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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
PkACCIE "a
Rozruclly w Biaiej.
(W Galicyi !.
Do. ,,kurjera Polskiego" pisa:
Bla1a, dina % kwietnla.

Do. ,,kurjera Polskiego" plszq:
. Bla1a, dnla % kwietnla.
DIS Cd godzlny szostej VIE
czorem tfumy robotnlk6w, wycho-
dza z fabryk Grossa, Fran
kla i Korna, do Lipnika. Kilku-
tysieczny ten tFum rzucif sic ma
skfad w6dek Norma, rozbijaiac i
niszczac wszytko.
Przez gi6wna ullce koleiowq,
coraz to wiekszy tfum pcdaza ku
Lipnikowl, tax, re przedret sic
niepodobna. Policia wzmocniona
oddzia}em zandarmer]i dobytemi
paiszaml ME zdofa4a powstrzymaG
t}um6w. Dopiero oddzlaf kawale-
Ri, pedzac dobrym k}usem, potra-
fiji chwilowo ullce kolejow2 oczys-
.clc. Me m6gl on ~przeciez pre-
drzec sic juz dalei to olica. Ia
.raz "a kawalerjq podqza4 oddziaf
piechoty. Przysz}o do starcia 4 thu.
mani.
Niewiadomo MI, zkad paddy
plerwsze strza1y; kawalerja toruje-
sobie droge wsr6d t}um6w DOLBY
temi pafaszami, plechota zas usly-
szawszy strzafy, da1a dwie salwy
&arabinowe, poczem pojedyncze
strza4y s}yszet sic daily. o lie mo-
g}em dojsc i dowiedz'et sic, per.
wsze strza}y pofozy}y trzech Z
t}umu trupem, a kilku by}o ran
nych. ilu zas zabitych rannych
by}o n%astepnle, ME MONA sic do
wledziec, ulice BOWEN So obsadzo-
ne / bez narazenla w}asnego zycia
przedrzec sic przez ME ME MONA.
Spustoszenia spowodowa1 tfum
znaczne, piwiarnia Belcha znlszczo.
ma, zapasy w6dek i piwa rozlane.
Tlumy uciekajacych robotni-
k6w odgrazaja sic, re to dopiero
pocz2tek. Ko}o fabryki Kreboka
przechodz2c, krzvkiem i grozba-
mi wzywall zatrudnionych tam
robotnlk6w do zaniechania pracy,
grozac z~niszczenlem i demolowa-
MEM, gdyby to ME ~nast2plEo.
Kofo piwiarni Landaua Jakls
mlody robotnlk q roztrzaskana
ley giowa. Gdy domu wyjsc
be- narazenia zycia niepodobna,
ola tego dopiero jutro szczeg6}o-
wo dzislesze zajscle oplsze.
W tel chwili, u. ogodzinie
lO-tel w nocy, uciszylo sic CO.
kolwieS, mimo gwary jeki ME
ustafy. Dzis W W Blaiej a szcze
golniej W Lipniku, mkt ME pc,
why zycla. A~systencJa wo1skawa
BOWEN Jest "a s}aba.
Gaia noe prawie wszyscy
m~ieszkancy czuwaiq.
Ma q b. M. zapowledziane
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
PEACCIE IA
l.
e&D@|SlS!slM

t Naiprse,oielebnigszy ks. Bor-
CESS, doacnigszy BjsAup diecezyi de-
roicEiej, umari W sobote W nocy
dnla 3-go maja w Kalamazoo,
dokad uda4 sic W o~dwiedziny
do swego przyiaclela, proboszcza
koscio}a sw. Augustyna i
gdzie tknlety zostaF para]izem. IL
czyf lat 60 ki]ka miesiecy. Uro-
dzi1 sic 1go sierpnia 1926 /. w
Holdrup prey Dame Oldembur-
gu ! liczac lat Is pmyby} do Anne
ryki; study" odbywaf w Ftladel-
fiji ! Cincinnati. Ma kaptana zostaf
w%yswecony $50 grudnia 1918 +.
przez Arcybiskupa Purcell w Gin.
cinnati. Przcz 10 lat bv} rektoram
kosciofa sw krzy ia W Kolumbus.
Ono. Poczem mianowany zostaf
kanclerzem ~dyeceayi rektorem kos.
clofa katedralnego Cincinnati.
Jako taxi pracowa} g%orlivie przez
II lat, az W /. 1870 przez Papieza
Piusa IN mlanowanym zosta{ BIZ
skupem kalydonu i administrator
rem dyecezyl detroickiej. Dnia 24go
kw1etnia Original sakre biskupia
Z rak Najprzew. ks. Biskupa Rosec-
ransa-asystowall przv tym akcie
uroczystym blskupi Luers ! Feehap;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22

