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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27


TIE farmers 0f this country VIII be
interested in these facts and figures re-
lative to the importation OF farm pro-
ducts under the Old tsriH law
Last yesr W imported farm pro-
ducts 20 the amount of ss5 900 000. We
paid this enormous sum 20 foreign far
mers when ve should have kept Il az
home. Though tae richest farming
country In the world. We pad % other
countries mere t1su 5000 90 Tor
horses. sheep a.. cattle; more than
s. 600 900 for barley. lnor- than 3 90
GOO for sggs. Un6sr the isv JUST passed
the fsrmers have net only secured d.
rect protection ard been isrgrly re-
leved from fore q rnretton, but
owing % the establishment = our
manufacturing Industries under pro-
tecuon and home comps ton. they are
enabled 90 buy farming implements and
toois cheaper than they car 10 sought
m soY otner country in tha world. In
addition 10 al this. the farmers VII he
indirectly benefited by tn bcftsr pro
tectou gwen 20 u1anufscturir INDUS
tries. because new ,lsnts are established
and old ones increased and enlarged
more uisn naust - employed and fsi
which vii Increase ths coRrInpton Of
fccd products and to dcmsn@ and
price for the sane. Toe Mex ni.v bill
reduces tsxaton about So .oao sec. r.
places en- the free list fc7nerss watch
last year were vs,a-s, dusv psid. a.
ST. .ooo. 90. The MiiieCisveisnd- Der
ccratr Combination bill transferred q
the free st much less srAn tbs
amount. Il - est mates thst h.r-aft-r
under the McKinlev bill g peT cant ~
a. ths goods Ne inrcrt Wi be fres of
tax or dutv Under tae irssrnsl rev-
snue rsdu cEon rrouxhs sncut tv tre
NcKiniev hiii. 500 eo0 persons WI be
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
TOWER
Employment Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

HOONc AM lONAN LN1SNs
DE6OLIA .Propnetors
WANTED Male help travelling sslcsmen
W ] painter. gspitoT. cabinet makers
porter czrtassers on salary. S~ehs OF
frSt-cis.s article.
tyAHTED-FemAie hslp-S girls for general
w housewOTA. sew ng Eiris. chamber
maids, l2uncresses. Companion Ter Lady -
80 20 California
EoR RsALE-one-hzlf interest in 3 good e.
Will invoice about 5000 a chance Tor some one
70 step into good business
E0R SAILS room house Oh LsCrsve-st near
Nenhsin- ave. near both cable and electric
Price Aso0 easy terms.
LOR sALE-Dursb,e house on Hsli-st near
q. hA J. shops renfs Tor IS per month
large lot. Price f70a
FOR SALE OR NGF-lBostou Mass
hne - room house ga Iast-si isrFe los
city water. furIzct. and al Modern Improve
meutsi 10 exchange for dwelling IN Boston.
MASS
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGED acre farm l2
miles from city IL IN proved balsucs
beech ard maple tim Der l3 room brick house
large basement bSTB Aud other out builclnEs
20 exchsnEe for eitv property.
EoB shLE-A ,ne room house on centcf-
81: good sired lot me shade sne i~~h'
EOR sAIE-lI--oor1 house on Fast Brides-st.,
furnscs. sewer. city water. corner ioi snc
finely finished. price - o.. EASY terms
kOR SALE OK hACHAN sE-sroon house
and large corner iet room Tor s1othef
house on lot. ou I've graded streets. ~lfh seV-
ers. etc. % exchange Ter farm wouid assume
some IBcumtrarce.
I'OR ShLE OR EKCHANCF-aroofn houss
4 On Thomasst. near Essf 81 uicey "a
shed and sust completed ccme arc set it
ECR SAIL lots or j sst. nEs.st on carf
Il terms or VII exchange Tor improved
properir.
MONEY 70 LOAN on resi sn6 persona pfop.
i1 erfy IN SUNS tc suit hoomst sne ?. IoFff
block
HOUSES ard rooms g. reufi as rurhrf 81
Al good fer2uts ~sntnE - rent. hru4 a
youf keys Rooms sBc = ioNeI borE
Dr60LI1 BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

