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for over twelve years Italy has pro-
ololteo the American pork product from
entrances at her ports. but the United
states government has now received
olhelal not Ace from the Italian govern
Ihent OF ne revocation of the degree of
pIonlol' y. Aon. Italy is thus demonstra-
ting u q progressfveness of her present
ruler = and al the same time displaying
q d, u 4hndly feeling in spite OF the recent
" VI doma;ic controversy over the New
cleans tragedy 1t Is predicted that
faiy's action will largely influence a
similar step on the part OF Austria. and
ii may spur the French Legislature to
quicken the passage of the bill now
pending in that body to fix rate OF
duty at which our pork shall be admit
ted into France. The German market
haTing already been thrown open, the
prospects OF the American PORK trade
in Europe are very much enlsTged, and
both the administration which has ac
complished this new condition Of things
and the farmers and producers wl.. Etll
be benefited by il are TO be con. ssn-
lated.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05
Concerning ssaator PETER.

One OF Senator PETERS favorite illus
trations in his Kansas speeches. and
one OF the most telling things he saws
IN his debate with J. r. Burton was
this: There are three brothers with a
capital of $40, 600 each; one buys farm.
another buys saw mill and q third,
says the senator, buys 10 per cent bonds.
The farmer, according to PETER. makes
only $500 year out of his investment:
the mill owner but S7O0, while the bond
holder makes 1000 and has no work
whatever. This is signal for APP
plause, which the alliance members
present never fail to extend. And then
the senator continues and says that all
laws ia the land are made to discrimi-
nate in favor of money.
In the first place Senator PETER
knows, If he knows anything of farm
ing, that there is not farm In Kansas
honestly worth $4,000 and honestly
worked that does not support its owner
and his family one year with another
and net over 81 900 year in cash or its
equivalent. Nor Is there $4,000 mill
in the state which is intelligentIv
worked and properly located which does
not net more than 1000 per annurn.
And further, there is not to-day In the
open market for sale at par, any bonds
of any reliable company, the nation, u
state Or municipality which will bring
10 per cent per annum and make as
sure an investment as either of the
other two properties would make. So
much for the senator's premises.
As for his conclusion, that all laws
are enacted on the side of money and
the money lender, 1t will not bear ex-
animation: The farmer may charge
what he will for his crop; there is no
law against that, He may make 10 per
Cent, so per cent, or 100 per cent on his
Investment lit has been done a thousand
times in the vest and no law can touch
him. The miller is at liberty to make
81 900 or SlO,O0 per anum on his in
vestment and no one questions him in
lis right. But let the banker in Kan
sas charge over 10 per cent and watch
the fun: There Ii law to grab him:
a public sentiment to damn him and
the alliance to boycott him. And yet the
senator has the .temerity to say that all
laws are enacted to protect money lend
erS.
This statement will go in an alliance
audience. It will be applauded behind
closed doors and by hands twitching
with the latest grip; but it will not pro-
tuce au effect, save an unfavorable one,
among intelligent men. Senator PETER
should remember that all the people, of
Kansas and the west are not 50 foolish
as the lO9 we're who voted for him last
City Journal.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

SANTIAGO. Chilli. November = The
CHILEAN government has replied 10 Min
ister Egan's demand for an explanation
Of the recent attack upon American
sailors.
The reply is couchcd in very strong
language. and il Il understood that II
amounts to "A refusal 10 accept responsi-
biliiy for the affair. The state dcrsart-
ment af Washington has been notified.
Minister Egan. Commander Srhiey
and Consul McCreery are consulting t.
gether. and il j. thought that decisive
a.:t.Ou will b. taken soon. The state de-
partmeut's orders ia reference 10 the
matter are very strong.
The intendente of Valparaiso haa re-
fused IN guarantee the safety n market
boats coming 10 that city early I'm the
morning from the war ship Baltimore.
or the safety of officers Of that vessel
coming ashore az night There l. q
practical boycott on the Baltimore. No
American sailors ars allowed on shors.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

ST. JOSEPH. Nov 2.-The United
States court meets In this city next
Monday. and today IL was intimaicd
around the federal building that this
session Of the court would bc one ~ the
most sensational ever held here The
case of The United States ys. w. D.Nott
wcighor for the Rock Island n Aichi.
son, who il charged with violation o'
the interstate commerce law. comes up
for trial at this term, a. does also ihg
case against tho dcfunct lumber firm q
Howell X 90.
LII addition 10 this IL was stated %
good authority yesterday that large
number OF grain men along the A Ass
souri, river were wanted for violating
the interstate Iaw. and that yyluminoHs
information regarding them @oul1 Z"
placed in the hands Of tile grand jury
The southern argus., 1891-11-05
Great excitement has been cansaa -.
BY . report that the Chilian Legation ~ y
Washington has been attacked. -
Chili.a Rnnlr

