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Asheville Daily Citizen ASHEVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, NO VEMBER 2, 1894. PRICE 5 CENTS. VOLUME X. NO. 157. Did You Tajoy Your Breakfast This Morning? If Not, Thca Tomorrow Morning Try Our Royal Blend Coffee, Puritan Oatflakes, FOR SALE ! Tin entire out6t of the restaurant doiog business at the corner of Main street and Court Square, Cooper's ptore. at a bargain rooms ana rent. BISCUIT MADE FROM OBBI.18K FLOUR WITH OBELISK BAKING FOWDBB. BUCKWHEAT CAKES MADE FROM OCR NBW CROP BUCKWHEAT FLOUR AND BITHRR OCR NEW CROP NEW ORI.BAN8 MOI.ASSF.S OR Maple Syrup, over A. I). Will be sold Two front two back for R. A. PEAL New Q-oods ARE MOW ARRIVING DAILY. The liurgaius our tmyer picked up lire i thing immense. Will have Brunei opciutiK i few. days, We know you will not mis it. To make room for nil these new and pretty things, will close out some of the old stock at alioiit half value Watch our space in this paper. It will lie very interesting for the coming 1 OTMllR llow i;n oi t llio "l' HIlsT I'HOl I.AM.VTION OF KMIM.II Olt NICHOLAS II. , A. ol II. V.V l-ivM, ill 1-ur- llMlt'-. ltoutl. - ! Days. Attention is called to our line ol oil heat ers. Price only fs.oo. warms a large room. Aliuminiim ware is new tor cooking utensils. We have them. Thrash's Crystal Palace LOW PRICE LEADEHN. Aud Van Will be Happv. POWELL & SNIDER Blank Books! Blank Books ! Blank Books! FINK ASSORTMENT AT IiOw Prices. We sell at reasonable prices the best makes of. .... INK We do not handle poor, cheap ink. H.T. Estabrook, B3CK AND STATIONERY STORE. 22 South Main St. REASONS For Using HESTON'S BREAD It's the best. It goes farthest. It's a pleasure to eat it. It satisfies. Always the same. Everybody praises it. You will like it. You should try it. Ask for it; insist on having- it. Was Too Busy to Change My Ad. Now most of my new goods are nil open, I will cordially invite all my customers and friends lo call in nd look it the finest selection that has ever been shown In Asheville. It is useless to mention all, but you can glance at some of them In my windowa. My holiday goods will lie displayed soon. A gems I'nr yfl?...ZLf ConfecHons See That Square ! Parlor Suits. si W. A Blair. War E o BO I NO. 45 CO TELEPHONE NO. 183. THIS WEEK IT IS FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN, UOVS AND CHILDREN. FINE WRAPS FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CIIII.DK I AND L. BLOMBERG, 17 PATTONj.AVBNUB. PATTON AVE. y AND ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Rock Bottom FINE DRESS GOODS, TO WHICH WE WOULD DIRECT ATTEN TION. FOR CASH OR INSTALLMENT, WEEKLY lie ItcconLs n sol. -inn Vow in .Make the-lViift-ftil Ik'Vi'lopim'iit !' HunMii His slc Alin-Tlic News KlM'Wli.'iv In liui-opc. St. Pi:ti;rsiiikc., Nov. 2. Emperor Nicholas II. hag issued a proclamation announcing the death of his father Hm peror Alexander III. and concltidinir os follows: "May we be consoled by the conscious ness that our sorrow is the sorrow ol the whole of our beloved people, and mav the people not forget that the strength and stability ol holy Russia lies in her unity to us nud her unbounded devotion to us. We, however, in this sad and solemn hour, when ascending the ances tral throne of the Ruoelan empire and the czardom of I'uland and the grand duchy of Finland, indiss jlubly conutcicd therewith we, in the presence ol the Most High, record our solemn vow that wc will nlwavs make our sole aim the peaceful development ol the power and glory of beloved Russia and the happi ness of oar faithful subjects The proclamation concludes by ilirtct ing that the oath ot alligiarce be taken by him, F.mperor Nicholas 11 and also by the Grand lUike George, bis lineal successor, "until I id shall vouchsafe In bliss with a son the union into which the liftiperor is about to cuter with the Princess Alix of llcsse Darmstadt." Washington, Nov. 2. Sectctary of State Urcshatn today received adispntch from the Russian foreign olhce unnotinc ing the succession ot the new Kmperor. I'resiacnt Cleveland later received a nics sage direct from the new Kmperor. Livadia, Nov. 2 . -Tht remains of Czar Alexunder 111. havinu been embalmed and attiredin the uuilorm ol the Preo brnjenskv regiment of the guards, were convejed this morning