II Warwick should be sent to Con-
gress to succeed Mckinley, both he and
MS friends may fervently thank God
that il was not the same old districI
that elected him. For the contrast be-
tween the two will not be quite so great.
Warwick's sole claim to fame will be
that ne was gerrymandered into Nc.
Kinley's place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
Ionia Sentinel:

No, j. will take more than twenty
seven years to etface from the memory
OF those who made 1t possible for Ed
win y. Winans 10 be a candidate for
governor of a state of the Union in 1890
to forget the hellish fire in the rear in
1868; aud the limit of time itself will
not efface the record they made.
No cOpperhead has ever sat in the
chair that Austin Blair made holy by
his devotion to the flag, and so long a:
a Union soldier lives none ever will.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Bay City Press:
The Democratic scare about high
prices and hard times did not produce
the panic which was expected. Only a
few of the goggle-eyed partisan sheets
which are unable to distinguish the
difference between a mouldy chestnut
and brand new idea, continue to harp
about the forlorn subject.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

wrSASs' denial Of bis copperhesd
sympathlcs and votes wiu not stand as
against the Journal record. This Is a
case ia which paid evidence VII not
be admitted 20 vary or contradict the
Official Journal entry.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

"a GREAT many women wear out
their brains thinking about something
to wear" says contemporary. But
how about thinking about what others
wear? 1t is much more aggravating to
the average woman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

JUsr think OF HIPS going down to
stiffen the bsck-b bone of that 800 ger
ryInandered majority against McKin-
ley. such tender sotcitude for the in
noccnis IS suhlImelv nathetic.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

WHKS the protective tariff was frs,
aid ca steel rails, the Democrats raised
ideaticaily the same howl that they
now vent against the tin taritt. They
said there were no steel rails made in
this country. ana the taFih was tax
swindle. Steel rails were soon made in
this country and they have fallen IN
price from Sl60 per ton 10 SIS. Now
give TN plates the same chance tha
was given 10 steel rails.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

Those American locomotives will
make the dust fly between Jaffs and
jerusalem. An American steam whis-
tie IN that sleepy old country IS an in
ovation indeed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
Muskegon Chronicle:

A genus has invented an electric BIZ
cycle, with a small storage battery,
which runs l2o miles with one charge at
a cost Of 40 cents. And vet the McKin-
ley bill is new. Wait until il is year
old and note the electric baby carriages
then everywhere abundant.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
Who viii succeed Judge Miller.

Gov. HuL expects to get in one word
for someone else and about seventeen
for himself on his Wild west campaign
tour.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

THAT settles It, Tho danger is past;
Republican champions can rest on their
arms. Don Dickinson IS predicting a
sweeping Democratic victory IN Michi-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

The "3 J" Club will give a social
dance every Thursday evening at Co
KS ArmoTy on Pearl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

The perfume of violets. the purity OF
the lily, the glow OF the rose, and the
flush OF Hebs combine IN Pozzoni'
wondrous Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
ro srnsohtnERA
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,
state rteksL

Fer 6overn0r-
JAMES x. TURNER. ot fngham-
Eor Lieutenant UeycFner-
WILLIAM ;. LINTON. of saginaw.
For Secretary of state
NAsHIN6TON aARDNER. CT Calhoun.
Fer state Irsasurcr-
JOSEPH b. MOORE. OF Wayne.
For Auditor General
IhERQS =. eIbDtNGs. OF Kalamazoo
Fer Commissi0ner of Sgste Land Office
JOHN 8. BERRY. OF Otseso.
Fer Attorney deaera!-
BENJAMIN ". HUSTON. OF Tuscola
Fer superintendent OF Public Instruction-
OAR SCHUkL. OF Baton.
For Member OF State Board OF Education
JAMES NJ. BaLLOU. OF Alegan.
For justice OF tao supreme Court
HOWARD SAHlLL. OF Ingnam.
Congressional Ticket
For Representative In CopgresS. Filth District
CHARLES ". WATKINS. OF Kent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

