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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-12-28
RAILROAD DIRECTORY.

IIdlII NO. = dTIIFtS '!IH MIIWdUkEt AIlU U6-
rts Nr Madison at 500 P. NJ.
Tins arrive from Madison at $40 NJ and
VI.
No. q arrives from Milwaukee and de-
Madison al 9:2S A. NJ
as Nos. /. ?. !, and 30, run daily between
-g0 and Minneapolis.
4 osler trains run daily except Sunday.
No. 8 and run daily except Sunday between
licago and Minneapolis.
Trains Nos. 43 and A run daily except Sunday
between Chicago and Portage.
G. w. WEBB, Agent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-12-28

Miss Bell Hurd is a visitor at Ge
neva, III.
Thos. McCabe, of Milwaukee, was 6
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-12-28
he LADIES

IRE cordially invited to visit my new
e and inspect the largest and
'st complete stock of YARNS,
,oDs, INFANTS OUTFITS, CoRsETs,
DIES MUSLIN AND WOODEN UNDER
AR, LACEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs,
Jerry, NoTIONS, ETC, ever shown
Natertown. All goods are bright
new, and prices as low as the
vest.
Miss A. Werschutz,
500 Main st. III. BelIack's Store
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-10

gemenbet. 0Or ettpa brei3ebn e}abren
tpurbe Der beriibmte rufliI6e Militdrz
ar3t Dobronrauof bon feiner Geeierumg
beauftragt, bic Srunfiu9t, ipeIche lid
jener 3eit unter ben Gffi3ieren Der 9(rs
NEE beg 3aren in eri6redenber ggeiie
ausbreitete. gu ftubiren unb eoentuelIe
Wtittel CUR 9efampfung bes 2aiters au
entbedem. 9obronrapof perofeniIidte
einige 3eit bana6 iiber bic 8ebanbs
lung Srunfiiidtiger einen geri6t, nell
der in faft idmmtIi6en me6isinilden
3eiti9riften Der Welt erI6ien. Sie
bon ibm porgei6lagene 8ebamblungs-
metbobe bate nit Der Golofnr iniofern
Iebnli6teit, als bic Mebisin, uelde
Sobronrapoff ieinen patienten perabz
rei1t uiilen lpolte, ebenfals Strpd)=
min entbielt unb benz 2ranfen bure)
Snieftlonen beigebra6t purbe. Ob
Der Senannte nit ieinem Mittel grfols
&c gu peraei6nen bate, 1T uns nidt be-
fannt gemorDen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-10

