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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-11-10

rursOAr. NOVEMBER 10. 1891.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-11-10

q. MoCAUSLAND. Superintendent:
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-11-10
NEWSPAPER OPINION

Wilmington. November 10.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23

EDITOR The CITREN:-l see from an
article in in one OF your last weeks pa.
pcrs that permit from the county com
missioncrS was granted to the Rough
and Rcadys to erect monument on
the public square to the memory Ot the
honorable and brave dead of that COM
panv, and as the remnant now left shall
pshs away their names are to be placed
on that memorable monument also,
sec also they have only about $500,
suppose raised by that honorable little
band, leit and Il generous public will bc
asked to assist, which have no doubt
they will readily do aud willingly do, AS
it will cost from two to three thousand
dollars which heartily endorse.
In Justice to one OF its members and the
people that will DC called upon ! suppose
to erect or assist that monument, there
is a report in the county that ought to
he corrected, it false, and if true Il conild.
ing public ought to know it. 1t is this,
that Judge Green deserted his comrades
during the war. Another report is that
one OF these comrades refuse to march
with him when called into line by these
gallant captains on occasions that brings
them together, and that is Mr.. Williams
Now, Mr. Editor, these reports have been
gong round for sometime, and think
the time has come when i'll Justice to MIR
Grccn and all concerned, they ought tc
bc settled and at once Respectfully
~ ]. Fagg.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23
THE BIRDS RYE VIEW.
what AN Appreciative Paper Has
so Say About Il.

what an Appreciative Paper Has
sO Say About IL.
From the American Carbonat,r.
We have received from MIR. {. H. Camp
bell, the prominent and popular Asheville
IN. c., bother, a magnificent chart
about three feet square, containing a
birds eye view of the beautiful city of
Ashcvillc, 1t is certainly one of the hand
soonest pictures we have ever had in our
Office, representing as it docs exactly
every house in the city, with every street,
park, hill and landmark of the sur
"ounding country. The names of the
streets are all given, and all the public
and prominent buildings are designated
by numbers, among which are II
churches and 8 hotels, including the
famous Battery Park hotel and Kcnil-
worth Inn. As an evidence of the rapid
growth of the city we may state that in
1880 the population was only 2,610,
while in 1890 il had grown to II 500.
AS an evidence OF the accuracy of the
drawing of the houses we could easily
designate the factory and grounds ofMr,
Campbcll's b"tllinp establishment by its
resemblance to The photograph of them
kindly sent by him several months ago
and il it were not for the iact that Mr.
Campbell is already there, we would say
that Ashcvile is Il fine opening for bot
tier Altogether We congratulate til.
citizens of Ashcvillc both on their tnt
city and their enterprise in getting VI
such a splendid view OF the same.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23
SIR WILLIAMS BRIDE.

Sir William Gordon-C Cumming turned
greatest victory.-Troy Press.
Lady Gordon-Cumming believes her
liegc to be innocent OF all charges, in spite
OF everything, Why' Because !-Bos-
ton News.
Wales gets a rcady-made English YER
diet and Sir William gets an American
wife II looks as if Willie had the best OF
it.-Washington Post.
Sir William Gordon-Cumming is Il
happy witness to the fact that man
can lose and gain his suit at the same
time-Atlanta Constitution.
Gordon-Cumning's income will be in
creased SIS 900 n year by his marriage.
This beats baccarat--even assisted
baccarat-all TO pieces Washington
Star.
II is not often that IL man can lose a
big lawsuit and his good name and the
next day fall into $4,000 year with n
handsome American girl attached
Kansas City Times.
1t is to be hoped that Sir William Cor
don-C Cumming will appreciate the sarrl-
fees that his bride has made in remaining
faithful to a gambler convicted Of cheat
ing.-Nrbraska State Journal.
The new American wife oi Sir William
Gordon-C Cumming, ii it said, cnjoys al
anaual income of S7J 900, She can hell
him keep his promise not To play cards
any more Ohio State Journal.
Sir William Gordon-C umming has been
dismissed from the British army. but
then, Sir Gordon is married and as lonl
as Mrs Cumming believes IN him what
matters the cdict Of the army.-Whccllnl
Register.
Sir William Gordon-C Cumming, with /;
loving wife and friends that believe il
his innocence, may not bc entirely un
happy even though lie has had to give
up the army, his clubs and the prince .
Walcs.-Mobilc Register.
Who would have ext lcctcd SO romantic
aud dramatic conclusion to Il game o
cards? From expressions OF pit" al
/ London has turned to say lucky dog,
A beautiful wife and S2,ooo,O0o an
pretty good observation-disclosures
Star.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23

NAUGHTY CHhRLIE.-"l am glad to
hear that your graduation was such a
success, dear" but it wasn't" "Whv,
| heard that you received round after
round of applaure." $50 | did, but |
was not half through with my ESSAY; |
merely intended to make an impressive
pause. 1t was that hateful little idiot,
Charlie Tapecounter, who started them,
and I'll never speak to him again as long
as live, don't care if he docs-admire
-rnc. c."-lndianapolis Journal.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23
PLATONIC AFFECTION.