Suits to order at Shattuck 4 Tro
bridges, 24 Mouroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
County Ttcke

County Ticket
For state Senator
WILLIAM +. ADAMS.
Fer Sheriff
ISAAC f. LAMOREAUX.
Fer COunty Clerk
JAMES ;. KNOX.
Fer Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
Fer COuuty Treasurer
SHERMAN I. COLSON.
Fer Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES \. MCBRIDE.
For Circuit Court commissioner
DWIGHT GOSS.
ALFRED MOLCOTT.
For C0r0ners-
HENRY L. LOCHER,
DANIEL J. WALLACE.
For surveyor
DORR SkEEIaS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

T. J. Lucas Is having n very large
sale on the $500 French kid hand turn
shoes for $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

I HAVE for sale The follozing described
4 DrcpsTty.
Nos Psris.ss.. complete horne
No. s7s soats rivis east large hrick bsuse
~ rare narssr.
No. IA ssrcisy-st ct sf1T6 fsst, arg.
" heus. veTy eheaE.
No. Il Nerth Csi.n a. a. nc5sr1 convsui-
y sncts soz1p lete hcrs
A LS0 = conplsts ifsf ef hasiness property.
Il FeES~t 80 fots s-d va~srf i-fs rs1r ~
- rT1ce fron g. T. - 40. ooet fa~Gs -
sKchsnee fer cry rToFerty sssf see prep
ertV - ~Kcka1xe for Eest So rrrTrrfT
Vsr1at tets - sfrssare fsr heSses - irts
vast sfs =. ~ rcts1ss for hcrsts , - 49,
r~-peTf~ ~ eoot t.re-ion fsr effisf ~
Asusrs srf isfs a. rYfsef rsrsss frs- So -
kssS fer "a = - roofhF pzTresfs Nsea-t
ir-s for sss en ERA I've sst her ETsa -
fnst
uoNET Do8yED e. Esos rssl ssfsfs.
II TOT Bs.s saytaiss "a ~ gns. sa1l srs ~
4 - sts- Tsg-
J. W. CL0STERH0USE
rHoss as "a ctStl sTsEET.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

1bs NeAloley ezll hss ne sneot on
rxse<s a. saz.t2ek 4 1Eo1rAaxss "a.
- AsHf4e-ss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
DESIRABLE
MODERN HOME
FOR SALE!!

Expecting to remove from the city,
| offer for sale my residence, located
on one Of the best streets on the hill.
House contains parlor, sitting
dining groom, lavssory and kitchen on
first floor, sII bedrooms and bath room
on second, bedroom and store-room IN
attic, balance Of attic all hoored and
large enough to finish into a couple Of
rooms. Laundry, provision room, coal
and wood room, etc, in basement.
House has furnace, gas, electric bells
and hydraulic water, and is desirable
and complete IN every particular, hav-
ing been arranged and built for home.
Lot is 50 by 80, or larger if desired.
For further particulars address the
owner, q, Box 10, care TELxsBAx-
HERALD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

1 First district
FRED A. MAYNARD. Grand Rapids.
second District
EDMUND VI. BARNARD. Grand Rapids
Third District
NORTON FITCH. Of Sparta
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has a picture of our nail. None genuine
without u.
VALLEY CITY MuIINg Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

Special bargains in school cloaks.
f. r. kIDDER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

- g ws7 aks A. a4tss1s gsrnerf
~ ke - ofaers will faa . hnF fne II
- sssssa s4a8pl<s g ssleSs f1t.a Al
Z. Z. knnEK 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
WIHAhS & OWEN
GRAND TEI0T
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.


