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900.
This failure caused considerable talk in this city
yesterday there being il is said fifty creditors
here. Carter Pinney &c Kellogg have claims in their
hands amounting 10 $1,000 They attached the
firms bank account in two banks in this city. but found
little balance. The firm is composed Of Albert and
Robert Weis. The business started in 1876 by
Halt Wes d Co.. in which firm Albert Wes was a
partner and they succeeded in April 1886. By the
present firm. J.. N. HoTnthal. OF New York. became
special partner for 100000 and continued for five
years up 10 April 80 last. when lie withdrew. The
firm formerly dealt also in clothing but gave w that
line several years ago. IN February 1887. they bought
ont the stock OF Block Oppenieimer Il Co.. drygoods
merchants, it WIS said. for 1925 900. On January
i last their statement showed assets Of Se33.703.
liabilities. S217 9lS. Albert Weis is president OF the
Island CITY savings Bank Of Galveston. BhmenStel
d Hrsch yesterday obtained an attachment against
them for 81 024 In favor of William Openhym Sons.
samuel Goldberg has been appointed receiver for
Bonnell e. Co. printing ink manufacturers. Of No. 20
Rose st. on the application OF the National state Bank
George b. Bryant has been appointed receiver IN
complementary proceedings, for william Bailey pres|
dent Of the Carolina Knoxville and Western Railway
Company on the application OF Helen A.. sheriff.
Deputy Sheriff Murphy yesterday received two cx-
scutons agGregatinc $500, $40 against the New 0riS
(abke Railway COMPANY in avoi of Joshua b. SIlaw
one being on judgment from Oneida County for S4t2
e1O and the other from Monroe County. for S9S'3o.
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TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.
FAILURE OF BIG DRY GOODS FIRM IN CALVES.
TON, TEXAS.

Galveston. Tex. Nov. 6-The large drygoOds firm Of
Wes Bros. made assignment yesterday, Gus
Levy being named the trustee The assets are said
TO be between $500 900 and $780, 600 liabilities. $780,
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A mass meeting in the interests OF the McAll Mis-
in France will be held In the Marble Church at
Fifth-ave. and Twenty -ninthst., the evening Of
November II. The New York auxiliary OF the Amer
lean McAl Association has officers In about forty
churches Of six denominations in this city. lis presi
dent Is Mrs. Charles II. Parkhurst delegate from
France, the Rev. samuel Anderson, is expected TO
address meeting.
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The Knox Presbyterian Church. which has been
without a pastor since Dr. Wylie went to the Scotch
Church. has called the Rev. Mr.. Pritchard who mas
done good work in one Of the chapels OF DIR. John
Ial,s church. and it is thought that he will accept the
call Mr. Pritchard is Princeton seminary graduate
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The Bapsts of the city preparing for their social
union meeting next Thursday evening In the Assem-
BY rooms of the opera House. DR.. IL H. Wasana' u,
Philadelphia, will discuss Denomlnatonai prne' anu
DE- Edward Judson, of this city, will also speak. lhc
animal dinner Of the Presbyterian Union will be given
al the same place on November 30.
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regulating lotteries IN Neyada-
iSTsoppcIoS oF STILLS
BY Menar-A. J. and c r No IL
relative to amending the Constitution
OF the Stste Of Nevada Joint Com
uiiies on Constitutional Amendment
BY Ggnoux-A. c Il No %. me
morialirine Conrrcss for relief, sets
forth the FAC: that ihsS P. r T. Co.
s cot living up 10 the provisions Of
the Interstate Commerce Law, claim
ias they are exer pr, while they are
only exempted in the absence OF n
complaint Corporation.
By Emeg-A Il. No. 20, Protection
81 mines snd;nsinirs claims Mining
and NiBeS-sFs
BY Richapis-A- B. No 81. Con-
cerRing Courts OF Justice aud Judi
ciary oEcers. Makes Admission Day,
0c;o5Sr 81. d legal holiday. Judiciary.
By Weighel-A. b. No. -, Makes
y o'clock Law To effect only counties
polling $50 or moro votes. Reaches
Exc. Washoe and Storey counties.
Public Morals.
S. B. No. 81, Re apportionnent Of
Senators and Assembly men.
GENERAL FILE ASD THIRD BEADING.
4. b. No. 80, Takes the publishing
Of names Of taxpayers out OF hands Of
Assessor and gives power to Board OF
Commissioners By tote of % to ii,
ordered cnSrossed.
4. B. No. Is. Relative to the pay
ment Of licenses for compensated ser
vices Of stations. Engrossed.
A. b. No. 81, Preventing live stock
from running at large in towns and
cities. Refused engrossment by n
vote Of - to IL.
Recess taken until . T.. II.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Special Orders. B. No. -, Giving
Ex-Governor Frank Bell Sl,lll.2l back
salary. Bill, after amendments OIL
cred by Murphy and Mcclellan, which
were lost, passed by a vote Of ~ To Ii.
The fourteen who opposed the Bell
back salary bill were: AiDley, Folsom,
Gignoux. Hansen, Harrington. John
ston, Hughes, Mcclellan, McFadden,
McGill, Murphy, Reid, Shirley and
Wager.
Upon motion OF Groves messages
from the Senate werc taken up out OF
order. 81
S. c +. No. II, Relative to adjourn
ment at noon. Thursday, out OF re
.pect.to the memory OF Sherman and
Porter. Adopted.
S. Il! No:4o, which passed by unani
nous vote in the Senate.
Adjourned.
c. II. GROVES, Reporter.
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dei TO lo: ,hnee ahAsat

