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7 r Asheville Daily Citizen Nf;itf Library I 1 I VOLUME X. NO. 32. ASHEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE i), 1894. PRICE 5ICENTS. A. D. COOPER, SUMIAIER GOODS ANOTHER SALOON LICENSE VEST PLACES THE ISLAM E LAW BREAKING STRIKERS THE Miss Mary Lawson Clarke, Superintendent of the irM i 1 i i , i i IVlllWUUKeU UOOK OCUOOl, Has This to Say About Cottolene: We have used Cottolene for frying of all kinds fish. chops, potatoes, drop-cakes, timbales, eggs and oysters, and should have used it for other things, if there had been anything else to fry. We also used it to shorten bread, biscuit and other breakfast breads, finding it better tnan lard lor an . pur poses, lor wmcn laru is gen erally used. TO READERS 01 ut iiovcN ami the latest I Ktti ml I woks : 1 don't sell second hand novels or some old looks which the puhlishers offer lo dealers nt almost nothing, und which some dealers of course pick tip and make a run at 5c and loo, mi you wilt reme miter I have a full line of the very latest novels in cloth Ijoitml and paper covers, and sell them at regular prices. Come In and select your choice. L. BLOMBERG, NO. 17 1'ATTON AVKNIK. CORTLAND BROS., RBAL B8TAT8 BROKERS. INVESTMENT AOBNTS. NOTARY PUBLIC " Loans ttcurtly placed at 8 ptr oeat. Offlcet S5 90 Pattoa ATt., up ttalrt CHOICE TEAS. WB PUKCHASK ALL OUR TEAS Direct from the Importer.. MI'S i Hi 1 1 1 I 1 1. G A, Gt-roer.1 GROCERIES. VH Ol'l-'KK THIS WKV.li FINE LEMONS -I'OR- OA AFIITC nTFM WK RKCKIVF. li VKRV WKWi FKKSII ORANGES AND BANANAS. rrnn n i rn AT ESTABROOK'S The Talk of The Citizen. 20c, 25c and :$Oc Novels 3' Cents Each. 200 TITLES MM) NOVELS 'Dodo" died several months neo. anil was laken away niton one ot Ihe "Shins That 1'ass in the NiRht." since then the "Yellow Aster' hait Roue to seed, tint tlie HEAVENLY TWINS AT 40C In Still Selling. Also the Seasnle novels, with oratiee Mnw l.oveii s, At n n ri) s mul others wutwnit stripe I 3 1 ;C. Noils in on- advertisements, ESTABROOK'S BOOK STORE '.':! South Main St. First Victory I For Ray. As ah ertisttl we Mild hnoks theaixr than anyone in town. No oir: met our last reduction. Would have iven them awav 11 necessarv. Wonw-tie imrehasei were told hy the South Main street dealer, You Can Buy Them Cheaper at Ray's. Whv lmv me c. when Rav selN at Never exactly refused lo sell at hisiulvev tised price, hit' tried ton void U hy stmlimj them to nte. That's rmlit, tt there's a ilit ference in prices ymicau get them cheaper at Kay's, Karly this morning nil were sold. "Could have kept up sale at joe. all dav had this dealer not. fi tiding himst tl heateti. sent parties who Ixmifht them in lor I11111. Although kuowiiie who tn were for we never flinched hut sold ies to several parties buying lor him. sell ns advertised. Our 3c. Price 011 Novels Has not been met. Goim; to .sell (hem cheaper thau nnyttody. if have to give 'em nway. in ever so m sui'i - iiui-, "iiivi might , hut there's n difference: not the lirsl time wt ever sold anything cheap. No. S N. Court Sipiare. KNOX- I Villc is not In it when it comes to hasehall, as the Asheville D. II. C. 'Km out every time. When it comes to hats. I however, the standard ot excellence through out the world is the KNOX, This hut La manufactured In the luruest and Ih-M I equipped factory In the world and wilt stand 1 many naru K3STOX. I The note agent for Anhevllle for this celelirutol 1 tiat 1 MITCHELL, THE HATTER and FURNISHER Ma tf rATTON AVINCR. AT LOWEST PRICES, Ke cream beeeis ia kiiittsj, ice chests; u.iUi I coolers and litleis, fly fans ami traps, mtracry I ehitferutut s, Japauc-ie scutii ami laiih, Japa nese portieres, lice ami InunUto; Japunehe lanterns mul napkins, Imlia eiiamtlnl stouU, lawn wnu, wtte huinmuck., l taws ami Icm- nade makers, ull ami yasulinc Uves. ARCTIC FREEZERS We ofl'er at thu Ibllowing low prices. Wc iccumiiiciul the l'eerlcss or White Mountain, tml nut this make. At elks, 2 ijt ,tfi.