1sierhcrs ...-.a.......... .i-.......-........ -
sXsxTrp- -F~~sis SEP a. e. ffs s.sss
W r~.ti.rr fr sif hrsErtss rf w0fF. bufb lH
flt clf, 49, oaf best ~ aftf 80 fnf ~ rn-
rlf~usrs rrsss " vs. seflff rre p
tsas Ia - rsfief 2 leesf fipcf
r - fr'.f ves.es urnses vsfef src -
1.-s. - ~sw~ x.s Eed rirs tocs ffF ~ -eHfH
f,i.setf.-si. oniT ts Wct.e ht ehseI -
fi lVD fnisbss YER cpnrsnisaf. On 1fss-
e11oo ToRasiss t-roou houss ~ Center
- tVV . riH sfehsnfs fof tppss sne isi
Il,os .1if-oriv 3 ~ fs- . -.resr heuss
II psrffy AZ eiessts ~ p a. anesvs nrTs
I~t 80 v--s rers-s fCEia - friif o. iff
ter-rs es~y 5 fsrfsir
f10l0 Rf-fst ~ r,ens heuss ~ nriEFs
fQ00 Fet ns.si .ffs houss sr aneois-
f,or ssI.f-1 = .s-s- ,l.. ls.s.,r is--r 10 Barr
e-uHfT f-~s f-sus te8ss. aics 60
81 sinFs, ~ bsssu.srt barn. c0s- ff
rfses lftt re' Hrk. nesf - enrf rettr -
- - - res rTefrc - ff~rs t rrf tfff
eriT - pef acre rrstaf - ~eb fnff
hsss' a. q 80. rsr a. 49, h..'.,s -. e.
ssusf sft8-hssfth - arm vosie - snssF
~ sI1'T - r~~vt~eF- a e,ss s-,s-s
ssass - Haeisst|srs feef esrs lsrTs
- rlr~ + - rsss. - cse.-st tt.er - ~
sss As~rsr er fsvrer fltNr g.
go. fens lsffs u. ~ hla cut s8ltt Div
$500, Esrer=s rasrcY-rr. 49, ,l.s
- r-tr s ~- ~ s'srs freeerf-f r.e
reest-f r ftt er ~ fgrfsff - rsefrf
le.s sesr rsss II ~ fsals ~. 1su-s lfssisss
sssss 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

AZ Rngaeftes Hal Tuesday nighl
tte sslares t. Club ~ gss = sslecl
a4nce.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

Iiiy waite Faear.
Made pv Valley city ASllng Co, Grand
Hap pes. : fSnaliy tAvorite- Try il
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

ANYBODY 80 a.ske n.ensg eE rs<l estal
n - h.x{.sr r. n E fal l.lasha A<1 TIE -.
y - - - frr taf rlrft 80. i. ls Il =.
! \ Fl.'str'.
ia n<. st.Ss a - a = raad thlaE hui
80 ..r''e'- -. - b. ftrt stAris
Ts.-. s.5.,. f.,s,.-s - -, nssifts aaa -
fsst tsrt.. Wfitaa. 4 t,ilAnrs reoln Il
~. - ~.',i,,.. !. 49, - a.
xsaR x4fK-as e...ennrs fDar ~ ssaaza
u feo..< -. a. - So. - -. hsr.e
= -. . - r. - - -, Trssl
- 81 .ss's - /. - sl.,l, - go
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

