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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10
"Life on the Siberian Road y

The subject of Mr.. Remnants fourth
lecture at the First Baptist church to-
night is Life on the Siberian Road"
1t is one of Mr.. Remnants most dramatic
pictures of exile life. The lecture will
be illustrated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10

Welcome to Citizen George Francis
Train
Minneapolis Wonderful City Greets
You! Physchic Regardsi 100000 Peo-
pie Give Cheers. Welcome a Million
Times! Retrenchment and Reform!
Hypocrisy! Cant! Rats! Monte Cristo.
Turn on the Hose
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10

If Judge wilkins decision as to what
constitutes newspaper stands, it is
questionable as to whether the city's
official publications in the Tribune are
LEGAL
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10

If, instead of advertising for stone,
the court house commission will arrange
to let Prof. " alters, of the law library,
gaze upon clay containing the proper
ingredients all the stone necessary can
be manufactured to order.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10

Yesterday was big with opportunities
for the ''masher' and his "let me lend
you the protection of my umbrella"
scheme; but at least one would-be lady
killer, with a lack of nerve of the proper
sort, is minus an umbrella. The lady
accepted the umbrella and walked
away with it alone.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10

Politicians who desire to secure the
undivided Celtic vote are cursing the
fate that debars them from marching
through the mud on the 18th of March,
clad in a silk hat, badge and cane.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10

The March lion dined on spring lamb
yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10

More improvements for Minnetonka
are promised every day, but Minnetonka
will never be a bowling, wild and woolly
Western success until the quiet, shady
retreats which facilitate Irritation are
largely increased.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10

Fred Pillsbury is going to become a
farmer. Bill Merriam must look TO his
laurels. Fred is hustler and this
move toward agriculture augurs politi-
cal aspiration.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10

Since John Boyle O'Reilly said that
the Irish always apostrophize their ma
tive land as dark-haired swarthy being
the distinctive complexion of the Hi
bernian race, r. Connolly has been tell
ing all his friends that he is an Italian.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10

For one day at least this week the
fame of G. J. Buel will pale INTO insig-
niticance. A greater than he is in
town, and his initials are G. f. L.
John Boyle O'Reilly says the Scotch
know the source from which Jamie
Gray draws his inspiration.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10

Frank Cotharm, the weIl-knoWn Clan
na-Gael man, was last night heard to eX-
press diSapprObatiOn of j. b. OReilly'S
lecture because "CrOppy Lie Down"
was not mentioned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10

No doubt many of the fair readers Of
the GLOBE will assert that the young
man mentioned above was too mean
for anything; but his revenge had not
the depth of that of another gay young
blade who claims the Flour City as his
home. This young man became smitten
with the charms of one of the city'S fair
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-10

There was blonde young man at the
Harris last night who had a good voice
pears in public he should wear ear
mutfs on it to deaden the sound.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
ECUMENICAI. COUSSII..
II VIII Meet at NasniustOn. OctO
bcT sGqI.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov, 2o.--The gen
cral committee to make arrangements
Tor the assembling of the ecumcnical
council of the Methodist church met in
Wcslcy hall in this city Yesterday. Those
present included Bishops Foss, Bowman
Hurst, Hendrix, German, Payne, Arnett
Chancellor Garland, of the Vanderbilt
university; General Superintendent Ce,
man, and others representing all divi-
sions OF the church and all parts of thc
country.
Bishop Hearst and DR.. Hamilton pre-
scented reports on the action of the Wcs.
lcyau and Irish conference relative to thc
coming council and asking to be full
represented in it.
On motion oi DR.. Hamilton it was rt.
solved that the representation for the
churches in America should he 800 dele
Iatcs and the foreign conference by 100
delegates.
II was decided that the American dis.
riCls r-0":H" '';1n"" 'H- II" ravrc't Ui
Hc n,,ps,nry cXpcus ul heir delegates
md ,ur the gniuIidirmynt oi foreign dele
.ai,S. It WAS resolved tu raise Il lund ui
rl9,uuu.
It was decided to hold tm' c"uucil at
Washington. beginning tie tliid We'd
lVSiuy ui October, 1891.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
TIIs: CONSUMPTION CURE.
Recurrence of tuberculosis Very
Rare Aucr T~catInent.

