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Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
Wpt Sooemiooel.

8 5unsersanret 1912 btso iom Be,
tienot bos oS lnoet o. npot life iaa IL
bet Barte6rso. Oct bar ct tdrbeti0t
GrltatHiHssiHioeel; bet inbebolot 8ir.
~teli9beoen 9oerit tibet al r1renoe Be,
Itauooele % bar bgilt u~Iua9eligt.
Smiblertio, no9en 8etponiug baooe BET
%piitnOt os liuoreoe / bUert Sab en- Del
al Snngerens Spaler oerpeo at be,
tjente Tom "8omiplo".
timber ben iioIte / Nu5lano lteoiunol
ne 6uu9ersnGo bar man / 8olgncgncr
n~Dtti9giort fig III Blnnte, Chenopo-
dunn (0teloe), iom porer pilot ionl
u9r9s nOgct buert Steo. Gn al oenrs
urt lauet b%reoli0nenoe Wa&Ie er gien-
ta9eroe bleoet temiif moeri1gt; ieueIt
oeo Yroi. GaltOwlti, Iom bar iuneet
ben iaa rig paa g89eboiooe Oa 6eOt, Of
ban amer ben for at bape en- "~uiabuau.
fig b8i HRrin9soRroi".
8roI. 8ir6oiu, Der flor bcip0te Mr.
fan os Der fiji ie o. prove bette tunlti9e
Br8b, iom banner en- iOrtngti9, tgrUli0.
neuoe Masie, lommenligner BET meo
ben b~etienote a~irjtanite 3or0n6O, bbis
-,
Mel banner ct li9eiaa biai9t iOm II >
ti9t Nerin85miooel.
NGoen 9isr Wenneifet opfiubIpmt o.
lpnes / bette 9iliRloe at bape gipet o3
ct npt GGoemibOel, Der Iaa at ii8e fig.
ger for bOer 0tauos DIR, o9 iom
Iran9ieIstio fan bli0e al uourberliG
NDtte.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
SDucbor9en.

s samle Sage, Oa be uGIoi9e 9rEr
enonu ltoo | 6reO po 9iO paa Gaien
meQem GaoaIen ug Ssnore 2auo, bapoe
ire 9Dpe fit Ijt5olO Der Os f%ruaOieoe
ON SOmmercn ri9eli9t / Sguoerues
aue9, iom be itjal.
On buprleOe5 be blso Opba9et, for
teQes 6pl8eloc: Gn Suleuat baUOe
Stoen 9aact no iOr benz, og Jpritaalet
let bar fommet bort, iao ell al Dem
maatte t,l Sg8oen for at itaiie nOgct
til at 9jbre Op SID meo. Gan tOm inb
/ Qomsoalen, netpp lom 5olteue oar
Itaaet op, pg BAD ON at ian parnle itg
liot; tbi bet bar iaa tolot, pg ban bar
iaa sammel. Sn, Fan latte fig bort til
Beiien % rageoe / Sloen paa @ruen
meo i'm StaO iaalauge, til bet tog 3lo
ben. Strar eIter gift bon pluoicljs
uo al Stuen,
Gm Aatten baOoe bet ineet, ian Sol.
tere tlnOe ie Sporene eiter bam. llVs
bertiBt fUretOm bet Dem, at oisie bar
tilitoBs. 8erfOr fulgte nO9le Mano
benz % tom paa ben 0taaOe til Ell 6ule,
buOr DC traf tire ManOfOlt, iOm iaa no
til nOset at boert. De tog benz beriOr
meo fig neb til 8D9oeHs guri9beb, %
unoer 6or9gret maatte be %tilitaa, at De
/ l9n9ere Gto baooe lepet al at itiale,
belIt areaturer. Runbt Omtring Sus
len, bOor be bau0e bapt tit Sp6plo,
ianote5 Ell bel Wen9oe Ben os anOt,
fer al bet iaoneoe % iIa9teOe auas, %
mango finoeS Der enonu. N9iten boert
Menneite / gpsoeu peD M, bbOr "3ys
uebOr9en" er.
Nu bar o9iaa 2rarne leuet fine BEL.
ma9tsoase; tbi buer 8jnter ialoer Itas
big flere Og flere for Ersns itarps &C..
Z. y. 6.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