HAMBURG, 16 maja. -Przy-
aresztowano wiele os6b, kt6re braty
udzIa1 rozruchach robotnik6w w
srode.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
wszystkich

znaleziono cia}a wszystkich
nieszczesliwych, krom s.
Prey zyciu zostali tylko dwai
najprzod wyratowani, Antoni
Frojna Robert Roberts,
lecz cierpienia ich tax sa O.
kropne, re pewnie i CT UNI
ra. Polak laden ME ulegl tel
katastrofie-tylko 4 SIowa-
koW.
STEVENS POINT, Wis,
Rodacy nasi Jozef Glihski i
Miko}aj Osowski buduia no.
we domy.
RAD
Zwiazku N~arodowego Polskie-
go wyznaczyl sad polubowy
ola sadzenla roznych spraWek
swojego vicc-cenzora K. D.
Nowaka alias Drejmana. Po-
niewaz K. D. Nowak iakos
ME chce sic poddaG dobro-
wolnie wyrokowi tego sadu,
vice dano mu 5 tygodnie
czasu do namyslenia sic.
Z PINE CREEK, Wis.,,
przes}a} nam obywatele F.
Brom d}uga korespondecya.
W ktore] potwierdza wszyst-
ko, co napisal by} do Waayu-
sa ks. Guzowski O sk}adkach
ma wielki o}tarz w kosciele
pinecreckim. Kolekty, wspom-
niane W korespondencyi An
drzeja Losihskiego, W koscie-
lie jake ma o}tarz zalecone BY
}y,-nie ola ks. Tomaszew-
skiego, lecz ma sprawienie o.
tarza,-ztad tez ME MONA
powiedzie6, by ks. Tomasze-
wski uczyniE ma eel jaka OLA
re. Rzeczona korespondencya,
ola braku miejsca, od}ozylis-
my do nastepnego numeru.
GWIAZDA DETROIC-
kA donosi, re OBJ. Emil Su.
dzihski mianowany zostal po-
mocnikiem szeryfa w miescie
Detroit.
MALARZ p. Zukotyhski,
o ktorym by}a wzmianka w
przesz}ym numerze Wi;arusu,
ME ksztalci} sic W Ameryce,
lecz w Monachinm, stolicy
Bawaryi. Odnosny kosci61 ME
zostaf wykohczony w Milwau-
kee, lecz w Waukesha.
Z ~MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi,
czmycnna} w ostatni piatek
polski aptekarz, kt6rego ME
dawno pewna gazeta angiel-
ska wyswieciia ma ksiecia, i
odtad jak czmycha}, talk czmy-
cha. Ludzie blizej poinformo-
wani, kt6rzy W improwizowa-
nym ksieciu Cd dawna
weszyll szwyndlera, obiecuia
nam poda6 blizsze szczeg6ly
tego skandalu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
ZE SWIATA.
w NUMERI'

w OSTATNIM NUMERlE
10 ndyhshiego uJewish Chronicle,
czytamy, re baron Hirsh ustano-
viii olbrzymia fundacja o kapitale
100 miljonow frankow ma cele
kszta}cenla i wspomagania zydo-
wsk1ch wychodzc6w, emigrujacych
z Europy do Amerykl, z ~szczeg6l-
mem uwzgledniem emigrant6w ro-
sy]skich. Doch6d z tel fundacji
bedzie tez m~lesiecznle udzielany
i wynosi roczne 3 miliory fran
k6w. Pierwszy datek miesisczny
W kwocle 100000 frankow zosta1
juz wys}any. Nadzorem i rozdzle-
laniem tych kwot zajmuje sic
komitet MEOW %zaufania, W kt6re-
60 skfad wchodza naiwybitnieisl
zydzi Nowego Jorku, Filade}fjl i
Baltimore, a kt6rzy do czynosci
swych upe}mocnienl So przez b.
roma Hlrsha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22