vote It2i TO 10; three abseat
s. B. No. ~ fixing the number O;
attaches and salaries Thereof.
A Message vss received through
the Gore,aor from the Legislature OF
Illinois thinking the various States
FOR the interest manifested IN the
Worlds Colunbsan Erpasiion-
Unfinished business The Assem-
bly, refused TO take up trurn the table
Leepsris A. B. No 81 regarding the
prsctice q dentistry
Adjourned al aA
c Il GzarS Reporter.
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"Uhat is it, ny dn,'-
ling? Why d0 you blush

itttt 10 ~, ny hH/
ling? Why d0 you blush
md fulfcr SOP"
"Oh, George, 1 Wa$ Just
thinking if 're are, oOine
to housekeeping, hudn't
zee better get our Carpets,
Curtains, IiubLe Linens,
Napkins, IiO,ceIs and---
quilts ROW? You .EnOlO
ne can get them cheaper.
ut ReiHhart'S than ann
other Diace, und tie quuL-
itY is ullcnyS so goal.
.1nd you kn0lC, y0u prom
iSed me one Of those tine
Walking jackets. IHey
Just reduced the prices on
them, AMI we cun get u
GnrSnin."
You are right, Daydear
girl. We must ce1fainIy
nlnke it u pint tn dO all
our huding ut Rein
huTt'S."
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By NiE5ais-LR Ma s3, 70 ~
~s1i thu side ID diseased uss- ea-
T-ais and KEnufa-9zre
By N1on-LE M ~ 10 p-orsis
f0 ihe slszaaua IT District J15Ess tp5
s4azbla ibair par. The provisions
81 ihe Oh IRE rs follows TIE State
Is 70 IL dFi5sd cio four judicial
Distsicta
Fhe hast comprises tbs following
coEutieA sacb 81 which is 70 psy ibs
E-noun. sst opposite: Siorer. a.
1880 c-us5r. SLnge: Douglas
ss7Lso; K<DsreIds- $50. xnd Lyon,
$50 TIE Second District comprises
the following: washue. says
CburrhM. sl5L and Hpptoldt, 5l5la
The Thirj District comprises Nye,
S57a. Lk05sr, s1Sss.1a. and Eureka.
s2s25o The FOURTH Dietric. com
passs EEa. s2ga; White Pine, s777.
I'D Llassln. SsoS As viii be seen
fun the ab,re- TIE Judge of the FIRST
jJistria vii r~efzir= sIooa. ADD the
other :hres sGGle each. TIE first
ssecsfsn is 20 trEs p3aes II 1921, and
the terEB is TO bs ioor !ssrs except IN
.z.sas 20 Gi ~vbeKfired term.
The oI uas referred 10 TIE Com
~ tee OF CoBpias AID CYYnit Boan5-
r es
Is. -i-i 3. So IS. p-gTi3iaE Tor
she purchase 81 Eysr;rosns 81 Rel5
hearing quartz for SIZE State Gabss=.s
aplsoYris:te sloo per snnum Yss
and Mean. IA
EcorD xt.prso.
s. B. No. Ii-Yjil.tt's fo-ty ds-s
se@ss,n till. 30 take .fec, Apri l.
1Ri Judiciary.
sISEEAL FILE THIRD sIGutso-
s.. q. No % prursdios for the bsck
guy II eI Goreropr Frank Zen. The
House resolved itseii iDto a Commit
..s 81 tie .a'bois for its o .Dsi3eraiioa.
ELL 10 the Char.
Nurthy spoke Of 1.-THE biz anil re<-fru.
U1eBdsa ihsth BE cut down sorne
ssJa
Alice, Gigsoa1. Tre-1bath sbd bic
re.,sD agieel With Murphy 4hite
TD,rsps1.n argpel in behalf Of Bell
D., observation-disclosures reducing
zbs afposrt 8i.Ii1 "a 70 sslG O.. the
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA. NEVADA

LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA. NEVADA
January 20. ISL.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN That IlIH
~ io!lOwiHg-nErE,d seitlrf has SLED notice
of his intention To make FINAL proof Ia sup
port Of his claim, and that said pr,-of will 10
made before the District CouT; 81 the state
OF Nevada, IN sad for Elso County, Nevada.
e; Elkc, Nevada. ON NcdEcsiEy. April. Isr.
va: Charles Toyu, Il. l.. No. sI for Lot ! OF
See a S,cl,Tp - y. RIG 2. Eud ~
OF Sc -. sec -. Tp % y, RIO l., ApN
lie name, the following wi;ncsN", TO I,rn,a
his continuous residence upon, AID cul;iyG.
ton of. sA.i land. Viz.
4. q. I~nwlry, al Elto, Nevada.
4. ". Brown, uf EiEn. Nevada.
T.. GuiGAE,T. Of Eltn, Nevada.
-. Hyl;Gn, Of klto, Nevada.
J. l.. pUSSLE.
Register.
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SESSION..

Senate met al : P. n Qoo-un
present
SpeS;si Orders B No. 81, prorid-
ing for the csnrassing Of the Foss N
the Constitutional Conventsoa- DO
tson 10 Icy on table lost. Motion 10
risr 70 Coaniitss On and
Mans CARED NoEei that WE!x
and Means COMMITTEES report BIZ back
70 Senzte to-DoruE- L1st 6 TO Is
At 40 TIE S=akte a6!ourasi AFTER
hlTbasteriRS and gs-rasad=rzag the
eatrs A~iis-oc.aa crsr Ssa2t= bl Ma
"a ~p-oFSdEnE Tor Z razP1o-uaaosci
OF IS Senators and - AsAnayDa
Trsa;FAre ral ezls U-.e hai on
rocsSdss 10 a5!5ara- 20 t2Ss iss o5l.
appealing from thu 6-slsiaa % the
CaEr. 70 reconsider The ez=tioa etZ
ahs bl S-Ezy passed or = p5;s q Is
E9a Foasy noi FutE-s Ec5 EliLuE
c! Or1s2y. absent TScss 6R-zEor
sss LGaFz SzEEE Eo3 EzLzz2-
saa
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M. Reinhart has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom.
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guarar-,
tced.
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THIRD HEADING

SB-Na u, regulating the number
Anl compensation OF oIs--s AID ut
tsrhes OF tie Senate and Assahy-
Pissed isayA onsyes
s b Ma y, relating to transPorta-
ton "a Szsva iasz1A 2--d 10
Jodieisry Couuis:se-
S. b No 81 o 4arass votes On
CoakdfutSoaL tSavrano1- Made
special order toss P N.
s B. No 81. rs-aPPoraoansat bill
Meds special caisr tor e3oF P
Recess to- P. NJ
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sEensD EtsDi<O or Bills.

ny VILLAINS lof Ofmsb,)- s. Is. No.
San Art Aii~xinx tie State Bard
81 E1a'pioers 10 aDnvI all contracts
With John Muller az aseb, FOR the
State IN laoa matters 81 Washington.
referred ~ Judiciary Committee.
Assembly messages taxed up. ttsns.
hitting A. g. K No. ~. IN relation 70
irrigation ls=s. Federal Relations.
Als'S s. Is. No u. which bad passed.
the Assembly. Senate ooDcurtej 10
RrneDdmebi.
Adjourned.
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b@oess p 2 p. Y.
1~TERSnoS sEsyoS.