SiseeifOus. 1rommtrus be9nnoie at
lpes, % samls Better bssbuotc at
brumms en- naaeubs Spmus, o. be til
iieSsuarsuoe apiaosr Iutt,es fine Stems
n1sr til Roret. Gsrsiter bseonote SO'
rour fin Eans. Sun iuinseos bet fnor'
tebe Ssaft paa T. LANCE gnubsn opsr
tit Sopso % rpiteos arpppsn. Gisos.
lOoene raTebs % tiapreos | 3att til
1%amtam'en. 3usIe ian Siribt bGeu
siOrt, Rsiten Of 9~eor0elien bar meO
arOppen. Mauoens gcp9aslisr bleu
ltnois piloere, % sroppeus 9ribniuasr
boIbt SjeosfIoueue ruIlenbe. Sous
aanos blep burtisere, cs Sueosn rul'
leoe neo ab bans forte Gniigt. DC ar'
ore gebosre al ben gors RiI til,jeuoe'
GAP fit 8iialo Deb iOruubsrlist Spmun'
triussraab. aort eiter If Rufit,en
geialins III at itauoie, os SOrour loo
fig siipenoe ialoe neo poa ct 1apps.
st 8iSebarn, 5arano, Is Maaucoer
sammelt GAP Ell mu6iit Ians. GUN
taitebe SOuebst titbase % banieos ina
i Taft meb Nuiitteu bels 9iben, iost
bun bsiebe i'm llue arop, iaa SOucost
n9iten rsrte Soroen. Iii Slut gao
enoelig ben 6 Nur gamle 9nttnn, meo
en- Srop iaa imiois iom en- Changes, en-
Yrspe paa en- 6Ororibuingsoans.
Nubierne bar laust, trslet Snar,
Iom b9n9er neo /, 9oao man i Ilmins
oelisbeo faloer "aortItruetrpQer," saa
famine Waaoe, ium Be blep baarct for
guiinbe Gar iiOen. Rpiu6erne 6arer
Sslo- os @utorin9e / grer og Gaie
os en- uenbeIigbeO at @utOitaos paa
arme os &ntlsr. Sn9en al benz for,
Itaar bet enseIite SYros, os 3nsen paa
8aoen / Cairo Tan tale bet ilioaneiiIfe
SprOs. WptOmmerne ioritaar imiOlers
ito arabiif. % / bet Sprog mat 8iret.
tor Bansolu meoOele fig til fine npe
llnOeriaatter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
On taalmooig Wano.

San par lnoe fra 5joroene og ino
fanot fig bos 5~oto8rafen for at faa fig
iOtograieret. "9et maatte p9re ubs
mRrtet 8oot, for bet ituloe ienbes til
Qu,rita4
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
tra N Sond.

Sr. Hebaftgr! - Seq bill beoe ON Blabs
/ Geres 9re0e 8lao for no9le &inier, lDm
oil bore al Suteresie for Saabanne, iom
aster at bsipse YeroeHsuOitiuin8en | Gbicd8o,
% iom lite peo, bpao oct ioiter at ppboloe
fig oernebe, uuotasen bpao be bar feet /
oisie @irtul9rer, be forlfjelise "gooing
Bureaus" lenoer nb. Get er oumt at BABE
noget meo oisie Bureaus" at elsre, oa man
mao betale ina nteget mere END ON man
Tom paa esen Saano, oa be taser for flor
Brceent. De er psoerbaitiss mol % bploer,
spab be loper I fine girfularer, ialfalo BEN,
leg bar aIenoifab til, men oa ies bar opbolot
mig oerneoe itsrite 9slen af Ntai iaa peo
lss n~ossnIunoe bpao aUit % 9csis Tan
'aaes for.
Yaa ben 3ib, les bar oernebe. tiinoe man
faa sooe % soot mSblereoe 8arslier for
ira 81 til IS rsen % TONNE SsusspGreIier
tor 81. 49,, %, bpiS Der bar to eIer Here till
%ianner, iaa bible bet naturligpis fontnie
bilisere paa bper. Wan Tan iaa temmeli9
COB 8oii paa Heltuuranter for fra 10 til 25
Gents Waaltioet. 9ette er paa Noro' %
Ssiiiioen / 8pen. Yaa Sotelerne ress |
Bpeu % no imoo 8airsrunoeu MAJ man
HatnrlispiS betale mere. Suis man fommer
l9lennem nc9en "BurcanI, iaa mao man
betale opbbelt. Seq er lise 9laS, bpao
Rationalitet Oct er, De sisr iissn 5orlflel,
3e arbeioer life for lin Selbreos Stplo.
let ian NOT b9noe, at Yriieu oil itige
uOopsr Spmmeren % Ssiten, naar Der frnt'
nIsr mere 6oIi inb, men ies tror life Der otl
bltpe uOsen SanftsIiSbeo for at fios Stoppe'
ftso, oa Der er YGreIier tiIeie / Masieois.
Sec fan lille ie, bpao 5oroel nosen al otsic
'Bursaus" Tan bare for geis8enos.
8. &. Battle.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
Gu marfelig Sfii 6lanbt gItimt

