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Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05

COUNTY COM N IlssIONERS.
Registrars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TO The Road COnV entiOis.


"
At Yesterday S session OF the Coun,y
Commissioners RS registrars for the Noycm-
,;..o, nc e,l,,;rs s-
o'' e''' ''o'' ".'. "pPo'"'>a
warn i--sa'i'"e' Ne"neo''
Ward 2-.W. b. Clayton.
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p,nnr,s nf ;ur;rs ON the tnll,,vinp
r,ILs ,nT, ,inntrI. From + Wells
TO W,ldrn,'s store in SANDY Mush
tn,ynshin. trnm the SANDY Mnsh road
at ~, rrar Mrs Wnrlrv's to the forks of
S,rIy \Iush, from ~ Il. Conk's store
,n.Ca,,n,s ~,n
+, mrs orirrra that the convict force
.hn,Lt vn,I nr tIr nov road from the
rS,udy Nr.h maintain to paync's
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05
Wilson'S Little outing.

New YORK, Sept. 5.-Hon. VIM. l..
wilson was IL passenger on the American
liner Paris which sailed for Southamp-
ton this morning. Wilson said: II am
going to London for about 10 days and
then come home"
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05
Fire III Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Stpt. 5.-Thc to-
bacco factory of ". c. Mccoy and the
iycrv stable owned by J. N. Melee were
DESTROYED by "A fire OF inccndiary origin
this morning. Total loss, $50 900, Ill
sulauvC S1J 900,
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, sept. Flour quiet, prices steady
and iavoring buyers. Wheat, sS'smSA y; No. !
red, s. ; No. Corn S. b; No, Oats 2qlem ~ ~
Pork, ii,osorlAIo; Lard, S,SSmS.oo; Ribs 7.Ss
ago; Shoulders, 6.SSm1oo; Sides, asa
$50 ;Whiskey, I,&i.
CHICAGO, Sept. s,-Wheat Sept So; Corn
Sept SOL; Pork, Sept i4l5; Lard, Sept, $ 6s
Ribs, Sept, 40.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05

W. A. Townsend has accepted Il posi-
ton with ]. ID. Blantou & Co. and will
make a speciality of his So, So and 81
handmade calf shoes.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05
AROUND TOWN
Washington. Sept, J.-Forec'!St tm >
u. n., Thursday: Generally aH' east
erlr winds.

nGy VIII return Itiu'tN'
Th, directory OF the American pharma'
c,u,i,al association is printed On Inc
third page OF Tue CITIZEN TO-DAY.
Druggist Hart, who has heca carrylnE
ON Il drug business at the Young Ntn
insti'u ute, has removed his STOCK 10 90
umbia, 5. {.
The Prohibition club will hold IFS
monthly meeting III the court hou:e To-
morrow evening at : o'clock. Livery
b, ,dy Invited.
Trainmastcr K. +. tosttr Of The Soutl.-
crn has been called 10 Raic,sh hE news o'
the sickness ot his brother Mrs. roster
went with him.
Chas, A. Webb. esq, who is recovering
from a protracLcd iIlGcss, returned TO-DAY
from Wayucsvillc, where lie has been
spending a few days
Rev. ". T. Dericux OF Spartanburs, ).
G., will preach at tie FIRST haptlst
church this evening at 5 O'Clock. ne
public are cordially invited.
Tolliyer Avery, colorcd, is the lateS'
corn grower to bring u THE llTI(EN
office a tall cornstnlk. The stalk was
grown in |. {. Moory's garden Oh North
Main, and measured IL ctt.
less" NJ. oldham, secretary % the
Asncyillc Baseball club and catcher ON
the Ashe, lille team, left this atternWon 'oI
CnaprI Hill, whcrc, h. says, he VIII tafe
a post graduate course III basy ball
The agricultural editor of TN. CITIZEN
received this morning. Il huge cabbage
head that was seut III bv Col. ". - us
,icc, in whose gardcn IN North AshcNIl
the cabbage grew. The head weighs lV'-
pounds.
Athcltricalgntcrtain will bcGven
at the AshyyiIIc Library by amateurs
Saturday evening. The two comedies,
"O!d Cronirs' and "a Morning Call
Will bc presented, the proceeds to 80 1"
The benefit of the Library which IS at
present much in need ot funds.
At tue request of Mayer Patton, Pres,
ileut MadduX OF the Nshcyillc Street
railroad company has kindly consented
to have several ears At the Grand opera
house tonight to accommodate the au'
,ncncc at the close OF Polk MlIllcr's Grl-
lvct recital. Indications point to q
iurLc and fashionable gathering.
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ms $v"t.l'nan' IlIS, Mr., 1"'N>' WI '''
rive nere III Il ''N u''3S'
Inhn +. Morgan has bruu.h. to THE
ClruEE a bit OF bark which he cut from
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05