BERLIN, November 90 AS reward
for his services in the interests of medical
science. he emperor will probably con-
fer the title of mobility upon Prof. Loeb.
The professor states that the govern
ment must prepare the lymph used i'll the
cure of tuberculosis.
To-day's number of the German Medi-
cai Weekly contains an article signed by
prs. Bergman Fracnt2cntel and VIM.
Lcsly and staff Surgeon koChl, III which
they declare that after experiments III
many different eases they are prepared
"a cudul ST lir. Korh's statements re-
gnrding his remedy
Some at the evening paHcrs warn the
pub'iy against the illusions entertained
Hv many regarding tlr efficacy oi rroI,
kuch's remedy.
Dr.. Koch has dcsi mated as his assis-
tnnts, brs. lornct, Levy anu DcnGi,r.
lhcy make several huadrcd injections
every day upon ms many patients IN ten
sanitary establishments, Each OF these
iuctOrS treat between two hundred and
two hundred and fifty patients daily
These thicc doctors nlo"c have the ymph
iucy are not assisted by any other m"di-
cal men,
Prot. koc. Gsa,rts that the recurrence
pt tuberculosis aitcr n treatment by his
method ~ extremely rare,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
p.TIS,: = JISI'sT.
,Sns nG Kite Largest Corporations
Ia TIA, world.

CuicNGo, Nov. 2u.-Th,rc has been or.
,auis,l in this city during the past few
lny, "nr oi the larscs, corporations in
Is line. r., ,huricr was ni,d ~ Spring.
icld.
The name oi the new company
- the American harvester company,
inr the manufacture Of harvesting
machinery with a capital stock Of $50.
pOO,UuO. The directors ul tie new com.
pnuv will he: {. II. Mccormick, Viii.
'am Dccring. Walter \. Wood, Lewis
Miller. \. l.. Congrr and General \. ;.
bushnell. The purpose oi the new com
pauy is the huildiug of harvesting ma.
chimes The present decentralization oi
business ncc,ssiiatcd tie formation al
The new company. There is no intention
To raise the prices OF machincs which will
bc manufactured ai several different
works. Mccormick is To I've president,
Mood vicc.prcsidcnt. aud pe,riug chnir
mau ~ the board oi directors.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
SATIOSAi. aKNS.b..
what q, Resolved About "a ~.
lnutu.

ATLANTA. Nov. 2U,-rhc national
pr.insc closed its ten daNs' session yes.
tcrday.
Resolutions have h,cn passed luvDring
the Congcr lard bill and the Paddock
pure food bill the meat inspection bill :
invoriug tie opening nj the markets 81
th, world To American HgriruluIri dep.
rrca,ing socialism aud ngraritnism' :
Invoring the Australian ballot system;
urgiig the necessity al closely watch
ing the Interstate commerce biil To pre-
sen, it's bciug unnullrd; urging tie gov
rtnnent To ioi,clusc It's muf,gHg, un Va
ciic RAILROADS urging rclirl 81 cotton pro-
ducrrs from six .cr cent iUN, IhN"tihE
government loauing money in thc lcu
plr upon lnud-. ~ good security, TIE
rrnus, adjourned 10 meet ~ Siniighvid'
Ohio, next wear,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
~EsE'EL0CK'S,
CORNER EAGLE BLOCK.
10 SGurLA MAIN STREET. Z.

We are showing the best
stock OF Ladies', Misses and
{ Chillrcn's Winter Wraps in
the city.
Our display oilong Wraps,
Jackets, Plush and Fur
Goods. cannot be matched
elsewhere. Our garments fit
and givcgcnrral satisfaction.
We are constantly rcceiv-
ing new additions in Dress
Goods in black and colored
novelties.
\ full supply of "Cente-
mcri" and genuine Foster
Kid Gloves, Ribbons and
Dress Trimmings just receiv-
ed. 200 dozen Handker-
chiefs from 50c. to $50 per
dozen, also full line OF Corsets
in best makes, Hosiery and
Gloves for Ladies, Misses
and Children.
A complete stock Of Ladies'
and Misses Underwear in all
grades, also Blankets, Com
forts, Shawls, Household
Linens, Curtain Materials,
&c. Our stock OF Fancy
Goods is larger than ever.
Latest designs in China Silks,
, Felts and Wash Silks. Ladies
wishing to buy the best Dry
Goods in Ashcville will do
y well to call on us. Corner
Eagle Block, 46 s. Mains st.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
A SMALL RUN ON A BANK.
NEW YORK INSTITUTION nI:,
sII:GI:H.
The London Stock Exchange a
Prey to ItuniOrs, but There IL
Nothing in the situation tU Cause
Vueasiness.