uAH elllelH lli)iueren ,MIf9e11tf 7"
lpieoerDolte lle Sarun, inbeul lie fait
unlpilifiirld) cine itol5e, fiibl ablebaenbe
OaltllHg GnnaGn. nSollten Stc ba
nidt irgen0pie bos Spfer cines Srs
tbumS geluorbeu lein, meill Serr?"
Die GeiDe ST eritauneu mar nun Gil
Dem 9uberen, ltub nur oie Serlpirrung,
III pel1e lire nncr.partete 9lntiport ibn
perlest bate, modte Die Sbulo baran
tragen, lpcnn e 5ielnli9 ungel6ift
berausfubr: SD bite Inn Yerseibung;
aber i'd fonnte natiirlt6 ni6ts 2lnberes
glaubeu, ais oaB bie l6were Grfras<
flung Sbres @atten audi bon Sbnen als
Elm lnsliid entpfunoen porben lei!
Sire Mnfpelenbeit an bieiem Srte bdtte
mid freilid loglei6 oapom iibersellsen
lolen, baB in5milben eine liberia l4euoe
8elieruns in Dem 8efidoen beS arnlen
Sasmunb eingetreten ieiu niine."
@eroa mar auf bas 6eftisfte eri6ros
den, benn jeOe8 @ort bteieS Wtannes,
Der ibr ein fait pollis SSretnher mar,
bate iie 9lei6 einem pernidtenben Wors
ipurf setroffer. Sffenbar pu6te er
ni6t, oaB lie i6on felt benz Gage Der
9od5eit bon ibrem @atten getreunt
mar, uno Die anl9eineno gang arfri6ti9
gemeinte germutbun9, nit iuelder er
Ieine leste MeuBerung se19loilen bate,
bemies am beltet, ME er ibre Sanbr
lun9smeile beurtbeilen tpiiroe, wenn lie
i'm nun Die Wabrbeit ober bod eineu
2beil Der @abrbeit erratben lieBe. Aber
lie 9etpann es troboem nid)t iiber iid),
ein uniuiirbigeS Serltedenlpiel auf,ll>
fiibren, nnr I'm ii9 Die 8ein elmer Ve=
l6dmun9 81 erlparen, unb bic perbukte
Mfiene bes slnoeren bielt iie ni6t ab,
ibm 81 befennen, baB lie In bielem
9lmgenblif gum eriten Wtal bon elmer
Grfranfung ibres @atten 9llnoe erbalte.
36gerno, als be9e ct inSgebeim nod
ilnmer Die SelorsniB, baB iic mir ibren
Spott nit tim treiben polle, er36blte
ibr Der &aufmann baS 28eui9e, bas er
lelbit bon Dem Sdidlal 93altcr Sass
munos iuuBtc unb baS lid) i'm g3elent-
li6en auf Die 9batlade leiner i1pcreu
Grfranfun9 beidrdnfte. 90 ipenig er
an9 Die Sa9lage begriff, bielt er es
bod fur ieine Pfli9t, lit babel elmer
mogli6ft i6eneuben NuSbrudsmeile 3u
beoienen aber ct fonnte l9liebli6 auf
@eroas orinsenoe Srasen ni6t Der,
idmeigen, bab man ibm nod spei Gage
Dor ieiner Mbreile bon Berlin an Der
B0rle 9elpra6sipeiie lnitsetbeilt babe,
Der 3ultano SSalter Sasmunbs seltt
oils pollfommen. boffnunsslos uno bic
Sirma perbe oemna9lt liquibiren milf
fen.
pgtatiirli6 lpiro oas cine itarfe ueber,
treibuns sqpeien iein," fiiste YER OBJ
lhmdaeno btn5u, u,pie man ia Die 8ore
lenneuigfeiten niemalS 70 senau auf ibre
Wabrbaftisfeit bin -"
(6ortietunS folst.)
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lteber bie @ulbfur.

5robbem man iiber bic @olbfur in
| leBter 3eit piel sefdrieben bat, ift bic
Sadie bis iebt in gebeimniBbolles Sun=
tel geblat gepeien. Die na6folaens
ben Nusfiibrungen bon berufener sfeber
6irften oesbalb nt6t obne Snterefe
lein:
Die aur lit BON ibrem grfin5er, Or
&eelp, Der iid iibrigems siemliber Be-
riibmtbeit erfreuf, Bel Srunfiiihtiaen
Wtorpbiniften unb Gocainiften anaes
lpanbt iporben. 9en Neraten mar lie
bis ieBt nod nidt befannt, ba aeelp
bieielbe nit bem S9Ieier Der Ser
f9piegenbeit bebedte. Das einaiae,
wopon Die Mebisiner aenntnib beIas
BEN, mar: l. baB bic @ranfen meber
mad pbpiiologii9en nod plp6ologi.
f9en @runbfdBen bebanbelt tperben !;
2. Die 4urmetbobe niht pifenfdaftlid
begriinbet 1T unb 3. bic Mebiain feiue
Spur bes berfibnten @olbbiAlorise
entbdlt.
SEPT aber fennen iie bic 3uiammen-
ieBung bes 9iittels. Cine genaue 8es
i9reibung besielben gu geben, ift aber
eine gepagte Sa6e, bas es ungebeuez
rem S6aben anri6ten tann. @s iei
nnr mitgetbeilt, oaB bic 0auptbeifanbs
tbeile Der 9lr5nei Strp9nin, 9ltropin,
Gaffeins nnb @aoein bilDen. sltropin
ioa befonoer8 Der 8efdmpfung bes
Jtorpbini6mu5, Strpf)nin Der bes
gltobolismu8 unb beS Delirinm
9remens bienen. 8eibe Stoffe aber
wirten tobtltb, es lei benn, baB bel
benz patienten gepife 8eoingungen
porbanoen iinb. pel9e bic @irfllng
Der Gifte paraliiiren.
VS. 1T 0hentli6 erfl6rt por6en, bah
bel nur $500 patienten BON 10000,
bic ii6 Der Golbtur untersogen, Miids
fdlle eiHgetreten feien, beren nria6e in
ilngep6bnli1en piberudrtigen 0ers
bdltniilen gelegen babe. ollie iibrigen
patienten feien oOqtdnbis bergefiellt
morben. Dor uns liegt eine 3iife iiber
l25 &ranfe, mel6e bic ermdbnte Sur
Elm Sabr gebrau6t. Bon ibnen Iinb
f6on 81 ipieber ibrem 2aiter perfalIen,
pdbrenb iiber bic iibrigen fortmdbrenb
ein pa9iames 9luge gebalten ipirb,
nm bas grsebniB Der Sur 3u beoba6s
ten. Cine ganSe @naabl 9ler3te baben
Seute in Der 8ebanblung, meI6e Der
Solotur lt9 unteriporfen batten unb
1eBt an ben f9limmen fyolaen
Derielben leiben. 8eIonberS III es
gSabnfnn, Der bel pielen bieier paz
tlenten berportritt. Gin glew Oorter
perr, Der bon ieiner 2eibeni6aft bes
eigarettenran6ens eebeilt su nerben
nllni9te, gebrau6te bic Sur, muBte
oiefelbe aber aufgeben, ba er glaubte,
ieinen Veritanb gu perlieren.
SdlieBli6 lei bemerft, baB bic Cobb
fur ni6t bas bisber ein3ise N1ittel 1T,
bas man gegen Nlfoboliamus unb bic
bamit berwanbten @rantbeiten anz
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3idbt iibermenibltd,e starfe, aber
uatiirticf1e Strait.