~eoats t2st - 2 P. n. Quorum
iTsSrt
@bsiit5ie Ter a b. 40. IL. in reIa-
i5oa 70 itaA R~sd 3rd time and
Easad Ist04 Gallagher gave no.
iiEe reconstruction
81 No. 80. To Jay claim Of c. II.
Bal for "a Pass%d - TO o.
= Il No Il. 10 Ac; proriding for
~saDisDnoal payment q isIes. Laid
On tabye
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PoKH oYNAxp COMMITTEES
or EILlA

BIZ MIIle:i-S b No i, 40 Act to-
regulate livestock running AZ large
R4;.rred Ia Connittse On OouniieS
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sEN1-E
Senate DeT II Il O'Clock: Mr.. Presi-
d=-i Il TIE Chair. Roll called; quo
III present Journal read and ap-
pauT-3
EEroz-s OF sTASoGSG C~oxwGTTEEs-
Committee OF Judiciary reported
substitute Tor = 2 No. 70 favorably;
81 Nc II isvUrabiy; s. B.. No. 3
glta Recommendation that it be re-
.!e1'a 10 the Eko coCoty delegation;
Sc Nu2 recommending substitute.
Substitute Rad and adopted and
ordered printed
). & No 10 uafsvorably: Assembly
szo=131sat 10 said bill: s. &. No. IL
E!;aogtrec5Emendalion.
s b No s. tarorabIy. AS amended.
8 3. No 81 without reco.umenda-
;iyn-
Message from Governor approving
s T. w. - relating TO State Print
iog Once: also S. q. No. 81; also S. L.
Nc -, deficiency bill.
xyTI5Ss A.sD RESOLUTIONS
81 Fo!son-S. C. z No. II: Tha;
IL Adjournment Of be had OF Thurs.
dz9 al II X OF; Of Prospect to Sherman
AID Porter. ! iopted.
TaIED BEADING.
Sc M. Il. Regarding selling OF
bg10r 10 Indians Ordered engrogsei.
: z. No. 8. Exc county saInry
bill Referred 10 E.ko county delesa.
tIoo.
5. z. No. g, To csnrsss election re.
TOMS OF Constitutional Convention.
Fad Ihi:d rne and lost by the FOL.
I2wi2g: Ayes, Tumitt. Foley. La.
GraT=, Sawyer, Sprovie and Williams,
a Lko-E; nsys, Boyle. Dunlop, Fol.
~ Fo'bas- Gallagher. Kaiser. Nil.
let. MeDoaoell. Ricsey. Stearns,
IrFT- Williams. Q: Ormsby. and
INTELLECTUALLY: no: voting. CJmins.
Z Y. No %. Authorizing the join,
Cr14ti:s4 on reTIs;Ju Of revenue
lsEE, a. = salary cfsiJG. Senate wen,
icio COMMITTEES 81 the Whole to con.
E3s- = T. No. u. amended to s3D
2o5 r9z1li;;.-= accommodated it,
EEHsce
- -
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Thi,4seth Day. Fee-I..
SENATE


Senate met ii II O'Clock. President
Poriade presiding. Roll called; quo
run present Joarazl Rad Sni Ap-
proved.
Senator Sawyer nus 10 : Question
Of privilege and RAD an article iron
the Cz-son Appeal in nrcaai 10 Car
iisie StA printing ballots OF Lncda
cSRn;y- 4 better was rasd fron iha;
6rn aHas ihs. EaiSi&ke had baen
aEdA, bat Slips had been sent vain
words For Coas;iiaiioaI Coaysa-
aoa S- AID For CansGtntGaal
Canvsa1aa- Ma Lister spread On
Journal
E-oExoF STANDING COMMITTEES
Oanni,Ies OF earalIaeai reported
S. Bs NaEa.2 - and IS Is cor-eytly
earolleL
MesSgefron The G5rsoo- that h
had appoorsi s J.R IN regzt5on -
the d~irs-saa OF the waters - The
Tr1cSe- river
FTon assembly, transmitting a
r Ma n
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DIV Journal Tabled


