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' . . ;- - 1 " .. s.-' J?'-, h mer,iX-TlJf m .r .p.-tfrff i-Vf';MV inMsi mtm 1 Asheville Daily Citizen, ! VOLUME IX. NO 228. ASHEVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1894, PRICE 5 CENTS- VHY NOT We have just received a fresh lot of canned clams and clam juice direct from the packing house. CLAMS ON TOAST Toast bread enough to cover the dish. Heat up the clams, thicken a little with flour. Add some butter and pepper to suit the taste, then turn the whole over the toast. CLAM PIE Set a kettle on the stove, turn in the clams, add a good sized potato sliced thin, a piece of pork chopped tine, pepper to taste; when this comes to a boil, have ready your pie dish, the sides lined with a good crust, turn it into the dish, sprinkle over a little flour, put on top crust, bake half hour. CLAM STEW For a No 2 can, take three pints, equal quantities milk and water, heat up to scalding, add some rolled cracker, piece of butter size of a walnut, pepper and salt to suit the taste, then turn in the clams and bring it to a boil; serve up hot. Wm. KROGER A LIST OF IT BRANDS OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO OS Urands of Plug Chewing Tobaccos. 72 Brands Booking Tobacco in Bags and tin boxes all size packages. 40 Different Brands Imported Key West Cigars, always on bund. 1 1 Is useless for me to mention the various brands of Domestic Cigars, as it will take too much space. Pipes a Larger Stock than ever before. I will now devote all my tim; to tc above goods, and will try to satisfy all.my custom ers. L. BLOMBKRG MODEL CIGAR STORE, 17 PATTON AVEN17B. pOJRTLipjOSy RBAL ESTATE BROKERS. INVESTMENT AGBNT8. NOTARY PUBLIC Loans Reenrdy placed at 8 per cent. Offices its 36 Patton At., up stairs Invest a Penny and Save a Dollar! DO YOU BUY HOR88 AND COW FBBD? IP 80. DROP U8 A CARD- A8KIMO FOR OUR PRICES. IT WILL ONLY COST YOU A PBNMY AND WB BBLIRVB WB CAN 81VB YOU THB DOLLARS. PBBD 18 CHBAP AND OUR BA8BMBNT 18 PILLBD WITH PREBH GOODS. Or. A. GREER. ASHEVILLE, N. C, JAN. 1894 o w w a 0 This is the Time of the Year You Want Preserves, Jellies, Fine Teas and Cort'cc, Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, Etc., Etc. o sM s 0 W Have a Pine Line of These Good, at Frkxs Lower Than Ever! A. D. COOPER, NORTH COURT FQUABH, ASHEVILLE, B. H. COSBY is daily receiving Additions to bis already well ie cled stock of Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks, Watches, Novelties, etc. THE Citizens of Asheville and visitors, the ladies especially, are Invited to call anil inspect his stock. His prices are reasonable and sales- RELIABLE and attentive. Repairing of watches and jewelry, a specialty. Gems and Precious stones set by an experienced JEWELER. Wedding, Birthday and Christmas presents to satisfy all tastes at prices to suit the times. A few more of those beautiful en sagemcnt'rlngs left at 27 Patton Ave. MONUMENTS AND TOMB STONES. I am receiving o new stock u' Monuments and Tom lis of Granite and Marble, which I will Sell at the Lowest Cath Prices. I am your home dealer and hav. been hire 14 years and will treat you r'ght if you will patronize me. W. 0. WOLFE Cor. Court l'lucc and Market St. front of City Hull. W, II. OWYM. W. W. WEST. G-WYN & WEST Successors to W. B Gwyn. Established 1881. Refer to Bank of Asheville, REAL ESTATE LOANS 8BCUHBLI PLACID AT 8 PBR CUNT. NOT AIT PUBLIC. COMMISSIONKB OP FIRE INSURANCE Southeast Court Square. THE OAKS HOTEL Under New Management. New Furniture. Nice, clean comfortable rooms. Table excellent. Northern Style. Forcer Meets all Trains. Close In town. On an Electric Car Line. Beautiful Location. Hot aad Cold Baths. Beery Possible Convenience. O.M.PHILIPP PRIDE OF THE SEA. We have just received