Gn mGrfsliB Sfif blanbt Gitimo.
erne. iiarOelesbeO Dos benz paa @rgu.
lambs apiter, er BEN, at be uuOlaar ia
ior at napae fit esst Raun, naar en-
5remmeb ipsr9er benz berom. 9raTer
Ell bib Wano paG en- Gitimoiamilie,
O8 ban ipsr9er 5a~mIlisfaoersu ON
bans Raon, oa iparer aonsn, % ip9r.
ger man benoe ON benoss 9apn, Sa
iUarer Wanoen. Yil man pioe ct
Barns 2aun, ba ioarer be99e Joral.
breue, ON be sr tiltsoe; Barnet tier
bonn title. 9raifsr man BLOT Ell sntelt
Gltimo, os nan uil pibe bans Iapn,
oa ier ban iis i~OrlOilst omtrins sitsr
uUsen. iOm fan iiSe bet; a iaar life
bsrs bet fra bans 2absr; fsrit ueb rig.
tis at PLACE bam fan nan foa bet ub.
Seasr ifse ON ut relisisie Stanopunit
lifsr be at tale; ON aft anbst sr be me.
get inatiOmms.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
@rubbsrptie.

Salol aamrnltL Tom iial ei iiuuss
Wy snHIis Sisrts mso SiaI o. Iunas
Rom Ifal pi graps o. brpoe op
let, Tom par Roe, itaI M BIZ Top.
Rom, Tom iortl
Seq pii NOT if'e NIT Too let tabei
VT Tracts Rseoer iea 3oro of lirdbe;
yReo glpreus 9uer % RGpens aIg9t
5ss tTor meo Eiosu, lea bii'r no bsat,
vi, OF bal
ga, IsD uso Saatstl 3e9 Deb bog lie;
gtn 5remtio iuuot iis ianonn iti'is,
Sea fanes blips en- for gssHt,
Ga ialss Bier, iom faar paa Brent.
Saiiems!
Sao. baal bsr 8idnaen uot min 9omme,
SEQ oil mart optaets blanot be 6rumms;
o ba! ou 9bam, ~, ipi bit lid;
Ru oil iss ilpre til Bpen 'pti.
Sopidnl
On par--tre gereS bpsrt Gar it9 rpoosr,
% sIao Sanieruc ies mtg frpoer;
Uaeo Sporicmbso leg til nrife Saor
Rnn 'lSbs Sussp os SeIt, iom saar.
Tani oetl
Wen "fiubslt" ct bet at bare enc,
Oct Tube lea % enbuer Rano meme;
Seq mart min 2piie ioriges bpr.
Oct baoer mango iorisset isr.
Ga iai
3iIiioft les pnlier Gnbper tl 2Diie,
Com oil mtb RUoen 9r9et oprpi,e,
9bt ban FOREIGNER ben beofe Ros:
Gil Gremtios 2p''e fin eosn 9oos.
Yes siri
Walcott, ". 9atota. 8. 6. Q.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

