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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
Via BrysOii City

Ashevllc items in the Bryson City
Times: Attorney Duff Merrick Of Ashc-
vile was i'll the city this week as attorney
for Mr.. Irwin, president Alexander lum.
Der company. .--Rev, !. ii. Parker, =. E.,
of Ashevillc, was here Friday last to con-
duct the funeral OF Mrs. Salyer, late wife
OF Rev. TT. Salycr of this place. Mrs.
Manos Welch aud son. Harlec, have gone
to Ashevillc for several days VISTA.
L. Wiley of Asheville was in the city this
week. supplying our merchants with gro.
ccries, Richmond Pearson of Asheville
was here last week. 1t is iumored that
he aspircs to Congressional honors.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
Want an Immense Increase

NEW NoRK, Feb. 11.-rhc silk wcavcrs
are still out, and, from present indica-
tions, the strike will be a long and bitter
one, A committee OF strikers this fore
noon had conference with the manu-
facturcrs at Stcinharts mill, on West
Fiiticth street. The strikers demanded
an increase of IS per cent. i'll their pay.
This was refused and Stcinhart said no
concession would made. There arc
nearly 900 wcavers and 5000 girls out OF
work,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17

ent Board OF Aldermen of said city, to-
wit, James M. Gudgcr and 7. c. Starnes,
were elected for a term which will not
expire until the first Monday in May,
1895, the said James NJ. Gudgcr and T..
{. Starnes shall hold the Office OF Alder
man Of the city at large for the residue OF
their term, and except in the event of a
vacancy occurring in the office held bv
one or both of said Aldermen there shall
be no election held Tor Alderman for the
city at large, as hereinbeiorc provided,
until the expiration of the said term of
Office OF said Gudger and Starnes."
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
Rioters Found Guilty.

plrrspuRC, Pa, Feb. 17.-The jury in
the case ol the Mansfield Valley rioters
returned verdict this morning. Twenty
one OF 5S prisoners were acquitted; 80
were found guilty; two had entered
pleas of guilty, three were acquitted by
order OF court, The guilty will probably
be sentenced next Thursday.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
Death OF a Negro King

CArErowN, Feb. 16-A dispatch re-
ceived here from Buluwayo confirms the
report that Lobengula, king OF the
Matabelcs, had died in the bush, pre-
srmably from the effects OF gout and the
exposure to which he was subjected
while fleeing from the British forces.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
SOLD AT THE COURT HOUSE
sOIne of Dr Grants Property Dis
posed Of

Auctioneer E. Coffin sold today Tor
Julius c. Martin, trustee, at the court
house, the following real estate and Sc.
curtes; The Grant property at the
uorthwes, corner OF College and Vance
streets, subject to encumbranccs, for
81 500, to w. ii. Pculand, in all about
$1,000. twenty-five shares in the Inter
state b. and l.. association OF Columbus
Ga, to W. II. Penland for $575. Ten
shares in the same association to J. S.
Adams for 1925. Twenty-Five shares in
the National Life and Maturity associa-
ton of Washington to J. L. Dickerson
for $500.
Mr.. Coffin also sold for Chas. A. Webb.
trustee house and lot No. Is Bearden
avenue lot 5Gx152i. feet for ST ,SIl to
Henry b. Stevens, esq.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
Reducing Wages.

New HAVEN, Ct, Feb. 1.-THE Can.
dee Rubber company, this city, an
nounces cut in wages to take effect
next Monday. Lack of orders is said tn
be the cause Of the cut, The COMPANY
employs nearly 1000 hands.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
A New Departure.

NEW loRH, Feb. ia number OF
banks and trust companies started today
to loan money on wheat, and are offer.
ing four months loans Oh easy terms,
say 3h0tl per cent, taking wheat as
collateral, the same as stocks, This is
new dcpnrlure.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
- --s--- -
sunk BY Collision.

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE steamers Ca
doxton and Clytha, both British, have
been in collision in Barry Roads. The
Clythia was sunk and six of her crew
drowned,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17

RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
Democratic Industry shown Here
Contracts.