a staip-aentof "Pride of the Sea" Mackerel, and when we sny they are worth about $30 per barrel nml retail at iO cents ea-h, you may reasonably suppose the; are Hue fish, if yon will try one o( tliesi' yo i v. ill fully realize that there is even more ilitKnnn' between a p;or and fat mackerel than there Is between a poor and fat cliifktii. POWELL & SNIDER. z O H Z D O Q z CD 8 O O a Q O O Q UJ o CO CO Q O O O CO CO UJ Lt Q o o z LU o DC -J o -J o HOT SODA A delicious cup of CI am Bouillo n. Beef Ilouillon, llecf Tea, Hot Chocolate, Hot Coflec, Bgg Fhospb ite, etc., etc., at HBIN1TAH & REAGAN'S. mm A0 CHOCOLATES. SBLL1NO AOBNT8 FOR A8HBV1LLI1. Heiniisfi s Reagan DRUUOI8T8, Patton Ave. & Church t. MITCHELL WAS WHIPPED knuckeii oit i.s tcii: vHiun RUIN II Tile Two Hithttm Citt Tout-llier aa Per All Arrange invim ami the Flit tat Wan He tied iu Kliuit Order. 11:30 ) ro. Mitchell was knocked out in the third round. Jacksonville, Flu, Jan. 'jr. " ';- Rhydon M. Call, to the surprise of almost everybody, lias granted t lie in junction asked for by the clubrolrainirn Sheriff Broward from in any wav inter ferinj; with the fight between J.imes J. Corbctt and Charles Mitchell. The order granting the injunction was vcrv Iiriti, the judge limply stating that in his opin ion "glove contests" wire not violative of the law of Florida, which lorbids "fighting by previous appointment." Before The Flitht. Jacksonville, Fin., Jan. 23. At day break the rain was pouring in torrents and the early ntcrs felt that the fates and the elements were dead against the financial success of the Duvul athletic club in "pulling off" theCorbitt-Mitchcll fight according to schedule, The hour announced for the men to appear in the ring was 1:30 p. m., and the report got started early in the forenoon that by that time the arena would be flooded because the roof was only a sham affair, something in the nature of a protection from the rays of the sun. This, of course, was not wi 11 calculated to help the sale ol tickets, but in spite of it the Duval quarters were crowded from 9 o'clock up to 11:30 with eager seekers after the costlv pieces of paper which would take the holders to the ring side. The streets were crowded with strangers; every hotel and boarding bouse was lull to overflowing with guests last night, and hundreds of pri vate residences had to be called upon to shelter the strangers. Along Bay street for seven blocks every b;irroom was jammed full ol spur, ing men, and men and boys blocked the d or ways and all street corners. Despite the steady rain that was fulling, at li-e pool rooms the hnarsc voice of sellei s could lie luard far out on the street as tliev arose rcirularlv above the din and clatter of bar busi ness. Sports were unusually t'tnid about putting their money un. There was very lit lie going out on either of the tu:;ilils At the Gl"lc ells' po d sellers still keot offering the chestnut ''100 to 1-0" on Corbctt and occasionally a venturesome man would pu'l out a little ui )ney. At the hotels ihcrewns a gootl (leal ol bcttuig, the slakes in almost every in stance being larger than those at the saloons and pool rnuiiK. Dave Johnson ol New York put up 8700 lor Mitchell against $2,000 on Corbctt on result ol the light, and there were di .ens ol wagers in varying nnwuuts that the lvnglishmnn would stav in the ring lor UO rounds. A well kuown Boston sport, in maki.ig a bi t of this kind, e xplained that he based it upon his confidence in Mitchell being able to run away fro in CorlKtt tor that so -ice ol time, "but il he allows himself to be hit a lew times by the American champion," continued; the speaker, "he cannot stay lor 10 rounds even." Bv 1 1 o'clock nearly every caniage in town was in cotnm ss;on and . hey began bearing