The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-06
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The grand jury of New York city
has In dicted Gen'l Shaler OF the N
7. stats, Guard for bribery,
Neal Cleveland, nephew to the
President, has been appointed gaug.
er In the reven Office at Cleveland,
Ohio.
Ex-Bishop Dominick Manney Of
Mobile is dead.
The First Baptist church Of Macon
was burned Friday night. Loss
$35, 900; insurance SO, 600.
A terrific blizzard prevailed
throughout the north. west and
reached Chicago yesterday, with
great severity. All the Telegraph
lines throughout the north>west are
badly damaged.
Some of the democratic New Orr
leans papers are severely denounc-
| ing President Cleveland for not at
lending the Vice Presidents funeral.
The Chronicle says: "irhis act is
stain on his courage and blot upon
American manhood. It stamps him
las unfit for the high trust and hon
or of the Presidency" The article
concludes, The same cowardty
thought must have animated him
when he refused to visit this city,"
Some burglars broke into a bank
in Freedom, Pa, at o'clock, Friday
morning, and succeeded in blowing
open the safe and escaping with a
large amo ant of money.
President Cleveland has appoin,
ted Van. v. Richardson, of Colum-
bus county, Marshall for the cas-
tern district of North Carolina.
A republican caucus of Senators
was held at noon on the 4th, Sena-
tor Sherman in the chair. He ex-
planned the object to be the election
of President protenpore. Senator
Edmunds nominated Senator Los
gan and moved his election by &C.
clamation, which was carried. Sem
ator Logan thanked the Senators,
for this kindness and confidence,
but believing he could be of more
service to his country on the floor
and by committee work, declined
the nomination. The caucus then
adjourned until Saturday, at which
time it is presumed they proceeded
to elect. Many republican Senators
thought the position would be ten
dered Senator Edmunds by acclama-
ton.
to both Houses of Congress at 1zstRock
noon Tuesday.
Prof Barnard of Vanderbilt Universe
ty, Nashville has discovered q comet in
constellation of Taurens
Returns at London up to O'Clock Sat
urday show that 273 liberals, 215 conser-
atiyes and So nationalist have been re
turned.
The st. James Gazette complains that
the radical dodgers have succeeded in |
secureing a numerical victory through |
the vote of the newly enfranchised igno
ramuses. =
The excitement caused by the close |
ness of the English elections is: tremen
dous.
-Four deaths from excitement caused |
by politics, are reported. Riots are the
order of the day. Mr.. Charsley, the de-
feated tory candidate against Baron |
Rothschilds, in the Aislesbury division |
of the Bucks, lies dying at local hotel
from injuries received at the hands OF |
mob. Twenty residences of the tories
and two civil hotels at Radstock, Somer-
set, have been destroyed. Scores of cit
liens and policemen have been injured
at Worthing, where the police were
stoned. Fifty casualties are reported at
Wilson. The successful liberal candid
ate there was beaten black and blue, and
only by the aid of an escort of sixty po-
licemen, battling their way to the sta
ton, did he escape being thrown into
the river.