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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-11-09

OMAHA, Nov. S.-Indications are that
Weaver has carried Nebraska BY 10000
and that Crounson, Republican, has
been elected Governor. Legislature is
probably controlled by Democrats and
independents.
COLORADO.
New YORK. Nov. S.-A Herald special
from Denver says indications are that
Weaver will carry the State by $4,000.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Denvcr Indications
are that Weaver has carried Colorado
by over $4,000 plurality.
DELAWARE.
New York, Nov. s.-The Herald and
Tribune bulletin boards at 8 p. IN. say
Delaware has probably gone Republican.
wIscONsIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. S.-Gov. Peck says
that the Lutherans voted tor him today
as they did two years ago and that
Cleveland got the German Lutheran vote
also.
WASHINGTON AND OREGON.
New YORK, Nov. S.-A Herald special
from Portland, Oregon, says the returns
favor Weaver in Oregon and Cleveland
in Washington. The Democrats voted
almost solidly for Weaver in Oregon.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROvlDENcE, Noy. S.-Nine towns i'll
Rhode Island show a Republican loss OF
of IS; a Democratic loss Of SS.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Nov. S.-This state
goes for Harrison.
PENNSYI.yAEIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-Returns re-
ceived from twelve counties out of 67
show gain for Cleveland Of 1890.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-11-09
ANARCHIBrs DID 1T.
4 Terrible Explosion i'm Paris
EOur Men Killed.

LONDON, Nov. S-A dispatch from
Paris states that this morning two po
liccmen found outside of the Office of the
Garmaux Mining company an iron yes
sci. In examining it at the station house
it exploded, killing the two men in
stantly and wounding another. 1t is
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-11-09
Rivals L.uraY.

HARRIssoNBURG. Va, Nov. S.-A cave
has been discovered near Harrisonburg.
1t has not been fully explored yet, but it
is said to rival the Luray caverns in size
and its grottoes i'll beauty. The cave
was discovered while blasting for rock.
, Twenty-four rooms have been found
without the aid of pick or shovel. Per-
sons from neighboriug villages are flock
ing to see it. Specimens Of stalactites
were brought into town Yesterday.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-11-09
THE LATEST.
The Delm Ocrats Continue to
all Along the Line.

Triumphant Democracy!!!
We win all along the line!.
The following States arc certain for
Cleveland, and he will probably get sew
cral others:
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-11-09

Ex-GOv. HOffhnan's widow Dead.
NEW York, Nov. S.--Mrs. Ella Stack.
weather Hoffman, widow of Ex-G Govern
ornor John T. Hoffman ofNew York, 10
dead.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Thc Herald says
the Connecticut returns indicate that
Cleveland has carried the State by from
500 to 1000.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-11-09
A snall Riot i'm New York.

NEw YORK, Nov. S.-Shortly before
noon Thos. Murphy was arrested in the
Third assembly district for illegal regis
tration. While on the way to the Unitet
States commissioners office. A number
Of Murphy's friends assaulted the mar
shals. A small riot was precipitated
but assistance soon arrived and tn
prisoner was safely landed before tn
commissioners.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-11-09
IOWA.

DEs MONIES, Nov. S.-The chairmer
Of both parties say that no figures will
be known here before 10 p. IN. tonight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
LIFE RACE FOR A CUP.
Capt. Price of Brunswick One Of the |
Contestants for the Trophy.

Capt. Price of Brunswick One of the
Contestants for the Trophy.
BRUNSWICK, GA, March Capt. J. T.
s. Price Of Brunswick is running a life
race for an historic trophy. He is one Of
the twenty servivors Of the old Palmetto
regiment Of South Carolina Just after
the war Of 1912 the ladies OF South Caro-
lima presented Gen. jackson with beau
tiful and costly cup indicative Of their APP
probation OF the bravery and
galizntry displayed by him at
the battle Of New Orleans. When Gen.
jackson died his will ordered the cup TO be
given 10 the bravest soldier in South Caro-
lima in the next war which should occur.
The cup was carefully put away IN the state
archives at Columbia TO await the outcome
of the next war. The next war was the
Mexican. South Carolina sent out the
Palmetto regiment, ], 100 strong, only 300
of which came back. The question as to
who should have the cup arose and the
legislature appointed a commission to
decide. The commission could reach no
conclusion. as every man had fought well,
thereupOn they decided that the last sur
vivor Of the 800 should have the cup. Only
twenty are left and 10 the life race for the
trophy no one can tell who will be the win
ner. Capt. Price is In the Cos; his hair is
white as snow, but he is of a buoyant and
ENTHUSIASTIC nature, and hopes TO outiive
the other nineteen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
FLoRIpA.s rHIRD PARTY
Only Thirty Delegates at the State
Convention at Ocala.