eastward toward the arena through the deep mud and water, their occupants blowing great cloudsol smoke Irom the winnows that gave the caval cade somewhat the appearance of roar ing volcanos. The sensation of the morning was the charge of $20 each to nil press represent atives ana correspondents lor "('mission to the arena. The rumor has been cur rent for two days past that this uoult be on the program, but very few be icved it. The treuitirv doesn't .) much if nwv surplus over tie woo,'(.t .f the lit and the club's gre-e.1 f ir the alm'shtv dol lar mover) it to pinch in press as ha :ri as it dared to. A singn'nr iaconsis-.rnev in this connection is thecharpe ol S10 encb tor soldiers of the State of Florida in uniform, Th se soldiers were ordered hereto suppress the liht; the news papers huve been promoting the interests of this club to the e xtent of their ability. Bullt-liits Jacksonville, Jan. 2T 0 a, in, Time of the fight has been set for 1 111) p. ni., Jacksonville time. There was a long dis cussion at the Duval athletic club last night and there was an effort to fix an eai lit r hour, fearing further court pro ceedings, but as there was much work to he done on the arena, no hour was de.'idrd upon, 10:45 a. m. Corbctt has just arrived, lie enmc Irom Mnvpor", und was ac companied by Mrs. Corbctt, Brady, Dtlaney and ohnnv Ward. In answer to inquiry us to Corhett's condition Ward pronounced the chumnion's condi tion to be first clnss and declared him lit to fight the battle of his life. The parties entered cnriiaires in waiting nn.i were diivcn to see ludvd iptartcrsin the vicinity of the nren i. Crowds of eople lire already tnoxing toward the fair cronrds. In the li's- round Corbctt led with his lelt on Mitchell's chin, and renchid Mile-lull's left eye heavily. Several body blows were exchanged. In the second lound the men clinched. Cm bett upper-cut his man, while Mitchell gnt in a luavv blow e n Corbett's ribs. Corbctt countering with a stnggcrcr on Mitchell's head. In the thud round Mitchell w.is grogurv. He was floored twice, and when came no second time met a terrific swing of Corbett's right on his nose. Mitchell reeled and fell, and was counted out. He was carried to his corner helpl.ss, and nilhablood covered face. Referee gave light to Corbctt nud de clared him champion of the world, C0XDRXSED TELEGRAMS. Alfred Fwcnvin, n veteran, was frozen to death within four hu died feet of the sentry box nt the soldiers' home in Oiiinev, III. The thermometer was 20 degrees below. Dispensary raids in South Carolina are producing bad blood and rioting is leared. In Springfield, 111., with the ther mometer at 13 below, businc's is sus pended. The llicrinomclcr at Nashville is 8 above cro. THE BOND PREPARED. Collector carter Will Doubtless Go In February I. Cnpt. Melvin Udmondson Carter is ex pected to assume charge of the office of collector of internal revenue for this dis trict on the first of February. Collector Carter's blank bond was re ceived by yesterduy afternoon's eastern mail. The bond was prepared this morn ing and was taken this afternoon by special messenger, Duff Merrick, esq., to Judge Dick at Greensboro for approval. The bond is the collector's official bond, and is for $100,000, to be justified in double the amount. This one, however, is justihed lor $275,000, simply for "good measure." The bondsmen are some of Ashevillc's most prominent business men who voluntarily became Collector Car- ter's sureties and who have no favors to ask. There is another bond, known as the disbursing bond, for $40,000, to be lustihcd in twice that amount, which wdl be made up after the collector takes charge ol the oliice. A telegram to Collector Carter from the department lust evening staled that if there were no delav in