No is&nd insert the name OF 4 g
Pratt wherever the name % George
V KAISER appears Amendments laid
on table
A & No -, Allowing sld1 10 E G.
Stevenson rs Private Secretary -
acting Cor. Bell Rendered 10 Com
mif:Se ON GlGas
srncIAL cRnER Pok > p n.
4. C r. AID N No 1910 Ccnsress
relative 10 inmisratina ard Natural
iEz;iaa LAWS The resolution ex-
clp5es from oar shores al the icoor-
All, degraded, criminal and pAure-
classes o.tc7eiSa countries
Ii farther provides For q fair exani
nHtAaa in the Eaglish language peoa
the Constitution OF abe United States
Harrington and Treauaih spoke IN
favor @, The resolution. Bell spoke
against II rai ofs.ei the following
amendment
WHEEESS Almighty God has mnie
This great earth 10 De inhabited only
by lis Saints Be il therefor resolved
thai We are his Saints.
M NI1or oIe-ed al amendment
which WRs lost The resolution was
passed by q vote Of - to III.
AC Il No 10. Referred TO Joint
ConCsi-ee on Constitutional Amend
oentS
Dedains duties 81 County Conmis-
Sooers s L. No. ~ Referred to
S;o-ey courty delegation
Messages takeo up OFT Of order s.
B-Nn So Conserving re-apportion-
meat q Legislators
This : a bill making a re-appor-
haon@at Of Is Senators and % As.
sen5!ynsa. which passed the Senate
Monday by : role o. 10 10 8
Szczio- Emit; today moved to
Reconsider The vote by winch the bill
passed but 1as motion xas lost by a
roe O. II TO :
I5nse Uho opposed the re-appor-
na-usH; ssre Emnitt- Foley. La
GrEys- Sasye-. Sprcr!e. Williams. OF
OrDso!, Williams. Of Exc. and
Williamson.
Bells Baek Sa!ETy Bill, No. - was
made spe-il order to- > P. "
Ai!o2raA
c Il. GEovEs, Reporter.
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s. E. Quincy
Ranch For Sale.
. Great Bargain Offered.

Awcli improved and well wEter,-i ranch
on South fnrk will - S'!l cheap, and ANY
one who desires To- inyc.i!n properly oftkII
Kind cGn secure a bargain. ''st. ..
for further particulars call and ,SAmias
the property, or address
49, * OK 4. CRASr,i lol
South fork, Elko Ca, Z.
Ok I'm Nerada.,
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HEILT

Assembly rnsiE II Il TX Speaker
B-Ersl u ias % El cLsE
L gu-rGa Ers=scL %ar--E zsa5 D5
sFFvrsd 2aA Re EE-
rlng-ar En5LG
nsE7-Cs LTy E-ss--1r,,-
ACRSaL EgsVGa.r u G=-
s-L n. 2s-E1zg -as ss:di.o q
u SsaEac - ai-ss- Fo;e q IL
fsrFas-
Tx pF ~
BY Ba1-Ta prsFsui Spread q, tGc
Jaw EDaR- SEsas
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NEVADA LEGISLATURES
Mn--n,h Session.
T~eA.y-nlnsh nay. Feb IA
SENATE

Senate met nj IL O'Clock; Mr.. rresi-
dent in the Chair. Roll el,i; quo
rum present Journal esd and sP-
proved
REroKS orsrASDEo COMMITTEES
Humboldt delegation reported
favorably ON A b No
Messages from Governor transmit
ting certain communications Also
that he approved 8 J. NJ and r No
S, also transmitting report q Ad-
jltant General EhisA RIs referred
u COMMITTEES ca Military Affairs
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ASSEMBLY.

Assembly net al II 4. v. Speaker.
DicknolI in the chair. Quorum pres.
eni- Journal read and appnore1 Ab,
cent, Clifford and Logan.
oorniTTgE EEToKrs
\. H. No &C Counties ard county
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IhirTy-HNt Day. Feb. IS.


sENn-E
SsaEts OeT - II O'Clock; Mr.. Presi-
d=oi II The Chair. Roll called; quo
III p.=s=-L Journal read and ap-
pasTe6
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NOTCH OF MUS
OF BILLS

BY Folsom To amend the Law
regulating lotteries IN Nerada-
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boauasre& otstsuoz.asy.
AS1crl,DA-So instrumentation
and A. b unfAvorabIy.
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vRcpuCzox OF Ellis

By StzE-us-S r Ma <. e All 10
provide to- IAe e,s=isa q School
Trustees Es=t5oa 20 - held n
Juns Referred 70 Committee OF
EiSczSrc-
By ML%tt-S 3. ~ a. AT 70
EnAoi "a Act granting Eii % The
several Dis1-5c; Agricultural Asso-iz-
nans E&E-si 20 Caa-.iiae o.
AEr5SG2iars-
A c. Il No - Rad add referred -
GaaEi:@ o. Fs5zzl Rz,Eti-
AUT-oSs md RESOLUTIONS
By Euni:f-TaEi the note by
E6AS Sa ,; US pzz-i y--
6tT ~ r=I,aSS-a1 Lst D. Z role
cf s:oG
LGuUs EzFs co:ias that OF 70
-1raoz - E-ozli a5ve % caz-Ee
S@zo4aE EzA M : o. t5s S4-st@
4!3uDsL
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IS