The Prince of Wales friends insist that
his friendship for Lady Brooke was pure.
" platomic. Possibly, poss'blv.-Uticd
Observer.
Plato's philosophy, like lIancocks ia
riff, WAS intended I"r revenue only. That
ls where Wales made lis mistake. kan.
sas City Journal.
Lord brooke is right. When a woman
lndulgcs in 'plalonlc friendship wilha
notorious rake il is time to SUE Tor Il dI
yorcc.-St. Joseph Herald.
a fanny report is in circulation to the
effect that English society always re
gardcd the intimacy OF the Prince %
Wales and Lady Observation-Disclosures tn,
Babbmg Bruokc--as entirely platonic
THIS could not have been the belief of ht
Princess Of Wales, Tor she has made 1T
vonccalmcnt ot her desire to avoid Lad,
ookc.-Alhany Express.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23
LIFE IN NOKTH CAROLINA.

Mr.. Henry A. Bond, OF Edonton, is
dead. He was n wealthy man and Il use
iul one in his section Of the State.
The cotton receipts in the Raleigh
market for the season foot up IS. 723
bales, or 1880 more than last season
to this date.
There is certain to he long fight
over the merchants purchase tax mat
ter. The opponents Of the tax i! is be
licved will win in the courts, Says the
Raleigh correspondent of the Whining
ton Messenger,
This week the list al the payers OF
direct tax will he sent to the iorty-one
counties i'll which the tax was paid. As
the lists had to he made alphabetical,
time was necessary. In a general way
it may bc said that payments will begin
about July l
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23

$50 feet from the public square; 300 feet from
the United States government buildng 400 feet
from Patton Avenue and street railway; ~? feet
from Main street and street railway; 800 feet from
Haywood street and street railway. Almost completely
surrounded with substantial brick blocks, occupied
and forever he occupied for business purposes long
as any business is done in Asheville.
Girdwoods laundry $50 feet away. One Of Asheville's
shrewdest business paid $4,000 for that property
lately. The building is not worth over $4,000, leaving
$4,000 for the land, or
$500 PER FRONT FOOT
that price now Go and see if you can buy any
property on Patton avenue between the Public
Square and Haywood street for less than $500 per front
foot Come to this sale and buy property for shade less
than that
1t of this and adjoining property three thou
sand dollars to open the extension o Penland street
southward to College street opposite the opera house
Purchasers at this sale will reap the benefits.
The occupation of Haywood street 10y the railway will
divert Penand street the immense tide oi vehicle travel
to northwest Asleville and Richmond Hill. Before you
know it Penand street will become
GREAT THOROJTHFARk,
and these beautiful lots OF such convenient SIZE will
into use for d multitude OF business purposes.
Secure one more OF them while you
Delays Are Dangerous
In the purchase of gilt edged Ashevie real es-
tate experience has proved for years past Terms OF
sale 20 per cent cash. balance in six twelve eighteen and
twenty months at per cent interest payable semi
annually. soste.s.seesa
Nv. B. Gwyn &W. M. Cooper.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23

ACCOUNTED EoR.-"Cholly, how do
YOU weckon II man acquiahs a flow ol
ideas?" 81 don't know, wcallv. unless
he gets watnh ON the bwan. Washinp-
ton Post.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23
LEMON EI.IXIR.

Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For tevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For slceplcssness, nervousness and pal
pitation of the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
For Indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough Or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozlev's Lemon Elixir will not
ail you in any of the above named dis
eases, all of which arise from torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or
bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. MozLEY, Atlanta,
Ca, soc and S1.o0 per bottle, at drug.
gists.
LEMON HOT DROP.
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarsencss,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrlage
and all throat and lung diseases. Elc.
giant, reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DIR. IL. Mozley, Atlanta, Ga.
jan17eod
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23

Wfs1ir,t '.. ".ns; uel.
notice some OF the North Carolina
papers are Praisins Harrison forappoint-
ing two democrats to the bench of the
lard court Of claims. The truth is, he
had to do il. Ransom fixed the bill 50
thar two democratic judges we're required
by law in the composition of the court
This is the sole reason chat acre are any
democrats onf. Few men know better
than Ransom how ~ frame bill for
PARTY advantage, aud the evident Justice
soi this aitaugrmrnt is TOO putcnt for fur
lher cumment.
Pleasact to the taste and readily taken
Is Sinlinons Liver Regulator.
That splcndid picture Of AshevilIe for
d six months Subscription 70 THE Ciff
sen.M See advertisement,
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23

One dollar II year will cover your doc.
tors bin If you take Summons Liver Re.
uulatOr,
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23
LEMON HOT DROP.

LADIEE
Needing q tonic or children who want build.
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON BiTTERS.
II is pleasant 10 take, cures Malaria, Indi.
Eestlon, Biliousness and Liver Complaints.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23

PIeasaat to the taste and readily takeI
Is Sinrrlons Liver Regulator gE
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23

the re-
have been
continued
re- pra Ii
which Mr.
ut Of cx-
,dfIce ana
he history
I Of any
JHeSt tHlA-
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23

my, part
. "lJatilisll
wealth."
copy for II
cost two
llicli even
ics is not
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-23

he board ui
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rider ul the
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way con-
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Evening journal., 1891-06-30
THEY NAV FIGHT M,KlNL IN.
II So, Captain NTeredith's Case win y.
fha gu,taa

IL So, Captain Meredith's Case win To
the Cause.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The fight of the
knights Of Labor against Captain Mere
dith, chief Of the bureau Of engraving and
printing, has assumed increased interest
IN view of the fact that It has been taken
up by the executive committee Of that
order. Information has reached here rnAt
Messrs Powderly, Deylin and Hayes have
left Columbus, o., to visit Washington in
connection with the matter Accompany
ing them are Daniel j. Ryan, secretary OF
state of Ohio, and ID. X. Watson, attorney
general OF Ohio.
The Knights in former interview with
Secretary Foster made the threat thist
they would use the power Of that orguni-
zation TO defeat the election of Mr. Nc
Kinley for governor this fall il their de-
mands for the reinstatement Of certain
Knights Of Labor discharged from the
bureau Of engraving and printing at
Washington were not complied with. It
is with this object in view that the prin-
cipal officers of the Knights Of Labor are
now ON their way here, accompanied by
two Of Mr.. McKinley's close friends.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
A NEW DISEASE EoR AMERICA.
Russian jews En- Route who Have the
BIackpox.

LONDON, June 3O.--A Berlin dispatch
says that considerable excitement pre-
walls in that and other German cities over
the reported outbreak Of that disease
known as blackpox among the Jewish
refugees from Russia. The disease has al
ready spread 10 German residents near the
frontier, where most of the Jews cross
over, and that great CONSERVATION is felt
wherever IL has made its appearance. The
blackpox is said to be the result OF the
horrible squalor and filth in which many
OF the immigrants exist at home, and it's
breaking out is partly consequent on the
privations TO which they have been sub
jected. The German health authorities
everywhere are keeping a vigilant lookout
70 prevent the spread OF the disease from
the immigrants, against whom, as far as
possible, quarantine is maintained until
they are safely shipped to New York At
Hamburg and Bremen the immigrants
are quietly taught by friends not TO say
anything about Russia on their arrival IN
America, but to claim that they were Aus
trian or German subjects In this way
they hope to escape the scrutiny likely to
be bestowed on the Russian Jews.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
me rrlnt of PECK.

WArERTowy, n. Y, june 90-Smith NJ
Lindsay, the noted lawyer Of Utica, hal
arrived here with a commission to act foi
Attorney General Tabor with lansing &
Lansing, Of this city, In the trial befor,
Governor Hill's referee, Judge Gilbert, @
Clinton county, of the chargest ngains
District Attorney Peck, OF this county, fo
mnlversation and malfeasance Ia Office
three prominent citizens having preferre,
he charges and petitioned the governor
for his removal The trial begins today.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
Constitution of the Peoples Party.

MILWAUKEE, June 3O-The constitution
and bylaws. as revised and changed by
Secretary Schilling, of the new Peoples
party, provide that any citizen may be
come member by signing thedeclaration
of principles and the platform Of the ma
tional body aud pledging himself to un-
qualitiedly support the principles as enun-
ciated Any member who makes motion
TO indorse a candidate, or to enter into
fusion with any other political party, shall
Immediately cease to be a member Of the
new marty
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
chlnese Iopers We're slain.

