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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-11-11
He Captures the Territory by About locO
 Votes.
Bland Defeated for COngr. ss A Republican Legislature in Complexion of the Next House.

of the republican central committee claims the territory this afternoon by 1000 for Murphy and Doran. Returns continue to increase his majority.
 PHGsIx-Murphy will have plur- ality in Maricopa county of 300.
 PHGNrx-Murphy, republican can didate for congress, carries Maricopa county, the democratic stronghold, by 22O plurality. Pretty defnate infor- nation from seven counties out of eleven indicates that he will have plurality of at least 500 in the terri tory.
 JEFFERSON CITY-Governor Stone comedies the legislature to the repub- licans. Bland is defeated for cong gress
 WAsHNGToN-The loss of Kansas New Jersey, and South Carolina re- duces the present democratic total in the senate from A to fl. The pres ent republican strength in the senate of 3S promises will be increased by senators from New Jersey, Kansas Montana, Washington, and Wyoming. Republicans are likely to lose Nebras- ka. This makes the gain five and the loss one, or net gain of four, raising the republican total to 42. The pop ulists now have six senators. Returns indicate gains for them in South Car olina and Nebraska. Senators Jones and Stewart of Nevada have uf late affiliated with the populists, and the populist strength may be increased and the republican decreased by two or so.
 CoLUNBUs-Governor Mckinley be- ing asked today what he thought of the political situation would only say: "The sweeping republican victories in dicated at this hour are impressive. They need no interpretation. They express m better words, the deliberate judgment of the people upon the pub- lie questions involved in the political contest now closed
 SAN FRANcIsco-Only one half the entire vote in California has been counted. The result indicates that Budd, democrat, has plurality of between 6OOO and 1000 votes. His plurality in this city probably amounts to 10000 With the exception of the supreme court justices and comptroll- CT, sufficient returns have not yet been received to indicate which party has been successful with the remain der of the state ticket.
 WAsHINGToN-Chairman Faulkner gives the republicans 200 members in the house, democrats 142, populists, 6, doubtful, S. By states this would give the democrats l2, republicans 37, populis;s l, doubtful 3, Colorado, Idaho. and Wyoming.
 WAsHINGToN-The republican con gressional committee has given out a statement claiming that in the house of tEe 54th congress the republicans will have majority from B states, the democrats 12 and the pops l, with Maryland evenly divided, making the republicans more than two-thirds majority by states, Should the next presidential election be thrown into the house it will elect A republican.
 BLOOMINGTON, Il,-Vice- President Stevenson last night expressed the opinion that the result of the election  is due in part to the financial depres- sion which came on the country soon after the election of Cleveland, and for which, he ssid, the democrats were in no way responsible. It was also due in part to the delay of congress in J passing the tariff bill,
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-11-11

NJ. Garcia, a Mexican, was brought up from Benson by Constable Gray yesterday, and will remain 75 days in county jail for shooting up that town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-11-11

The board of supervisors will meet on the 18th. inst 10 canvass the elec- ton returns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-11-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

UNITED STATES TREASURER MORGAN now owns the table upon which Presi- dent Lincoln signed the proclamation of emancipation.
 MRS. CATHARINE SALISBURY, a sister of the Mormon prophet, Joseph Smith, who was killed by mob at Carthage, Ill, June 27, ls44, is still living near Fountain Green, III.
 WAsHINGToS's second inaugural ad- dress contained but l34 words. Lincoln used the personal pronoun T" forty three times in his first inaugural and only once in his second.
 THE Louisiana legislature has voted an appropriation to erect handsome statue to Thomy Lafou, a negro philan- thropist who died at New Orleans a few months ago, leaving nearly all his fortune $500, ,O00) to charities.
 THOMAS WICKEs, the vice-president of the Pullman company, is an English man by birth and is forty-eight years of age. lie came to this country in 1866, and two years later entered the employ of the Pullman company as an assistant ticket agent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-11-11

J. Nj. Cox and Wm. B. Taylor are registered at the San Jose.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-11-11

Murphy will have about 300 ma jority over Herndon in Pima county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-11-11

O'NKILL carried Gila county by 100 majority. Where he least expect' d a heavy vote was where he polled it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-11-11

From Ttursday's Daily.
 Ben Winston and Chas. Moves are registered at the Cochise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-11-11

THE only part of our rooster left is hard to swallow-the crow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-11-11

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Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05
GREEN GOODS AGAIN.
\ Circular That Mad 4 Dollar
mn III II.

The ,rccu goods circular is frequently
sprin.ing up in Ashevll.c as well rs i'll
other towns in the country. One OF the
latest lircdlars is addressed to H. Il. No
lard, the grocer, and it has been shown
THE CITIZEN by u. &, Noland, In the
euyvl pr is a large sheet OF typewriter
instructions which the gcnteman ad
dressed is expected to follow il he decides
to deal in the goods" The rates are
put down as follows: $500 buys $4,000;
S45O buys $4,000; 5000 buys $1,000,
aud $1,000 buvs $4,000 and a state
hight. Mr.. Noland is reminded OF the
advantage OF securing the state right.
\ slip enclosed saws "Your password and
number is Shoot. No. Hereafter send
all your kilograms to ". II, Park. 3li
West 136th St.. New York City." un
the envelope Parks address is given as
t29 9th avenue.
The letter also enclosed 81 bill, as a
sample OF the goods that looked gen
uine beyond doubt. Among those to
| whom the bill was shown WAS Judge
rhos. \. Jones, aud he at once pro-
nouuccd il spurious. y. G, Noland was
sure it WAS a good bill, but the Judge
was So sure Of It's being counterfeit that
he WAS almost willing to wager on ii.
lie is not a hct'Iug man, however, SO
Just for fun the matter was lett to an cX.
pert, who settled II by pronouucilg the
bill good as gold. It was sent as 4 bait
| but Mr. \,llnl was NOT ran Ilt hv II
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05
PERSONALLY SPEAKING
A Line or Two 4 bout The People
AS They Pass.