the oreoaration of the bond, the office could be transfer red to him on the evening of Tanuarv 31. As there has been no delay it is likelv that February 1 will see the new collector installed in oflice. AN INTERENTINn CAPE. OrclMlou In The Penland Case lu Criminal Court. An interesting case wasupiu the Crim inal ci.urt yesterday afternoon, in the cas of Jesse Fcnland, an appeal from the mayor's court. Penland bad submitted before Justice Israel and was afterward arrested and fined in the mayor's court, from which he appealed. He pleaded former conviction and this was sustained, ludge Jones ordered that notice issue to Patrolman Ycutmnn, who sworeout the city warrant, to appear today and show cause why he should not lie taxed with the costs in the case, In the case of Jacob Stevens, charged with retailing liquor without license in the city, it was claimed by the defense that the city had no jurisdiction. Judge lones decided it had jurisdiction and an appeal was taken to the Supreme court. The case against Harrison Reeves, Fat Singleton and Kctta Saunders, charged with stealing goods from F. P. Ingle's store, was then taken up and was in progress when court adjourned for the day. She has been on trial all of today. I I K t; It KF.N V I I.LE TR4CEDV. Killing of F.d Davis' wife and iil' Mulclde Monday Nlirni- The Greenville, S. C, News of Wednes day contains an account of the killing ol I he w ile of Ivd. Davis and Davis' suicide in that city Monday night or Tuesday morning. Mrs. Davis, who was the step-laughter of Tecumseh Hamilton of Asheville, was murdered with an nxe while in bed. Davis committed suicide by drowning himself in a well. The News eavs Davis butchered his wife, although the coroner's jury rendered a verdict that she came to her death bv wounds inflicted with an axe bv the hands of some person or persons unknown to the jury. Davis was, the News says further, one of the Iks; known and most populur negroes in Greenville. There is a strong suspicion among the colored people tnat some one else is involved in the tragedy, and that Davis, as well as his wile, was a victim. Davis was known here, having come here with the Black Diamond baseball team, of which he was manager, to play an Asheville team. THE CIGARETTE TAX I e In Ice eluc-d io One One Dollar Per Thousand. Washington, Jan. A number of important amendments were made by the Ways and Means committee this morning to the customs and internal re venue sections ol the tariff bill. Among tuem were the following: The tax on eigarettes, whic.i uuel k:i placed at $1.60 per. thousaud is reduced to $1. Petroleum was put on the free list. The pnrag'uph relating to binding twine w.iti enlarged so as to permit importa tions made from New Zealand hemp to come in free. The reciprocity provision ol the McKinlcv net will be stricken out ol the pending bill, but the committee has decided to make the action clearer by inserting a special provision respect ing section three of the present law. THE IRON NCHF.DIXH It KeiutliiM I'uchnuited, On Tlie Fre I.lsti Washington, Jan. 25. The amend ments to the iron Schedule yesterday shared the samo fate as the coal schedule. They were overwhelmingly defeated and iron ore remains upon the free list. Washington, Jan, 23. Immediately alter the reading of yesterday's journal Coeran took the hrst step in a filibuster against the income tax bill by suggest ing the absence of a quorum, and the roll call was ordered. The call of the roll on Cochrune's filibuster against the income tax showed the presence of 202 members thirteen more than a (uorum. Haines was the only Democratic member ot the New York delegation who answered to his name Republican members from New York lid not join in the filibuster, nor did Democrats from other