WASHINGTON, November 2--T,h
partment OF state received this ma,.i ~ ~. -
O telegram from Minister Egaa lag
Santiago, October Is, In which Ia -
the following as the reply OF tina 11@ 1'hs
ian government to the presidents go -
gram OF October p, asking reparat;sr
for the recent murder OF Americana ~ ~
ors in the streets of Valparaiso. ~
Minister foreign affairs renlias IL
the government OF the United c,a. -
Iormulates, demands and nj -
threats that without being caSt - 49,.
with acrlmony, are not acceutahro - -
could they ba acceptable In ,ha n,.,., "ot
case, or in any other OF like nat,,r' ssgns f1'
does not doubt the sincerity. rerti,,'5
or expertness of tho inycstira,i,,..s ,.suae
Board the Baltimore, but will rar,,'.,.' MI
only the jurisdiction or author;tr N 1''ats ~.
own country TO Judge and punish NJ.
guilty IN the Chilian TERRITORY III
says the administrative and judicial u
thorltles have been investiratIn~ l.
fairs; that judicial investigator s,a
Chiliah law Is secret aud lhe ,in,. NM.
not yet arrived to make known m, -
suit; when that time does arrive N, ,,.sl,
communicate the result, althongh II n
does not recognize any other antlor,.s
competent to Judge criminal caSes ,has
that established hy the Chilian n.,,nia
Until the time arrives to disrlns, .te I'M.
result OF investigation be cannot a3r,,.
that the disorders in Valparaiso ~ i'' i
silence Of his department should an,s
as an expression OF unfriendlins-s
wards the government OF the rnt,SI
states. which might put lin peril NM
friendly relations between fhn MN NV
countries" IVY
Upto this hour. when tho ahotas...
ment WAS made piihiic II. n.nlrpe4
been NJ lde to it, What Will h, tba I'll
ture OF Secretary Blaine's reply II si,a
gethor. a muttar OF Cunjcct,ir Tns
most plausible theory advanced II hs.
the suggestions courteouslv and dinlo
matically conveyed in Acting Secretary
Wharton's dispatch, thai this goyrrn.
ment had no doubt investigation wonIa
% made and reparation afforded Mill
now be renewed in the shape az n s,.rn
and formal demand for some inmec late
assurance Of proper action on tho mart
OF tho lunfa, aud ii these arc not forth.
coming Minister Egan will take pas.
sage ON the Baltimore for tho United
States, thus severing diplomatic rcia.
lions uesWeen tho United States aud
Chilli.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05
Jealous of MIR. Clark.

LEAVENWORTH, Nov. 2.-Gcoroa
w. Clark, a member uf the Brnson iurr
ahd o we'll known Topeka real estate
dealer, Is mixed up In scandal inyply.
ing Mrs. lcnnic Francis of 81. .Ios.uh
tho wife 81 a travelling man who makes
this city his home.
Clark was arrested ut Topeka Tucs-
day afternoon aud brought Ia this civ
to answer TO charges lodged auainst
him In court by Francis, Who ALLEGES
that while Clark was serving as a jnrnr
here last term an intimacy began ~.
tween Clark and the woman VINO nog
is Mrs. Francis. Francis married hcr
In Topeka last January and cnine ID thi.
city 10 live. They were not here lua.
before they moved to ST. Joseph, where
they quarrelcd Mrs. Francis went 70
her old home ut Holson and Francis
went to Topeka. prc-uming That he-
would find her there with Clark. tle
found her at Holton. however, and they
returned to st. Joseph.
Recently Mrs Francis again came u
this city 10 live, Francis arrived Mon
day night and had three policemen ~
through the house where Mrs. Francis
was stopping ut o'clock In tho morn
ing. Clark WAS not found, but Frames
had his wife arrested. She gave bond
The wife has since had warrants
served on the three policemen. also one
on Francis, charging him with assault
witn intent ~ kill.
The case against Clark and Mrs
Francis WAS called Yesterday in Judge
PlOwman's court, but wa- continued w
10Th, in order 10 summon
witnesses from "a distance.
Clark came to the trial with his Wiz,
w ho spent the day with bin in the
.Ourt room She ha- cpnliIenca in
Clark aud does not believe the charges
made against him.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