Convention at Ocala.
OcALA. FLA, March a-The Peoples
party delegates met to-day TO form state
organization. Only about thirty delegates
were present. The first thing done was to
appoint a committee of five on a state
organization. The committee consisted OF
J. D. Goss, William Hickson. T. Little, J.
d. Sistrunk and John Cox Goss was made
chairman and B. Sutton. editor of the
0cala demands, secretary. A preamble
and resolutions were read by sections aud
adopted Their substance is as follows:
Since both the old national parties have
transferred most of the property from the
hands OF the laboring classes into the hands
OF the specializing class aud
the laboring classes own less
than % per cent of the property
and pay 70 per cent Of the taxes 1t Is high
time to call halt in such unjust and I'M
equal laws. We charge that both parties
are under the influence Of the money power
and agree TO ignore in the campaign the
peoples interest: that the old parties are
crying tariff to again blind the people; that
the old parties propose 10 control the prod
ucts of labor and will sacrifice its homes
aud children on the altar of mammon. In
consequence, we indorse the actions Of the
peoples conventions at Cincinnati and St.
Louis looking to separate independent po-
ntlCdi dcLlOu IN the coming campaign
as the only remedy to correct the
abuses complained of. The delegates
pledge their support to the action Of the
Omaha convention. Hence they organize
themselves into separate and independent
political party TO be known as the Peoples
party OF Florida, and ask all persons, re-
gardless of previous political affiliations, to
unite with them.
An executive committee OF three was APP
pointed, consisting of o. Richardson, F. II.
Lytle and Z. ]. Sstrunk Power was given
the committee to augment their number to
twenty-five persons from various portions
of the state, whose duty it will be to see
that notices shall De published in all coun-
ties in the state to hold county meetings
not later than the fourth Saturday in Marco,
in conformity with the st. Louis conference,
20 elect delegates to a state convention,
which in turn will send delegates to Omaha
July 4.
The Ocala Demand was Endorsed as the
organ of the Peoples party Of Florida.
o. Richardson and John Cox OF Levy
county drove forty miles to attend this
meeting. Though few in numbers, the
gathering was mighty in spirit.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
AN OLD woMAN's REVENGE.
She Fed Four Men on Herb Which
Made Them Raving Maniacs.
FToYa the PhfIndelobjn TeIeororb

She Fed Four Men on a Herb Which
Made Them Raving Maniacs.
From, the Philadelphia TELEGRAPH.
Julio Vargas, a ranchman, who lives
about forty miles across the Mexican Dor
der, was in Laredo, Texas, last week and
told terrible story of revenge which had
been taken by an old woman in his neigh
borhood. There had been O feud between
two families in his vicinity, and this feud
drew In several other families, until there
was a regular neighborhood war. The Pin
IONS and Morelos were bitter enemies, and
in a running battle five or six of the male
members Of the Pinzon family were killed
and left on the field. This was several wears
ago, and with the killing there were left no
male members of the Pinzon family.
This caused the feud to gradually die out
between the other people who had been
drawn into il, and, in fact, the whole &C.
currence had been almost forgotten by the
people, among whom a mans life counts
very little.
There was one person, however, who had
not forgotten, but who had sworn solemn
oath as binding as the vendetta oath of the
Sicihans. This was old Marguerite Pinzon,
the mother Of the family. She became a re :
cluse and was looked upon as sort of witch
by the people who lived near her, but as she
did no harm she was not molested. She
spent much time among herbs, and became
famed for her cures.
She also became noted cook, and when
ever any of the wealthy families gave din
ner 1t became customary to call upon old
Marguerite to assist in preparing the dain-
ties. About month ago Marguerite was
sent for to prepare the cooking of dinner
for family. and the guests of honor on the
occasion were four male members of the
| Morelos family. The old woman insisted on
waiting on the table as well as cooking the
food, and she gave TO each of the Morelos a
specially prepared dish. The result was that
the four are now raying maniacs, having
eaten decoction of the deadly loco weed,
the effects Of which are to poison the mind
to such an extent that the partaker thereof
| goes raving mad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
A Cure for Insom MA.
FROM the Eimiro Gazette.