zamlar W tel sprawie kllka !
slow napisa6, aaeby Rodakow
ubezpieczyc, lie ogloszenie ~
Gaz. Pol. ME jest wymyslone
ma wyzyskiwanie bjednych iak
sic zwykie rzecz ma pray in
nych podobny;h og'">ze.
mach.
Jan Pjeet, ktory sic pod
p1saf pod ogloszen'sm, icstto
sobie chwul mezclyzua docho-
dzacy do tr2ydziestk1, q kto
&c tylko rag zohaczy. wyczy-
ia z pogodnej zawszr twarHy
sana poczciwosc. Ma on W
n ,steczku naszcm wcale do
br4e zaopatrzona grosernla /
W krotce iokciowe towary
take sprow&dzi, P,traIi on
takze i m1otem walic,. po-
mewaz dotychczas ME masz
W miasteczku Howala, kt5ry.
by sic rzemjosfem wylqcznie
trudnif, usluany Plita Oak go
pleszczotllwie IOWA t~utejsi Ro-
dacy) wlecei dlS wygody sq-
shadow, ni2 ola zarobku, wy
konnje naglace prace kowal-
skie. Trudni sic taxAe han
diem drzewa, gdy sic sposo~
bnosc nadarzy; w ogole posia-
da biegfosc we wsselkich spra-
wach handlowych; ale Re jest
dzielnym Wiarusem i gorli-
wynn katolikiem, sumienle 1kli-
we mu ME dozwala, a1eby
choc o szelazek kogo ukrzyw-
dzlc. Ma on prawda i wfasny
interes W staraniu sic 0 VIE
Gel polskich osadnikow l
wprawdzie ten, ze przez po-
wiekszenie osady i odbyt W
handful SIC polepszy, alec to
przecle godziwy sposob SARA
MIA sic o wlasny dobrobyt wy
kluczalacy obca krzywd9 - a
zreszta Jui / teraz Pllta ME.
milalby sic z niejednvm gro
serniklem pomniejszym W Chi:
cage Tub Milwaukee. NIGGA sic
vice Rodacy pragnacy nabyc
fanny z zupe&nem zaufaniem
udac do Liego pc dalsze. wska-
zowkl. Prawda w Junction O..
ty chleb ma drzewach ME ros.
ME, ami :przylatujq. pleczone
go1abki ma zaWofanie, ale zwa-
2ywszy IA wiele innych osad.,
do kt6rych Polacy gromadnie
da2a ! pc niewczasie sic pre-
konnja jak ich agencl why's,
kali l oszwabili: zal sic robi
biednegc ludu, czemu racze]
ME przybyli W mlejce, jakiem:
jest Junction City, gdzieby sic
mogli pmez odpowiednia pra-
ce l:oszczednosc mjatku~ 'do~
robrt, zamiast clezka Sapraco-:
wanym groszem oezdenne
kieszeEie agentow zapychaG.
Agerci wYchwalaiq wan, bed.
II; Rodacy, urodzaje,. pogody,
i wszelI1ie rozlosze rajskie W
Kahfornii, Oregonie, Washing:
tonic, ale ME ostrzegaja WIS
pred zabijalacymi upalami.
pred chorobami, ami pred
robactwem; ktore to i vase
SHY cielesne vase
dobytki zrujnujq. PrZechwaia:
"a Dakote i jej urod2a)e, ale
milczq 0 bl;zardach zawljaci
sniezdych niesfychanych, Q
mrozoch gwaitownych: o braku
.drzewa, woody / nawet mizer-
nego piasku ma ~potrzeby. To
zas wabia was niektore oko.
lice WISCONSIN,, gdzle ianona-
rodowcy wybrawszy 2rzewo
i zbogaciwszy sic, drogo wan
przeduli pionki, kt6rych przez
dlugie lata zniszczyc ME mo-
zecie, a nadto piaszczysta zie-
mia oczy VAIN, Zasyple ME
o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22

SEATTLE, Wash.-Kilku obfa-
kanych odzyska}o przytomno$c
umysfu wskutek s1lnego w~strzasnie-
MIA nerwow, re strachu, podczas
pozaru zak}adu ola obfqkanych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22