Gplfe MuStelfraft su erlanssu, tpte Ee ber GtbIet
beft fsr Sabltetten 5eret6t wte Spinupeben, inbem
ben. ater etn Wormalmas pbpfiide: araft urp bic
6dbtStet, gut gu efien 81 perbonen unt 3n 1tafen,
Elm tets ra3ises Rerpenipfem tu baten, 6as tt aud
etnem nero6ien, idwdGltfen unb rsiobaren MenI&en
m69db, renn er etne reseIreGte Sur nit Spfetter
ARasenbtters sur@maGt. Setne bie8be5dsliSen ppffz
nmnsen uereen fosar bals tn Grfhauns seten. Die
ttmultreneen Qgtrtungeu bteie8 unna&abmIi@su
als iis BON Dauer fnb. Die Ginsemetbe, bic Sober,
per aRasen. be Weren-ae bteie Srsane prfen inter
bem ncblttuencen G.nfuS b.eier ptelIet.aen Nrsnei
5uammen, um re8uldres Sun8tren aer pttaIeu Sraane
unb hamtt BITE @arautts robur @eIuntbeit 5u erstes
en gts iest Bat nod fetn unberes mebt,ntSdes grd
parat iolS punperpcne Grfclse in Grbaltuns, 9Bie.
belt unb QebenSteutigteit beptrft. Waen aebraudbe
Cd aegen Malaria, q eumatl8mus, 0erbauurasbez
idsmeroen, 8tciitdt, Werenleiben unn Ste @.tppe.
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aleibsrltoffel aleioerjtofs!

Ser erDbte uno sespab!teite gcrrotb BON
tetnen &leiber # + fen, Der ie in Saa
4ntonio borhanben mar. GIN nsnes Muiter
Satln Stripeb grepom ipItb unb
geinuitert
v8eSfDrb Gprb" in alien neuen Nor.
ben. mie aidel, @isale, Mais, aapeaeel San,
3uiiian @rab, Cream peib.
ebaIlies gu l6, l8 unb 81 Gsnts per
Darb.
:, .JranaSiifd,e ebaatss in $5 be-
1tinnlten Dtuitern.
batres, Crepe b'et;me III rs
Gents, 80 Gents unp $l.O..
Sraaa0iii9er 0rsansie ~ 2s, 85
unO 30 Gents.
per DarS.
= @emuiterte Sebforb.eoro su 121s
Gents per Darb.
n Semuiterte grepe su Ia Gents per
Darb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-10

= So biirfte @enigen befannt iein,
bab Der grobe @rfinoer @biion fait taub
1T. 9lls er nod Elm 4nabe mar, perz
taufte er auf einem Giienbabn3uge 3eis
tungen unb PeanutS Oils i'm emit
eiH @ep1tbeamter on ben Sbren in bic
S0be bob, 3eriprangen ibm beibe 3rpmz
melfelle, ipoour6 CT fait pollitanbig
taub murbe.
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3mrmerif4es.