The prettiest line of long cat sack suits
in double breasted, cutawav, sack aud
other styles to be found in Ashcvlle, at
the Whitlock Clothing House.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05

When you want anything in fine gents
furnishings, clothing and hats, the Whit
lock Clothing House, 40 South Main
street, is the place to find It.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05

A small amount of fine Jersey Butter
resolved every few days. 1t will suit the
best family trade. VIM. Kroger.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05

Corrected daily by Powell 4 Snider wholesale
aud retail grocers. These prices are being paid
by the merchants of the city today.
, 1894-06-04
Setner Wunoe erleoen.

Defective George gtepcomb BON ser
0eitern Snbtono,8abn, ser Dor mtebreren
Qlbenben auf einem 3u9e ser @ranO Grunt=
8abn bon einein bis ieBt nob MIGHT perz
Rafteten 6o3Itapler nn9elboiien pur6e,
erIo8 beute Wor9en fur5 Dor 2 l1br i'm
WtercD 6oipital ieiner 0un6e. Die &1gel
mar ibu1 in Dem ltnterIeibe ge6rungen unb
bic Ner5te tpagten nicbt, iie beraus3unebz
men, neil ie fiirbteten, OaB Ser Battent
tDnen unter Den SGnben iterben tpilrbe.
Der Snqueit mir6 bieQeicbt pcriboben tper>
ben, oa Die 9Oli5ei Sen M0r6er itinolicb
in 0aft 3u nebnten ertpartet.
, 1894-06-04
T1nh 10 1nhren-

3Wtiben Sol. Sod Gbinn, einem Sem
tllfDer Spieler, unb 9teO 9apes, Oerielben
@eiAdftSfIaiie angebOrig, eriitirt felt 10
Sabren eine tOOtIi9e Tein6i6aft, bic in
ct. 2outS ibren Gnfan9 nabm, ais elmer
Dem anOern leine Grfel9e am grinen Slid
nicbt gOnnen fOnnte. @eitern trafen iicb
Sic beiOen ebreutpert6en WGnuer in @bapin
& Sores @irtbi6aft an Monroe Stra6e
unb Wabri6einli6 mGre elmer bon i6ner
tObt auf Dem BlaBe gebLieben, tpenn nibt
betOerieitt9e Sreltnbe ite nit GctpaIt aus
einan6erge6aLteu bGtten. 8ei6e geben iebt
bis on Die 3a6ne betpaffnet berum unb
tpenn ntcbt aQc In5eicbeu tritgen, muB balb
8lut flieben.
, 1894-06-04
Stdott1hes,
Sn D0muluu0

mirO gu 6unlten Ger pullman
Streifer cine Nlohenperiomm-
IunS, nit 9utem fnan5ielGen
Grfol9, ob9ehoIten.
, 1894-06-04
bdnoIer uno Runoin.
frau GLEN Dye wirft Dem Grocer DanieIs
5wei pfuno Butter ms 6eidt uno
miro perhaftet.