New NoRK. Nov. 2O.-A run was begun
yesterday on the Citizens Savings bank
here and was continued this morning.
As carly as 0 o'clock from $4,000 to lG,
600 excited Poles gathered in he vicii itv.
Some of them had walked up and down
in the eneghborhood all night.
Within the bank President QuintarG
and the cashier sat watching the prcpar.
ations Tor the day, and n" president
sal |: ave made about a thousand dol
lars i'll intertst money yesterday, lost by
tine nig ghtvuyd dCpoSitags. III al we paiu
out over Sll3,OOO and took in about
$4,000. Ihcrun viii probably contuu,
to-day and tomorrow; but wc expect al
the money back next week"
\ dispatch from Philadelphia says the
failure OF Barker Bros. & Co., has iusi
hten announced on the STOCK exchange
The announcement ot the failure uar
no effect in depressing the market here II
New York.
LONDON. Nov. lo-Thc stock cXchang,
yesterday was the prey to rumors, non,
Of which were founded on fact. There il
nothing in the monetary situation to
create uneasiness. The bank OF EnSlan,
reserve will probably exceed l4uOu,oO
pounds and is expected to reach 5000,
900 pounds a week later.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
~ There ANY Ouc Here That
YOA KNOW:

Swanuanoa III. {. Brayton, Iivnlcr
sonvillc; ". G, Barclay and wi'c, STAN
ford Conn Wees Weston, Miss Weston
Arden; NJ, !. Mv,rS, y. y. {, l.. ImAli,
Rochester,
Ghn Rock E. II. N"rcom, Richmond
Va I. &. Mali. y. e.. Mise, II. Dcudy.
). { ~. l. MrCanlcs,. ku"xvIlr: u +.
Simpson and vic. Gu.kuoNw'lr, ILL.,; \.
Newhy, iirysnu City; ". I>i Stand, iiula
Tenn; !. {. Highway, Cincinnati; lnu.
Morrow, New York.
Hatters Park:-C. howd. Charlotte.
o. Y. Case, Findlay. o.; Miss Clara Lou.
isa Kellogg and mad. Carl Strakusch,
Carrie Morse.Lcc, Nm. II. Lee, Hem,
Dickmun, Charles l.. Pratt, ". II. Me
Cord, Is. McIvcu, New York; \. l.. Jones
". ]. Scrcycu, h. l.. Eupic and wife, :
c.; Dr. 4. Il. Lyman. L. K Handy, Bati.
more: +. X. llugcr, Knoxville; u. X. Col
lins aud wife. iryson City; Mrs. II. )
Reid. Iowa; Miss \. Pierce. Santa Clara;
Mrs. !. II. Mcvard, san Francisco.
Grand Ccntrm:-W. II. Grcmmcrcll,
Winston, y. &; +. Is. Lawson, Marshall;
Jas. O'Conncr. Thps. O'Conncr. ]. ".
Finch. l.. W Hall, ). u. Wagguncr, {. y.
Lowry, Kuoxvilly, y. +. Ilaw. Clcyc
land, Ohio; !. Stow, Atlanta; Ralph !.
Neal. Bowling Green, Ky; !. K. Thomas
Whittier; Luther Bur h, Franklin; ). &
Brcm, Grc,uSboru; ]. II. Elliott, Hickory.
+. l.. Guii. Richmond. Va L. &. Hill, y
e.; Richard Baumb,rgrr, Saluda; d
Trent, Lvnchburg. Va; sam Walker.
Danvillc; u. +, Lawson. Marshall; I. l.
Abbott. Ddnvil.c, Va; Fletcher K. I.uitin,
Gco. NJ. EuIla, Lexington; Geo. Young,
Coopcrs; ). K. prndy. ). {.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
DIR. BATTLE GOES roo.
nc starts tor tirriin, Gcruau> u,i,,
Afternoon.