Die beiben Damenabtbeilunsem Der
Berliner 9urngemein6e bef6loiien bas
erfe Sabr ibrer Surntbdtigfeit nit
einem S6auturnen. IS tparen SO
Samen, bic nit feftem S9ritt in bic
einem 5ablrei9 selabenem pubIifum
ge0hnete 9alle bes 2eibnibs @pmnafis
ums einmari6irten. Die Mebraabl
tparen iusen6frifde @efalten. bod fab
man dltere Jrauen in ben Heiben, unb
bic s9eniorin" adblte, pie bic rSdgz
libe Runbf6au" getpiHenbaft fefftellt,
nidt peniger als So Sommer, obne
6eBbalb an @emanbtbeit binter BEN
tugenbli9en 8enoiiinnen suriid3ultez
ben. Nae Surnerinnen trugen fubz
freie 90de unb anf6lieBenbe 9ailen
aus grauem Surnleinen nit rotben
GiBen unb in ben 9aaren rotbueiBe
&oietten.
yta6 elmer turaen, auf bic 8ebeu>
tung bes Wtdb6enturnens binmeilenben
slnipra6e bes Yrofe1or Or. @oat
erfolgte unter ben &ldngem 6es 2iebes:
.Onr6 Gelb unb 8u6enballen" Der
@ufmarfb gu ben Jreiiibungen, bic
unter benz aommanbo bes Oberturnz
iuarts 9opfe re9t gut ausgefiibrt MUIR
ben. 9ierauf erfOlgte 6erdtbturnen
am Barren, on Der tpagere6ten Setter,
on ben &ingen, foipie Elm Sturms unb
Stafenfpringen. Damn fiibrten ga
Samen einen &eigen ndt benz 2iebe:
Sas Wanbern 1T bes MuIers 2uf"
aus, al ben ii6 Siren unb &unblauf
uno bolfstbiimli6e Spiele l6loiIeu.
yia6 benz 2ieb: Stun abe, bu mein
lteb' 8aterlanb" mari6irten bic fir
ibre aeiltun9en nit itiirmii6em 8eifaa
belobnten Samen ipieoer aus benz
Saal.
= Sn ben lebten 9aeen ieines Qes
bens perfiigte Der unldngit in gubapelt
peritorbene @eorg 8Iapfa iiber falt aar
feline Subiilten3mittel. sd,erapeiie
pflegte er ii6 gu dnbern: ,@enn id)
lterbe, mirb man aemiB f6one Nefros
loge iiber mid i6reiben, i6 pollte, man
lieBe mid ni6t berbuneern".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-10

bon l9nars sSaaren ;u Ben aler,
ntebrigiten Brei'en.
Seitretfter unb cnrrirtsr aapn
bon | Gents allfipdrts bis gu bem beiten.
Shli4ter idmarser Org naie, @renabine,
Sattn geitrelfter 2aipu gu eritannlia nisoris
gen TreiIen.
.SetSeme V1arp 9enricttas, 40 8ou,
NIT ben neueiten Sdattirungen terlsben,
Su $1.00
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-10

Ser y&Oln. 8Olfs3tg mirb aug
gonbon gef9riebeH: Cine GroBenfelin
S6luers, bic in 2onbon lebt, eine alte
uuo i1wa6e 6rau, 1T unperidulbet in
bic groBte Notb geratben Sic mare
perloren in bieiem moDernen 8abpIon,
menn ni4t milotbdtise 0er5en iid ibrer
erbarnlten. Die Deutidbe Wobltbdtigs
teits @efellibaft bat ibr nunmebr
eine fleine peniion seipdbrt, wel6e
3ur Oedung Der 9sietbe geniigen barfs
te; aber es feblt nod bic Nabruna.
8aben, geienbet an bic Oeuti6e Wobls
tbdtigfeitss 8siellfdaft, Id South
plaee, Ginsburp, 2onbon F c., nds
rem iebr am plaB
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9lls 8lutrsiniaungsmittel tann
i'd Or. 9lusuit aonis's Samburger
5ropfen beftens empfeblen; eS tpirb
oabur6 mande 0oftOrre6nung ges
ipart.-8ul, Steinba6, So. 164S Sc
sNpenue, Nem Yorf, q. p.
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&eiuefSf1ue.