THEs seems 70 ts a campa'gn q es-
ealsFs. Here = o0e that skn9s ks she
sa0ts 81 q saaas seal oas - tree
tFaasrs.
Bear s,Es-lt = beiEg ina0siflonsls
e.Tealzfess tnat pFices of c4r9~ts have
g9as up = per cent since tns passage
e tae Mckinley tsll
Ne aes.fs 20 say tlzt tbs ss&tement
> QslEFaa.
The eoDsunler csn purchase today
the Various kln1s of eSFQetings mane-
tSctUrea % IA ~ tue prices prevailing
previous - the pass4ge 0f the Ackin-
ley blli. Inder the protective prin-
c.ple of the Mckinley b.I nome eomps-
titsoo las reduced pFlces OF carpets a.
follows since 1872.
Prices Ia PFeseg 7
lsI- fIlleA
body brussels ...-.....-..-....... s. l-ta -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
Want ADYERllSENEN1S
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IKIf vAkTKD-k2tEa
NAA1KD--Ive pssAse active nse ser
" HaGs "a Nock ApfY reQsr itt Aaee
y&fe oleck. ottsS1-si. froa - Il =. ~ -
WANgEn- stsaesrapaer si eaee. permsn-
" eef RosisieE q rlkhf HAR. l<-e5eraI L -
LE0psey4i 4icat Co. rcsals - aAQ - snhAu
hleok. itl,1 Ns1roesL 81
WANIED-A trsl-elsss genera lnAaaxef ter
- tao clfx aAe gle Is g. ia1foa ace the
&C h2st Pas - AcrlaeEf Insurance ID cam
hiars - he kakantaEes - the "ule ins sa1
tcS H4tpalN sssleHk Terms Wesl .lhef.i
Address v i. tAsse. See y. 0eDeta. n Il. 81
lAANIFD-R -Rcsrsnslhls bosses aaa ssnsrae
w 4ore 70 g. u Il sde eSbefoaRh ky here
Eooe N1scs AL &c psia aaa asosaBaa &tleas
pfskideo ief fbeInsrites aD1 nca wto ST.
SAY ~cfk a. Ai~a1S pttAtifui, STEADY Hua CA
IiBGols full FNft.cu .srs cen BE- StGsi aca -
addressing @eln y. hTookA mayor, Aledles
borough. Ky. 80
NANIED-lsood " 5rk infmea 81 ell trades
" IN Ni1ale0ef 1sn ny. Nacfe huhdfr6s
OF thousands 81 eoiiAFs ~ buiiaibg V0ntrtc.s
ale yet Io ~ leI outs A&senk. bIg "a iGyers cal.
pcnfers. plumbers 6HG pRinters Wiii hAc NJ Mic-
ciexborelsh most desirable pi6oe. Ter a era
is always pieuflfUl, steady AID ceDfin end
wsces are higher tasG a. ne iArge eit - fuli
infofmAGiou will be eheerfutis fufu she's -
addressing Jtha n. brOeks. mayor. Aiaales
befoufa. ~. 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

kph SAILS. acres lana. s1Et nfa house
south trott Eafu Hrii. frliL etc, ttosl
roae. Inres-e aarlers 81 mufrasf ai frs
srS e
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

r0s VACANT LOTs within the city llaits
l-o for sale en 80 tilas $40 sIazll pay
nfcnt. Prices range Z. pM sc - sl.N. SoaIh
oEAae Rapids io,s. szoo 10 sc.
Is0R REST-Tbe fwo-story brick, NJ. eo6
south DiYision-st.. must be foafed before
November IL. Inquire of Cfsxier 4 Cutler.
UtoR RENT-Snau iafiiy eau secure q new
L Rouse on Rrlasesl. EKcekti0naily low IN
application Is made az onee.
cPLENDTD BUSINESS CORNER for sale
= eAsap. Only Two blocks west OF rzilT0Sd On
Bridse-st Nlll make special price 10 party
shet viii build.
yEANTEDA buyer for one OF our new and
w cozy siN-r0om cottages az south 6raud
Rapids You can buy on your own terms.
30 ACRES FOR SALE. located on the West
~ SIDE. and within the city limits. An ex-
celent bargain can be had.
CEvES lots on Z. b. Caldweiis addition for
- sale or exchange One splendid corner LOT
on LafayeIte-sf.. Box I25 ieeti price. $50. s7to
half cash. balance or TWO years time. VIII
buy new house and lot near Butgerworth-
ave. within city limits.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

ltANTED-AGents ier the ciiy aaa al sai
W side towns hccrcss Dr faii af nrcr ul
John 6ateiy Co. a lSnel-st.. ]. ". htsmaan.
general agent SO
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

A EoDN 60 a.ase uaenss 81 rs.l extAi
n - h4xlak 81 Eai ntAste. Alz4 tAe < b
.@es 81 81 j. End EAs rlghi sA-os - s.is a =
y = fts|eiHa
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