WAsuINGToN, ID. c., Feb. 17.-Thc
River and Harbor bill will be reported
to the House March 1st. The Com.
mittec's work is further advanced in this
Congress than before for many years,
The bill carries appropriations OF about
50 900, 200 exclusive of $S,000.OO0 lin
round numbcrs) in the sundry civil bill.
This latter appropriation is expended
under the contract system which the
Committee found to be wise and an
economical method OF completing public
works. The work on is rivers and har-
bors is now carried on by contract.
ndcr this system, contracts are made
in advance and the money approx rated
as the work progresses. la many cases
a saving OF from % to 30 per cent. is
made under this system as compared
with methods OF previous years,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
MIR, SrARNEs' SUCCESSOR.
He Can Be Appointed TO Hold
Vniii the Election ia May,

The successor Of Alderman Starnes,
whoever he may be- can be appointed to
hold the office only until the next munich
pal election on the first Monday in May,
when an election to fill the unexpired
term must be had. Section Z Of the act
of 1903 says:
whereas, Two members of the pres.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
Whittemore's
Gilt Edge
Dressing

FOX LADIES AND tHILDREN'S SHOES
PRODUCERS A BRILLIANT JET BLACK
LUSTRE. CONTAINS AN OIL TO SOFT.
EN- the LEiTHEK AND PRESERVE II.
TIE BEST iNDi GOES .EARTHESr--
.5c At RAYSOR & SAfITIrS.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
BARGAIN.
Blue Enameled And Agate
Ware At Half Price.

We have Just received an importation
from Germany Of several cases of these
goods. They are called seconds, but very
few are imperfect. All are offered alike, A
rare Chancellor hotels and boarding houses
TO rcplensh their Kitchens with this neat
and durable warc. We have in stock for the
spring trade Jewel gasoline stoves aud
ranges, oil stoves, refrigerators, frechers,
and the largest and most complete line oi
house furnishings in the State. Prices Why
everybody knows we are the cheapest in
town. Our line Of fine and common china,
glass and lamps is yiry complete
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
RAILWAY Man Dead

CINCINNATI, Feb. 17.-Col. w. l..
O'Bren, one Of the best known railroad
men in the country, died at the Grand
Hotel this morning.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
BREVARD

Is Offering all his Gents Rcady.MaJe
Clothing at Cost. Also large line Of
sample shoes for Gents, Ladies and chill,
dren, He has received this week new
Dress Goods, White Goods, Domcstics,
Outings, and many other goods. Those
i'll want OF Bargains should 20 to Bre.
ward for the same as he is offering every.
thing at Bottom Prices. DO not forget
the Place, but 90 to
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
Russet
Leather
DressinQ

WATER pROOF ELACkING. SHOE
POLlSIiEkS, ELACkING AND DiTH.
ERS, SEE THE LINE FROM OUE WIN
DOWS,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-17
THAD. W. THRASH ( co

For Sac-Dry empty boxes. casks, etc,
for kindling. Pratts deodori2ing gasoline
20 cents per gallon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-12-14
vous en- pri>

-Je vous en- pri>.
Et, phenomena Grange, depuis
quelques secondes, Ia yo;x du com
te semblait emprunter des intona-
tions plus douces, ct l'apaisement
semblait SO faire dams son cour
irrit6. Il pansait que ce que la
comtesse venait de dire pouvalt
etre vrai! Ellie await 6t6 entr1o6e
faoi1 &c; ellie n'avait pas spereu Ia
bfme sur lie b ord duqua.. ellie mar.
chat, ct ellie await subj une COM
plicit6 don't son occur inconsistent
ne comprenait pas tout, l'indigni-
t6. Apr6s tout, c'etait possible, ct
le oomte SO sentait q cette heure
plus de piti6 que d'horreur.
Eft puts la jeune femme 6tait Ia.
d want lui, dams une attitude aban-
donn6e ct d6faillante; son sein he
letant soulevait par movements
d6sordonn6s la gaze transparente
que le voilait q peine, ct ses beauz
cheveux, qui s'6taient d6nou6e
l'enveloppaient CONNIE dun ample
manteau noir. Jamais il ne Ia.
vait vue 81 belle; ct chaque fois
que son regard fencont eait c,lu
de Ia comtesse, IN fr6missement
profound amenait .ure contraction d
ses l6vres ct une famine dams ser
yeux. Dependant, sur l'invitation
qul lul etait adress6e, Ia jeune
femme await relieve le front, IN
pale ettriste sourire 6gayait son
visaga.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-12-14
Broadwater.