3piIhen benz Observation-Disclosures
W1per 9antels bon 3847 Cottage @roDe
2lpe. uuo Srau Glen Ope bon 1850 Got>
tGge @roDe 9loe. fam eS geitern Wtorgen
na6 etnem fur5en @ortpebiel gu 0an6>
greifli6feiten, bel benen Sra1 9pe itCb
elmer lonoerbaren @affe bebiente. Sic
bate ant Son1itag Qbenb bon Daniels 5pei
8funo Butter bolen laiien uno 0ieielben in
BEN @iSl9rant 9eiteQt. @eltern Mprgen
fanb Srau 9Dc, 6aB Die Butter ungenteB1
bar lei unb ie i6idte tbren &leinen NIT
berielben gu Daniels uno IieB i'm eriuben,
ibr itatt be3 vS6peinefetteS", mic itc es
mamie, CUTE Ga6mbutter 5u i6tden. Oa7
nielS lanbte baS &inb 3urii6 uno lieB Srau
9De ia9en, 6aB bic Butter gut lei un6 DaB
tie bon thm feline anoere erbalten tper0e.
Stint Winuten ipGter eri6ieu Srau 0De
nit benz Streitpbiect in Dem 2a0en. 9a>
niels, Bet ni6ts @utes abnen modte, 3og
it6 btnter feline groBe Gaffeemiible 5uriG.
QlS aber Trau 9De bann dnbob, baB iie
quite 9%taDmbutter anitatt beS ibr gei6idten
vS6petnefettes" tpini6e, ba itteg 9antels
Der Corn bo6. st trat auf feline &unbin
81 unO ertlGrte iDr bobrDtben Nn9eIi6ts,
0aB Tie CUTE Butter ilberbaupt ni6t 5u pitr>
bi9en piiie. 0ielc 8eIeibigung loute ie6oD
iofort bcitraft pcrben, Oenn e6e Daniels
cine 6ano gum S6uB erbeben ~tpnnte,
%iauiten ibm bic 5pet Bfunb Butter, bon
trGftiger 6anb 9el6lcuOert, ms @eit6t.
8oQitdnbig 9ebGe1tOet, muBte Daniels feline
@egl1erin entfommen laiien; na6Dem ct
itob ic6o6 etntgermaBen 9~ereini9t, mac6te
er iib auf ben 8eg gum Gibter 8aloce
unb cine 6albe Stunbe lpGter iaB 6rau
9pe unter Der Nntlage 6eS unorbentliden
8ctra9enS in Der Stanton Qloc. Station.
, 1894-06-04

ger sum Streif sipang un6 nit bcnen er
iebt nibt orbitriren wiQ."
.KIeiuere Noti5et.
So9n g. Sells, ser Gaganiiotor Ser
Snternotionolen 86fer>ltninn lit eben
Oaron, Die @rater58dfer Gbtca9o'S untcr
etnen t6ut SIT %bringen.
Der an9ebrobte Strcit bet 8lbnellarz
better Oes Gmpjre@3 9eaterS 1T babur9 OBJ
9cipen6t uorben, OoB ber 9dcbter Sam 8.
Sad ieinen INTERPRETER anmies, ben Seus
ten Die ltnionL0bne fir bieie Sailon gu
3ablcn. Die Stage Employees Union"
min am 8. SuLt in 9eS RlaineS @roDe Elm
Pt6ni6 abboLtcn.
9ie vtugmen", pel9e ouf Ben Sen
6LuB llnb Ben See befabrenOan Sblepp:
bnmpfern Dei4aftigt iinO, Oeranitalteter
am Samitag gegen Sic an9eorobte lOpro:
5enttge 9obnrebuftiOn Gin fleincS Streifz
chen. 9ta6 furSer 3cit purbe cine Ser
eirl6arung getrOffen, burcb pcl9e bic oltel1
20bne ipieoer beipiai8t tpuroen.
, 1894-06-04

Die QtncOln 9orfzGommiiiars baben
Sen 8eibIuB gefaBt, Die Ga Sale Nbenue
burcb5ulegen. Die SOrtiebung Ser 9ez
nannten StraBe pir6 iicb nit benz 6auptz
fabrtpeg bcreintger, tpeIcber parallel nit Der
Start S1roRe lGuft.
, 1894-06-04
Sid)erltb lefet Abr