pr. 5. Westray Battle lett on the two
O'Clock train to-day Tor New York. from
whicl, place he will sail SATURDAY. for Bcr.
lin. lie goes to the latter place uud,r
the auspices Of the United States navy
department to make an official nlinvcslign-
ton oi Prof. kuch's discovery for III,
cure ui consumption,
Dr. Battle says he has great faith in
Prof kuCh's cure ns tar rs lis ben. an
clhcirut aid III the treatment ul CuuSump-
ton is conCrrncl hut that he does not
think IL will ,ll,cl u cure 10y itself. H.,
saws that the advantages oi climate will
bc nt, dcd as heretofore aud that he does
not think Ashrvilc will he hurt ms e
health resort. On the contrary he Is OF
the opinion that institutions for ahmu-
is,cring the treatment val he established
here, 50 that patients can hrvc the hcn,.
III oi the climate IN connection with It.
lie will be ahscut from Ashyyiilc iOI
thirty days.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
hNT!M.l;RA|NE:.
----TN}gS---
NEVER FAILING CURE FOR
EsK,AYbAGEsk>.
TRADE MARK REGISTERRp.
Cures lev, ~ Variety al ESCudaChe
AND NOTHING ELSE.


w ,.... .n.s..-,s. ....-..- the enviabe reputa.
lion OF being the finest, most effective
aud reliable article H. che market for the
speedy relief and cure of every variety OF
that common trouble, HEADACHE. The
immense favor which has greeted it from
I'll quarters, proves it's true merits ana
,cccptability to the public. 1t is some
Jhing winch almost everyone needs, and
those who have once tried it, will never
ne without.
For its curative powers ii does not de-
bend upon the subtle influences of such
poisonous drugs as
ANTlPYRINE. MORPHINE,
CHLORAL AND COCAINE,
Since it docs not contain an atom OF
.ithcr OF these. II is absolutely free from
INJURIOUS chemicals, and can be taken by
Young and old witnout fear or serious
-esults. IL is II Cathartic, does not
iisarr;mgc the stomach, and contains
10 noXious OF sickeuing ingredients.
The peculiar advantages OF Antim''
.rainc consist in its being thoroughly
rrllablv as a cure tor any kind OF head
lrhv-wilhuut respect to causc-leavinS
no unpleasant or annoying aIter-eiiects'
Is IN the case ui other so-callcd harm.
,css" remedies. These qualities make it
he most popular and saleable article IN
he market. wherever known.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
the NEWS !
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS TO
THE CITIZEN
THE INDIAN EXCITEMENT IN
aOsIIH DAKOTA.
SITTING BULLS INFLUENCE NOT
SO GREAT ASST WAS,

=, 800. ,,,.,,,. - I. ~.
"iNN''N' NUN "''>N'' "' - '''
lO-rhc news tnnt troops nav, been or
,icr,d To- the reservation sped rmdy
,.r,.,, so,.,,,. ,ud ipr o,rcr,,l effect
"'S"''" '"'"' '''''" '''''' '''
disappeared. with wat opl'cl hnd IL
what direction cnnupt vet DC learned
rh,rs s,s,iu,ut np4t Ia some quarters
and thc genera, mp.yssion is that tn,
b cks arc running Iw,y from what hey
r .ard Il an ,,.., nag cdlam0y.
II may br, however. that they are
Iallup,l acrr,S the ,uGut'N t. m,j'r the
northern Chcycnu,s, he most cA ,tibIv
p"n" "' '''''''n, w trr WV, '" '',' W
',n,s aid ynmr,, ,,,, ,r,,h,ru,. nyrr Inc
outlook, and pruilcr the warmcst niyud
ship Tor the whites.
MAJOR M,i.au%n''l' hS'ht mrrc' ""S
lust returned nom S(tilS bull camp
on Grand river nnu reports lhc u'he's
still gong On, hut SilunS l'uli inliu nee
mas weakened greatly III the last W,eK'
NOW u mas u" NOR, lhail - hu.uI ca u
50 ri followers. lie received M'Q, Nc
i-ausiiih cofdiailN, hnl the young Uf'hs
scowled ~ tGt agent Us u" Sl
he was no. welcome l'' 20
= long talk win Stl" 2 hniir nNu
'atish>d tiiat TIE "d t'I'. it't. I" li'
'pnmg MrSsiah rs on the dc'''nr ant
hat, u"lesr sonnet ~ n'h"r's ca "e' nrS
ncr, is no pr"hhMttN ~ r. n'r lhls
Nint'r and un~Nih ~ none u ~ 'N''NS'
Cen, RrSer's prcsruyr hS'' I'#t Nr.h
'i.d .h' ,'i',' y, l,d.''HE ".s'."S ""''i
'"li"wcrs l'y m,Hr.S u'' u".i, ." '.'L' n'W
4 las G"I ru""S" u'" Il" '"ts go
'"n',"iS" II .'e wan, TO-
For som, m""'hN past 'h'r. h'N' 't''
runOls vi ,AvIi nIyw. "n lhl ludInu res.
..,v,r,nus IN the ,yn n-kD.... ,,nvr,
-, .,.,,.. -, ....,.r;,..
'"''' "",' NV" . '''>''
Sock ard other PLACES some 'n'' ''"'
sand lnaiuns, says the Baltimore Sm..
Sitting hull app,a ars ru bc one ui Iu,
rlici promoters OF iruuulr. "a, gr,at,s.
danger To whites who have s,tIl,l
near the Indians ARISES u um ihc sp'rrC
nf a species ot rrh"'oUS iguU,lCiSn
among all the tribes on ar out ni i,scgv".
uons from Utah aud Nevada 1" DrEo'a
Gathering some vague idea al the M's.
siah from the teachings al ia,
missionaries, a Pah-.'c lud,'w
to VIII ~ the American name 81 JON
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20