It has been found In most cases that in
somnia is caused by disordered stomach,
says an authority. Between the stomach
and the brain there is a close communion,
and when one is ont of order the other is
not only apt but sure to DO. Worry will
unsettle the stomach as indigestion will in
fate the blood vessels of the brain. Recog-
niZing this, medical men are now ordering
the use OF hot water internally and ex-
ternally. Before going to bed the person so
afflicted should battle the lower limbs in hot
water-as hot as possible.
This is for the purpose of drawing the
blood from the head, for when the blood
vessels are Inflated they press against the
skull, and fears. Rpprehensions and dread
of going TO sleep result. But with the hot
water application the blood is circulated and
the pressure relieved. Next the sleepleSs one
is advised TO driak hot water with the Juice
Of lemon or little table salt added. fhs
will settle the stomach and distribute the
gases. There will. of course, come times
when the hot water will not have the de-
sired effect, or IL may be slow In its curative
effects. But do not be impatient IL IL will
not put you 70 sleep tonight. though it did
last night Persist in the application, and
a. the prescription contains no "deadly
drugs.h you can afford 10 wait, for ~ 80
doing permanent cure is sure 70 follow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
BASE BALL AT OCALA.
The Brooklyn Club Defeats Tampa by
score of to3.

The Brooklyn Club Defeats Tampa by
score Of l / to 3.
OcALA, FLA, March S.-The first game
between the Brooklyn base ball team, which
now represents Ocala in the Florida state
league, and the Tampa team took place
here to-day, and despite the threatening
weather, was well attended. Tampa put up
Lawson and Collins. their strongest battery,
while the home team presented Burns and
DAILY; Lawson striking out four and Burns
nine men. Tampa went 20 the bat first,
but failed to do much damage. When the
home boys began to step up to the plate and
Zine 'em OUT the winners were not hard
to locate. The heavy hitting and sharp
base play of the Brooklynftes were the
features of the game Lawson and his men
were mot in IL" from start to finish, losing
the game t. Ocala by a score OF II to 8.
Manager Ward is getting his men In excel
lent condition and the heavy hitting league
clubs will have 60 keep their best eve open
when they get down to business on April
IA. Hub" Collins arrived to-day aud
seems to have fully recovered from the
effects OF his collision with Burns last sea-
son. Hub" is a fine player, and will do
good work for the Brooklyns this year.
Dan Brouthers, the noted slugger, is in fine
shape, and as jolly as ever. Another game
will be played tomorrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
A Bov Robbed bv Negroes.

HALcYoNDALE. GA, March S.-Yester-
day evening as Edgar Lees 12-year old
son was on his way home from Halcyon-
dale, and about half mile from the town.
he was seized by two negro boys and made
to 20 with them some distance from the
public road He was robbed Of 20 cents, all
the money he had. One negro boy threat
eDed MIN with drawn razor and the other
with a drawn knife. After they had robbed
him, they told him if he ever divulged
the fact they would surely kill him. Their
excuse for the outrage was that the boy
owed them, and they thought they had q
right to take such step to make the oollec-
ton. The negro boys are IA to 16 years Of
age. and are named John and Jim Barney
respectiyelv
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
THE INTERNAL FIRE,
It's Constituents Sulphur and Pitch,
and It's Color Green.