-H; S 'it. hrash's Crystal Palace. CHINA. CI.ASS noi sE coons. North Carolina Roe Herring Fat Selected Mackerel, Cream Codfish, Magnolia Canned Salmon, Selected Canned Oysters, Lobsters, Shrimp, Clam Juice. POWELL & SNIDER ail mm fi mm. WK. AKK NOW SKRVISO III'K DKI.ICKUS Frozen Fruit Frappe. Ice Cream Soda (All Flavors.) Sotol Coca-Cola Hire's Root Beer AND OTIIKK POPULAR DRINKS. 8RU.IN0 AC.KNT8 FOR UUl UAVIVO ULIi(3 THIS BAR WILL. BE ON MOITTH MAIN RTIEET. LIceuHe uranted by Tbe Uoard ol Aldermen Frldai on a Tie Vo't Mew Vallorius and Hulex For inllre Tlie Mayor yesterday decided that Asheville shall have another salomi. It was at the meeting of the Hoard of Al dermen, and on a tie vote. Only four of the members II. L. Gudj-er, Jonci, Redwood niidj. M. Outlucr were present ut the time of the vote, altliotij;li Mr. Hull came in soon after. 'The matter came .up as soon as the reading ol inc minutes was concluded by C lcrk Miller. Hon. Theo. l Davidson, fur a brother attorney who could not be present, offered ari npnliention bv A 15. ll.illvbur- ton. formerly of the Glen Rock hotel, to retail liquors in the building No. -IN South Main street, ailjoinmr; tlie v unlock Clothing house. The application and certificate of six freeholders were read and the question came to vote on. M. Gudfier's motion to grant, seconded by Mr. oiies. The vote was: Aye, J. M. Gudger, .Jones; nay, II. I. Gudyer, Red wood. The Mayor voted aye and the new saloon gois, so far as the Aldermen ore concerned. Mr. Davidson referred to tlie question of offensive drumming on the streets bv some merchants, which is in the hands of a committee. He said a farmer came to his ollii-e recently with his shirt almost lorn from his body as the result ol a contest between two mer chants ns to who should secure a "trade" with him. The committee having the matter in charge asked and was granted further time lor rep rc. A proposition from J. II. Ward, who was hurt sonic time ago bv falling over n corporation water box, was to arbitrate the quest inti as to the damages to be allowed him. leaving it to City Attorney Sondley, Mnj. Chas M. Mcumnii and the .Minor. 1 lie prop osition was accepted. Mr. Ward places his damages at about Mod, which in eludes time lost and physicians' biils. A lengthv report was sent in by the pi lice committee, stating that new uni forms nre to be procured for the force, to be paid lor bv the patrolmen, und new batons, oelts and badges, lo k paid tin bytiiecitv. Along with tlie report number of rules and regulations were submitted for the guidance of the unlrol men. Members ol the lorcc are eautio ed against anynbusod'aiithorityand urged that courtesy at all tun .'s is imlmicusn. bio. Tbcv must be respectful to each otlieratid to their superiors. Thev must give their name ami number whenevi r asked to do so, anil are never t use the baton except in urgent cases. They must not be seen 111 pairs, except by order, nor must they talk to any one except on business filkcting the depart ment, hkeping on post or other neglect of duty will cause dismissal, as will the finding that physically a patrolman not capable ol Idling rns position And Inst, but probably hardest, (fora 12 hours stretch) the patrolmen must he on their beats with coat buttoned, belt in place and badge on lelt breast ol coat the report wits adopted. IhcMavorwas instructed to call on the Hoard of County Commissioners asking them to take charge ol Willie Guff, the boy who has been eared for at the city s expense lor several months. A number ol renters in Central .Market asked to be reimbursed lor their expendi tures in moving stalls according to the recent chniurc. Ketcrrcd to the inn kit committee. llenrv R. Worthitigtou asked lor the payment of t.he $'J,U(MI guarantee de posited lor the proper working ot the new pumping machinery lor one year. fl'e year is not quite up lor the steam pump and a bttle more than up for the water pump. The Mayor was instruct ed to correspond with the company. 