Secretary Window denies that the
treasury is empty, aud says he has
money to meet any cmcfgencics.
An effort will probably he made ut the
approaching session ui congress To pass
u pension deficiency bill eating $50.
100000.
Governor Hill has made up his mind
not tn accept the New York Scnatotship,
but To run again iur governor aud keep
IN iront Tor iSn2.
Michigan democrats hope to elect In,
ted States senators IN 1893 aud lSDj.
They claim ten ont NJ the eleven con.
grcssmcn recently elected.
senator John e.. Carlisle is quoted ns
saving that the rebate on tobacco omit.
ted IN the tnril hill will bc restored at
the next session oicongrcss.
Judge Stewart, uf baltimore has de-
,idcd that he would sentence Mary Metz
durii to I've hanged, The rirl, who is only
fourteen years old, caused the death o
two persons by poison.
Capt. Charles H. McBlnir, or Mary
land, who served with distinction IN h,
| United States and Confederate nnvivs
/ died in Washington. lie was at one tim,
adiutant.gcncral oi Maryland.
George La Blanche. midilc.wcigh
champion OF the world. was whipped b,
George kcsscr, uniddlc-weight champion
Of Montana, In hltccn-rounj hghc u
the Butte (Moutauaj race track.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
Wis. MAuIowE's coSDIrION.
sn. H. 30 worse. ana There Mas
Sot Itr an Operation.

pIuI.AplLriuA. Nov. 2O.-Thcrc has
been un change in Miss Marlowc's condi'
,inn. The swelling IN The glands OF hrr
throat has not increased. nor has II d..
miuishrd. That size has not grown
worse Is considered by the ph, sicians u
favorable sign. aud they think an opera
INN mnN lr nnssihlN nYnihrh.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20

TIL, S.xt place oi Icc,iuR VIII
re AT Iso.iOn.

ATLANTA. Nov Gothic delegates to
the Wnmcu's Chrhtnn Temperance nm
iun convention spent ycstcr,lHvat Indian
Springs. where Il II proposed Ia establish
.,n imrhriIic ASYLUM. The waters there,
IL is claimed, iuruisi sure cure Tor the
whi.kcy habit. Boston has h,cn selected
~ the next place oI meeting, one year
hence. The delegates l,ii to-day.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
SOW IT'LL. go.
rhc Ladies' Take Hold Of the
worlds Fair.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2O.-Thc board oi lady
managers nf the worlds Columbian eS.
pnsi,ion met here yesterday after.
noon. They were called to order
and welcomed to participation in
the work hy President T. W. Palmer,
nj the nntinugl commission. Then the
body proceeded to the formation Of u
temporary nrgnnilniion which resulted
IN the selection ui Mrs. Nm. II. FELTON,,
ul Georgia. temporary picsidcnt, aud
Miss Cora rayuc, Kentucky, temporary
secretary,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
Asnc,ii,. ropa,co nu,cr Abroad

GpgpNnVnLg. TrNS, NV. 2O.-Thc
REGULAR tobacco sales to-day ut the three
warehouses were immense, The Farmers
warehouse sold ia,OOu pounds, nNerng.
ms 50 10. ADAMS sold about 10000.
averaging Sl3. iIrannan Bros. sold
from 95. 900 to 10000, averaging SIS.
\ full ri buyers from llnnyillc Rich'
mnnd. Lynchbufg, Ashcvillc, Durham
and llttstul are here,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
pr.MANn An AD>ANcE.
Indiana coal Dsi,r,r Wan, 80 rcr
DAN.

