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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-22
OPENLY REBEI,I,ED,
who IL Comma nding the Queens
Cold stream Guards.

LONDON, July 21.-Truth today prints
startling story OF another mutiny in
the British army, the famous Cold Stream
guards being the offenders. The guards
were out constantly doing extra duty
when Emperor William was here. On
his departure they expected a days rest
and on being Immediately ordered to
duty openly rebelled. The officers were
compelled to march the men back to the
barracks.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-22

JEFFERSON, Tex, July %. Last night
the Citizens bank OF Jefferson made an
assignment, Liabilities, 500, 900; assets,
$125 900.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-22

My mother has suffered for many long
years with headache. Bradycrotine cured
her. G. Z. Carter, Holly Springs, New
York.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-22

Take! Take! Take Simmons Liver
Regulator for dyspepsia, constipation
and heartburn,
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Western Carolina stage
Coach Company.

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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-22
The l:sceOla INN.

This excellent hotel was opcued the | st
of June, under the management of Mr..
James 7. Skilcs.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-22
Regular Sales

OF real estate at Linvillc on and after
June list, 1891 Business lots and resi-
dcncc sites sold at private sale only.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-22
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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-22
WHERE the SN)WBIROS NEST.

For cool place in summer, for health
and recreation, visit Llnville, Grandfather
Mountain, and the beautiful region sur.
rounding them.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-07-22
WORLDS BOUQUET CIGAR

The only nll Havana filler
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31

Tho Hon. BENJAMIN HARRISON Is looking
for a Secretary Of War to succeed thu Hon.
REDiIHLp PROCTOR when that fortunate
quarryman puts OH the toga OF Mr.. Ed
MuNDs. Wo wonder II ho IL looking In tho
right place, which is this town. There will
lr no sens, IN taking n New England man
for Secretary. ho President needs TO
strengthen himself in great State. which
contains the promise aud potency Of many
HARRISON delegates, provided Eo can get
them. LIT him como to New York. Here IL
the plac and hers is the man fer him.
4 good Presbyterian. cuni,sninl t, Con.
HARRISON aud JOHN WANAMAKEIi, q lawyer
well fitted to deal with tho many and I'M
pOrtant legal SUBJECTS that come before tho
War Department. an editor, aud therefore
peculiarly eligible under the present Adm n
is,rRtion. a friend, almrcr, all | boomer "
Con. HARRISON. IN original. moral. and no
litical philosopher, an orator who's" words
are apples Ut gold in pictures Of silver. Il
phi!nnthrorst, a poet, IL m,rtiaiis'. nnl
many dianietors hnndsomcr than Secretary
PNoCroR, tho man OF war Is right hero IN
this town: aud he Ia a man 1t war whose
vnlor knows no mitigation. and who is u,cd
to putting stluadrons into tho field.
Ho ls n man fully suited to that stern anil
severe policy OF force toward the Southern
States which Gen. HARRISON favo"s when
he Is not IN tho Southern States The Now
York candidate would, in fact, make tho
S"ut., tremblc.
Col. ELLIOTT +. SHEPARD Is tho man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
Sew Works. Tax Rate for 1901.

The Board ri Aldermen will meet on Sc;;t
D to .eAfrN. the cltSs. taxes tor tho sn,l.
1881. Tho rnto already agreed upon, slg)
Tor every 800 OF assessed valuation is tho
smallost fof nearly thirty years. Tho total
raisol by taxation II New YORK for munic-
lphl purposes. for Eow Works contribution
" tho expenses OF tho State Government,
ana Tor tho payment OF interest on tho city's
uebt and to%ncu it' redemption. amounted
lust Year y, s3l2la.osl. This year 1t will
amount to So, 7Gl 3Ji.
This increase. small us It Is when consid.
orcd III connection with the city's expanding
Nhdustfl"S mud resources does not keen pace
Win either tho growth OF population or OF
taNcb!c wealth. Tho benefits from its dis
p,irsement arc u DO Rcon on every hand IN
now H0vcnionts. public buildings. and works
OF magniLu,!o nnl Importance, and bcttrr
AMI marc c1lclciIt rull.c service. Against
New Yori's modest tax rats Of Sl0) for 1891
Tic rat, ot other large citios Of tho country,
generally oHc'r,linE 50. and In somc eases
exceeding 81. forms u striking aud not IN.
e'l:Sossivc contrast. IIcrs tho people pay
l"s, and III proportion 10 thci: payments
receive more. Coull thoro b, u more com
ulotn answer t. tho arguments Of those ccn-
sor5 and pcsslmis's with waoni the alleged
M sgovernment " the city Of New York has
always bcon tritc and familiar theme,
After Oct. ouch Individual taxpayer will
bc able. by examining ills own bill, to ece to
what extent tho burden Of government has
been lightencd In his own casc. Thus tho
full benefit OF last yours victory OF tho local
Democracy mny from this years figures bs
clcirly seen, and tho mendacity Of those
who would aid In breaking down tbs Demo-
cratlc party In Now York will stand re-
vcalcd at the snme time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31