to the small pri vate chapel of the palace. The bier was surrounded with lighted candle and is watched by relavs ot priests and officers of the array. At the religious services which were afterwards he Id in the cliapcl all of the members of the imperial family nnd the imperial household we re present. The otlicial olHciatiug priest chanted an impressive liturgy. The whole ceremony was most imposing and produced the deepest itlcct upon those present. The entire seventh army corps will pay militurv honors to the dead limperur when the body shall be embarked at Yalta. The train Irom U.lcssa to St. Petersburg will stop ul every point unit local station where the local garrison will be drawn up to render military honors to their dead commander. Tile Czurina is ouite broken down and the doctors are again fearful that her health may not withstand the strain of her grii f. Uhri.in, Nov. 2. Umpcror William, who was dining with the officers of the grenadier guards yesterdav when the death of the Czar was announced, alter receiving the news and dietrling a miss ageot condolence to the Cz trcwitcli at l.ivadia, arose and addressed the officers at the tabic. He said in part : "Just ns the death shadow rested on'mv father's head Icr an entire year before his sulk-rings ended, thus now comes to our cars the news of a Inr-eaching nndseiious event His mnie'Stv the Cziir has nut died and Nicholas II. has just ascended the throne of his father 4, one i t theheny iest heritaues a prince can enter. We here assimbbd, throwi.ig our eves back upon our traditions, rcncuiiicr the rela tions which in olden times united us in a brotherhood of arms with the- Kus-ian imperial family, we unite our feelings lor the emperor wh i has ncwlj ascended the throne, wishing that heaven may lend strength for the duties ol th-r heavy iilucc which is just assumed by Emperor Nicholas II." At the conclusion of the Emperors remarks, cheers were given for Nicholas 1 1 and the bands played the Russian hvm. The Emperor in person called at the Russian embassy at 11 o'clock this morning and tendered his condolence to the Russrin ambassador. Count ncnotiv nh IT. The Prince of Hesse, nil the Rus sian Princes and members ol the diplo matic corps in Hcelin have called at the Russian embassy a. id signed their names to the visitors list. All the official build ings and many urivate residences are draped with mourning and fl ags through nut the citv arc flyinc at hall mast. Komi:, Nov. 2 Flags on nil the public buildings nrc at hall mast. King Hum bolt has ordered the court to observe a period mourning. Paris, Nov. 2. President Cnsimir I'ei J. C. Howard or C. I). Krumbinc, president of the "I'uiversal Association of Home Aitists" is out of custody, hav ing furnished bind fur his appearance I November lo before 1'. S Commissioner i Summey t 11 o'clock today. S. II. Reed is Howard's surety. Regaidmg the cndorscui nt bv the Western Carolina bank, primed in one ol Howards circulars, President. Lewis Maddux and Cashier L, P. McLoud of that bank stated to Tin; Citizkn today thai it was unau thorized by tin m, and. further, that thev knew nothing ot the existence of such alleged endorsement until the fact was minted. Detective W. il. Heaver has recaved a letter Irom T. () M one, dated Saluda, N'ovemticr 1, in vil.ich the writer savs: "I saw in the paper that J C. Howard was in jail to await trial, lie swindled me out l ten dollars. I sent bim ten dollars and he sent nic an outfit worth about $3. He n-lcrred me to a Miss F. A. Caldwell, Charleston, S. C, ns to how he did business. . . ." A batch of letters in the detective's hands tell of a number of people who had sent inouev to Howard for outfits, $11) being the sum Irtiiuently mentioned One correspondent savs he borrowed the money to send lor the outfit. These let ters are from points in Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Virginia, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Minnesota, Texas, New York, nud two from North Carolina Moores ville and Saluda. S ime of the letters complain of Howard's delay in respond ing lo their communications. In n letter from Camden, N. I , the writer savs: "1 sent you niv second copy over two weeks ago, but have re ceived no answer Will ri(llestcd me to be prompt, which 1 have complied evi'h, aud I