{. +. Buifum of Dillsboro is i'll Ashc'
vile TODAY.
C.N. McCulloch is III the city from
Grccnville, 5, {.
David NJ. Ramsey OF Charleston is at
the Swannauoa.
X. E. L. Neil, representing the Knox
willie Journal, is in the city.
+. \. Sumner is i'll the Northern mar
kets purchasing for the fall trade.
Mr. and Mrs. T, E. Gordon will return
tomorrow from visit to Hil!Sb2ro.
Second Bastmau Met left this atttl-
noon for his home i'll Washington, d. (.
DR.. E. S Ioyncs of Columbia, 5. G., is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Duthcld, at %
Spruce street
Jack V. King OF Toronto and ".
Riley OF New York are registered At the
Ashevillc hotel,
Geo. y, Lowe of Mcmphs and !. Il.
lIamsbtrg,r of Huntingdon, Pa, are
guests OF the Berkeley.
L. b. Withcrs, Or. L. X. Jones and l'r
IL. ". Cole came III from Danvlilr, Va,
yesterday and are staying at the Btlkc'
ley.
Spartauburg Herald: Miss Anric ".
Rutherford has gone from Ashevlllc and
is spending some time with relatives III
Spartanburg.
{. y. Gushing and John Fox, it,, re
urncd yesterday from u trip through
| the French Broad valley and Il visit to
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05
DEATH Of MRS. ) =. \ BARE
Al E.stjnRbic Lady Dies At 1
O'Clock This Morning.

Mrs. Sarah Louise, wife of DR.. J. S. T..
Baird. died at her home on Patton ave
nue. a, O'Clock this morning of typhoid
fever. Mrs. Baird's maiden name was
Miss Sarah Louise Abbott, and she was
born at Lcnoir City, Tenn. January T.,
1910. She was married to br. Baird
August 20, 1857. Ten children were
born to them, nine of whom are living
Chas, W, Dr. II. l., l.. p, ]. H., 7. g.,
and X. D.; Misses Mary L., Ethel l., and
Mrs. Julia II. Reed, the latter now living
at Lcnoir City.
Mrs Baird was a member OF he Meth.
odst church, an estimablc lady aud was
known and loved by a large circle OF
friends and relatives.
The intermcnt will occur tomorrow at
/ / a, NJ, at Mt. Pleas sint church, Bca
ycrdam. The funeral services will bt
conducted by Kew. DR.. amCs Atkins.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05
A DRUGGISTS SENSATION
[coNrlNuEp FROM FIRST rAGE.l

nest appreciation on the part OF the audi
ence. and there was longing for more
when she made her final appearance.
The work of the Batter Park orchcS-
ira was warmly praised by the visitors.
Prof. Specht and his musicians contribu-
ted their services without charge and
their playing added greatly to the even
in2's entertainment. The orchestra is
composed OF Prot. Specht. cornetist; Emil
Gerber, violinist; Louis Ortman. clarion
ctte; Edward Flcck. pianist.
The program, which by no means rep
resent, d the evenings entertainment, be
cause OF the encores, was as follows;
Overture, Fra Davolo. Auher
Battery Park Orchestra.
Selection, Bohemian nGirl...................Da Dalie
Battery Park Orchestra.
Andante and Allegro, from La Sonamhula'
... BENIN
Miss Dohme.
THE Prodigal SON n'....................Pok Miller
Relating a conversation between two
odd issue darkies on how the North
should have treated the South attet the
war.
Mr.. Miller.
Selection said Pa,ha Stlhl
Battery Park Orchestra.
Loves Sorrow. Ballad 10y Shelly
Miss Dohnc
De Sweet Watermilion," and other negro ''iI-
leCt songs, with banjo accompaniment
Mr. Miller.
Marcia, from Henry yNllI..................Th Thomas
Battery Park Orchestra
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05

Eleven deaths wcrc reported to CITY
Clerk Miller by the city physicians as
occurring during August. Of these nine
were white and two co!ored. The causes
of death were: Cholera intantum, l;
cercbra! congestion, |; gun shot wound,
/; pneumonia, /; ncphrtis, .; heart dis
ease, |; dysentcry, |; wound in abdo-
men, |; other causes, ..
Some of the ph, sicians are lax in re
porting births. Only three were reported
loc August. two Colorcd and one white,
Licenses to we'd were issued from Reg
ister Mackey's Office in August to 25
| couples, 23 white and two colOrCd.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05
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TIE MARKETS.


NEW YORK, sept. s.-Cotton futures opened
barely steady July, o.; August, o., Septeni.
her, 6.ho, october 6.6g; November. h.-}; Decem
ber 6Si January, bsS; February, o,gS; March,
T.; April l.; May I.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-05
Death OF Miss Cordie Cooper.

Miss Cordic Cooper, daughter of Capt.
W. Nj. Cooper of Statesvillc, died last
midnight at the residence of her uncle,
=. S. Cooper, in Ramoth. Miss Cooper
had been in Ashcv,llc on visit to her
uncles, Mcssrs, A. d. and Z. S. Cooper,
and had been III only week. She was
about Is years OF age and the news o
her death will bring sadness to many
hearts. The remains we're taken to
Statcsvilc on the $50 train today
accompanied by the bercaved father.