and upon tho report Of these investigators
seventy OF tho leading geographical soclo-
ties In tho world have declared GLAzIERs
pretensions TO DO unfoundcd. Anybody who
imngincs that GLAzIER will finch under tho
disappearing gaze OF the entire geographical
world has mistaken tho man. Ho Graves
notorioty All tho geographcrs In Chrstcn-
dom cannot give him too much OF 1t.
About onoe In century such person ns
GLAzIER may DO interesting rs psycholog-
icnl study; but tho usefulness Of this par
ticular specimen is about exhausted. He
would have been dropped long ago II there
werc not too many persons Inclined to ac-
copt error, brazcny reiterated, as tho truth.
II was for the benefit OF people with short
memories that II seemed worth while for
the Dcrno Congress to notice GLACIER. 1t
Is hoped that tho plain declaration Of this
body that GLAzIER IL n fraud will be cffec-
tive; and II this explorer will now retire on
fis uifrncrant iaufcis. we sAall oil ferglrr
him for his ATTEMPT to change the map OF
Minnesota for the benefit and Elor!ncntion
OF himself and his descendants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31

The Hon. HENRY w. BLAIR is 80 ovcrIoyed
to 500 in the typo OF ME Sun his article
concerning the state OF his brains that he
writes us another communication substnn-
TALLY proposing an offensive and defensive
alliance for purposes OF moral reform.
"1hcso new DESIRES" he says, THAT in
you burn, werc klndled by Almighty grace.
You and together could conquer tho world"
We beg leave to decline. Before joining
forces with the Hon. HENRY w. BLAIR In
an attempt to suppress the rum traffic on
the high sens. or III any OF his characteristic
enterprises OF moral reform, we should like
to know why in addressing us he uses the
stationery OF the United S.a tcs Senate. when
his term OF service in that body ended six
months ago,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
Mr.. CY:.iMp on OCEAN LINERS.
He Snys We Cnn Build Tent onics Here a
ChcaDly a. the british.

From hh> Ihiiddrinhil it.eord.
After n Fix weeks Walt abroad Char,ss H. Cramn
OF tie great shipbul:inx firm has returned to this
city. Mr. tramp was passenger on tho Inunn
steamer City of New York.
While In Europe MIR Cramp VISITED the Naval ESposi.
ton at Chelsea Ard tho Portsmouth and pton
naval yards lie also attended tho Insti ute OF Naval
Architects In London and was formally invited to al,
dress the body.
IL picked up some COOL ideas over there" saiI Mr.
Cram2 yesterday although Iwont mostly for recrea
ton ana spent tho III ,jor portion vf the time In
London.
las to whether will build any ships for ,hs
Inman Company Eau only say tina, that com pany does
not intend 10 have any butt Just now However such
steames rs tho city o. rars and the City Of New
YORK or tho White star boats could be built AZ
cheaply in America as in England In either p ace all
materials mus, he OF the best.
THE British NOR, economical in cous,ruc ting
war ships than In this country They only nut
M their vessels what Is absolutely neeled so far n,
the sTeei otto ocean racers Is concerned hardly
LOOK for much of an increase In the next ten ezra
Tho average rate is now about nineteen knots an orr
and II We Het up q twenty knots The next decade we
vii. 90 we'll II requires 49, % horse pow or to prope
vessel ot'.uo tons nineteen knot. an hour
To increase the speed to twenp.tw knots won,d
require 2'Ho' horse power, roughly spenkinv Three
Knots an hour ie only seventy-two miles a day TIL,
talk OF trip across the ocean in i've DAYS Seems
premature"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
FIT IND SELETsHNEsS Nv THE PENN.
SILTiNIl CiMPAIGN
The Hand OF Cleveland Against the Sue.
cess OF the Democratic Party,