would kindly iis'i of ymi to be- the same with me. You also desired si in-.' four weeks back to send you SH tor my outfit by return mail. As it was important that 1 should have mv outfit 1 did as you requislcd and have only re ived six small bottle ol ink. lean har dy consider that Is acting r.istly by me and doing as your c'lvulars and printed matter repicsenls. I desire to keep on in this line of wmk, but I feci very much discouraged at our treat ment. m m political ml woitK or tiik liEMoc hath- t om- MlTlKK AliOl T KIN'MIKl). AKi.Ai knpixts hm.i. to WIN. All li- Tho -i-nator Tolil Illin 'I'liat pcmls On New Yorkt 1 1 . Jackson, Miss., Oct. 30. -Ilcforc leav irg ibis citv today Vice-President Stc Vinson extended the greetings ot the New York Democracy to Michigan Dem ocrats, tic also said to n Democratic leader: "If Senator Iliil is not elected Governor ol New Y'ork, I shall be disappointed Wh. ti 1 spoke at Troy on Saturday even inL' th.1 entire audience rose cn masse at the mention of Senator Hill's name and cheered for 10 minutes. It wasthe most wonderful demonstration I had ever wit iiess d outside ol a national convention. I spent some time nt Hill's house, and ivns assured bv the Senator that if the Democrats would take care of New York city all would be well, as he would ctinie to the II irleni river with an adverse in ijoritv ol only about l-'t.UOO." N. Y Sun. r.r.roi;!'. moi'kikiv wall. l-'luni'liii; on the llctiirus Hi-ccIvihI l-'rom the Various Districts 'I'lirougli out the- stiitc-licmoiTutst oiilldcnt ol' Victory Over- Morton. Ni-v Y'okk, Nov. 2 The Democratic Stale vomniittee ha9 practically con cluded its work for the campaign. The managers have received reports from every election district in the State nnd are engaged today in tabulating figures. Clerk Defrest is making a computation of the probable number of votes which each ticket wiil receive. He has not yet made any specific announcement of the number of votes he expects the Demo cratic and Republican dilcgatcs to poll, but he adheres to the statement that Morton's maj irity above Harlem will not exceed 40.000 or 42,000 votes. This be calculates will be swamped by the vote for Hill in this city and Brook lyn. The managers ot the campaign are looking to li ooklyn for a heavy Hill vote. John lloyd Thachcr said this morning that the reports from Brooklyn were more encouraging to the Democrats than those from any other part of the State. Matters were comparatively quiet at the Park avenue hotel this morning. Hugh J. Urunt was one of the earliest illers. He went to State headquarters to compare notes with Major Hinckley on the prospects in this city. The Major told him he admired tlic manner in wliicti he was working. "Next to Senator Hill," he said, "ou aie doing the hard est work of anv candidate in the cam paign of whom I know." senator Hill is not expected in this it v before election. Governor Flower will arrive in jersey City by tomorrow evening, lie sneaks m iirooklyn anu will probably ri mam in this nty over Sunday. Speaker Crisp will arrive here tomorrow afternoon. He speaks in ltrookl.vn with Governor Flower, but will stop at the Park avenue hotel. Mr. Timelier has appointed Perry Belmont mil W alter Stanton a committee to re vive Mr. Crisp on his arrival. Considerable talk is caused bv the an nouncement that Isadore strnuss. brother of Nathan Strau-s, the original candidate of Tainmai.v lor mayor, had sent a check to the heeler campaign committee and that the other brother, Oscar Strauss, ex-minister to Turkey, had sent a letter to the committee en- lorsing Mr. Wheeler as Democratic can didate for Governor. YOUK HANDS COVERED WITH DENTS $2.00. MITCHELL, THE MEM'S OUTFITTER. 2S PATTON AVENUE. IF VOt'R "ACE AND HANDS CHAP. AND VOfR SKIN BECOMES ROVCH T'SK Camphorline (Trade Mark), And Ikii'c soft white hands 'and smooth skiu. It's an decani toilet preparation, contains no acids, no grcesc, drvs instantly, delightfully perfumed and a pleasure to use. Good after shavipK close, where the skiu is inclined to be sore. Price 25c. a Iwttle. Guaranteed as recom-me-ude-d. Manufacturdd ouly by ( KI.M1NAI. Ot ItT. The FOB SALE Out judgment against P. A. Fanning for twenty dollars and eighty cents ( 80-100. Will five liberal discount. Gk .A. O-reer. CLEARING SALE ! Heinitsh & Reagan, DRUGGISTS. Oakland Heights Hotel 1 WILL GIVE Reduced Rates Until January 15th, 1895. E2 OA m I Yv ! a t " G i E 2 m un .. . A inr niesidcd over the cabinet meeting U DarluiAArl Jtl mzn. 1 this morning and then attended reiiucm ,, the lives ol mlnuts wwwwM w w i ...:.. : ... p,,i., rlnoii'l. A Iter ser- l.i.a.i...,, ,,.,,1 i lv li.