1 lie vote wlierebv Airs. M. . Malone was allowed damages to the tx'ent of !?:!() to her property on Itailey street was reconsidered and the question was ic rcleried to the street eominitUe. Mrs. KiHv l' Alexander made appli cation for a permit to erect u new build ing fxiL1 leet adjoining tlie AlcAlee block on I'litton avenue. The east side of the building will be the brick wall ol the McAfee block, the west side and rear of corrugated iron, plastered on the inside, and tlie front of brick and glass. Referred to the street committee. Will lailison and T. I', lohnson were elected members ol Hose company No. 1, and 1 C, Drown was transferred Irom No. to No. 1, Citv Tax Collector l'ngg asked credit on his account for a list of insolvents presented. Granted, la the I'irst and Second wards t lie insolvent taxes amount to SU'.MS, and in the Third und Fourth wards $1 10.52. l'ark Commissioner I'owell nsked the Board for an appropriation of $l."itl with which to properly beautify the I'ack park. A motion wns made to refer to the finance committee out it was le tcated and a motion toappioprintc $200 was carried. Tax exemptions were granted as fol lows: A. 1. Morgan, living outside the city; U. R. 11 ill, W. li. (.wvn.Mrs Uwyn, error. Hills ordered paid: Street payroll, $107. -I."; sanitary payroll, S'.Mi lit; wnter payroll, $!H.o0; . C. lempleton $10.80; II. li. Hall, $2..ri0; Mrs. nmes Walker, $22; Asheville Foundry ei Ma chine Shops, $0 0(i; S. r. Moser, $Hm: I'euniman isros., ?u.-w; i. r. csi, uwn W. N. Hutch. $12.27; Mrs. T. C. Collins, $1.50: U. T. dwen. $1.2o; I.W. Albright, $; Asheville Printing Co., $l-.50; H. K. Mcllee, 2fic; Asheville Yoolvorktng Co.. $" 10; . U, Dickerson .V Co.. $1,110; I. W. Summers, $2 ,i0; Asheville Street Railroad Co., $H.!i:; C. W. DeVunlt $ 1. GO; A. D. Cooper, $:IH 811; Sain Gun uwav. $t.0. The Uoard then went into txecuUve session, but did not tarry long, una some of the members were able to see the greater part ol the baseball gnnic KILL.KU BV THIS CARS. A Parmer Tries lo Hoard a MovIuk Tram. Canton, N. C June 0. Special.) John Dills, a farmer, was killed at Addle todav. While trying to board a moving train he fell under the wheels and was terribly mangled. He leaves a wife and tbrce children, Out Nomination. Washington, June 0. The President today sent to the Senate the nomination I -t w r T 1. 1- i 1. - Cbristianiburg, va. THIS KlvFl'BMCAK! TRYING TO KILL TAKIFF BILL. Kicked To Uealli By UraBtthon- peri, ih Not To Be Tlie Fpltaph On The Henalc Measure-Democrat! To Work Harder. Washington, June 'J. In the Senate today the House bill to supply a de ficiency in a grant of public lat.ds to the Stite of Mississippi for the use of the State l uiversity passed. At 10:.'tO the tarill' bill was taken up. Gallinger's amendment to increase the duty on hay from $2 to $;i per ton pro- yoked a discussion which, at the close, became rather excited. Vest, in an mgry tone, acctHcd the Republicans try ing to kill the bill by delay, and said that d he had his way anil if the Democratic Senators would remain in the chamber lie would insist on siiliiii.' until Dor 1(1 clock nt night, when I'hitt admitted that the Republicans would defeat the bill if they could. Vest exclaimed: 1 hen do it like men, and do not as