The Hand OF Cleveland Against tho Sue.
cess OF the Democratic Party,
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 3O.--Provious to tho
meeting OF tho Republican State Convention
tw" weeks ago 1t looked to III impartial OBJ
server ms though tho Democrats OF Pcnnsyl-
rania would have Wnlkovcr. and Mr. Fur-
rity would win his fight for Auditor ien-
oral. state Treasurer. aud City Treasurer of
Philadelphia in November next with hands
down. Now. Oh tho eve vf Tho assem bling Of
the Democratic State Convention on Wrdnos-
day noNt. truthful correspondent would do
violence to his conscience wore he to fail to re-
port TINT 1t Ia about mn evon thing. with tho
Chances. |! fnvo' able to either parry. slightly
on tho side Of tho Ecpnblran..
III! changed coalition OF tho po.itical sltua.
tioh Is largely tho result nffoy OH the part OF
Srall contingent ot tho Democratic party OF
Pennsylvania. C'd'r tho inspiration of Az
Congressman William l.. Scott. cx.Secrs,ary
o' tho Commonwealth William S. S ongor, AMI
in lr" Gordon. there has been al organizrl
canvass tho nsmo OF Grover Cleveland as q
claimant for the nomination tor President
TWAS tho intention OF Mr.. TIarrity to clmi-
mt national! Issues FROM tho camrnign and
10 prohibit declaration in fnvor OF any cnndi.
date for President but this ,!og- in the mi yer
nolicy. prociniMing substantially that ~
Cleveland cannot get au rnslorsement by tho
Stat" Convention this week l'nttison's ad.
ministra.ion shall DO ds.entoh in Novembsr.
mast necessarily handicap tho Democratic
mrty IN what QUO month ago was Its most
hopeful contest 10! years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
TAe Jews In Spain and in A,..t,.,

To the EDIroR OF THE sUs-Sr: The article of Isaac
Bsst Bsndavd In tho September number OF the Nor,h
America" hepieW may be deserving Of the editorial
praise for thorough knowledge Of history which IL
csived In Ths suS OF Aug %. Nevertheless venture
to assert that he not we'll up in spanish history ~ IL
stands At the present day IN the light OF modern indus
trous research and learned criticism else he would not
have instancsd spain as country benefited BY jewish
valor against tie Moora What city 10 meant a. the
Jerusalem Of tho West cannot conceive. and ! ana
curious to know details Of the part which hs says tho
jews took In the establishment OF Aiphonso mot Aionxo)
the Sixth on the throne at Toledo. Spain has never
shown hersefto bs country which could be conquered
by the loss OF single battle such that OF 0uada,se
and 1t 10 historical fact, susceptible Of proof
that the Arab conquest OF Spain in tho eighth
part Mhien The Jews IN Spain took Ia II by sid:
n.ing t. opportunities which lbs misplaced c0nndsncs
OF h,nx villa had given them Prescott III his history
OF reign q Ferdinand AMI Isabelle makes a
MISSION OF the isct Of thoir participation Aforesaid.
Ihey mpathiys With the followers Of Islam and do
tsslsd the spanish Chrstiana ~
may add though not IN strict conn cotton with tho
subject thatho dsIiksd were tho Jews in AlsAcs In
ina IN Account OF their usurtops dealings BY which
tnsy h.a acquired an Aggregate Of 6h'OntOO ivres OF
morgAgss on the land Of that province that strong
cat Opposition A. related by Abba Lehman In Ia Prs.
POM rance Jmivs" agsn.t removal ot their disabilities
sentative OF Assrs fought against tho removal tooth
Ani nall but the Able Gregorr AGAthoc priest am.
nsasurs carried IN ITO. sEssL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
Where Women Propose,


ARooN1A. Kan. Aug. l8-This city bns mat
haL the experience OF ono ri the most lin inuc
weddings that any place can bonst Of Arvonis
~ under woman rule The town officers mrs
az women. and in fact when II comes 10 Oil.
Ginl business the men are not In it. This rec,i
nar md to certain extent nbnormal cnn ION
OF hnRlrs has Eivon to the ladies nm inde pend
ence OF thought and action that IL lar In Al.
vance OF no ordinary women ~ the couptry
NOT only do the married iadisa enjoy proarer
freedom ana broader views. but Tho girls md
SSonns ladies' take on trsor Thought. There las las
young ladies' ladies', and nt y small evrning party
ms ms discussed by the young Of both SEXES sexes.
tho ladies could vote, and hold oiIiue there wers
edge the supremacy OF IN IN, the matt.r "a
court.htp and marriage being spocInlly re.
.This ut nrst was n poser for TIE ladies'. lint
Miss Ella Smith eaid sho thought abe lad M
much right 10 90 counting as man had, and II
enc wanted To marry n man she would aax
hin The mat 81 was locke upon M a ioE"
but few days niterwnrd The Young lady ,unIs
goot her assertion by ou!iing upon WI 't-r
marriage. ''NP0e'u
As she was one o. tho most desirable youno
ladies' OF the town she was eagerly nccsrted bv
the fortunate young man. and tho wsddinr
came on last Wednesday evening The cere
mony was PERFORMED bv Mrs James Gibson
VINO 10 Justice OF the Peace oil the town. Thn
wedding was )Oyous affair. and it a. said Ina
innovation will spread S '"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
A Poor Showing for Canada,