6ie IN bieier 3eitun9 perOfientli9ten .3eu9=
uiiIe betrefis 0oOb'S Sorioparila. Sic be
itGti9en iiber jeOen a3weiiel binouS, Dap
NoOO's fllrirt.
, 1894-06-04

Geritopflun9 ult0 o1e 2eberleiben peroel
bllr9 @oob'S YtlIen 9ebeilt.
, 1894-06-04

DreiSehn Gents &ohn fir 5wei mohen Dir
belt Der GewerfidoftsratR perurtRetlt
ourd eebaruiiate Sef6lafe pullman's
Qractifen. - Dorfommnife anf Dem
2rbeitsfeIoe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-05

WASHINGTON CRY, March Especial.
Senator Squire will make good use of the
memorial OF the Seattle Chamber Of Com
merce praying congress to appropriate
$4,000 for the publication OF a pilot chart
OF the North Pacific ocean. The memorial
points out ''that the growth of the marine
interests Of the North Pacific ocean which
has taken place of late years, as evidenced
by the numerous fleet OF sailing vessels
engaged in the sealing industry. and the
consequent detail of large number of the
vessels OF the United States navy and the
revenue marine service for the patrol of
portions of that vast stretch OF water; by
the establishment of direct steamship lines
from Puget sound and from British Colum
bia 10 the Orient; by the increase Of the
number and class of vessels engaged in the
fisheries and the rapid increase of all the
interests referred TO which is promised for
the future, as weli as the growth OF the
commercial interests directly involved in
the shipments Of wheat lumber and coal
from Pgget sound: the eoastwise traffic
generally. ard the establishment OF new
lines of steamships u Japan. China and
Siberia, demand the publication OF the
proposed chart" II other Chambers of
Commerce and Boards Of Trade act IS
prom pity "a Seattle has doue, this i'm
poriant work may Re secured
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The washinssoa militia.

WAsHgxGros CRY. March Especial.
In compliance with statute Of the
United States, Secretary Of War Lamont
has transmitted 20 the speaker of the
house ot representatives an abstract OF the
militia force Of the United states accord
ing 70 the latest returns received hy the
ad d}uiant general oi the United States
army. From this IL appears that WASH
ington's militia comprises two generals
and ihiT;y-iso stat. officers. The regl-
mental. hei. staff and company officers
number in the cavalry arsa OF ,h. service
seventeen. and in tie infantry arm eighty
one. The total number OF men, luclndins
moa-eomn issionsd officers and musicians,
Is SO making the total strength o! the
militia o; the state. officers sna men, /. to-
The number 81 men in the state aysiiAhl-
Tor military duty unorgsniEed - -. isT
oregon has I'D commissioned officers Of
AT grades. Snt Lass enlisted men. The
nnm beF of fnea available fov military duty
30 that STATE u reported ~ the mystic
number of IA. ba. irssis over half as
snaay IS IS reported froga her sister state
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Then the Tariff Bill Will Be
Ready for the Senate.
HILL FIGHTING THE SOUTH.
Appropriation Bills to Exclude Every
thing Else i'm the House.
Irformer Muiksy's Claim for Fees
Demccrnsse False fresense OF Econ
omy-The Regaistion Of the Sealing
Industry.