9, s.. 6ltfferh In Rep Gafel, Bts. bate rerp6,es
acpfpeb unb Rbeumat.smus, bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rareu Ill f@le@ten 3lfunps, BITE eeber me Hid, anaes
srHen, hdte fetnen 9ppetit une mar iiberbaupt Ss
nanrts enttfdftst. Dret 6iaiten electric Biters bos
Sowarb Sbepbere, Sarrsburs, Su Eo.tf etn.
creme aSuane am getns bic i@on adj Sabre selauien
gar. @ebrau4tt BRET Slalaen Glectrrt Sittsrs Int
Ee6en S6atteln Sudlen's Nrnica Salbe unp bis
Bunbs 1T .sebetlt. Sobn Srsafer. Gatarta, SbiD,
bette fant Wunpeu am Ssiae burG aleber perurae t.
Die aerBte ertdrten ietnen SaL ais nnbetlbar Sire
ntea Sabe paben tbn pouitdnots cur,rt 9u eabeG in
S1sn gu apetseten aecpb Dretb, 1brmpicn & 60,
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sScine @pibett 0sprf1nae. AZ gln

Seine epieem Vorbange, 81 garo
long, 5u rs @ents, $l.0o, $1.25, $l.5o,
$500, $3.50, $500, unb auflparts, 70 felt,
tpie Sbr fie tpiini@t.
= Uarbtger unb ibiparser TaiIIe
Sra aneatie, 3u 80 Gents per Darb
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j2epAAr @imahanls !!

Ntr Dertaufen 3epbpr @imsbams
gu is, 18 unb 25 Gents.
Satin Stsipeb Gorb Ou api unb 3epbprs.
Semnfterte sateeu gu 10, IL, 1s
ilnb 25 @entS.
r. S9tt4t: 3u 10, lala, Is, 20 unb rs
Sas srbbte umo belt aussema1tte saeer
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llnier ..Weifer lSl. phant..

Glotbins Sans ift bas sr5bte uns ppaftdns
oiaits I'M Siioipei.en s9ir 9 'rantireR
Sdnttt, Wluiter, nuatitGt unt
30 b Atfeo pabt.~
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Gbelille= e=Fortiereu llnb Sildoefeu.

B,r offertren G9enilles Yorltere
'tno 81 @ , eden 5u abipIut balbeut 9reile.
@ir baben so 9aare Yortieren uno 100
&tdSeden, ale su bemielben Rreiie
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gorbdnse! gorbduae j,

Sn Draperien unb @retonues
tllRren mir eine elesante Muspabl BON 10
cents a''ffpdrts bis gu Der feinften Sprte
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ssiOenItofic !! geireultoffe!