OTTAWA, June 90.-Dr. Smith has re
.urned from British Columbia, whittier h,
was sent % investigate reports Of lepros-
among the Chinese. He found that al
the developed cases in Victoria, six IL
number, had been segregated on an islam,
about seventeen miles from Vancouver
where they have been supplied with neces
,aries sufficient 20 last them eight months
In two cases Dr. Smith found that the vic
tims Of the loathsome disease were secret
ly slain by their fellow countrymcn &,
prevent the possibility Of contagion.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
rhe pcIamnler pero.Ilor. N ne.rnIr.

MEADylLLE, Pa, June 80.-rhe Della
mater bank failure, which occurred henrls
seven months ago, now seems forgotten
BY all except the unfortunate depositors
George pelamater, late Republican can
didate for governor, is now at Pugei
sound, Wash; 4. A. Delamater, lat,
superintendent Of the Meadville and Lines
Vile railroad, is ia Chicago; Victor Della
mater, eX-cashier of the bank, is preparing
20 90 20 sharon, Pa, and George Della.
mater, father of the young mon, is re
cuperating at Put-in-Bay The unfortu
nate depositors seem TO have given. up ali
nope of ever getting anything.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
nallingcr's New Loase OF T.lfc.

TRENTON, June 30 Edward A. Hall:n
ger, the colored murderer, sentenced to b,
hanged today, was denied a writ Of habea
rorpus in the United States district court
Ills counsel at once appealed to the SUI
preme court OF the United States. Thi
acts as stay Of execution, aud the cas-,
may not be decided for az least thre.
vcars The ground for the application Wa.
Judge knapp's neglect TO take testlmon,
90 determine Halingers guilt after D.
pleaded guilty; and also that Hallinger +
a British subject, and under existing
treaties entitled 30 trial.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
a PTenrranged Plan

"Rcfecting on these two conversations
was the less surprised both at Prince lis
marck's resignation and at the young em-
peror's resolution; for I saw that in nc
cepting the resignation he had, as it were,
followed the indications of his grand
fathers desire, and had beforehand chosen
the successor pointed cut by his gr.' =
fatherr
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
nippoiyte censed slaurh,cr,ng.

NEW YoRK. June 80, Letters from
Hayti state that since the demand made
by the French minister for n,Amnity for
the killing Of NJ. Rigaud foreigners are
treated with consideration and that the re-
ported assassination OF President lIippolyt,
had one salutary effect on him, for he i'm
mediately ceased his Wholesale slaughters
and modified the penalty against the gov
srnment to exile, over 100 meif being ban
lshed from the island.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
To R.instnte Nnlsnn.

DENVER June 90 President Beaman,
Of the American Trotting association, will
issue circular today reinstating the great
stallion Nelson and his owneron the tracks
of that association. President Beaman
says that there is no rule by which man
who drives his horse TO win can be pun.
ished even though it may have been ar
ranged beforehand for that horse TO win
the race. He also says that the manner in
which Nelson was suspended was illegal
Nelson has the worlds stallion record OF
2.fOi(
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
An Army onIcsr,. nI,srane.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 30 eveninl
paper states that Lieutenant Benjamin 5
Weaver, Of the First United States in
fantry, stationed at Benicia, Cal, has dc
serted and gone TO Chill, ari that youni
woman from Fort Bidwell, named Mis-
Rose Hooper, has accompanied him. Tn
company funds, It Is said, are also missing
Weaver has a wife living in Columbus o
Weaver was dismissed from the army il
1856, but was reinstated by Presiden
Cleveland
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
The Connecticut senate Meets.

HARTFORD, June 30-The senate me-
yesterday and adjourned until the first
Monday in September E. X. Hubbard
was appointed trustee OF the Connection
hospital for the insane at Middletown g.
dll the place u the late DIR. Alsop Sena
tors Fox, Holden and Shumway were ap
pointed a committee TO draw up resolu
tions on the .rath Of DR. Alsop The DAY
was givea mp to considering the report oi
the COMMITTEES on res ,tnlions on the deatl
OF DR.. AisNp
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
Dnnwooar suceeeds oreetv,

NAsniNGroS, June ao.By direction o
the president and at the request OF Secrr
,ary Rusk the following officers have bee
assigned to duty with the weather bureau
Major Henry II. G. Dunwoody. sigma
corps; First Lieutenant William A. Glass
ford aud First Lieutenant Joseph H. Max
held. signal corps; Second Lieutenan
John T.. Finley, Nineteenth infantry. III,
transfer Of Major Duuwoody, II is thought
viii give him charge of the weather bu
reau, a. Chief Signal Officer Greely's as
,gnment 10 the bureau was not requested
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
No alnrll,.hns for chloarn.