-'--.EE E& c%<.eEEEE 4r
A Helena, la capital du Montana, il y a
un hotel d'6t6 connu pour son excellence
en- toute chose ct Ih6tel Broadwater ma
pas de SUPERIOR aux Etats-Unis.
Les environs en- son merveilleux ct
dun efet aussi artistique q~u'agr6able.
Sous la direction de l'hotet, IL y a lie
plus grand Natatorium du monde alimen
t6 par des eaux chaudes ct froides natu'
relies.
Ne manquez pas de vous y arreter ur
jour on deux.
Pour CO qui concerne les touristes, il
plan de Broadwater, etc.,. S'adresser |
Chas. s. FEE, g. P. ST. Agt,
st. Paul, Min1
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-12-14
SETTLEMENT 4 JOURS D1C1
EN- CALIFORNIA
Pas de bloous de nsige.
Pas de haute altitude.
Ne VOYAGE pas le dimanche.

Pas de.haute altitude.
Ne voyage pas le dimanche.
La m%ellleure route pour l'hiver.
La Compagnie du Minneapolis
ct St. Louis Ry., cherchant tou-
jours l'int6ret du voyageur a inau-
CURE On Pullman Car gouriste de
st. Paul ct Minneapolis en- Cali
fornie via Kansas, Fort-W Worth ct
81 Paso. Texas, qui est certaine-
ment Ia ligne Ia plus plaisante ct
attractive pour voyager l'hlver par
les heures de trains suivantes:
HEUREs DE TRAINS
Lv. 81, Pau-....... $50 a NJ, Mardi
Lv. Minneapolis. !. 1925 A. NJ,
Al. Kansas City. ...9:25A NJ, Mercredi
Lv. Kansas City. 1850 a. H.,
Ar. Fort Worth :. $500 a. NJ, Jeudi
Ar. Ell Paso. IL: 8 Am. Vendredi
Ar. Los Angeles. . 200 p. NJ, Samedi
Les ..berths'' dams ces chars
sont bourr5s ct complement
meubl6s, lis sont accompanies
dun conducteur ct dun "porter"
n6gre, qui prete au passag-r la
meme attention qua ceux qni
prennent les .'Pallman cal" I6gu-
l1ers, Poeles de cuisine ct deux la
sont al service dts pssta
gere.
liexcursion sera sous la dire,
lion de "a. Phillips & TO, qui q
Ealt unservice de quinze ans de-
illus satisfaisants. Tous ceux qul
int Ste en- California reconnaissent
c6lebre Phillips Personally
Excursions via Al
bert Lea Route.
Leprix de double b,rth pour le
,oyagee est Sc. 90. Researches plu-
Iiieufrsl ljjours . llavance ct .dreesez
'ous aux agents de ! kets les plus
,reszouaA B. Cutts, Ct. 7. &P
ALBERT Lea Route. Minnea
,olis, MINI.
M%T
sSiyous voulez SAVIOR les nou-
Giles, lisez pEoHo
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-12-14
xviii

La comtesse, advancement pale
vetue dun long peignoir blanc. LEI
cheveux en- d6sordre, r6pandus. .
dots sur ses 6paules demi-nuee, Les
yeux grands ouverts Cd sc succe.
daient des lueurs rapides ct fulgu.
rantes. Des que la porte SO fat ou-
verte, ellie s'appuya contre Ia cloi-
son, ct defaillante, pres de s'affais-
ser sur le parquet, ellie leva sur
lie compte SEES regards s%upp.iants.
-Vous! vous! chez moi! fit CO
dernier, Ell reculant de quelques
pas, que venez vons faire ici?
Isl vous l'ordonnez, je me re-
tirerai d l'inatant meme, r6poadit
la jeune femme Alyoix basse COM
me IN souMe, mails je vous en- con-
jure....
Que voulez-vous?
-Unsmoment >d'entretien.
e vous ayez pu croire!....
On ne r, pousse pas la priere
dun condamu6 q mort.
Que voulez vous dire?
-Rien, NJ. le comte, simon que
81 - sors d'ici sans vous avoir dit.
CO que is veux que vous sachiez,
ie ]ure que demain, il ny aura
plus de comtesse de Savenay.
-Malheureuse!
Que d6oidez-vous, M. le com
tie?
-Mais qu'ayez vous, a me dire
que je ne sache d6ja? Ignores-
vous d on e sors 3 pinstant memep
-Jesne i'jgpore pas; vous etlez
tout q pheure dams le laboratoire
de CASTOR a,eosOhristiane.
La file dc M. Fremont dit le
comte d'un ten de sanglante iro.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-12-14
The Northern Pacific R. R.
De st. Paul ct Duluth a Tacoma
ct Portland.
NORTH
DAKOTA
BAD LANDS