JOHN HoEY invented BY accident the
system Of sending money By express.
"hiie clerk in the Adams Express
comDany's employment he was ssked bv
z woman 70 send some money to her sop
2 soldier in Washington and bound FIJI
the front Hoey thought the matter
eyer and without consulting his supe-
riors' sent the money BY express. TIE
money reached its destination, but Hoey
nm reprlmanded for his bold export
ment- Nevertheless, from that one act
gre~ an extremely profitable branch Of
the express business.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

"A BERLIN physician writes that twen-
tY-two different species Of bacteria find
7 lodgment in the human mouth. Kiss
ing he pronounces to be habit Of IN
told danger, and one which should Ia
abandoned. IT. however, the human
man family entire cannot be persuaded
70 reform in respect to osculation. thu
writer suggests the use Of respirators
ny those who persist in the error of
their ways.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.


John O'Connor. MI. n. for south Ttp
perary. complains that fhe RcLartbf.
iteS accuse him Of being ona of ''hlt.T
I'd Shea's men
III is rumored in tho City ri Ncxtno
that tbe duty On corn Wili 30 removed,
on account of tic short crop Ta!rod in
Mexico ihn past season
Luke Wright. Eis wife aud child,
we're aIi fatally injured near Gilmore,
Mo. by their team running asay.
John q. Clark. young attorney, l. on
trial q. Fort smith. Ark. Oa fnar ln'
dicfmenss charging him With forgery
Harry Reed oF Bogard. Carols com"
y, No. - instantly killed ~ Breckin-
ridge. No. Monday night III falling
between tAo passenger coaches aAl os-
In cut to pieces.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

GEORGE KEENAN, declares that Nv
czar means well, but his Judgment il
oad' Just how man who knows that
hundreds Of his best subjects are muir
dered every year for their opinions can
mean well" Mr.. Kennan ought to ex-
plain. II the nihilists were to clean ort
tne entire royal family Of Russia thev
would De doing humanity a service
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

TRENTON. Mo, November 2 Josefa
Howell WIS yesterday sentenced " III
hanged February d. lsg2. January HI
1880. Howell murdered Mrs hihHf
Hall. u widow, and her four childrea
with al INK. anu then saturated fAe
building With coal Oil and set IL on ise
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

QUEEN VICTORIA has prohibited
smoking in Windsor Palace The IN
usual verdict would be that the queen
was in her dotage If Il vas not generally
known that the prince Of Wales smokes
cigarettes.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

AN engineer has discovered that the
surface Of Lake Erie has fallen several
feet and he wants to know what the
reason Is. Evidently this engineer is
not an Irishman, or he would have come
to the conclusion at once that the water
mad gone to the bottom OF the lake.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

The Hiawatha women who used pitch
forks on the picturesque Autographs OF
the English skirt dancers, suffered no
more anger than their husbands who at
tended the theater and we're disappolnt-
ed with decent show.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

KANSAS may be pardoned for feeling
proud over the fact that their state, ac-
cordlng to recent census bulletin. is
at the head Of states in the record Of at
tendance Of children upon the school
sessions, being 2SO per thousand OF pop-
ulotion.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

HE New York World announces that
more than one-fourth Of the sum neces-
sary to bring Mrs, Maybricks case BE-
fore the English courts has already been
subscribed, and says that her American
counsel has found fresh and important
evidence, which was unknown at the
time OF the trial.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

a WAR is going on between the trust
and antitrust watchmakers in this coun
try. Of course the monopolists in this
branch Of trade have to keep time with
the policy Of the trusts in other branch
es Of business.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

DR. WILEY, chief chemist Of the de-
partmentof agriculture, has been In Kan
sas Investigating the sorghum sugar In
dustry. He feels very much encouraged.
= new variety q cane has been devel
oped At the Sterling station which thu
doctor thinks superior to the Louisiana
cane for sugar making purposes.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

BEFORE he was politician Parnell
was q great cricketer. He was not, how
ever, popular, and on one occasion,
when an umpire decided against him.
he exhibited most violent temper.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

1t is said that Emperor William is
chating under the hesitation Of the car
in returning his visit, The emperor
thould remember the danger attending
an airing Of the car la Russia.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

TIE crown prince Of Japan, who is at
present in the school for mobiles at To
kio; Is said to be bright and industri-
ous boy. He has just finished the fourth
year in the elementary department. Il
y said that he did not miss one day at
school during the past year
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

BESIDES all his poetical and other
literary work, Sir Edward Arnold has
written 5000 one-column newspaper
leaders in the past thirty years.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