It's Constituents Sulphur and Pitch,
and It's Color Green.
From the Nineteenth Century.
1t has been proved over and over again
by others besides Jerome and Tertullian that
the fire of hell is terrible reality; that it Is
corporeal. material; that Its constituents
are probably sulphur and fluid pitch. The
sulphur ssinks. This is satisfactorily shown
by quite a swarm of learned authorities.
Infidel quibblings have been easily Quashed.
How can incorporeal spirits be burnedl
Answer By incorporeal fire. bow can ma
terial bodies be burned forever? Answer:
By the analogues of the asbestos and the
salamander; or, again, by certain sailing,
antiseptic virtue; or, again, by an omnipo-
tent implanting in the fire Of certain force
which burns but consumes not.
The causes of its intense heat are mani
fold. There is the divine justics and the
confined nature of the situation; there is
also the antaperistasis of external cold. The
fact OF the intense heat is proved by the
Cacodemon himself, who, though liar and
the father of lies, may in this matter be
considered credible witness. At all events
he would rather lessen than exaggerate it's
force. Cesarias, Cisterian of Heisterback,
says that in a town called Enthenrich, in
Bonn, certain Walter, when sick, saw
Satan with a face like a monkey
and goats horns Walter asked him
about the fate of his late master, Count
William OF Juliers. "You know" replied
the demon, 1.-THE district between Wolken-
burg and Drachenfels. In faith, tell you
that il that district and those mountains
were both made of iron and set in that
place where the soul of your master now is
they would be molted antequam, super
cilium, superius inferiori jungi posset-in a
word, before YOU could wink
The color of he'll fire is probably lurid
green, no light, but rather darkness visible
There is cold in hell, but no water. It is
not improbable that there are oorporeal
worms, in the sense of serpents, and i'm
mortal, Of which some say they are as
thick as the rushes ON the floor. But this
is matter Of subtle inquiry and abstruse;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
FLoRIDA's KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

The State Lodge in Session at Ocsla
With Good Attendance.
OcALA, FLA, March S.-The State
Lodge of the Knights of Honor convened In
this city this afternoon. About forty
delegates were present. Some were accom-
panied by their wives. R. w. Williams of
Tallahassee, grand director; A. II. D.
Aiemhert OF Pensacola, grand reporter,
George Ii. Valtmark of Pensacola, the big
gest secret order man in Florida; Hon. Angus
Patterson and Col. j. H. Ancrum of Jasper !:
Banker Furber OF Sanford and Mr.. Nelson
OF st. Louis, grand reporter for the United
States. are among the distinguished persons
present. The Leesburg delegation consists
OF John A. Hanson, A. P. Jordan and
James c. Lanier. The convention will be in
session three DAYS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
WATER WORKS Foa ALBANY.
The city Votes to Issue Bonds for the
Pnrnnaa.

The City Votes to Issue Bonds for the
Purpose.
ALBANY, GA, March S.-Albany's citi-
zens are exceedingly happy tonight, and
well they may be. for a question that has
held her prosperity and growth In check
for years was settled at the polls to-day.
This was water works election day, and a
day OF much anxiety. When the polls were
opened this morning the anti-works folks
and their opponents were on the grounds to
battle for their rights The battle didn't
last long before the ''antisn fell back and
water works carried the day by ballot of
SOL to %. This settles the question, and the
city will Immediately go to work to issue
bonds for the erection of a complete system
of water works and sewerage, costing about
$40 OOO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
a Birthday Party.

BRUNSWICK. Ca, March S.-Among the
pleasantest entertainments in Brunswick
this week was the birthday party rendered
the prominent Israelites by Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Nj. Glogeaur, in honor of MIR. Glogeaur's
10th birthday. Among the many guests
present were MIR. and Mrs M Kaiser, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Mrs. L. Goldsmith, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Mich
elson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Ullman, Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Mayer
The Israelites of Brunswick have of late
given much encouragement to social enter>
tainment. and this party was much enjoyed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
ThomasvilIe Topics.

TOWNSVILLE, GA. March S.-The
county commissioners selected yesterday for
the board'of equa iEation OF taxes of Thomas
county W. e. Davis, g. M. Bulloch, o. A.
Thomas, J. B. Everett, Joseph McCann.
w. H. Cooper of Kansas City, the
chemist of the Thomasville Manufacturing
Company has arrived in the city.
L. Kuder has been made route agent by
the Southern Express Company, with head
quarters Ia Townsville.
The temperance society known as Sons
aud Daughters of Temperance has organized
in Townsville.
Lieut.. Satterlee says the Thomasville
Guards are the most proficient company he
has yet inspected in the new tactics.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
Electricity In Zig Gag Wires.