Stn9rere p9 2Rerne er 1orlpnfe meo
Ringe, % boer Of benz berer en- Snes
Qrmbaano. NQe tire er 6ersmte 9an'
ierinoer.
S%uoaneiernes 2eir gap ben met
bersmte at ale i~uoanefiife Sparobans
iere, 8eIIier, Ell 5Oreitiliug. De ans
ore suoaneiere og Nubierne iamleoe
fig ON fin Ssuoins. Gn sammel Ranb
meo sraat Sfias be9pnote at flappe !
S9nberns. De andre ilutteoe fig ttl,
os 8eilier, ipm bar tlaot / en- pra9t'
fulo 9rast, begpnote at ioinse fit
Sparo. 9 Sespuoelien beitreu 8lins
gen lansiomme Seoeselier Omtrin9
Sppsoet, men ~efterbaanoeu bleu Tam
tam Muiiten burtisere os burti9ere,
inotil bet flpueuoe Sparo inbbpaeoe
Suoaneieren i ct glitrenoe Sfiar. Der
paa taitebe Maroen SaabHet bsit op !
2uiten, sreb bet bebanoist meo penitre
Saanb og ienote bet buinsnos uo paa
en- np Slust. 9ette sientOs fig tire
@anse. ct srsospenbe Slas paa Tam
tam'sn lso, % Suarolssen bar furbi.
@n anbsn Subaueier, SorOur, rsiite
fg MI l%ausiOmt fra jim iiobenbs Stil'
ling. On iOrunberlis que at @isbe'
fino batfsbs bans Sopeo. Omtrins
2anbsrns ipanote ban ct Balte. fra
bpiltst Der bauste sueiepis at pOlsrso<
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
Weip Warfef. @fnn.

Or. Reoaitpr: 9tep Rartet Tan e1onl
NE role Jig af nu9eu Sernbare, men all9e'
Del lnnes ale at gIsre goo 6orret1ing.
vi bcooe for npgle 9a9e iioen en- rlesei
bag9eIla Set hos 6. Marbuieu; bans 3at'
Ter Sulia Warduien % hilbert Nnoerlon
lsIreoe Srplnp, tppr SlR9tainger % yen.
nsr oar ~ioriamlebe. Sruoeparrei ouerrattes
en- Wen9oe uGroiiuloe @auer, % 8. War'
4uieH bolot G II slimrenoe Yale til grilpe'
parrst % 6osiamlin9eu.
Yet lnge Ier rellte til 81. Yaul, bpor %
a9ter at boiGtte fig. Glib epffe % gen
fsIse benz. Z.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

NLlel tt+'T
so, Der ital bli 8aao meb bet," e
5otografen % bao bam iiobe.
"Se iaa, MI maa be iiobe sanits 70.
fig O8 ie netop Der paa Sisrnet al Sn'
itrumentet."
Os bet siOroe ban. 6an fab fac
title iom muli9t, 90 oa bet bar siOrt
gift GOtOsrafeu ino / "Mgrfstammeret,
bpOr ban fanot, at BiQeoet bar uomar.
fet. Serfra 9if Fan iaa gasUeien iut
/ fin 4riuatbetuemmelisbeO Os - bra
&afe. San sau Jig COB 9io os leitt
aoiierue til, iaa sit ban tilbase til 2te:
lierst ieien, buur ban fiaoer ben iioI
iOtOsrafereoe enonu fiooe Os re paG
Sigrnet al Snitrumentet."
5anrerne ranot Wanben ueo ao Gin
berne, men enooa rsrte ban life Ell
Sanno, Tor at tsrre fig. "a ban itpnO.
iumt bleo giott opmartiom paa, at bar
bar iprbig, ubtalte ban fin Gorunorint
ooer, at bet tunbe sisres pau iua for.
lib.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
8uttsrEslo, @attonipan Gomntp,
W%stuneiota.

sr. Reeaftsr: - Butteriielo er life no9ell
stnr 8n euonu, men Den pprer til bert Var.
her er ct Saropare Store, 8 9roeerp
gtpres, 8 glepatprs, en- 9nmberparo, Slag'
tSribpp. Saoelmaasribop o.tp. 9et beofe
ot ali sr. at oenre Bp CT 3emperaHes.Sp,
pa oil blipe bet enbuu en- Strno.
'9ffe lanai herira bar or en- norlt wteui9'
bsS' iom bstienes al 8aitor =. Y. 3hortpesH,
inn er en- fro Qrbeiosr | tit &alo. 5or ct
War IiSen bar Der TO M~snisbsosr. en- ROME
r,ntie GA en- Spnooe, men b blso sft9e ON
at oaa iammen til en- Nenisbeo, Der bsooer
al" Olais Rtnisbsb, % Der CT M 6reo,
bpillet er ct fort Gooe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