sassinate it bv parliamentary technical ities and bv delay." In conclusion he limited tbe words ol tlie chairman oithe House committee of ways and men ns under I ike circumstances: If von desire to be in at the death of this bill, strike it down in lair and open debate. Do not lit it be nibbled to pieces by pismires and be kicked to death bv grasshoppers." I Laughter.) Sh-rniaii x pressed his surprise at Vest's speech, and reminded him ot how he and his arsociates had filibustered against and deleatcd the Federal election bill a lew years ago. lie thought that the Democratic side had received verv liberal treatnu'iit from the Republican de on the pending bill amis i i . 1 that the Republicans could defeat the bill by actual resistance. There was not a Republican Senator who did not regard the pending bill as injurious lo the people of the 1'nited States, bolh North and South. It was not delay that was causing trouble in the country. It was fear of this bill that was partly hurting industry. Senat'. r Harris this morning circulated among the Democratic Senators nn agreement wherein they agree, beginning Monday next, to remain in their seats ready to participate in the proceedings until such such time as those in charge of the tarill lull sec lit to ailiourn. The paper was generally signed, but owing to the absence of n number from tile chamber it was impossible to secure enough to make the agreement effective, lie expects on Monday to obtain the necessary signatures and then a battle wil' begin. not Qt'iTi-: wo nn. NolvTlilistaiidliiic the Coal Hlrlke, HiiHtrirNS Improved Home. Ni:v Voiik, June .). R. G. DuiuV Co.'s weekly review of trade says: The out look for business seems a little better on the whole, though tiie change is not gre.tt. Morcovi":, it is impossible to dis tinguish between mere replacement of ordeis cancelled for want of fuel or other cnti'cs and the new business fir which works are anxiously loaking. That can cellations have bten heavy is certain, and it is not entirely clear that orders ot equal magnitude have gone to other works that are able to I II them. Through the agency of strike, the in terruption of industry and commerce increases every week. Hence it is some what eniouraging t'nal the decrease in payments tlirouj,h clearing houses is but 2f M percent, for the first week of June, 27.2 at New York, but only 10. else where. The decrease in comparison with IS',12 is nbiiiit ;I0 er cent. With only 2 Of)" coke ovens working and 1 ,o7b idle, with the Cambria discharging hall its force, and seven out ol nine ol the Carnegie furnaces at llessi niei out ol blast the production ami manufacture ol iron and steel are smaller then at uuv other time for years. While it is believed that deferred work willeaise heavy produitioii after the strike terminates, the demand lor pro ducts is at present much below general xpectiitions even at the east. Other in dustries have been Icssnlheted, but many ol the textile mills even in New I'.tiglaiid have now been closed lor lack ol fuel or of ordeis, b.sides other eoucernsiii great nninli.r between the All.ntic and the Mississippi river, The market for goods is 'lull anil weak with lurther reduction in price, and stocks visibly accumulating. 1 he banks here continue to rccive from the interior about as much money is tiny lose by gold exports, though the crop moving season is close at hand. Custom receipts are again 3b per cent. less than a year ago and internal rev enue 2.1 per ccnl.less fur the week, fix- ports ol domestic products nave been exceeding last year's a little. 1 he return ol lailurcs are still encotir 'mug, 210 in the 1 luted Stales against ! last year and forty in Canada against twenty-seven last year. 1 he liabilities in all failures reported in the month of May were $i;i,;io.