POD RACIBORZEM> ma Cor
nym Szl2sku, przewroci1 sic ma
Odrze pram, PREY czem utoneto
SO dzieci, kt6re wraca4y z pierw-
szej Komunii sw.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-19
AFFAIRS or CONSEQUENCE.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The Austrian warship Taurus, which
was reported to have foundcrcd in the
Black sea, has arrived at Constantine
pie with her boilers damaged.
WASHINGTON.
Chairman Flower, of the democratic
congressional campaign committee, is
experiencing difficulty in raising cam
paign funds.
The agricultural population in Ohio
shows marked decrease, due, il is
thought, to migration to cities and to
far western states.
The United States senate has passed
joint resolution appropriating S50.0OO
for new site for the Lafayette statue.
Eighty private pension bills were passed
in the senate Thursday in thirty minutes.
HOME.
II is said three OF the men arrested for
wrccking the Montreal express train
have confessed.
X. Gardner Chase x Co., bankers and
brokers, of Boston, have failed with lia.
bilitics of 81, 100000.
In a sermon in Lynchburg Rev. Sam
managers of the Louisiana lottery.
Six captains of the twcnty-sccond New
York regiment have been arrested OH
charges OF conspiracy preferred by tho
colonel.
The total rainfall in New York for the
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-19
IT'S I.IFl: OR DEATH.
IsennsyIvania May 90 Democratic
and Retire QUAY.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 19.-lt is n very
common remark that il the election could
he held tomorrow Pattison would have
a majority of not less than $4,000. This
would be a remarkable result in Il state
that gave Harrison 9,2S9 majority only
two years ago, but still no more remark
able than is the present state oi affairs.
From an impartial view OF the situation
Pattison's election seems no less certain
in November than il the votes were to be
cast tomorrow. This will be brought
about by the widespread revolt against
Quay in the republican ranks and by the
splendid showing which the democrats
will make of their strength. Never was
a party more fortunate in its leader than
is the democracy OF Pennsylvania III hav'
iny cx Governor Pattison as its candidate,
and rarely haye the republicans been SO
handicapped as they are with Deamater.
Not only his subscrvicncy to Quay ana
his vulnerable record, but his lack OF indi-
yiduality and force make him about the
weakest candidate that could have been
put up.
Quay is really frightened over the out.
look. lie will make every effort to pun
Dclmater through, and money viii be
spept like water. 1t was his anxiety to
get funds tor this purpose and his desire
To conc back from Washington and take
personal charge Of the campaign that led
him to oppose the force bill. Mindful OF
his promises to the manufacturers VINO
so generously assisted him to purchase
Harrison's election in lsSs, he pusneu
the tariff bill forward, and doubtless Tor
his efforts is already receiving contr'bn-
lions to oil the wheels OF his machinery
1t is Il life and death struggle for Quay.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-19
TRUE n IMPORTANT.

Walter I,rcm was in Morganton day
before yesterday, and brought back with
him bunch OF grapes that had on il
four hundred and twenty-five ripe grapes.
The grape is of the Palestine" or
grape OF Eschol," variety, and the vine
owned by Mr.. Clavwcll at Morganton,
is the only one in this part Of the country,
so TAR as is known. Mr.. Brcm says he
has seen punches OF grapes from this vine
that were 2OIa inches long.-Charlottc
Chronicle.
Mr.. ]. W. Swift is Dragging that he has
n second crop of grapes nearly ripe
Durham Globe.
Mr.. Thos. Jones, of this county owns a
dog that he has taught to assist him in
worming tobacco. The dog, he says,
does his work accurately and seems to
take delight in assisting him.
Mr.. II. A. Reams has cherry tree on
his home place that is now in bloom, and
for he second time this year, the bios
SONS are large and full and If an early
frost does not catch them out late some
night, he will be eating the second
growth of cherries in q few wecks.--Dur
ham Sun.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-19
THE news F.!
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS TO
THE CITIZEN TODAY.
LIVELY HOUR IN THE
HOUSE TO.DvY.
I.EAKER REED CAN SI:l: NlI;N
THROUGH A WALL.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-ln the house
to-day Mr.. O'Fcrrall, of Virginia, sug-
gcstcd that there was no quorum pres.
ent, but Speaker Reed was able to count
one and the e,crk proceeded to read the
journal. Oates. of Alabama, O'Ferrell
and Crisp were the only democrats in
their seats.
The journal having been read, Mr..
Crisp objected to its approval and asked
| that it be amended so as to show that
Speaker Reed had sustained the point OF
order he had made against the call OF the
roll in the Langston case.
Mr.. Dingley of Maine, moved to lay
the amendment on the table.
On rising vote this motion was car
ricd, 40 to two. and Mr.. Irisp raised
the point of no quorum.
The speaker counted 164 members pres
cnt, a quorum.
Mr.. Crisp challenged the correctness OF
this count. He asked the speaker to
order tellcrs to verify the count.
Speaker Reed said that he had taken
great pains in the count and had no
doubt about its correctness. Mr.. BIZ
chanan, Of New Jersey y:-"Bring in your
men and order tcllcrs."
Speaker Reed said that he was informed
by the doorkccpcrs that there were Il
dozen democrats in the lobby.
Mr.. Crisp rctortcd that there was no
provision OF the rules under which the
doorkccpers could count quorum.
The speaker declared that the yeas had
it and that the amendment was laid upon
| the table.
MIR. Crisp-"Docs the chair decline to
order tcllcrs."
The Spcaker-"Thc chair does.
Mr.. Chcadlc rose in protest, but ms
voice was drowned i'll a chorus OF de-
mands for the regular order from the re-
publicans. Mr.. Mckinley OF Ohio, sad
he hoped that the gentleman would be
permitted to say a word.
| The speaker conceded in this hope. MI.
Funston, OF Kansas, interposed siren
uous objection, but above the din Mr.
Cheadlc was heard to declare that when
the correctness of the count was ques-
toned tellers should bc appointed.
The speaker stated that the question
was on the approval OF the journal, and
the vote being taken, ii resulted 1910 =
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-19
Thirty Acres and a Mule.