8eri9tiselie. 9aa ct WilitaripSe.
bus laa SoIoaten 9eterien meset ips
men al Geiltasslie baubs man paa Eau
Zen oUsr bans SOueO ftreoet Rapnet
Gilisu. Batieuten bsoe, Os Rilisn rap,
pUrtsrsbss bsb. G~siltasslien OpOuss'
oss, % ben isissnSs Dag rappOrtersot
Gansiuntersn til Rompani9sfsn;
Seq rapportsrer bsrpeo, at Solbai
gtr. IS Iilien isaar usb en- Geiltasslit
bsbs iitsoetfur Wr. 20 peterien'.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
GorreipOnDance.

,rntsSrsaren aem Far. % assssis i "a .' !,
',rsr. euirH til, be tltr dfs t'san1 aisantaIslis a.
ssSs,isH,a. aapnet u ~, s.lSs aT,aiils lsrt' ms s,
r,1srt BesiommeHos sos slsOnoeni 'attr sst' men
ssea,ttoneH maa tspe RaSssi % @2rsslen.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
NINE TO FIVE.
.sThG Gilizens' Win a RED Hot
Little Game.

THE CITIZEN baseball nine and the
North AShevillc Seconds crossed bats on
Montford avenue Saturday afternoon
and. despite the rain that came down
during two innings. played a very inter
csting fvc-innings game, more SO than
either of the two games heretofore
played. THE CITIZENS were first to bat
and managed to get i'll one run. to which
figure they held the North Ashevillcs in
their half. The latter goose-egged the
printers in the second and proceeded to
dishcarten the typos by scoring three
men. The third, however, was the rally
ing point and the boys FROM the north
end took their turn at looking sick as
THE CITIZENS sprinted round the dia-
mond four times, and then went to field
to give the North Ashcvilles a cipher to
paste in their caps. In the fourth TIL:
CITIZENS repeated the work they did in
the third, making four runs to their op-
ponents' nothing. They were shut out
however. i'll the fifth, while the North
ASheville scored one. AT the enc of the
game the score was: THE CITIZEN. .;
North Ashc vile, 5.
The Typographical artists have inn
proved wonderfully since their last
make n team hard to beat. Several OF
the North Ashcvilcs are scarcely as large
as the petitions filed with the Aldermen
last week, but they played ball astonlsh-
ingly, nevertheless. This particu-
larly true of Taylor, the third baseman,
and Matthews, centre fielder. For TUE
CITIZENS, notable work was done by
Will Frank, the fat first bascman, and
Alex. Bowie, the Mascot shortstop. All
OF the team are getting their hand in, y
however, and they propose to make o
their nine one of the best in town. Err
nest Isfacl satisfactorily umpired Satur.
days game.
The teams arc to play again Saturday y
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
EDWIN BOOTH is DYING
no HOPE: NOW FOR HIS RE
COVERY.
HHis Physician Has Given Him
UEs-EHis Daughter Constantly at
HIS bedside Expecting "a sud
den Change For The Worse.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Doctor Smith,
Edwin Booths physician, said this
morning:
81 cannot add anything to the bulletin
l issued at 5 O'Clock last evening, saying
that there was no hope of even a partial
recovery of Mr.. Booth. His condition is
very critical this morning." Mr.. Booth
revived from the relapse of week ago
Saturday until last Saturday when hc
grew worse again suddenly. He was
attacked with an cxhausting fit of vom-
iting. during which it was feared he
would suffocatc. DR.. Smith was hastily
summoned. but despite his best effort
Booth grew weaker and weaker.
Mr.. McC uuinlee, booths brothcr-iu-
law, sat up last night at the dying
actors bedside with trained nurse.
Booth semed to be suffering from want
of air. Three windows in his room were
open at top and bottom and the curt aims
were drawn aside to admit as much
oxygen as possible. About . a. m. he
fell into n troubled Slumber.
A bulletin issued at noon by DR.. Smith
concerning Booths condition, stated
that there was pcrccptible change,
but that his condition is considered so
critical that his daughter and her llus-
band have remained constantly beside
his bedside prepared for a sudden change
for he worst.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
TO O"STRAIEHTOUT.n
Ssaze Ola These, Prove UED or ADOI.
OxIze to Nr. Tennent.