Parmi les vues les plus int6ressantes
situ6es sur cette ligne de chemin de fer
sont les oranges m~auvaises terres du
Dakota .du Nord. La le feu ct Peau SO
sont jou6s de grandes farces.
LIE r6sidu en- est un paysage de Pespe
ce la plus particuliere. Coliines ct val6es
de forme g%rotesque ct solvent trAs-gra
cieuse y sont vues ct c'est vraiment une
region curieuse visitor.
l,EIotel
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-12-14
(Suite)

SOVt1tGJ
SEES ongles s'enfoncerent dams le
velours du fauteuil.
Eft j, les 6pargnerais! ajouta-t-
il aveo violence, ct je lie couvrirais
dune laohe piti6, non, nonl Il faut
ou'ils soient ohati6s tous deux,
ou'ils soutfrent 4 leur tour toutes
les fortunes qu'ils mont fait endu-
rer!
En- ploie q IN d6sordre inoul, il
Marcia vers la fenetre, quill ouvrit
toute grande, ct pr6senta son front
b1nlant-A Pair vif do la mutt. Qua.
tire heures sonnerent = CO moment
d p6glise ST. Paul. On pale refet
6clairait Ihorizon annoncant le lie
ver proclaim du soleil. A ses
pieds, sur lie quai, de vagues lueura
aottaient lnd6cises ct confuses; les
contours des monuments voisins se
degageaient peu a.peu des tenebres
ct certains tressaillements, insai.
sissables encore, attestaient que Ia
vie que le movement allaient re.
prendre possession de la capitale,
LIE oomte ~regardait, Indifferent
6coutait dune oreille distraite
quand, tout d coup, il entendit Ia
porte de l'hotel s'ouvrir ct Wit un
homme en-: sortlr q pas rapldes,
Chose Grange! A cette vue, le
souvenir quill venait d'6yoquel
tout q lheure ct qui pesait encore
sur son esprit, acquit soudain une
force nouvelle, ct il lui sembla
quill so trouvait brusquemsnt re-
jet6 dams le passe, q Rio, pendant
cette mutt Cd il await WI IN homme
s'6loigner de l'habitation de Nine
Br6mont. II prof6ra une 6nergi-
que impr6cation, releva violem-
ment la fenetre, ct rentre dams la
chambre. II etait vainca par tant
d'6motions ct, le occur plein de
haine, alt6r6 de vengeance, il ga
gna son lit, bien r6solu a aller de-
mander au sommeil IN peu de re-
pos.
Mails il fit quelques pas q peine,
ct s'arreta CONNIE pris de terreur.
II y await aa cabinet dams lequel
il 50 trouyait, une petite porte pra-
tiquee dams la oloison, ct par Ia
quelle, dams les premiers temps
de son bonheur, le comte passait
quelquefoic pour SO rendre dams
l'appartement de la comtesse. Or,
6tait-ce une horrible illusion? il
await cru entendre une main tint
de s'appuyer sur la serrure qui
fermait oette porte, ct essayer den
faire jouer le bouton de CRYSTAL? II
y await quelqu'un Ia! Gal celia pou-
vait-il etre? Et CONNIE lie bruit
continuait en- s'accentuant, il mar
cha vivement q la porte It l'ouvrit
MATS presque aussitot il SO rejeta
en- arri6re, aveo un cri Oh vibralt
I'm 6tonnement mel6 d'6pouvante.
La comtesse 6tait devant lui!
WITT
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-12-14