Saltoe farbise 6 G9inefifde unb S q.
pdne1tI9 9e Se'ben ftoffe in ben prs
puiariten 6arben, rie 98eib, greont RpIa.
eprn giile, Gil 8lau &c
Srltee @ros Groin Supar3e
Sci oenitoffe su 75 Gerte, 80 Gents, 81
uao S1.25.
SHtpar3e eunb GreamG binefiide
. tbe NIT offe, gu 20 50, so, SO, rs, So,
so Gents unb 81.
Se'beme umo gotiu Ssrpeane, in
idlpars nnS fgrbia su rs, 80 Cents, 81 rrD
$l.25 IN ben neueIten Abenos s6arbsn.
6ancp senuiterte Snbias, lduorscr,
tarb'9er uno ipeiber Grunp; 5ipelfar5ie, eiit.
fap unp perlebteoenart ae Stsuren, yJumen
Scrolls unb anbe,e Mnter, 75 Sprten, 3Xl2
&nnbnatton, isoss 20-22 3pn bret, 81. 48,
60, 60, Is Gsnts nnb II % 53pll breite al
81 unb 81 25.
@srl9ieoene 0faeee gmraba, gu 20,
35, SO unb 70 Gents.
9as seibenlaaer iibertrifft aaes Doaeipes
lei,e IN ausmabl, @ute uno Wertb fir ieben
3fpef, ipn Seioe gebrerebt miro, uno heren
3abl tit eesipn.
unier Waarenlager tit maBgebenb.
Sie foIgenoen Auotationen scben einen
Winf. un a5er ben nirtlid,en @errb unp Die
as'4baltisfeit ftnuen gu lernen, fomnt uno
lebt oSer laRt Gah Yrobeu idb dit.
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oS.rNuA VI <tnUthItrptN btBuHtHstu ~ Wtt.
ben 2sir q,totlren 8relle, sic 5br mt Ysrs
gnllsen leiea neroet
9eppihc! 9eppids!
Sofp 8ruiieis, 81 unb auhparts
5apeltrp 8ruilsls, 50 Semts unD alfirSrts.
5apelt-p Sruiieis, &prberrp, so geats nns
aufwarts.
y es Boas, creif ae 0ids, s5 esnls.
y. y. 81
Union 70,
6, Is. 55
linton 46
@eldumte Sepfide, l5 bis 80 gents.
Sti.pleuin, so Gents lnb ouifpdrts.
6ubbcoen Oel.Iud, 50 Cts uno aufpSrts.
epepss9Eatten, 45 GentS ilnb anfwdrts per
AnaotatzDarb.
eblna Natten, bon l215 bis SO Gents.
aedpte sSapaneitide Matten ;u nir Is Gts.
M1bel! MIbel!
aSir na4en ipe;irlIe Dhsrlen in sataf.
) 3tmmers Sets:
Solibe Intife @i9enc Sets. nir $3.50.
Glesante Gbspat Sets, .nur $1,000.
Solibe Nalluab Sets, nilr $35.
Pliiid Varler Sets, nur $27.
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Wl0bel nro Seppide /!

ltnIer Dotel- unb Tepp,d DsparfemeHt
perhient in Aueeninein ssnpmlnr,, ~ wsr
ben 9sir quotlren 8relie, sic 5br mt ssrs
Anll9en leiea pernet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
ELECTION EXCITEMENT
Has subsidsd in Ashrville-Demo Gratis Joy
ful-Many Fights lection ID y.

ASHEVILLE, N. c., Nov. Especial.
The election excitement has subsidized,
and everything is quiet in Asheville. The
Democrats are jubilant, and the post
Office is wrapped in gloom, which. at
night, is intensified by the want Of light
In the building, the gas company having
removed its fixtures from there because
the Government wouldn't pay it's bill.
There were very few fights here dur
Ing election time. considering the oc-
casion. and making proper allowance for
the excitement Of the people.
News has just been received here OF a
bloody row in Mitchell that resulted in
the death Of probably six men and the
serious wounding Of fifteen. This was
on election day. A man, by the name OF
Brown, and one by the name Of Wise,
started a discussion over politics, and
soon it waxed so warm that they
begun 10 fight Excitement was running
pretty high that day I'm Mitchell. as else
where and the friends OF each man
paired off on one side or the other. They
then went into regular pitched battle
and when ii ended there were fifteen
wounded men lying on the ground, well
tering in their blood, as the patriot
statesman would say Of the fighting SOL
diers.
The sheriff was present, and tried TO
separate the combatants, but only sue
ceeded In getting pretty badly pummeled
up himself for his pains The PRINCIPAL
fighters were Lewis and Monroe Garland
Brownlow and Elisha Stanley, Chigman
Harrell and two sons and man named
Hill
John S. Wise OF New York. is here on
business connected with the Asheville
Street railway, in the interest OF the
Thompson Houston electrical syndicate.
1T is said he Will try 10 have q receiver
appointed TO wind up the affairs of the
company Colonel Martin, the president
OF the company. IS still in New York,
and il Is not known when he will re-
turn. The city has been entoined from
tearing up any more Of tie track on
Patton avenue until the 22d instant. when
a motion for a continuance Of the re-
order will be heard
The Democrats will hold a grand iolli-
fcation meeting in the courthouse here
saturday night and will listen 10 !
speeches OF cOnGratulation from some of
our most eloquent orators.
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heen made for enc most complete Pullman