Oxize to MT. Tennent.
TIE CITIZEN has received from S. w.
Callahan 81 Bros, Knoxville, Tenn,
contractors for stone on the city hall, a
letter from which the folio wing is taken
mot at any time did we offer or sug-
geSt to Mr.. Tennent commission, nor
did he ever ask us to furnish the stone.
We were requested by the architect to
make a bid, which we did and Mr. Ten
nent did not know of our intention to
bid till we came to Ashcville. We wish
further to say that no man received Tor
was offered) any commission on any
work we did for the city of Ashcville, and
we do not do business that way"
From Fitzpatrick Brothers:
MIR. Tennent bought great deal ol
m tcrial of us for the market house and
city hall. and will say that Mr.. Tennent
never asked or suggested that we make
any discounts to him. We consider him
a man above asking for any such conces-
sions, We cannot speak to highly of Mr..
Tenncnt's dealings with u.s."
From d. s. HIlderbrand:
81 furnished about 10000 brick for
the city hall, which there certainly
was commission paid and no mention
was made of any"
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
HE IS "A BRIGGS MAN
a e. AIR NH H:%T TKH AT '' = Nh II: LIS OH
EARTH AND DEATH"
The HsresbyterSauS General Asse IN
bIy denounced as BBxOteS1 and
NSeacttOmarY-An Albany Preach
cr mo Longer a H.resDvaerian.

ALBANY. N. Y, June 5.-Rev. Dr.
James Ecob of the Second Presbyterian
church, this city. in yesterdays sermon
renowned his allegiance to the Presbyte-
rian denomination because of the decis-
ion of the General Assembly i'll the
Briggs case.
DIR. Ecob's church is one of the most
influential in the city and has n congre-
cation made up of intelligent people. He
said:
~ leave the Presbyterian church be
cause it has taken on garment that
has lain buried in the grave for more
than two centuries. 1t smells of Garth
and of death. 1 brush it off forever"
He gave his reasons for leaving, saving
that he considered that further battcline
of questions would be but guerilla war
fare with but little hope for the success
of the minority. He characterized the
general assembly as "thc most intolcr
ant, bigoted and reactionary body of all
religious denominations.''
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
ANOTHER RREAK.
KHnrd to Get ThinxS to work In
the WAFER DE eI1RrtIn ent

A break occurred in the new 16-inch
pipe line cast of Beaumont Saturday
night, one of the sections of pipe split
ting from end to end. Contractor Kelly
has not the requisite material to repair
the break properly, but will patch up a
connection that will probably hold until
material can be brought from Chatta
nooga, which will be tomorrow. The
city authorities will probably have a cal
load of pipe ordered for emergencies suct
as this. In the meantime, the water sup
ply will be on morning and evening, ant
consumers arc urged to economic.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
KILLED nv wKHISHxI:Y
- COIOreSl MAN Found Dead In
Red This NIOrninx.

Daniel Horton, colorcd, was found
dead in bed at his home on Charlotte
street this morning. by colored boy
who had occupied the bed during the
night with Horton. The dead man had
been drinking heavily for some time and,
it is said. drank nearly three quarts of
liquor Saturday. He appeared in his
usual health when he retired last night.
Coroner l.. b. McBrayer examined the
body at O'Clock this morning and
decided that acute alcoholism was the
cause of death. Horton was about 80
wears of age, n native of Georgia, and
has no family. The county will bury his
BODY.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
Let us start the scheme right, and
hope it will succeed. Respectfully,
The norden Trial Rerun

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, June 5--Thc
long anticipated Borden murder trial
has begun. At precisely 1858 Miss Liz
zie a. Borden, the prisoner, came slowly
into the court room and was shown to
her seat in the dock. She was attircd in
a very becoming costume of black.
Eucry scat in the room was occupied by
talcSmen and newspapermen.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
our Spanish Guests.

CHICAGO, June 5.-Thc Duke Vcragua
and party leave Chicago "Wednesday for
Columbus where they will remain scv-
eral DAYS. After two days at Niagara
Falls and n short stay in New York the
party sail for Spain.
NEW YORK, Junc 5.-Thc Infanta and
party started westward this morning to
sec the Worlds Fair and Chicago.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
n1e~x .he .1Hustler."