-i".!i7, about $.1,420,000 at the Hast, $ ,."iOO,000 at the South and $:i, 00,000 at the West Ol the aggregate, .So.irio.l'o was ol manufacturing and $ii,(is;l,',),.l of trading concerns. l'i;UJI tNKNT KXI'O.lintlN One For The Hem lit Of All The HialeH And Terrllorlca. Washington, June '.). In accordance witli ,t risolutioii adopted by the South em Industrial Congress held recently nt iigiistn, Ga., Walsh (Gn.) today intro diiccd in the S.'tiale n bill to provide for n permanent rx position nt Washington "in which the products anil resources ol the several slates and territories may be fitly anil properly displayed. Provision is made lor the appointment ol n comtniss'oti to consist ot the 1 ostnins ler General, the Secretary of the Interior and the Sccretai v ol Agriculture to re port to Congress ns early as practicable n ulau lor the establishment und main temmcc of an exposition nut! thecrcctiou of n suitable building. The commission is directed to advertise lor plans for the building and they arc to be reported Congress with a recommendation as site, The hill appropriates $70,000 for the comimsMon. YESwmxrs hasehall games Nationnl l.cnguc Brooklyn 2, Pitts- burs New York .1, Chicago 0; lloston 12, St. Lotus ; rmlatlclplua 1, Cleve anil ; Hnltimore 1, Louisville 'Jt; Wash' iDiitou 0, Cincinnati 0, Southern League Charleston 1 2, Ida) bile u; Atlanta lw, Nashville o; Macon U Memphis 10, IN Heveral Uuudred Coal Cars Partlj Wrecked-Cars MovIuk Under Military Kstorl Additional Coiu pauleit Ordered Out. Viii;i;i.ini;, V. Va., June 9. The recep tion of state militia in Uel wood this morn ing was most disorderly, troops were re peatedly sloued by gangs of mere boys ind women mid had to make several charges to disperse them. One militia man wns struck on the head and badly injured. Hkiui.kkurt, Ohio, June 'J. Mobs of striking miners was driven from the bridge of tbe I.oraiu and Wheeling rail way by Ohio militia last night and re treated to bridge No. . At four o'clock this morning the bridge was discovered to be on fire. It was completely dis- troyed. The burning of this bridge w ill delay the advance of the Oiiio state militia to rushing where another mob ol strikers is congregated. Huntington, I'arkersburg, Hurton and liethany companies, West V irginia State militia, reached Hogg's Run early this morning and alter a short brush with tbe strikers succeeded in clearing the yards of the mob that held them twenty-four hours. Several hundred coal cars were found to be in bad condition, having been partly wrecked bv the men and the track badly damaged. A train was made up and the cars are now moving under military escort. Seven additional companies have been ordered out, forming a complete guard for the Haiti- more and Ohio lines from Fnirmount coal region to the Ohio river. The H. K: O. is now open to move coal at all points. UK LIKES I S. lif.llor 't;oriiiaii Kpi-udM Time Here iMt'UHBiitly. lidilor D. A. O'Gormnn ol the HIM I New Hiiglaml Druggist, lloston, who has been nt the Battery Park for several days and engaged in securing facts for an article on Asheville, left for home to day. Mr. O'Gorinnn while here visited Vanderbilt's and other interesting points in the vuinilv, and giew enthusiastic over what he saw of the city anil people. lleiireibctsth.it the druggists who at tend the convention of the American Pharmaceutical association, which will be in session here for n week, beginning September II, will have a very delightful time. The next number of Mr. O'Gorman's journal will contain as a supplement the R. .S: D.'s "Land of the Sky" ptimnhlct and the following issue will have his write-up. lie s.ivs New lingland will send perhaps loll