CHICAGO. Nov 2.-Treasury =. A&er'
ScanIon says that 1000 Gilman h
NancOuyc. and along the lans3 tAa
Pacific railroad are suffering fur iJ&4
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

ACCORDING to the latest census bu1le-
letin there are no longer any open cat
tie ranges in Kansas.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

: PUBLIC men have to do something
more than scrub to keep their Offices
clean.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

A CIGAR trust is the 1atestfmposition
nf its kind.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

in the year ending Oct |, 1891; and
this, too, in spite of the fact that our
total imports for eleven of these twelve
months increased from SS737. 40 640
trsssSsaaassss
in 1890 to S16a 21O 905
-.
IN 1891
When free traders say that the Nc
kinley tariff puts "Chlnese wall"
that shuts out commerce around our
coasts, they talk nonsense. During
the year 1890 our imports of free mc"
chandise were larger than in anv provi
Gus year of our history. They were
S265, GGS. .629
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

Trade In non-competitive products
under the present tariff is absolutely
the freest ever known in this country
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

During the first eleven months under
the Mckinley law the value of our i'm
ports of free merchandise was
GO-t crt
The southern argus., 1891-11-05
TariH Pictures.

New York Press: "a big surplus is
temptation to extravaganza; the sur
plus must be reduced" So said every
body in 1883. We'll, the Mckinley bill
cut down the revenue from customs
from 1927, 1893 4a2 Is
in the year ending Oct. !, 1890 to
SI96 roo O66 06
The southern argus., 1891-11-05

MUSCLE without brains doesn't
amount to much in the battle OF life.
The southern argus., 1891-11-05
GENERAL CoMMENCA

CATS are taxed In SaxonE
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To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN GREET

TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN-GREET-
ING:
You are hereby notified that | am the
legally constituted assignee Of Isaac
Kaufman. lately doing business at Nos.
All and go West Commerce street, San
Antonio, Texas, who on the 10Th day of
October, A. d., 1891, assigned to me all
his estate, both real and personal, for the
benefit of such of his creditors as may
consent to accept said assignment, receive
their proportional share Of the net pro-
ceedS of the assigned estate and discharge
him from their respective claims. All
creditors disposed TO accept the same are
required to make known their consent to
me in writing within four a. months from
the publication of this notice. and no
creditor not asserting, shall receive or
take any benefit under the assignment.
My poStOf1ice address is No. 40S West
Commerce street, San Antonio, Texas.
LEOPOLD NJ. MICHAEL, Assignee.
San Antonio, Tex, Nov. 9th, A. D., 1891.
11-7-3wks.
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with bath, stable, carriage. house, chick
en- house wood house, etc. Hydrant
wafer, large lot, with fms shade trees and
'hrubCery, New, neat and clean, aGout
four blocks from Military plaza. WIZ
an ess vat 5000 month.
JEC Of HAASIFTON Il Co
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IF YOU NEED

Carpets, Mattings, Linoleums, Oil
Cloths or Center Rugs, call on l.. P.
Peck & Co., POP and 204 West Com-
merce street. 1l-l3 If
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HELP ADVERTISE SAN ANTONIO

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Single copies, ready for mailing to be had
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copies 500. lG-5 II
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FIVE LOTS IN GaANoVlEW.
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EXCITEMENT In PARIS
VIOLENT ARTICLES IN THE
NEwsPAPERS.
Germany I'm tating the People of
Alsace-I.Orraine-- Rela-
tiOns Becoming StraIned--Thc
Attacks on the Emperor.

PARIS, Feb. 2S.-The instructions sent
by Chancellor Won Caprivi yesterday to
the governor Of Alsaca Lorraine, Prince
Won Hohenlac Scilingturst, to refrain
from mitigating the passport regulations
in Alsace Lorraine, as previously pro-
posed, and not to extend in any way
additional facilities to the inhabitants OF
the French frontier, consumers at mar
kets and fairs in the German territory,
has caused considerable excitement in
Paris.
The Harision newspapers t. day pub
lish violent articles on the subject and
are certainly not in any way tending to
relieve the strained relations at present
existing between Germany and France
an account of the attacks made upon
the Empress Frederick during her stay in
the French capitol.
General Bouanger seems likely to try
his hand at taking advantage of the cx-
cited state of the public mind and is said
to be hard at work with his friends con-
coctng an anti-German manifesto in
Brussels, where he is now staving.
Whether true OF not, continuous telc-
phoning or telegraphing is going on be-
tween the general and his tricndsin Brus-
sells and Boulangists, who are now in
Paris.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-02-28
CHURCH NOTICES.