BpA,ll.. lnd, Now gu.-pnvcrN in the
c,nl mines here have demanded nn Hd.
vance IN wages tu - pcr day. The op.
orators are determined 90 i'lusc the de
mnnd. 4 gcu,rti suslgusiun oi work
throughout the NJ rk coal Ills rict is i'm
n,iurnt. \ yearly rate hus hrcn hN,d'
but some operators IfC paying 81,
hence nll are asked to,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
manh oi ,.n.InMd .sn,..

I.oSpuS. Nov. 20 "A regular meeting
ol the directors of the bank oi England
took 'at, to-day. They made no change
In the hanks rate nf discount. The rate oi
dis,uunt In orcn market Is nommally
seven Der cent,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
p,,rr.I.Scy or s.o,ooo,ooo.
n Comes IRON, ti,c i<cpubiica,i-
I.cusiouing I.Ncrs bod>.

WAsuiSGroN, Nov 2O.-Commissioncr
Rnum has complied his estimate oi the
probnblc dchc,,ncy IN tho amount oi
I'm, rnsinn appropriation tr the cur
rent fiscal yclr due ~ part tn tue lr''.
sion bill pas I'd ut the last session ol
congress. The amount II htllc less
thnl SD, ,UnU, 900.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-20
A. ,,aa, certain ve.terdn,.

ATLANTA. Ca, Nov. 20.--Thc lcRisla.
tur met In joint session yesterday aud
formally announced the result of ycster.
DAYS eiertion Of John u. Gordon as scn.
ntor for the full term VI six yeats from
March 1. 1901.
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A,.pnn,a scnaior-hrp.

MnS1GoNKR,, Nov. 2O-'rhc dcmo.
cratic legislative caucus met at I.3O y. ~.
Yesterday aud resumed bhlluting ior the
candidate Tor uni,cd States senator.
The fourteenth and last ballot resulted ;
puph, a.: Watts, II, SCai, 3S, Holb,
49, The caucus then adjourned To Ii3o
this evening,
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psr,utcrs' Home.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-Thc trustees oi the
Childs.Drcxcl printers home to-day APP
pointed u committee with full power to
receive aud accept the plans and specih.
cations aud make contracts for the
building.
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AFFAiRS or CONSEQUENCE.

ruRlIDN.
Nationalist leaders have declared their
LOYALTY To- Mr.. pnfrcll.
Our Thousand men hcsigcd the poor
guardians at Schnll county Cork, Ire
land. iur food or cmpl ymcnt. II was
stated that thirty families III the parish
were starving.
Mr.. luiltrr. editor oi - London review,
charges STANLEY. the explorer, with open.
iup a box containing documents uf Lieu.
tenant Jameson cunhdcd tu his carc, and
making extracts from diary before he
delivered IL to n bank to take care
of IL.
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Who Told You So {?

W. T. Crawford SAYS that " 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 thnt Tom Johnston thought that Dob
Furman mad told sitting Bull that Buffalo
nil had declared to J 4. Courtney that it
was generally believed that pan Reynolds
had said in plain terms hat he heard lack
worley say that his trend John l.. sullivan
had said that i'ilt De YER informed him at
the congressional cos cntaon in this city that
it was :, well known tact that the ,ious
keepers Union had rau.,ht G-n Clinrman in
saying that in his opinion it vas n matte, rf
.lackey intimatcd to less Lowry that Ri
Nyr had said Will" attending the county con-
vcntion last saturday hat anyone caugh,
reading this shall repair ut once to the storr
nf \, II. COOPER, North Court Square. ard
inspect his mammoth stock Of aii kinds Of
Groceries. Provisions. &c., where arrange.
.nents have been made to furnish YOU all
hnds of Staple and Fancy Groceries vi thr
Hest Quality ut the Lowest pri,cs.
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