Asheville daily citizen., 1891-11-04
AROUND TOWN.
Continued cold, nOrtheasterly
winds, fair weather. falr anu
alixhlIy warmer Thursday.

SLlxntly WARMER AuA oSAsAS'
w, H. Pearce, of Salisbury, is in the
city.
Revenue collections yesterday amount
ed to $7,O95.92.
The postmen have received and donned
their handsome new winter suits.
Ex-Governor Marshall. of St. Paul,
MINI, is stopping at the Swannanoa
Mrs. V. E. McBce and Miss Rosa
McBee stopped over in AshevllIe yester'
dav on their return to Savannah from
New York.
Misses Hannah and Carrie Strauss
have returned from Statesville, where
they were visiting the family OF Mr.
Isaac Wallace.
The city was billed today for Mrs.
Tom Thumb and the Lilliputians They
appear at the Grand on Wednesday
night, Nov. II.
A force of hands is at work on Church
street, cutting down tie sidewalk, and
a plank walk will be put down. Even
that will be a great improvement
Chief Hampton, OF Hampton's Detec.
tive bureau, left today for Baltimore,
where he goes to get Rogers, or Brosins,
who is wanted here for the robbery ot
rlIer's jewery store.
Election or no election Briccville or no
ba ,an,la ,Unnt IA and will
read the Want column OF THE CITIZEN
II YOU want anything remember this
fact, and indulge in Wantlet.
Mrs. GatcheIl. of Quincy, ILL.,, died this
morning at o'clock, at the residence OF
Mrs CHASER. in this city, ot consumption,
aged about 81 years. The remains were
sent to Quincy on the $50 train this
afternoon.
K. l.. Cooper, OF Murphy, was very
seriously crushed by a railroad train in
Atlanta on Monday. His father, James
W. Cooper, was tclegraphed for, and at
last accounts the injured man was rapidly
improving
Recorder Miller had good sized court
this morning. There were eight drunks,
at SIS each; two pistol cases, $50 each;
three cases of resisting and opposing
officers, $50. Total amount of fines,
$12o; number OF cases, 13.
lanes Owen, OF Newark. n. who had
been emp Dyed on the Vanderbilt estate,
died in the Mission hospital yesterday
morning at O'Clock He was only Is
wears old. The remains were sent TO
Newark on the 2.l5 p. III. train today.
Age certainly has nothing to do with
the case when it comes to love affairs
Register Mackcy this morning issued
marriage license to James Sumner, aged
II, and Margaret Presley, aged So,
white, of Buncombe. License to wed
has also been granted NJ. {. Toms and
Katie b. Johnston, oi Henderson.
Gazalne Carson, colored woman
about 30 years old, who lived on South
Water street, has been suffering from
organic heart disease for some time, and
last night had a severe attack. About
IL O'Clock this morning she ran into tht
ward, screaming that she was going t.
die, and tell to the ground. DR., Nj. {
/ Millender was called, but he found that
death had been almost instantaneous.
| +. Stikeleather returned last night
from Baltimore, where he had been called
10 see Mrs Stikeleather, who had gone
to that city several weeks ago. Mrs
Slikeleatuer is in Johns Hopkins hos.
pital, and, Mr.. Stlkeleather says, rs
greatly improved, 50 much so that it is
thought she will be abeto returnto Ashe.
vile in couple OF weeks. Mr.. Stike
leather is loud III his praise of the hos
pital in which his wife is staying.
Dr.. Samuel Dunlap P,ham, the wei
known proprietor ot Pelham's Pharmacy
in this city, was married IN Chariot,
last night to Miss Nary Quart Sinclair
of Charl tie. Tue ceremony took plac,
in the First Presbyterian church, al
o'clock. The couple took the night TRAN
for Ashevie arriving here on the earl,
morning train. THE CITIZEN and I'll,
numerous friends OF the newl y-wrddeC
pair extend congratulations
President George T. Winston. of tn,
state university at Chapel Hill, came II
on the Ducktowu train yesterday from
Bryson City and other points in tn
west. President Winston is drghtet
with his trip through this section o
country. He gave THE CITIZEN pleas
ant call last night, dropping III to &C
the latest news from the election state,
In addition to being thorough Srhola
and gentleman, Mr.. Winston is one Il
the handsomeSt men in the sta c
The United States court j. henmin.
along IN its usual track. Judge Die
presides with his old-timt dignit an,
finds no trouble IN prOnouncing ION
month in Jail and fined 500 and costs.
The following offenders against the rev,
nue. laws have heard that sentence sine
Yesterday noon; James Winters, r. NJ
Barker. Columbus Cole, Isaac Burnett
, Will Tabor, Nipper Grain, Lane Daltor
James Evans, James P. Hill, John Smith
, A slight accident happened to youn
couple last nigh. on bridge over Hon
t my creek, this county. A number {
I Young people were on their way HON
from the marriage of W. A. Allison t
Miss Ida K. Bryson. Acouple in bugg
were crossing over the creek, when II
horse baked and began backing. b
fore the young man or his lady compal
l. ion could jump the buggy was off Il
bridge, and they found themselves houn,
y ering in FIVE feet of water. The your
man gallantly ished his fair escort ou
. and the only damape resultinv was