CArrLEsBURG, KY, June 5--The great
est excitement exists in Brcathctt county
over the bio wing up of the Hustler office
last night. The Hustler is a weekly
paper edited by Rev. J. ]. Dickcy, and
was an advocate of the local option law
recently passed in that county. The
Office is a cOmplcte wreck.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
Carltsle s,ill Esefornninx.

WAsHINGToN, June 5.-Sccrctary Car
Isle has dispensed with the services OF
eighteen inspectors of rags stationed at
work hereafter be discharged by United
States consuls and United States marine
hospital officers stationed at the several
norris. -.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
rmE BOARD OF HEALTH.
N1aSOr Patton Chairman ana Dr.
Jordan Secretary.


On Saturday evening the newly elected
Board of Health met to discuss the all
important interests placed i'll their
charge. Those present included Mayor
Patton, Alderman Gudgcr, City Engineer
Lee, and Drs. Fletcher, Jordan and
Weaver. DIR. Hilliard being detained by a
surgical case. After reading the act
creating the new board, they organized
by elccting Mayor Patton chairman and
DIR. Jordan secretary.
After a full and most interesting dis
cussion it was decided that under the
law an expert sanitary Inspector. who is
dependent for salary on fees from prop
erty owncrs, cannot be elected until a
| thorough system of plumbing, etc, Is
devised by the Board of Health and sub
mittcd to the Board OF Aldermen. This
will necessarily involve some delay; but
the act authorizes the Board of Health
alone to elect other officers and en-
| ploycs. 1t was therefore concluded to
divide the city into two sanitary dis
| tricts. (divided by line from North
Main street and city limits, running with
North Main to Water street, with
Water to Willow, with Willow to Church
| with Church to South Main, with South
Main to city limits.) and to elect for each
| district a sanitary officer with a salary
| of $50 month.
1t was then decided to hold this cleo
| tiOn on Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock
and the meeting adjourned to that time
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
national Bank Dividends.

WAsHINGToN, June 5.-Diyidends have
been declared in favor of creditors of in
solvent banks as follows: First Ma
tionaI bank, Palatka, Fla, second
dividend. 10 per cent first national
bank. Wilmington, N. c., third dividend
on claims proved amounting to $780,
AQ2
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05

The Magistrates and Comm Il
SiOners rot I.abOred Win.

EDITOR THE CIrzEN:-In an interview
with your reporter a few days since
suggested a meeting tonight to confer
on the subject OF additional rail way facil-
tiles. My object was stated to be that
the county commissioners might be
present. l now remember that n large
number of magstra ties will also bc in
town today: therefore it seems still more
desirable to have this conference tOnigh hit e..
Each of these magistrates is Il man OF
influence in his own neighborhoOd- Let
us invite them to take part i'll this initia-
tory step which is the most important
of all.
Let us start the scheme right. and !
hope it will succeed. Respectfully,
7. W. Patton.
Following Mayor Patton's suggestion
THE CITIZEN today talked with several
prominent citizens, who, after cOpsulta
tion. concluded it best not to hold ths
| meeting this evening. Mayor Patton In
sists, however, that the meeting should
| have been held, in order that the railroad
question could be presented to the pcO
pie of Buncombc county outside of thS
city of Ashcvillc at the earliest oppor
tuuIty-
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
a Had Judge.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 5.-Julius ].
DuBose, formerly judge of the Shelby
county criminal court, has been formally
declared convicted of miSdcmeanor in
Office and forever barred from holding
office in Tennessee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05

CHICAGO. juno 5.-Thcre was no great
Outpouring of tho wage working class
or any other class at the exposition Sun
day. Compared with the multitude of
visitors last Sunday, the second opening
Sunday at the Worlds Fair can hardly
be called a success.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-05
commencement ExercIses.

The commencement exercises of the
kindergarten Normal school will take
place tomorrow at p. M, at the Sara
Garrison kindergarten on East street.
This being the first class to graduate
from the training school established by
the Asheville Free kindergarten associa-
ton, the exercies will be of special inter
est to the members and friends of that
attend.
Prof. z. p. Claxton will deliver the
address and award the diplomas to the
young ladies who have completed tho
the two years course of instruction.