WASHINGTON, June 80. Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury Nettleton has di-
rected that the two Japanese men i'm
ported by Mr.. Wolf, of Chicago, must be
returned to Japan. Mr. Wolf imported
from Japan two vehicles known there as
jinrikshas and two japanese men to pro
pei them by hand, his intention being to
place them in the public parks of Chicago
for the purpose of hauling children free OF
charge. He agreed TO give the men twenty
dollars each per month.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
TO distribute the Centennlal Baianc,

PHILADELPHIA, June 3O.-Judge Butler
has filed an opinion that the balance held
by the centennial board of finance should
be distributed among the stockholders.
The fund amounts to Si3, l0i6l, and as
there are l3,9l5 stockholders widely scat
tered the dividend will amount to but
two or three cents a share TO each. II had
been proposed to donate the fund either to
the Pennsylvania museum or the Histor-
ical society
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
The Missouri River Running wild.

ATcHIsoN, Kan, June 30.-The Missouri
river has cut through Doniphan point, a
few miles north OF Atchison, and con-
verted several Missouri farms into vast
island. The newly found channel is get
ting wider every hour, and il is feared
that the entire current will change in less
than forty-eight hours. This will leave q
lake eight miles in length in the old bed
The river has been rising rapidly for twen-
ty-four hours, and an overflow Is looked
for in the bottom land affected by the cuk.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
The Eastern Yacht CIub's Regatta.

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, June 3O.-The an
nual regatta OF the Eastern Yacht club
was sailed yesterday afternoon. The
weather was all that could be desired aud
some spirited contests took place. The
winners in the different classes were May
flower, qinore, Gossoon and Fancy. Cos
soon wins the Puritan cup for the fast
est time over the long course.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
nrnrcod nnd kIdnnned.

NEW YORK, June 30.-Alexander Xii
patrick, nineteen years of age, who says h,
belongs in pittsburg, arrived from Europl
and is detained at the barge Office. He say
that hotel keeper at Pittsburg nance
Lyon drugged him with liquor, and whil'
ia that condition he was shipped TO Glib
raltar He says he was very cruelty treatet
on board the ship and that he escaped ant
worked his passage over 70 this country.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
warned and anon shot.

PEORIA, Ills, June 30-Some time ago
Royal Frisby received a notice signed 80
ciety Of Justice" and bearing a skull aud
crossbones giving him warning that he
was to be killed In the morning his dead
body was found in his barn riddled with
shot The notice is believed to have been
sent by friends of his divorced wife.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
prin,er., netnsed N,ne uour..

NEW YORK. June 80 AT a full meeting
Of the Typothete society the proposition
of journeymen printers asking for reduc
tion Of labor to nine hours was refused
Secretary Paseo is Of the opinion that the
adoption OF toe resolution will lead to y
general strike IN September.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
A Desperate triple Murderer Arreste,

CHICAGO, June 3O-Lewis Dillinger,
alias Paul May, who a year ago escaped
from the Jail at New England, Mo-, few
hours before he was to have been hanged
for the murder Of his wife and two men,
was arrested in this city after a desperate
running fight with the police officer, dur
ing which twenty-four shots were ex-
changed. Dillinger received several shots.
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
gladstone Getting stronger.

LONDON, June 30-Mr, Gladstone is get.
ting stronger already under the influenc,
Of sunshine and sea air, and the color Is
returning to his cheeks. This, however
does not reassure the Liberals It is ad
mitted on all hands that Mr.. Gladstone
improves when he is away from work, but
he just as surely goes backward when he
attempts to give attention to public busl-
uaao
Evening journal., 1891-06-30
A. oId naIt,more r,rm ran.

BALTIMORE, June 30-The firm OF H.
Straus Brother & Co. has made an assign
ment to ex-Judge Fisher, Simon Rosen-
berg and Henry l.. Straus. The firm had
been doing business in this community for
fifty years and retired from active business
in the spring of 1890. The preliminary liza
bilities are si60O0O and the contingent liza
bilities s20O,OOO The assets will aggregate
$3.50 900.