Slates. MasHacliuaetls Railroads. Boston, Ian. 25,-Thc rcnort of the Hoard of Kailroad Commissioners on railroad corporations will show that the total amount of each dividends declared Inst ye-ar wns $10 832,400 nil increase ot $l,;i()2,825.82 over the previous year, The average dividend rate on the whole amount of capital stock outstanding was o.m per cent. Cbllds Belter. I'iiii.ahku'iiia, Fa., un. 25. The bulletin given out by Childs' physicians this morning savs the patient is stronger and in better condition today than at any time since his illness began. Postponed. The meeting of the Board of Aldermen tins been postponed from tomorrow af ternoon to Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, on account ol a telegram from Mayor Patton, who is in New York, IT HAS THE RIGHT RING CLEVELAND'S H WAIIANPOL ICY APPROVED. Mlnlwler Sievenn Acted Illegally aud contrary to the Traditions ol this Republic A farly Vole. Washington, Jan. 23. The House committee on foreign affairs todav. bv a strict party vote, authorized Mr. Mc- V-reary, Ky., to report favorably his res olution defining the attitude of Congress towards Hawaii. The resolution reads as follows, and will probably be reported to tne House tomorrow : "Resolved, that it is the sense of this House that the action of the United States minister in employing United States naval forces and in illegally aiding in overthrowing the constitutional ffOV- eminent of the Ha Wflifnn falun! !n Tom uary, 1893, and in setting np in its u piuviaiouui government, not re publican in form and in opposition to iuc wm oi me majority ot the people, was contrnrir fn tks r .... - tmuiiivup UI UU' Kepublic and the spirit of oor constitu tion ana snouid oe and is condemned. "Second, that we heartily approve ol the principle announced by the President of the Uoited States that interferenct with the daraestic affairs of an independ ent nation is contrary to the spirit of America institutions; and it is lurther the sense ol this House tnat tne annexation of the Hawaiian Is lands to our country orof the assumptioi of a Drotectorate nwr thvm K.r n... government is uncalled for and is in expedient. That the people of thai country should have absolute freedom and indeoendence in nursnino hir line of policy, and that loreign interven- ...... u .ui. uuiiutui uuairs oi ene lsinna? will not be regarded with indifferen. e by the government of the United States." ' NO PROHIBITION FOR IOWA This is Deflulielv Bellied al Las f me (Supreme Court. Des Moines, la.. Jan. 22 The Su preme court of Iowa today refused to reopen the question of the adoption o the Drahihit-irtti atn.nHniM.1 i u r. ........ - "-ouiu.il i iu ,ue oitfl' Constitution. Ten years ago the Su prcme court nuililied the amendment and the court now hnlda thm th ,i..; ion is binding upon the Secretary ol oLteic uiicj oiner omciuis. FrohibitinniRrs hnH nlrNrl r,.- n M - - uobvl. . V. I 11 111 11 ! I' damus to eomnel the KpiM-rrarv nf Co. to lurnish them with a certified copy o me e-oiioiiiunon, ana to include in it th alleged amendment, which, thev claimed was adnrtterl in ISM') Tho ... -. uitiviaie ie fused to certifv it as a part of the Con aumuun on tne stretigtti o! the Ice is ion and be was sustninert firar htr h Hi. trict court and then by the Suprem. wuurt. The case xtMfiH lift In it.foi-nor n. iiuvuflk uvivt ti the court refiifirH to ITri inirt rf Minna. w v iiivu ui the question ol the validity of the amend. mem. x, i, world. I) IT A FAIRY TALE ? A Very Important widow If All Tbls Be True. New Y'ukk. Jan. 25 There is a wo man in St. Catherine's hospital, Wil liamsburg, who says she is the posses sor of an estate of between nine and ten millions of dollars and who tells a storj of how she nearly became the victim of a conspiracy