Kirchoff, in his paper, Motion OF Elec-
tricity in Wires" first showed in 1857 that
under certain conditions, electricity moves
in thin wire according to the laws of
wave motion and with a velocity about
equal to that Of light. This. however. is
only true Of straight wires stretched IN the
air. He found that IL the wire be In a zig
gag form, or wound in a spiral, the veloc-
ity of propagation exceeded that OF light.
Prof. ]. Stephen has recently been study
ing the same question. using the method Of
Hertz, namely, of producing stationary
waves and comparing the length of the
waves in straight wires with those In cir
cults.
He finds them longer In the latter than in
the former, and the increased velocity Of
propagation in the latter over light much
greater than that given by Kirchoff or
VIII eatstone, who has also Investigated the
subject.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
MONEY FOR THE NAVY.
The Appropriation Bill to Be Reported
to the House To-Day.

The Appropriation Bill to Be Reported
to the House To-Day.
WASHINGTON, March s.-The House COM
mittee on naval affairs to-day finally agreed
upon the naval appropriation bill, and au-
thorized Chairman Herbert to report it to
the House tomorrow morning. The COM
mittee decided not to incorporate IN the bill
the paragraph which was left open at the
last meeting providing that all material
used In the construction of the new ship
should be of American manu-
facture except in cases where,
in the Judgment Of the Secretary of the
Navy, il will be to the manifest interest to
the United States TO purchase the material
in limited quantities abroad, so that the
present law in reference to this matter will
stand unchanged. 1t was decided to insert
a provision by which contracts for pro-
visions and clothing may be advertised in
weekly as well as daily journals
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
FOUND THE NEEDLE AT LAST.
An Extraordinary Case in Which Doc.
tors Tannnt Aoraa

An Extraordinary Case in Which Doc
tors Cannot Agree.
SPRINGFIELD, o., March 6-Mrs. Frank
J. Saums. of No. 255 West Mulberry street,
while combing her 6-year-old daughters
hair Monday. pulled a broken needle an
inch long from the childs head.
A short time before giving birth to the
child Mrs. Ssums ran q broken needle into
one Of her hands. It buried itself under the
flesh. and she has never been troubled with
1t since.
It is believed that the needle found in the
child's head is the one she ran into her hand.
She says it looks like the same one. The
case is a remarkable one, and doctors differ
about It
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
stump's Vote on silver.

WASHINGTON. March &-By an inadver-
tence the name of Representative Stump
of Maryland was omitted from the list of
negative votes yesterday upon the adoption
by the House of the special order for the
silver bill. Mr.. Stump came from New
York for the sole purpose Of voting against
the resolution. The result of the vote was
Yeas 100; nays s..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
A Horse Beats an Engine.

GAINESVILLE, FLA, March s. Last
night two men chartered an engine and
car at Waldo to beat other parties to rhis
city to get some land deeds on record first
At the same time and place two others
started out with horse and buggy. The
latter arrived in town first, walked up the
clerk and had their deed filed for record
just as the engite and car rolled into the
depot.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
Implicated Himself in q Murder

GAINESVILLE. FLA, March S.-A letter
was written by a negro tailor, in the employ
of L. j. Burkllm, to friend in Jackson
vile IN which he eliminated himself ia the
death OF r. E. Shivery, The letter was
sent to this place and last night the tailor.
T. G. Burrows. was arrested. 1t is thought
there is proof enough to convict him. Re
was working for Shivery at the time OF his
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
! the Moslem says, is the most

and God, as the Moslsm says, is the most
knowing.
This rigid and early doctrine Of hell, alab-
GRATED by the fathers with more of COLOR
rather warm-barbarity than artistic skill,
is always honored with prominent place
the later church TO add those finer touches
OF adscitious torment which il is so difficult
TO read without deploring the savage and
yet refined ingenuity Of the human fancy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09
Tallahassee,s New RAILROAD.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, March s.-W. A
simmons and others interested In building
che Carrabelle, Tallahassee and Georgia
railway have been in conference here to-
day. Nothing important has developed, al.
though it is rumored that this meeting will
result in the work Of construction being
coon resumed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-09

"Do YoU believe in the efficacy of prayer
Aunt ChloeY asked young minister from the
north Of an old Georgia colored woman.
p" Deed does, boss" she replied fervently.
" Deed does: an when my OF man was tuck
up fer steaiin' Cunnel Browns pulets ies got
down on my hunkers an prayed an prayed all
ebenin dat dem ossifers wouldn' come pohin'
round my kitchen huntin' for chicken feathers.
an 70 de good Lawd, boss, nary one never
come nign. Deed dey didn't, boss. "-Detroft
Free fgesG