ADMISSION, Ala, Sept. l0.-The negroes
of the seventh congressional district met
in this city recently to devise means OF
bettcring the negroes condition in the
south. Many resolutions were offered,
but the one which caught the majority
of the delegates was a petition to con.
gress asking that the government make
every married negro present of n good
farm, well stocked, and advance money
to run il one year.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-19
THE ARR EST OF DILLON.
there yNas no Cause for II Appar-
cut to I:veIybOdS.

LONDON, Sept. 19.-Thc arrest OF the
IRISH leaders yesterday filled consr'cn-
Gus place in the newspapers throughout
he United Kingdom this morning. Va
rious explanations are surmised to ac-
count Tor Secretary Baliour's sudden
stroke. The commoncst one on the part
of the liberal press is that its object was
TO prevent Dillon and O'Irien from going
to America to arouse American sympathy
and solicit aid. 49,,
The conservatives scout the idea that
Balfour could have acted from such Il
small motive. They see i'll his present
policy laudablc effort to prevent the re-
currcncc of disorder in Ireland. On the
whole one gets the impression that the
predominant public opinion is so far
extremely doubtful of the wisdom or ex'
pcdicncy OF the governments course in
the matter.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-19
To Bring the Moon Near.

BosToN, Sept. l9.-Thc lens for the big
telescope at the University of southern
California, which recently arrived in this
country. was uupacked by Mr.. Alva G.
Clark, the veteran telescope maker. The
glass was in good condition and the fin
ishing touches will be begun at once.
1t will take about three years to finish
the work. The lens is 3 feet 1 inches in
diameter. ga inches thick at the centre,
and lla inches thick at the edge. 1t rep.
rescnts twelve months work now, and
when finished will represent value OF
about $4,000.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-19
Tl,e bankruptcy Hill.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The senate be-
pan work to-day with a discussion of
Senatar Plumb's resolution to rccommit
the bankruptcy bill to the committee
with instructions to bring in bill to ap-
nly to voluntary. bankruptcy only.
Placed on the calendar without action.
Some unobjectcd to bills on the calendar
were taken up. and among those passed
was the house bill to discontinue the
coinage of SO and 81 gold pieces and 8
cent nickel pieces.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-19
THEY MEET ON THE STUMP.
AND EwART'S
JOINT DEBATES.
This Announcement should Draw
Big Crowds and Bring the DEM
Ocracy of the Old Ninth to the
Front.