WASHINGTON CRY, March 4-The Dem
ocrstlc members OF tie senate committee
on finance find it necessary TO take as
least one more day to consider the tar Il
bill before presenting it TO the fGii COM
mittee- They had been ANXIOUS 10 COM
ptetc the bill yesterday. so IS 10 be able TO
lay il before the full committee tomorrow.
and they did not relax in this purpose un-
til the last moment before completing
their work yesterday. but they found that
il had been necessary 10 give so much
time 10 senators who wanted to be heard
on various schedules that they had COM
paratiyely little time Tor consultation.
The contest between the members of the
committee and the discontented element
has been very sharp. Senators Hill. Cor
man. Bries. White, Caffney and Smith con-
siitute an in auence which the committee is
finding difficult to resist. Sugar is still
the most disturbing element with which
the committee has been called upon to
deal. and there Is far greater trouble in
fixing rate satisfactory to the refners
than to the planters.
There viii be q iull in the house for sew
eraI weeks after the excitement that has
existed there since the holidays. 1t is the
intention of the house managers to push
consideration of appropriation bills to the
exclusion of everything else during the
coming week. Two days. probably three.
will be taken to complete consideration of
the pension appropriation bill. After il is
disposed of the District of Columbia and
consular and diplomatic bills will con-
sumo the balance of the week. When
these are completed election cases will be
taken up, and then the house will return
TO the other aprrouriasion hlllA
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FoSr ASsrIEs March &-Fspesial. -
The settlers In the Qaillayuse country aave
Tor some time rass been endeavorirg TO se-
cure an appropriation frem the govern-
meat Tor ths construction Of a harhor as
the mouth of the Qnillayute river. Con-
gresham John l.. Wilson states in a
private letter 10 Hon. W. Il. Hoole. OF this
city, that ne has taken the preliminary
sters toward securing the appropriation.
lie says IN part:
Il have had rs the rules Of the river
ana harbor committee require. an APP
nFopTia;ien !or the preliminary exam-
ination oi the oaillayute river and
hsroor placed upon the bill. This ~
the best | can possibly de, as they will
not order an sctras survey until an ex-
animation has been made and report
upon the worthiness OF the project. In
time Ne viii be able To accomplish all that
has been requested"
The Qailiayg'e river emp,ies into ths
facislc ocean At Ia Push, and ID Is claimed
that AT small expense il can he tarned
into lagoon as the month. and with .
little dredging harbor can be constructed
thai will accommodate large number OF
vessels.
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Maikey still Retains Hss Nerve.

WssHiSsToS Cry. March Especial i
One wouid hardly suppose tia; c. ]. Mui-
key. the ex-inspector of customs, who
was convicted OF receiving 81 no month
from Nat Blum Tor keeping his eyes shut
while Blum brought in a. many China
men and as much opium from British
Columbia as he wanted 10. woald oe very
ardent about pushing q claim against the
government for informer's tees Yet such
is the case. While the smuggling ring
vas rushing in opium in ton lots, the Wig
liant Mr.. Nulkey vas flying back and
forth between Victoria. Seattle. Tacoma
and Portland. seeking to apprehend the
Chinaman W no had his sleeves ;uli of dope
or she poor man who tried TO make ex-
penses by bringing over from British
Columbia valise full. OF this class o.
smuggiers Mr. Mulkey discovered no;
few and male quite reputation for
shrewdness with former administration.
lnformer's fees in several cases are un-
doubtedly due him, and although il is
CALLING to have to pay good United States
money to a man who has been helping
rob the government, that will undoubt-
edly be the result.
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Salaries Of custom. Omesrs.