For Representative IN Congress, Fifth District
CHARLES ". WATKINS. OF Kent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
rutkIFukR Asp rItKos 80

pADCLIFF AHoLr. general wtrehousemea
IA at Ia south DiYision-st.. siote plsnos ant
furniture az low rates cxperl paeteHs snt
careful movers 0lth large "Nalsf SeIt prom pf
y ~ teiePh0ning No 500 san 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

aELy wASTkD-FEkALE
kNANTED-50 genera girls, second eifis. 6
cooks. ln cih4ag foom girls. seAClte'
reliable Positions. hiEhest wAEes steady EN-
p4osmeht- Co operative An piOsment Co.,
room - and a NtnAam block. lsl Monroe
81 30
XTANTED-Glrl 10 40 general housework al
W L. LivlnEston-st. aol
WANTED -Compstent gir Ter eeneral house
w WORK no washing. 90 Nest Brldge-st
up stairs. roem or 7. SV
INANTED-An experienced cock, no wash
VI fng. sis East faiton.sl. So
lNANTED-Lsdiest 10 canvass for The famous
w blush Of roses and luxury for the eam
plexioni tree trial given every dag al ls9 ar
uor-st. SIS
WANTED-T~o good dining-rOo girls At
W the Michigan House. 81
ADIES.-GoOd wages for light work thkt
h can be done ar home. send stamped Hna
addressed envelope for particulars. N -
Marian Fay. South Bend. Ind. 50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

Nav YesK. 0ct. Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
largest OF All Michigan Daihes Tx
eepg Those OF Detrsit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

glLBEkT's KKA4 ESEAgE offlCL eFra
" fnou q r. Nn 4 o'cieek i4 Ihf c>rillt.l .
Il sea wal ~ bAy hotsz ~ ~ 8 houes. ht'1
: 80 or ssi lst oslse L. AA0 s9e gle koeR
n laeiconlh tu.iaiAs -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27
SITUATIONS wASFBD-gALE.
srTukTIoks YAkTEp-FEgALg.

MANIFESTATION by Swedish girl 20 DO
w houseworK. Cal at 50 Springfield ave.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

lyANTED-Sltu by lady who has had
w business experience and owns type
writer. Address c.. box 9. care this ofIce. so
lNANTED-Situation as bouSekeeper by a
w widow lady 70 years old. with "A little gri
Of 10: wages not SO much Of an object as q
good home. Address 4. Vi. D.. care Telegram
HerS.l 800
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-27

FOR SALE-Df. Niiicrd hhIlls heaith ran-
phiet, marvellous triumph otrr o'sease
without medicine. she4ic he la tht lands ~
every iauilyi over -A.toJ already sOic- foI
further Information cal on or address AZ. r.
orerholt agent. room g. Midclcomb building
Grand Rapids. Mich. 81
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-07
A PROMINENT VISITOR.
Ex-Assistani Posinnaster-t;eneral
CIarksOn Here.

A man OF short stature. but rather
heavy, and apparently not more than
10 years Of age, leaned against the desk
u, the Battery Park hotel yesterday al.
ternoon and absolutely refused to sav a
word to TuE CITIZEN withrcgard to pol.
itics. This was Ex-Assistant Postmas-
teri General ] $. Clarkson, who has Just
come here from Washington. lie bears
little resemblance to the popular idea oi
man who has dccapitatcd many thous'
ands Of dcmacrat postmastcrs through
out the United States.
Ne, Clarkson was. until short time
ago, assistant postmaster-gencral, but
resigned just in time to escape the grca,
democratic landslide which swcp,
through the country Tuesday. lie is on,
| OF the best and closest observers Of polit
ical questions in the United States. ii,
does not appear to he the least bit proud
of the way the voters OF the country nc
Quilted themselves at the polls Tucsda,
and when asked TO talk, stated that h,
| like the remainder OF his party) was out
OF politics for the present.
IL came down here" he continued, &c
get away from poites anu W DcHcHt NV
health. am troubled with asthma ant
have heard much of the excellent climate
Of Western North Carolina and that !,
what brought lie here.
II am greatly pleased with your eoun
try. II is unique and there is none othc'
like il to bc found. shall stay in thi'
sect ION tor two or three weeks and cxIcc
to bc highly benefited" .
Mr.. Clarkson's son, II. Clarkson is will
him. The two expect to do considerable
driving around Ashcvillc and both ar
enthusiastic over the scenery.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-07
Who Told You So ?