in which doctors, in whose lavor sue nad made her will, were in terested in having her die, that they mignc Decome neirs to ber lortttne. The woman is Mrs. Minnie Fitzpitrick, a widow, of Mobile. Ala. She savs she it a grandniece of Mother Seton who lounded the order of the Sisters of Char itv in this city. She also savs that the late-Bishop James Roosevelt Bayly 01 Newark was her brother, and that she is a cousin of Monsignor Kobt. Seton o lersey uty. Oen. Kretchnar of the Con federate army, she says, was her firsi nusoano, ana ncr second husband was c captain in the Confederate navy. Both are dead. Tbls Is cold. St. Paul, Minn., Jan. 25. The official weather report was 20 below zero yes terday in this city. Tbe President In Wasb!uKou. Wasuington, Jan. P5. President Cleveland returned to Washington this morning. JUST IN NORTH CAROLINA. Near the hamlet of Wade, M. D Denning, an old man just discharger Irom the insane asylum, got into a figb' with his son-in-law, named Gainney Denning had Gainney down, and tbe lat ter called another son-in-law, J. L. Star ling, io aia mm. starling took a gut and shot Denning dead. The coroner'r iurv has rendered a verdict that Starlini did this in self-defence. Murphy was shocked Monday when it became known that one I. H. Brunei, whose correct nnme is R. F. Truslon, was wanted in Tennessee for embezzle ment and grand larceny, and that he har skipped. Truslon took a prominent pan in religious exercises and conducted him self very properly while in Murphy. Attorney-General Osborne said Tues day that he still has no doubt of the correctness of his position with regard to tne terms oi luflges, anil tnat a ca will be made up at the February term o' the Supreme court in such shape as to get a decision on its merits. Washington correspondence Winstor Sentinel: The great preacher of the Waldensian colony in North Carolina prencbed here Sunday ti a big crowd Tbe President and Mrs. Cleveland at tended tbe services. Died, in Tilot Mountain, N. C, Thursday, January 18th, 1894. the Pilot Times, born March 16th, 1893 age 10 months and 2 days. The deceased bad been in feeble health for some time The nresident nf Ihp OnrnMnl, rvt ton Mills scys his plan is to put in this year 5,000 more spindles and 100 more looms; alio to build 30 more houses tor operatives. Two more sheriffs have completed tneir state tax settlements: . K. Lanier of Martin, $7,769.02. and Edward Beam or Kutnerlord, $5,954 89. A cotcta of fish made by Mr. Willis of Moreneaa iity a tew days ago, netted aim ?oi.zo, says tne ueaniort Herald The reported death of the balloonist, i) uu at wasuington, N.C., was untrue He is olive. R Cold Ulave IS COMING. : O I'REVENT A KOVGH SKIN & CHAPPED HANDS, WMCU AKE ALMOST SVRE TO FOL LOW WITH THOSE OF DELI ICATE SKIN, VSE ROYAL : CAMPHORLINE AND YOU WILL HE PERFECTLY SURPRISED WITn THE GOOD RE SULTS. CAMPHORLINE IS NO MORE AN EXPERIMENT. IT IS KEPT CONSTANTLY IN HUN DREDS OF HOUSEHOLDS, AND IS PRIZED AS ONE OF THE I1EST DOMESTIC REMEDIES. FOR SA I.I! 1IY NEARLY ALL THE DRUG GISTS IN ASHEVILLE. MANU FACTUREIt ONLY II Y Raysof 8t Smith, .71 PATTON AVENUE, ALIVE AND IH IT T 1 Will Oiler Tills M eek : 200 Pair ODD PANTS At Cost. 100 OVERCOATS- At Cost. 200 MEN S SUITS At Cost. 200 SHOES At Cost. 1,000 Yards RESS TRIMMING At Costs J. D. BREVARD, Ho. 11 North Main, 150 TEST WHITE OIL AT 10 CENTS PER GALLON. T. J. Rctc11,3o North Mala. .SIPHONS I VICHY AND SBLTZBR la ) Siphons caa fa oMalacl at SIPHONS S"1 'wstotea of taysor ft amitu and BeiniUh ft easaa and at factory, 817 Haywood street. C. B. CAaf PBBLL. til i lft: . ft':.: V ;i -. :;..-. ! ' '. -j.,t1,' ' J, ' ; . . ' ' I iii'iiiiiiil'mP1 " "; ' .1 jid. .1 ' t 7: .u.---. t,.l.-i..-ati'.'fe-J sAstflMVil A.rii1ihiliii"i.M!i n ll iVi iliO.ISMil'i