WASHINGTON Cry. March Especial. l.
The official emoiuments of officers of the
customs reported TO congress by the seere-
tary OF the treasury for the fiscal year
ending Jure 30. 1898. show that the Puget
sound district was worth to Andrew Was
son S. 1926 in salary ana 81, ,96i57 for
storage. James c. Saunders was in office
Just one week before the close of the fiscal
year, but he did very well in that time. re-
celving a total compensation of $lo5 IS, of
which $61.S5 was salary. James Lotan
was only eleven months in office in the
Willamette district. for which the govern
ment paid him s.. .sts0 i3 Thomas J. Black,
his successor, only got in one day that
year. but 1t was worth si0ai Royai A.
Bensall, at Yaquina. made $265 in the
year over his salary OF $500. Frank A.
Stewart. at Crosby, received $i.0729,; Ed
ward A. Taylor. at Astoria, s.. 36l-6a. and
Edwin T. Hatch. at Sitka. Alaska, s., as. Al.
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NssaESGroS CRY. March 4-FSpecIai -
Among tae Fermanent. nc ard in<iesi-
naie appropriations oramendei by the
secretary o. the treasury TO congress FOR
repeal Is tia; To prevent smuggling"
Ih!s Law provides that the secretary OF the
treasury shall ray United States district
attorneys what he tanks just and reason
abe Tor expenses. etc. IN contrasting pros
ecaiions tor fraud. etc. apon the customs;
gives collectors and other officers 81 day
Tor services relatiag IN the Sc.xare OF prop
e-'y. etc: srovides that proceeds OF prop
ertr seized shall. after payment OF costs,
ETC.. be divided between the treasury and
the customs officers: and authorizes the
secretary &c increase the pay of any col-
ieeio- or osaer principal officer of the Gus
;ons when he thinks the fees. etc are
insufficient This law was enacted in 1876
and a. one time took considerable money
out OF the treasury, bG: OF late years it has
been dead letter, partly because sales OF
smugcied property seixea have seldom
paid the costs. and partly because tie sec
retary has never seen fit to increase the
pay of any customs officer This is fair
sample o: the show of economy the Demo-
Gratis are making. Permanent and specific
appropriations which they will repeaI viii
nos serve TO lessen the deficit very much.
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Croker Roast. so,,.r punphy.

SAN ASroSio. March Richard Croker.
the Tammany chieitain, was very wra,hy
when shown published dispatches stating
that Congressman Danphy. in his letter of
resignation. agraigned him as the pro-
moter and upholder Of fraudulent
voting and election crimes in New
York. Croker said: 'If DaDphy
made those charges against me |
will have him arrested. ! never
encouraged fraudulent voting. and If any
one i'm New York violates the election
laws Tammany Hall will prosecute them.
do not care t. make any answer 10 Dam
phys charges until have seen his letter.
He had better be attending to his affairs
in the Second district. II Dnnphy thinks
Tammanv is gelng to pieces and losing
strength he will be Taught differently this
fail -
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CHURCH Row AT sPANCLE.
Baptist Preacher Calls Card Playing
Girss 'sfaliea em~n."

sPassLx. March s-l-peciai. Church
circles ia Spsngle are considerably torn gp
over the actions of Res. House. the Zap
tisg minister here. aud the Baptist church
i. in an uproar The cause ot the trouble
is card party given by one u the leading
society ladies Of spang.e. q, which many
members Of the church we're present and
took part in the games Among these
were M.ss Laura Barber and N - Beevey.
both teachers ia the public schools here.
These ladies' boarded with the family Of
Rev. House, sni when he heard that they
had ATTENDED The card party he refused 10
ALLOW them 20 longer remain under bis
roos. declaring that the ministers home
Is TOO sacred 70 be invsiei By people who
hay. no more resp=es tor themselves and
IL. church The following sunday hs
rreseEle,. sermon on the subject. save
oar Fallen Wo;nen." in which he referred
"a the card episode. and numerically
scored those sho took psYt thsrsin.
asa result many Of the leading society
ladies' took ofsense ~ the ministers re-
marks and the feeling ran pretty high for
several days The congregation is d.
yiaed, 3 portioa siding with the minister
ard o.asrs sgasns. him. AS the Baptist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-05
FLOOD. I'm ,,.e E.s,.

slou Cry, March Am ice gorge In
the Missouri river gave way unexrrctediy
today, and Two steamboats, we're caugnt IN
II and sunk. They we're the Mary Benz
nett and Eint stiilings. The crex. e.
capped. Jumping from one Ice cake to an
other .nl they reached saorc.
MlsNEkFoiIs. March f.--Minnesota was
visited today by one Of the worst thunder
and rain storms ever knosn at this season.
Al saltwater the downpour flooded the
streets, doing considerable damage. and ut
Akin fear. are entertained that AT ice
gorge will form and fiooi the surround.
ing country Bridges will be in great
danger unless a cold snap stacks the Hood.