W. T. Crawford saws that II G. Ewart
told him that he heard Jim Gudger say that
hob Vance told him that kope Elias heard
that there was no doubt that W. W Rollins
said that Tom Johnston thought that Bob
Furman had told Sitting Bull that Buffalo
Biil had declared to J II. Courtney that It
was generally believed that Dan Reynolds
had said in plain terms that he heard Jack
worley say that his friend John l.. Sullivan
had ssid that Bill Deaver informed him at
the congressional convention in this city that
Il was well known fact that the House
keepers Union had caught Gen. Clingman In
saying that in his opinion il was matter of
fact and OF grcat public interest that ]. ].
Mackry intimated to Jess Lowry tina, Bi
Nyc had said while attending the county con-
vcntion last saturday that anyone caught
reading this shall repair at once to the store
of A. u. COOPER. North Court Square. and
inspect his mammoth stock oi all kinds Of
Groceries, Provisions, Ne. where arrange
ncnts have been made to furnish YOU all
kinds of Staple and Fancy Groceries Of the
hest Quality at the Lowest Prices.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-07
ONLY FIRE WAS LACKING,
LOCOMOTIVES CRASHES INTO
A SI.EI.PER.
No One Killed, but several BasllS
Injured, and the wonder is That
ANY survive the Accident.

| CINCINNATI, Nov. An almost uiirac-
ulous escape from death by the occu-
pants of the Jacksonville, Fla, sleeping
car on the Cincinnati Southern road hap
pened at Junction City at 3.3s O'Clock
this morning.
The Louisville and Nashville railroad
crosses the Southern road at this point.
When train No. 4 of the Southern road
reached the station this morning o,
schedule time and stopped at the usual
place the middle of the sleeper stood di.
rectly acros, the track Of the Louisville
and Nashville. On the latter road II
heavy freight was coming from the west.
1t should have stopped Two hundred
feet from the crossing until the track was
clear, but il did not stop. II is said the
brakes would not work and that the
grade WAS too steep.
At any rate the train struck the sleeper
in the middle, the engine ploughinp
through and breaking the ear Ia pieces
and throwing the occupants right and
lcil on either side uf the track, The en-
ginc left the track and crashed into the
baggage room OF lhc Louisville and Nash
vile depot.
Fortunately the wrecked car did not
take FIRE and no one was killed outright.
The injured are lcrbcrt +. ronslcy,
Bclvidcre, ILL.,. cunrussion of the brain I;
Mrs :. ". Whc, Ter. Milwaukee, knee
cut slightly Jennie X, White. three years
old, Milwaukee, injured about the head.
rhcy are at Junction Civ, Ny, under
medical treatment; u. j. Wheeler, Find
lay, o.. slight scalp wound; bruises on
neck. Fred A. Shalcr, boy, Find'ay, o.;
slight bruises. Davis Il. Shalcr. Eirdlay,
o.: compression of chest. These three
are able To travel and will reach this city
this afternoon: ". 7. Harder, Jackson
vile, Fla, general freight agent Savan.
nah, Florida aud Western. badly injured
about the spine. u. y. Austin, assistant
general passenger agent Northern Pa
cifc. ST. Paul, Mimi, badly injured in
tcrnally.
A'sad feature of Austin's misfortune is
that he had gone to Jacksonville. Fla. to
take home the body OF his mother who
had recently died and her body was in
the baggage car at time OF the accident.
Mclean. conductor of the sleeper. was
slightly injured, as was also the engineer
of the freight train. Mr. L. ID. North
rup, of Ebeottsville, New York, pas
sengcr on the wrecked sleeper, said
he could not account for the escape oi
anybody on the car. The engine crashed
through il with such force that the
whole car was in ruins and the sleeping
passengers were thrown promiscuousl
among the debris. The delayed train
reached Cincinnati over three hours late
little after 10 O'Clock to-day.