Trains tousl les jours excepte lie dimanche
Depots, St. Psul, Minneapolis ct West
Superior.
W. s. ALEXANDER, P. A. ROCKWELL.
Prest. & 3en'l Manager, Asst Gen. Pass Agt.
st. Paul. st. Paul
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-12-14

Buffet par|or Car a chaoue Train
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-23
THEY'RE OUT FOR BLOOD
IT'S A ROMANTIC STORY
Frank 6untsv'e Four osasUDvt
orethsre Have Taken the Trais
ef He Murosrers ana Nov
it's War TO the Knife.

opecenl Dbpoeea = ~ olnn1nr1.
NEW Yonk, Oct. 2a-Roos stnlvnss -
u Jamss Hunter a Bil EAss ian ss,uDs
Are about to starr FOR Montana hsns uusa
avenG,ns the murder oe Frank q nun1ar.
whe vas killsd - shs aissgsosa q oua.
day, Aug. II. q Msdicins Lsdes, Nsuas
b. dsspsradoss. TAe mustegU1 nan, 8
brother u the four Avsngsss, vaA . nnstvo
New YsrkeN Jamss Hunsse. tho fnehnr.
who 10 now the propsistoe At gsuessy
store on Eat 1lsh seress, was faP ysass 3
school teoehee In ehi1 city, ed hAs many
friends.
All ioar Of Ne Hunters IRE mussular
and coaraaseus young men. Each has
had eonstderahle practice With The re-
and fSvolvue and eosh b said - - eood
marksmau.
The murdered maa wss a ysars es -
Ard lsft . family. h swnsd . ssloea =
NsdIolus Lodgs, vhieh he clessd Su udaya
When Paul Nslsalf sAd l. y. Hasiaos
struck the town they mAAe . psnaA.uo e
" ssscsts aa1. aadlne hb paass slsssd.
hesks n.
Ftsak Hunter vsas n 10 sss.susssAs
end thsv eovsesd hin With Winshssesgs
end mads him seeve ths dsinks. TAnv
caught him trying b te1spAeoo - ~
and rt1dlsd him With hnlDseA tn ~
bic eAasastee naosd sIelsh Jsskn . ~
head With rsvolvsrs anA ssde away.
~ Aeland ranch, - Tar avovs ehnv
changed hoeses, bought amnuni1isa ed
provisisns Aaa tssk - ~ Ueuatalna.
sslsish jsskn soon reosvsssd eoouuions,
Asass ssebed Bseak Huatss'e bo6v e 0ooI
tooa ~ seags eoasA Aad es1aDe1 - -
Aslaud saneA, vhseo - esofusseA tooo0p
nlssi1a ~ seeessy. bas vaa - assssoo1.
6hsei6 Hamilesa cd pesss slasesA - ~
trail ef The mus4sssss hat thv 6A -
follow q fAf. 6lses that tins 'sIsiaA 1aak~
has bssa q large. - havs ~ ons6ssoss.
The thing r. feseettea y Ne6lD1no
te4ee, hst in ~ henssAs1a q ~ 3amos
nuneoe 10 An1 ~ 6oue hsUehoD heuurho
~ viSsw ana eAll1sea - Msv yask -
thsn save the autheel11so e uo6ls1no
todee we oeat1s - - tAole doays =
the bsoshses hase psspasu1 - - 1ns11m.
Thsy asasa thsnssavss NJ Wlashsuesg1,
Cslas anA bswiss - psAsl1De1 q -
assss uatu W. sso0 ~ ~ bullb -
svssy sins.
sWs'n anA thsss SD,lsvs Hm sshss an
winter" sald Wil1iAn Z HunterI sann1
whsa Ne Do Il Win 90 hasd vitA tksaIs
He stood In The sflss u Willian 4 We.
man. Insurance aeant 81 - xasa 1eth
strsst. vhsss b y esnplegs6. An1 -
lspksa vssy deosenlasA I'VE ase esens
10 ~ b ~ assislaass fssq ~ aslAs1e
tiss and vant - knsv vAv ~ havs -
assss>sd ''lslsA Jash, ," hus q ~ eanft -
pesss vs'u % sessslvsas Wen -
them and " thsg sssist ~ vll sAsss theo
d,nw0 uvtAh<sna aInsnv,snu>>AinnU
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-23