been made for the most complete Pullman
sleeping-car service ever attempted In the
South. consisting OF through sleepers from
poston. New York, Philadelphia, Bal.i-
more washington and Norfolk to ali
points South. Three fast express trains
will be run daily each way during tne
season. In addition the elaboratsiyl
equipped FLORIDA special VIII run tn
svee,ly. The following will be the time
hotween New York and Southern points:
To charleston, % hours. Jacksonville, ~
hours: ST Augustine, 30 hours, while the
time between Washington VIII be reduced
Mfr Claude T. Wilson. editor of the
Wilson Advance. disappeared very mys-
teriously some days ago. He mad been
threatened by members OF Gideons Bahu
for structures in his paper upon tnat
orqa nIzafion. and II was at first thought
those threats had been put into execution.
n was later discovered that he left home
ON n north-bound train at 3 o'clock In
the morning of October Both, and came to
this place Here all trace OF him was lost
the only possible clue being the fact that
a ticket had been sold to New York on
that morning by the railroad agent there
u is now believed that he left deliberately
for some unknown reason, and the only
plausible reason for his disappearance Is
that he became I1ghtencu dt tue lHledtS
made against him. and his mind became
affected. This is the only
consistent theory, as he commanded the
respect and confidence of everyone. He
owed some money. but his creditors were
not pressing him, and friends would have |
extended any financial aid, had |
il been needed. His family Is greatly dis !
tressed. and his mother is nearly craZed /
BY the blow. 1t Is the most ineNplicable
affair ever known in this section of the
Sfafp
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THE OLD NORTH STATE.
a eRASD SERIES 0FJUBrLEEs AND
JoLLTFTC<TI0Ns
Ts be Celebrated In All Parts Of the Conn
mon wesith--Msrion Batter, the Third
Parsyits, Now Ostracired.

RALEIGH, Nov. 12.-special.-The next
week will be generally observed through
out the State by a series OF jubilees and
solicitations at various places I'm honor
of the Democratic victories. Clinton. in
Sampson county, the home OF Marion But
burlespue post-mortem over the political
remains Of Butler.
On Tuesday night Goldsboro an
nounces that she will celebrate with
a grand torchlight procession end demon
stration. Morehead City Will follow on
Wednesday night, Newberne and Raleigh
Thursday night, and Kinston Friday
night.
1t is learned here to-day that Marion
Butler. the Third party leader. has been
thoroughly ostracized In his county and
town, and cannot be entertained at n
hotel or clearinghouse in the county.
He came TO Raleigh to-day, and Is stop
ping here for a few days.
IL is stated here to-day that Butler
expected as q reward for his Third party
services to be elected United States Sena-
tor His calculation was that the next
Legislature would be controlled by the
Third party, and elect MIN SeHdto- III
the event Of Vances disability. The Third
party will not have one-tenth OF the men,
bership Of the Legislature.
From a letter received here to-day 1t Is
learned that S. Ohio Wilson learned the
alphabet which he used in GideOn's Band
at Chapel Hill when he was at school
there years ago. This alphabet which is
O series OF cabalystic signs. was pub
iished in the press Of the State two weeks
ago. II Is positively proven by the tes-
tlmony of witnesses now living that VIII
son was taught this system Of signs by
man IN Chapel HILL and the evidence
corroborates the charge that this alphabet
was used by him in his secret oath-bound
organization I'm this State.
A special from Durham says that the
match game OF football to-day between
the University OF North Carolina and
Trinity College resulted in a victory for
the University by score Of "a TO 0.
IT Is learned to-day that the conditions
of both Chief Justice A. S. Merrimon, Of
the supreme court, and OF State Treasurer
j.. w. Balm are extremely critical, and |
all hope in both cases has been aban- |
doned. II is not expected that either OF |
these distinguished servants Of the State |
will survive for a longer period than
twenty-four hours
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Death hin SpotsyIyanta.

Special Mrs. Sarah T. Timherlake. widow
of the late James B. Timberlake. died yes
terday at the residence of her son-in-law,
Mr. A. b. Bolts. on street. aged ninety
one years. The funeral took place this
evening and the interment was in the city
cemetery.
Mr.. John Thomas Coleman, for years one
of the largest farmers in this section. died
to-day at his residence near Spotsyivania
Courthouse. aged seventy years.