Tho slow growth ri Canada, rs exhibited
BY the census Just completed, naturally
occasions surprise and disappointment
throughout tho Dominion. Tho total ynpu-
R!i"n OF Canada Is only 4.S23.34 Il gain II
lcss than half million III ten years.
len ycors H!'o the Several provinces COM
roeiEg :he Dominion NJ Canada contained
aropula'icn little larger than that " the
state of Pennsylvania at that time. IN
1891 Pennsy!vania's population exceeds that
OF the entire Dominion hy more than 500 90.
Canadas ratr of increase for the ten years
has been ll.s2 per cent: Pennsylvania In.
been 22.5j. And this period. 40 far as our
Iorthern nrighbrr is concerned, covers the
phenomenal development OF her northwest
crn tel ritorcs, and tho results OF tho i'm
pctus to settlement and prosperity impaired
by the opening OF her great interoceanic
railroad.
Another interesting comparison Is with
tho Australasia: colonies. The figures OF tho
census OF 1891 in Australia and New Zenand
IRE rot yet at hand. Ten years ngo the
total population OF New South Wales, Vic
TORN. Queensland, South Australia, West
Australia. Tasmania, and New Zealand was
z7l3.65o. This year the aggregate will
probably reach 100000. Tho careful
Official estimates for 1899. indicated a
growth OF n: leas. million dur
log tho eight years since the enumeration
u 1881 AT the resent rates OF ri O ;rcss,
re-I cctivcly, the great Engiisl-srcl king
nation growing up IN tie other side Of tho
world bids fnir to overlake and pass Canada
a'mut tho beginning Of Tho next century.
Canada. however. has ono nevcr-failinx re-
source which Austraiin lacks. Tn. way to n
revvilled existence and II wonderful develop
ment and prosperity is always open to the
pomln!oo She has only to ask TO come In
uuder the American flag.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31

The project OF establishing In Alabama COL
onlss OF Germans 10 DO raised in Germany by
Berlin colonizlng company is OF interest to
that Slate. large tract OF land has already
been purchased By the company and con.
siderable body OF colonizers are already on
rolled. and will sail for Mobile before tho end
OF the year. Alabama is one OF those States
which Il exceedingly anxious to snlarge it's
population By immigration. and In which
p.enty OF line and fertiie land con DO procured.
The Southern States have attracted only
small proportion OF tho many millions OF Ger.
mans who have come to the United States
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
Polite Mr., Crulr.

one OF the all"st young lawyers IN MIssouriis
Pr; JAMES Craig, Jr. OF ST. Joseph. MIR Craig
a. Hon famous ior his hosnitnity nnd polite els.
not simply cult yaed,-tRey are in born. 1t is
related OF MT Craig thu, upon a certain "cca,
sion hr WAS called to tho telepbons In response
I" a cal from t.minne voice.
Hello" said Mr.. Craig
Hello" repticd n mid voice
his hat, '"'' anu y" came
. n, sood morning;"he went on. with bow;
xa mhs c,on.ssation wont on and In due course
Good. by," IN d Mr.. Craig M bo HING -, ~.
Innons Then he 'nok on his hat again and
bowed to the wall where tho instrument hunH'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
Tho Wnr in Chill.

