ITsT GOLD To Be Given Away I How It Will Be Done: VVe have had made- for us a numljcr of keys, one of whie-h will open a li avy plate s'ass lie ncy box. We have p'aecd iu this hoi io our window $20 ia Cold, and 011 and after January 1, 1 sy.t, each holder of one of these keys will be per. niittctl to to- to unlock and open the box. The- person whose key oiKtia the box will be given the $20 absolutely How to Get a Key: ICach cash purchaser to the amount of 2.o cents or more of fancy goods and sundries, royal peparations or prescrip tions will be K'.vca one key with each purchase free, and on and after January 1. 1HD4-, witl tic entitled to try the key to open the box. To the person holding the key that fits the box, the contents, in t;.ld will be jiivenlZwithout rc. serve or conditions. faysop St Smith, Ml PATTON AVENUE. S20 IN GOLD Absolutely Given Away ! S--S- --fr i"i""fr,r.i. -S- .5.4. 1 have placed on exhibition in my store a heavy plate ulass money box containing $gO in Kold. 1 will give one key with every cash purchase of Its cents or more. One key in the lot will unlock the box. On and after February 1, 1S94-, parties holdinir keva nill be entitled to try them. To the person hold ing the key that fits the box the contents will be piven without reserve or conditions. Keys will not be noticed unic.'s attached to the original tag. Please leave keys at store after tryinjj them. MITCHMLI and recently migrated Souih. N t one molested her or her lust, lier voting were of the color ol the ordinary robins. Ilrooklt n's Vote-. Brooklyn, N. V., Nov. '.). Cmrtcteci returns of the vote iu Brooklyn show that Schicren, Republican, received SS, Ofil votes, and Itoo.lv, I enn urat, 0'.),-4-14-. Sehieren's plurality is "S.ti 1-7. Of the C7i) election districts in kitius coun ty GO 1- have returned tlitir votes lor associate judge ot the court of appeals. Martlet's plurality is l'.l.l'ilS over May nard. 11 own Iv IIIh l-'utlter. Bkvanaos, Texas, Nov. 9. Charles Henry Mills and Miss Rachel F. Sims were married at the First Baptist church, this city , last evening. Mills is the only son of Senator Roger n. Mills. the It II tlSSilll'M 'I lltlllU TO 'I' ' V. (4. Sr. Pi; i i ksiu ki;, Nov. il. The I'nite.l States auibassiidor, the Hon. Andrew I). White, received today the address of thanks from the Russians to the Ameri can people tor the aid eMcndc.l to the siarving people of Russia during the famine. Ahead Here Anvwav. S ti n vi i:n to. Cab, Nov. 1). Mayor B. I". Stedman, democrat, has been re elect ed by 1 , 1 fS majority over Y. F. Knox. Republican. The rest of the mu nicipal ticket is divider! among Republi cans and Iiemoerats. A 11 nit- llxtlev Head. Lo.vhon, Nov. H. Miss Annie I'ixlev, I lie well known American actrcs", died in this city last night. Mr. Gladstone, replying; to a question in Parliament as to the government's course respecting the tenants evicted in Ireland, said no legislation txeept that already announced would be introduced this sessiou. Alexander Montgouic r v. a vtealthy and charitable resident of San Francisco, died Saturday, aged Oil years. He went to California in ls fil a poor man and accumulated a fortune of nearly 3.O0O,- (IOO. The Thomson-Houston F.'cctiic com pany of l.vnii, Mass., is ncgotiatirg tor a 5-iM 10.000 contract with men 111 Philadelphia lor a plant and railwav ser vice. The election in Kentucky Tuesday was the first un.hr the new State constitu tion, previous State elections having been liehl in August. There weie L'.'t.lTl patents, including reissues and designs, granted during the last fiscal year by the I'nitcd States pat ent otticc. l if the "1!. O00, OOO people in attend anee at the Fair, but 1 IO were arrested for drunkenness. The New York World's Brunswick relief tram arrived 111 Charleston ves- tcrdav. A snow storm prevailed in the middle counties ol I.nglantl Monday. IClcvcn new cases of yellow fever re ported at Brunswick today. The great Manchester ( ICngland) ship canal is tinished. Fresh Fish and Oysters received daily at Miller .: Co. s stall. HI and Mar kct house, telephone DO. Men's utfitter. i-'M PATTON AVKNfB. Smoke Flor de Orleans. 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