Catholic Church, Haywood street
Services at II a, M; Sunday school at
10 a. m.
French Broad Baptist church-Preach-
ingat II a m. and 7:45 p, m. by Rev.
]. l.. Carroll.
Christian church-Rev. F. p. Arthur
will preach tomorrow at IL a. m. and
7:3O p. Ill. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Bailey street Mission-Sundav school
at 4 o'clock; night services at 7:30. All
are cordially invited to these services.
Sunday school at the Methodist Chapel
on College street beginning promptly at
4 p. nj. Claude Miller, superintendent,
Riverside NJ. f. church, Souln-Divine
service II a. m, and Sp. m. Rev. ].
c. Troy pastor, Sunday school at 8
p. m.
First Baptist church-Prcaching at
l l a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by c. Durham,
d. D., Of Raleigh, n. c. Sunday school
$50 a, m.
West End Baptist Mission-Rcv. w. p.
Southern. Sunday school at $3.50 p. m,
Sunday. Services at 7:30 every Satur.
day evening.
First Methodist Episcopal church
corner of Haywood and Buttrick streets
Preaching at II a, m. and 7;3Otp. III, by
Rev. ]. d, Robertson.
First Presbyterian church-Rev. w. S
p, Bryan, pastor. Divine worship at l !
a. IN. and Sp. m. Sabbath school al
$50. Young peoples meeting at 7;15.
Trinity church-Third Sunday in Lent
March /, 1891. Sunday school anC
Bible class at $50 a. m. Sermon ant
Holy communion at IL a. m. Evenin,
prayer and sermon s pm
Central Methodist Episcopal church
South, Rev. c, w. Byrd, pastor-Rev
DR.. ]. H. Weaver, p. E., will preach at
O'Clock. Love feast at $50 p. nj, Ser
vice at night. Sunday school at 9;3'
a. m,
North Asheville M. Z, church, South
Rev. c. Nj. Campbell, pastor. Divin
service Sunday morning, at II a. m
and 7:3O p. m. The sacramental servic
of the quarterly meeting will be at 1
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. w. M. Ker
|
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AT TakE GRAND.
Madame Janauschek and an Ex-
celIcut Company in "EsSex."

The best attraction OF the season
comes to the Grand Monday night
Madame Janauschek, famous the country
over, with her superb company, will pre-
sent Essex" to an Ashcvile audience
TOR the first time, and they will doubt
less have packed house. The Buffalo,
\. Y, Courier says
"Janauschck was at the Grand last
night. A crowded house greeted the
great t, t,agcdenne and her excellent com
pany. Essex was the play, and bril-
liant one it was too. 1t is a historical
play, full of dramatic force, sparkling ir
literary gems, and a beautiful play from
start to finish. Janauschek enacted the
great role OF England's virgin Queen. In
it she was superb. Her glorious voice
deep, rich and resonant, is just as pow
eriul as of vore. Her great acting has
not deprecated one bit. She is still the
great and only JanauSchek.'
Tickets are now on sale at Thad. w
Thrash & Co.'S, Al Patton avenue.
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BILLS CONSIDERED.
NORTH CAROLINA CoRUNDUM
II Will he shows at the worlds
Fair-Send iia Samples.

There is wonderful specimen of CO.
rundum on exhibition in the show win
dow of Raysor g. Smiths drug store on
Patton avenue. 1t was placed there by
Messrs. jerks & jerks and is a product
OF one of the mines of the Western North
Carolina corundum company. This spec
linen weighs 100 pounds, is a sapphire
and ruby OF wonderful color, and THE
largest and finest lump OF pure corundum
in the world yet discovered. Its chiet
use commercially is as an abrasive and
tor this purpose it ranks next to the dia-
mond reducing to powder all substances
in nature save the prince of gems. Messrs.
Ienks & jerks will place this specimen,
together with their large private collec-
ton, on exhibition at the Worlds Fair
at Chicago next year, where the various
explained. To make this collection more
complete and to give to North Carolina
especial prominence, owners OF corutl.
dunn properties throughout the state arc
requested to contribute to this exhibit.
Specimens from pound to the extent OF
ten pounds in weight may be forwarded
to Messrs. .Jenks & jerks, bv express at
their expense, with a detailed state
ment of the deposit, its extent and char
acter as far as known, and the names
OF the property owners. These speci
mems will be given due prominence at
the great exhibit.