-, vc vices in the chim I. the President and M Btirdcnu went to the Pantheon to salute the tomb of the late President Cnmot in confirmity to the French custom ol visit ing the dead on all souls day lapnni'-i' Mciidily AilMincliitf In to ( lliuic TclTlt"l . Yokohama, Nov. 2. It is announced here that the investment ul l'rt Arthur by the j ipanese lotccs ol land and by sea has been .Miiide:ed and that the lorwaid movement of b lh the Japanese armies in the direction of Moukdou is being rap idly pushed. A portion ol Field Marshal Oy'ama's force will ati.ick Kinchow As.ivu winch is occupied liy tnc Linnese troops. In the meanwhile, gen eral NoiV.us' advance column is nppropching Fung Whang, a lortiticd town on the mam roan o.-iwceu iju and Moiikdcn, to which place all the Chinese troops re1 rented utter leaving their positions north ol the alu river. The J iD.'ini'scixiiict to ikicat me eni- nc' at Doth places anil men unite lueir columns beloic the walls ol Moukdcn. Ml l:ll.l,'l II I (II! MOMCY. n Insurance xi-lic Int.et Money on llllallt-.. Cll VTTAMIOI.A. Ictin., Nov. J It IS believed bv the Tennessee State Board of health that the horrible practice of murdering jotng infants for the in snrniirc taken out upon them is rapidly growing among the lower classes ot '.he negro population, and an investigation isnow 111 progress which promises to f.isclose a suocKing condi tion ol allairs. For a long time the board has been closely watching the movements of certain insurance comptt nies who make a business ol selling risks and very voting lound that the practice has income so general inai it A Niiinber ol'( uses Disposed of slni'c V estcrdiiy. The Ciiminal court is working its way through business now at a good steady gait, and recesses arc short. Yesterday alternoon Will Teaguc, charged with larceny, was found yiilty and sentenced to two years on the roads. State vs. Jim Floyd alias Dave Floyd, three cases assault with deadly weapon; in one case judgment was suspended and in the other two he was sent to the roads for five months. State vs. Thos. Allison, affray, guilty; prayer for judgment continued to next term. State vs. Jim Morris, gambling; plead guilty. State vs. Frank White and Alhe Gud ger, affray; three months each on the roads. This morning Taylor S'.epp. who was yesterdav lound gu lty ot an affray, was sent up for one month. S ate vs. Pres. Tvson, larceny; not guilty. State vs. R ibert Abcrnctbv, assault with deadly weapon; fined $" and costs. Stutc vs. Henry Hill, injury to house; not guilty. State vs. Cephas Mills, larceny; on trial. RAYSOR & SMITH, ASHEVILLE, M. C IT'S EASY To sell goods cheap if bought cheap thnt's the secret of our success try to buy just a little cheaper than others of course they could do it but there's a difference it takes hard work and eter nal vigilance that's how we are enabled to sell candies so cheaply. Marshmallows, the 40c. kind, 30c. Chocolate Creams, 20c. French Mixed, 13c. Chocolate Caramels, 18c. von: roii imsimiim. flic ISiislucs Men Will Not follow llleliiiioud I'enrsou. Richmond Pearson has spoken of the great ekpectations he has ef votes from the business men of Asheville. Hut be evidently spoke without consulting these gentlemen, for thev are indignnnt at his insinuations that they are totollow sueli a leader. "The business vote of Ashe ville," said a prominent man today, "is not purchasable, and if Mr. Pearson is in town next Tuesday we will give him nn object lesson that will last him for lia years. The business men of several North Carolina towns are going to close their stores on election day. How does the idea strike the Asheville merchants? demanded instant investigation and per haps correction, HOTII I'ftKK Ml. Dltl l 1. In Titir.D Hill lie I o 1 1 1 : i it-: (.oi l'. lie CHl'HCH ST.. Jk PATTON AVE. TAKK CARK OH YOUR THKTII UV USING Hygienie Tooth Wash and Hygienie Tooth Powder. PREPARED BV o Heinitsh & Reagan, NELLInO AGENTS FOR llaeoll and Wnlsli Nominated Kin for the Nciiulc. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. -'.The Demo cratic caucus of the general assembly nominated two United States Senators yesterday afternoon. The appointment of Senator Walsh by Governor Nortlun estate which was worth less than $5,000 was unanimously confirmed by bis elcc liiseil to Let I i on tile vest luiilliiu. New York, Nov. 2. The F.vctiiiiR Post savs that it has indubitable evi dence that during the course of the pres ent investigation Mr. GolT was wailed on by a pcrfn who offered him $10,000 ns li lee for examining the title of real Hold I'psare C ommon. Ciiicai',0, Nov. 2. Four men held up a street car on Pauline street last evening nnd robbed George Hobbie of a large dia mond pin. tine ot the robbers has ocen irrcstcct nnd gives the name ol 1 hos. llrady. The three men who escaped have the diamond nnd their identity is unknown. STATE SEWS. tion to till out the unexpired term of the lute Senator Colmrtt. For the long term bruinuing March 1, 180."), Hon Augustus t. ll.tcon was nominated on the first ballot, he rc- civing SKI votes Conirtcssmnn Henry G. Turner received 7 votes. I.. F. Garrand 21 votes and Patrick Walsh 9 voles lor the long term The nomination of Maj. llacon was then mnrlp iiniininious. The contest has been n very heated one. nnd the candidates have been ou the atuinn for the uast four months. Hoth Uacon and Walsh, the two scim tors nominated yesterdav, nre outspoken on condition that he I Got! ) would not call as a witness n certain captain ol police mentioning the name ol said cap tain. Mr. Golf declined the oiler and called the iiuuie ol that captain the next day. COSDi;.ShD ThLEOHAMS. Alfred Merrill, in a suit against John D. Rockefeller aud l.T. dules, charges tl cm with delrnmlmg bun out ol SI 22li.4lil)iii the lormalion ol the l.ake Superior Consolidated Iron Mines com puny lix-l'ieniier Salisbury spoke warmly and unlimited coinage of silver at o ratio i .. J. H. LAW ts Pattou Avf .. Aubllie. N. c. CANDIKM. BUST BRANDS DOMESTIC KKV WK8T CIGARS, SPECIAL AT TENTION TO BOX TRADE. of 10 to 1. Illlf l'nclilau: House llui-nod. Omaha, Neb,, Nov. 2.-G. II. Ham mond's packing house nt South Omaha is on fire. Already it is certain the loss will be $200,000 and it may reach a million. Two firemen belonging to the Ham mond fire department were caught un der falling walls nnd lustuutiy silica, country that il would lie n grent peril The embargo against American cattle nnd dressed beet has been extended to nil the ports ot the German empire, The President and five members of the cabinet attended the regular cabinet meeting todav. Leslie 15. Carter hns won his divorce suit, nnd Mrs. Curler will returu to the stage TO SEE Our wonderful assortment of popular vocal and.instrumentnl music over four hundred of them going at 5c. each you'd think them marvellously cheap certainly you'd buy some if you took a look you could not resist. WHY Smokers like Traylor's Tampa cigars is plain to one who tries them there's mer it in 'em smokes freely and has a fine flavor. RAY 8 N. Court Square. Roe Herring -AND- White Fish, Uev. Dr. H. Cnrratline of St. Louis, w ho is conducting a revival at Raleigh ime ot the Methodist churches, is I preaching what mav be termed a new loctrme in that part ot the country. This is the doctrine of "holiness, orl saiK'titication." The attendance at the I revival is great. Thomas Skinner, a voumb white man I of Middleburg, while on his way home I Irom a political spcakiue at Henderson, I lav down on the railway track nnd was struck nnd killed. He was drunk. The Wake county Alliance is nt work raising $10,000 by subscription for a tannery and shoe factory on the co- nerativc plan. Reports are to be made November 24. Statesville Landmark; The looms imtifi 'KYlM Xn A HP 1llllhnv lu-oti nut in nmilinn in Ihr M. J M. Ws X- M. Statesville cotton mill, and the .estab lishment will be ready for work in a few davs. It is probable that North Carolina will make a very tine display nt the At lanta exposition. None of the lour murderers who broke out of Koxboro jail have been recaptured. Mr. I. A.. Simpson, one of Newbcrn'sl leading citizens, is dead; aged 67. Durham's new anti-monopoly tele phone is now in full o pi ration. W- A. LATIMER'S, 10 N. Court Square.
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