The capture OF Valparaiso has furnished n
browning jug it!catiOn for the bold but we'll
conceived strnte ~ OF Gen. CANTo. 1t Is
hardly accurate TO speak OF this feat rs
vehturinx oil on n desperate stroke. Had
tho insurgrnt army been rcpuleed, 1t might
possibly havc rpcrt,sSe tho Aconacagun and
rccmbarkcd under tho cover OF the guns Of
its fleet for an attack at Coquimbo or else
where. Still. II would have suffered heavy,
IL not fntal loss OF men, material, and pres
tgc. The campaign WAS actually planned,
by skilful use az the entire military and
havnl resources OF tie Junta, aided by an
admirably executed surprise, to put tho
army OF BALMACEDA. though In tho axgrc-
Hata much larger. into n false position at
tho outset. from which H. could not recover.
M doubt the hlird obstinacy OF tho Presl-
dcn' wIIici: had led hin to reject suggcs.
tlons Of compromises md media ton, aided
tho Juntn. a!nc' ho lrobably considered
hin self mater OF tho situation. aud mover
supposed that his opponents could muster
force enough to meet him where they did.
Perhaps ho expected !ull In operations
until his now war ships should arrive
from France. when he could take the aggros-
sive In Tho north But while this uuderrat-
campaign CT Gen. CANTo was devised with
skill and execute witt, vigor.
II was oa tho ist Of January that tho Con-
grcss OF chill declared that BALMAcEDA was
nn longer tho l'rcsGcnL OF tho republic. Six
days later. leaving Santiago by railroad. 1t
proceeded 20 Valparaiso and embarked on
the ilc.t. w!,ich went over to the revolution In
Q body. whereas the army mostly stood by
RALllAcEoA. Tho insurgents sailed north,
captured IIuiIus. ostabli,he themselves in
tho nitrate District. mud thcre proceeded to
collect .hc export duties. Tho next step was
10 organizes and equip troops; and then the
lack OF arn.-. ammunition, clothing, shoes,
and provisions MAS seen to DO serious.
However, TIE Junta de Goblerno. created by
Congress-. with Scnor MOSTr at It's head,
had many wealthy citizens on Its side, and
sonic III these vera In foreign lands. and
there aided It, The loss Of the Itata's cargo
was a grave drawback. while depressing
Incident had been tho destruction Of the
srmorclad Ilanco Encalada by BALMA-
cEDA's new torpedo vessels, Lynch and Con-
dsll. which had arrived from England.
Supplies OF arms at length came from for.
sign sources, and when the campaigning
season opened an army 5000 strong had been
equipped.
Tho transfer OF this force by sea from Its
rendezvous at Caldora to Qulntero Bay.
,wcnty miles north OF Valparaiso. was ad-
uirALly performed. while the moral effect OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
ANNA DICxzNsON's SANITY:
DR. +. w. seward Amrms That She Wa,
Locked ID ~ Lunatic Asylum When sane.

''"'" soc p"S"7N IHhtpeHdsW kepbbtCdn
Wishing to see and learn moro of thu ANN
t niSki h o. to-day first called ut tho beau.
as" lnterpines" Here, whore she is chsrishSd.
not oven a q favored guest. hut AS II In verify
she were = daughter or sister Of the hnu sehold
s spnan seated q, ease 10 the ayorits Old
SUMNER. sat Miss Anna Dickinson. the picture
Questions to Miss Dickinson about her con.
disi9n would have hssn sSpsfhuous and m:
SCHOLARLY. refined. and cultured physician said:
in Ap,,i last. after a careful invest cation.
stated TINT In my Judgment Miss Dickinson
was . sane woman. md that opinion has been
snunagins,y confirmed. she also must. In Feb-
h hsy wsnd:,uaI vitality 9r she never sou
Which she was thrust. Hor inoarcera.
tim and the deprivation OF needed rest because
OF her confinement In n wnrd with those who
we're sr, ins.ne and making night hIdeHus: tho
customed to; and the awful fact that shs WINS
10 10, place thousand times worse than prison.
t3!d heavily upon hor physical strength. but
~. she is fat recovering. A for any msntHi
curred. "''s' oo'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
How Mr.. Palmer Wa. Robbed.

To rHk EoiToK or TmK suH-Sr; In regard to my ,oss
on the afternoon Of June ~ last at 1913 Mao.
douss' street. you make IL appear that met the col.
orsd woman. Phinnsr Rosa on ths above date. and
that We went to LIS and met another colorsd woman
Mar 'lemsna and that paid for several rounds of
orn's You have been entirely misinformsd. 1 did
MOI meet either woman | was simply follow ny my
",sn lying 70 maze 40 honest living ,ening hor's
cmthlhu whhA Nc. which tnkeB me ali over tho city
a,id ~ passing - Ma dougal SrestI met Asentieman
VIE shtsa 10 BUY three wilma Just In fr0nt Of that
nuinber the woman. PhtBnsy Ross came out and
s sr,a ro n X my side snlarsny wsehinr rams
Vs. a. hat moment pus ny hand y POCKET ssi
TIEoDoni PiIxx. ISL West SHY third street