big Crowds and Bring the Dem.
Ocracy of the Old Ninth to the
Front.
w. T. Crawford and II. G. Ewart, dem
ocratic and republican nominees respec'
lively for representatives to congress
from the ninth district will have joint
debates as follows:
Webster, Monday, Sept. 22d.
Burnsvile, Wednesday, Sept. oath.
Bakersvillc, Thursday, Sept. 25th.
Spruce Pine, Friday, Sept. Goth.
Marion, Saturday, Sept. 9th.
Old Fort, Monday, Sept, 29th.
Dysartsvllc, Tuesday. Sept. 30th.
Logan's Store, Wednesday, Oct. list.
Rutherfordton, Thursday, Oct. I'd.
Haincs' Store, Friday, Oct. Sd.
Netherlands, Saturday, Oct. +th.
Saluda, Monday, Oct. 9th.
Hendcrsonvillc, Tuesday, Oct. 7th.
Brevard, Wednesday, Oct. Sth.
Mills River, Thursday, Oct. 9th.
Pigeon River, Friday, Oct. 10th.
Fines Creek, Saturday, Oct. llth.
Wayncsville, Monday, Oct. 18th.
Cherokee, Tuesday, Oct. l+th.
Bryson City, Wednesday, Oct. 10Th.
Robbinsvillc, Thursday, Oct. 16!h.
Murphy, Friday, Oct. 18th.
Hayesville, Saturday, Oct. 18th.
Aquone, Monday, Oct. Goth.
Franklin, Tuesday, Oct. 2lst.
Highlands, Wednesday, Oct. 22d.
Hamburger, Thursday, Oct. 23d.
Gambler. Saturday, Oct. 25th.
Leicester, Monday, Oct. 9th.
Sandy Mush, Tuesday, Oct. 2sth.
Spring Creek, Wednesday, Oct. 10Th.
Marshall, Thursday, Oct. 3Oth.
Wcaverville, Friday, Oct. 3lst.
Asheville, Saturday, Nov. 1st.
If either should I've unable to meet the
he will have representa-.
tive.
The speaking will begin promptly at
IL m.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-19
y. q. REPUBI,IcANs.
,rhcy Meet and Adopt a Platform
what EOr5

ColuMmA, Sept, 10.-rhc republican
state convention to-day elected internal
revenue collector Webster, chairman OF
The state executive committee, The plat
form adopted endorses the administra-
tion and Speaker Reeds course, calls for
the massage Of the Blair educational bill
and of the Lodge force bill, and declares
South Cardinals educational system
wholly INADEQUATE.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-19
REPORT OF THE JURY.
Damages and Benefits Asscsseti
Oh south Main and Eagle 6ts.


The jury on the widening of South
Main street to width of 80 feet from
Southsidc avenue to the city limits for
the purpose Of giving room to the street
railway, and on the widening of Eagle
street, have made their report. 1t will
he considered by the board of aldermen
tonight. 1t is understood that there is
considerable dissatisfaction among the
property owners along South Main street
ns to the result of the jury's invcstiga-
tions. One Of the property owners put
it in this shape: 81 don't like to give n
big part of my lot to the city and in ad-
dition pay them what the rest of the lot
is worth for having the street widened."
The report of the jury shows damages
and benefits assessed against the prop,
crty as for the following:
SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-19
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whom Will they XIII.

PARIS, Sept. lo.-Francc has entered
into contract to supply the Russian
government with an enormous number
of rifles. According to the terms of the
contract 500, 900 Of these weapons will
be dilivercd within eighteen months.
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500 DROWNED.
they Go Down i'm the Turkish
Man.OE.War.

LONDON, Sept. 19.-Adviccs from HER
gio state that the Turkish man-ofwar
Ertograul has foundercd at sea, and
that 500 OF her crew were drowned.
The Ertogroul was wooden frigatc,
built as cruiser of 2,34+ tons displace-
ments. She mounted forty-one guns OF
small calibrc, and was built in 1868. Os-
man Pasha and Ali Pasha, ENJOYS OF the
sultan to the emperor of Japan. were
passengers on the Ertogroul and were
drowned.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-19
CONGRESSES ADJOURNMENT
1T WILL. PROBABLY BE ON
MONDAY WEEK.
The Conference Committees Re-
port slow Progress sTO.Day-The
Metal Schedule II the sticking
POint-NOt a Democratic Con-
test.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The confer
cncc on the tariff bill this morning did
not touch upon sugar, binding twinc or
the tariff. 1t is said the metal schedule
is really the principal obstacle to an
agreement by the republican contcrees,
the senate conierees insisting on its
amendments lowering the duties and the
house conterecs insisting on the rcstora-
tion of duties in the bill as it passed the
house.
1t is said that the sugar schedule has
been agreed to by the republicans, but
formal action is withheld until other
matters of difference are compromised.
The general beliefis now that the con-
.erces will hold their final session on
Monday and that congress will adjourn
about Il week later.
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RockefcIier,s $1,000, 900 GIN.

CHICAGO, Sept. ia pledge Of ST.
600 900 to the new university of Chicago
was conveyed to the trustees of the in.
stitution to-day in letter from John d.
Rockefeller, who has already given to
the university 5000, 900.