As=-b'y -. rIuL Y Speaker
IskoL = e. cE- Rol called:
sooc-a Fc=z-t |os-al read E-d
EErgFs1 AtEoL GEoGz z.d
LlEE
EE-SES c s-EDDGc oxS1z1EEA
EE-5oo-AE No uutsrc-Sla
Tn3aE--AR NJ u. II
tETsrl&!-AB No - IgrozEbET.
CT IA - rss-rsi - C,a
uitss - C1ataas-L E-1d-
nsra
s & Nj 5zail! zrso6d L
q Ma 3 Eighty I,41
E-r3a3sz-AR IA . correctly
tar3EJa
Fsdsrd RGriuas-aes9igtioa Co
lGB1Eu EIIasasa. t~sru-agy.
CH-mE-A z. E@& . Lns q Il
recommendation.
s z M p r~1,sry-Eh!r
Ny33yEs LsD IEscl-zzcrx
AIM 2 M. "a aSgsraaS ,as
free and roluts5 4ozags Q. sIrs-.
PRESUMED ~ TSoups3
EyTscE o. r-Lu
By ABss-To F-asIY5i chatting
aad unlawful gang
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or g;Ilx

Or 8iLLH-
A. C r 30 =, ~ Gryrs-R;.s.I-
isg she taE O. us:ps?s All de. ~
cured By rncEtEssa Retsrej % !
Jo!u; Couus4s ~ U-zaL3a.a-s3
AueDjusatE
a d. No. "a ~ Ea!e-Cscs5liEst-
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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-16
HE POISONED FOUR MEN.
Terrible Revenge of "a Teuies-
seean ia Debt.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 16,-A horri-
BILE case OF poisoning is reported from
Center Point, in Henderson county.
Four cattle drovers went to the house
of Joe Reagan to collect certain money
due them. Reagan claimed that he
could not pay the money and the men
would have to wait on him. They re-
fused to do this, and told them if he did
not pay at once they would levy on his
cattle.
This maddened Reagan, and he deter
mined on way to square the debt and
get deadly revenge. He invited the
four men to remain tor supper. and dur
ing the meal brought in some white corn
whiskey which all attacked with avidity,
being tired and worn out.
The debauch continued far into the
night and one by one the men fell over in
deathly sleep from which three never
awakened. Next morning the four lay
stretched on the floor OF the dining hall.
When found Jack Baker, John Hoey
and Sam Wilson were dead, and William
Haglin was unconscious but was after
wards revived. Reaganis thought to be
crazy and is under arrest.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-16
AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE.
HOME.

HUME.
President Harrison has issued proc
lamation naming Thursday, November
26, as a day ol thanksgiving.
Judge Pryor's election expenses in New
York city exceeded those returned by
either of the candidates for governor.
The production of pig-iron in the
United States was greater during Octo-
her than in any previous month in the
history of that industry.
Mss Henrietta Crowell, daughter of
the late Stephen Crowell, of BROOKLYN,
and rich and beautiful young woman,
has been married to Henry Nilsson, a
Lakewood hotel servant, and has disap-
with him.
Judge Jackson in the United States cir
cult court at Cleveland, Ohio. enjoined
the city of Cleveland from reducing the
price OF gas, holding that the city has no
right to fix the price of an article OF which
it is consumer.
FOREIGN.
Messrs. Moody and Sankey. the Amer
ican evangelsts, have agreed to make q
tour of Scotland.
A conspiracy has been discovered in
Russia having for its end the creation
OF representative assembly. Sixty
members OF the NOBILITY and Of the up
per and middle classes have been arrested
in connection with the plot.
1t is reported in Shanghai, China, thai
the United States cruiser Charleston ha,
been ordered to the Hawaiian Islands
and her commander, Capt. George c
! Remev, instructed by his government Il
seize the islands incase OF politicalcom
plication there. q
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-16
New York Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 16'-Stocks. quiet and
frm Money. ensy at 4m5 Exchange,
long. SuIaCl+ s0&4; short, 4,s312@+ ,s3A;
state nds, neglected; government bonds.
dull and firm. Cotton-qulet; sales 81
bales; Uplands, Lice Orleans, 2 716c:
futures, steady at decline. November 7.67;
December, Z ~; January, 7,ss; February,
S.o2; March S.14; April, 500. Flour quiet
but easy. Wheat active but steady Corn
quiet and strong. Pork-quiet but steady
at SO 75@$10.75 Lard-quiet and firm
at $3.50. SuiritS Turpentine-dull and
steady at s6@36la, Rosn-quiet but un'
changed at 81 35@t.40. Freights-quiet
hut steady,