delegates and, with the New York delegation, be expects to bring down a crowd that will number probably 200. They will come in a special train, arriving the Saturday be- lore the association meets. I his was Mr. O Gorman first trip into the S.iuth, and his good words lor the Southern people, theit cordiality, hospitality and readiness to care for a isitor, are extremely gratifying. THK COTTON PLANT. Weigher Condition! Nol the IK n Hut Averaice lllith. Wasiiinotox, June 0. Returns of cor- spondents ol the statistical division ol the Department ol Agriculture ui to une 1st shows that over the greater ut ol the cotton belt the weather con- itious of the planting season has been only moderately lavorable. The aver igc condition of the crop in the consoli iliou ol the reports is 8S..I as com ired with S,ili last year and Sb U in .'. State averages ari: Virginia 117. No. th Carolina S, South Carolina SM leorgia SC.. Florida 112, Alabama SS Mississippi HI, Louisiana t)."i, Texas !l- Knnsis !I7, Tenncsssee 7S, Oklahoma and Indian Teriitorv 10O. Stale percentage ol average as com ired with the acreage ol the Inst years ire: irgnua Pi. Mirtn Larnlma Ob South Carolina !V.I, Georgia '.lo, Flarida Alabama '.HI, Mississippi 102, 1,-iuii ma '.is, lexns I0i, Arkansas lOi, len nessee '.Hi, Oklahoma and Indian Terri tory 100. ATHM A'S SIOO.OOO Ull. I. IvIiiKNton BelleveH II Cau Iulled Through. Be AsiiiNOTiiN, June U. lhe bill appro priating $200,000 for a government ex hibit at the Atlanta exposition will conic before the House within the next ten I days or two weeks. Livingston of Geor gia believes that the Republican side ol 1 the House will support the bill with practical unanimity, and that it will nlso receive considerable Democratic support. He is somewhat surprised at ,1.1, ... ...!, ..., I..L.I...1 I itself against the measure on the part of some t'cmocrats irom Illinois ami tnc I northwest who were strong advocates ot a govciimrnt appropriation lor the I World's Fair, Notwithstanding this he I has no doubt that the bill will pass the Mouse by n fair mr.iority. Killed lu a Wreck St. I.oris, Mo., lunc 0. Fast bound Inst train of the andalin leaving here I nt S;20 this morning was wrecked Pocahontas, 1 11b., miles east of here. A. Pniilton, fireman, was terrible injured. The mail clerk, Henry Albnueh, was probably lutally cruslud, r.nginccr Thomns Filer wns slightly injured. Jerrv ttlmpnoii Cannot Recover. lll.KKl.KV Si'MNos, W. Va., Jtitu !). Congressman lerrv Simpson was much TIIi:v UI'KN A BRIDGE OHIO. worse yesterday. His rheumatism seems I better, but n setious ki.luev disease lies! appeared and his recovery is despaired CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. The House comniittfe is in favor of the construction of the Nicaragua canal and ol government control. John T. Cnllahnn and Nunia Dudnus lat, New Orleans aldermen, have been indicted for bribery. The expected trouble between miner I and militia in Alabama did not happen. The Cripple Creek strike has ended without bloodshed. It is said that no further lost of will occur at Cripple Creek, "PRINCE OF INDIA" Is Easily The Best lluvanit Filled 5c. CUi Mi IX TOWN. A Trial Will Convince You That It's A rioasuro to Smoke Asheville Agents, RAYSOR & SMITH, 531 l'atton avenue. Open evenings till 11 o'clock .BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS XolamPs Pond Lily rrr Manufactured Ilxprcssly For R. 6. Noland & Sod. Come and Get our Trices on Pine Flour Itcfore Huying Elsewhere. Telephone Xo. !."!. I CJl iOP SlUHine! I'Se. 0. AND 0. TEA, i at I I I of. I W. A. Latimer, No. 10 North Court Square. life Sale Agent lu Aihevllle for 0. in J 0. Tea. i,4pnsUlflilMaUHkSa44)MsstaW
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