WICHITA. Kas.. Oc,. 22.-James Her
man. farmer living SIX miles west of
here. was fatally sho. during the night by
q stranger. He got out oi bed aud wen,
to the well for drink. He suddenly ran
up against man on horseback who shot
him without o word. Herman, In u dying
condition, dragged himself to the house
and the man escaped. The whole neigh
borhood Is out searching for the assassin.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-23
ADLAi ON MS TRAVELS.
Ne 10 nAviss . Neal Pisassas n.
~ II.

MEMrfffs, No. Ost. 3a-vles President
Stsvsnson's train reached here % isso
o'clock and was met ut the depot bv On
audience Of :, 300 mon and women, clamer.
Ing for speech. which the vice presidsns
good natursdly extended Ave minutes be-
yond the sshsduls time Of I've minutes.
His remarks were received with marked
enthusiasm and the people assembled
were still cheering when the special train
pulled out and lost itsclf TO view on It's
way to Macon, at which poin, an elaborate
address 10 TO be made by tho distina uishsd
traveller. His remarks here we're confined
TO brief review OF tho work Of congress
and the necessity Of this congressional
district continuing to return supporter
Of tho administration.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-23
TiM AND rHs DowERv.
Rsaiesss d he Missh Msv xssk Rssssy
neAiy l9lssa.

Re,lesss d tie 1issh Nee xssk Pretty
neAiy 1elssa.
INV YoRx. OcA 2a-Pelitiss ia The
Nlnth. o. the Bowsry eongrsssieaal dis-
ts1es oecupted The attsntion oe The polics
esn0issionses to-day sitsins - Q beasd
q ssvisw 10 pcs o. ths regularity a swe
oeuventions. When, tvo yeass ago Tim.
slhy J. Campbell vas sivsn The Tammany
uosninstioa 10 this district, Il was with
~ undesstnndsnG tAAs ~ The sad % HE
tssm - sAeulA step ssids and permit
HsnFy Clay Miner, Bowssy thsatsr mau.
Asse With political aspiralisns. 10 succeed
~ placs. When The tine came, hov.
evse. Campbsh rspsntsA & bic Asresmsnt
ed Insisted on jass oos term mere In
r. Tsmnany nasaesrs, Aevsvsr.
Wsso inssseabls sad Miner wes put 10
neminstiou. Thsn Camphsil sallisd bic
oswssy constituency and hs1 hlnsslf
nsolnAeed ~ petlstea and suhseQuently
n ths se-eallsd rspuhlisan eeavsutisn,
Wish ths rspublieaas sf The district said
vAs Irregular. The pessssting rspubl,.
oano hsld b convsntiou also q whtch John
G0pson vas neminatea Tor sougrsss.
The qussaiea - 70 which q thses co.,
ventions wus regular was submitted 70
end argued before the hoard e polies
oummiasioaees to-day. The Tammauy
nsmbses a the board supported the
claim os Simpson 10 b the simon-purs
republican candidate. while the repubii.
can msmbsrs Uf the hoard held 70 the 20.
sisiou that CAmphsll's eonvsntlou was
regular. A the board 10 equally divided,
ths question will probably have 10 b.
passed ON By the courts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-23
POOR KANSAS.

Every Day.
ARxAxsAs CiTy, Kan, Ost. 0.-Rsperts
Just coming ID tell q The rAvAgss q . tos.
made which struck cusdA Eprinss, eight
miles wsst Il the Arkansas river, Satur.
day evening. Nuah damage was doas to
farm houses and ossps, and II b feared
sseieus rspoets vill - resolved when tsls.
graphic communieatioo comes up. Two
pscple Ars known 10 have beon inlured.
Ths properly loss will aeersgats ol0o, 900.
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Hs,saa and Ansssada, hus nlopeo Ne
ussshsea Pssias aad The pssoA - 16sa-
snna. 17'fi ~
TAess whe dssAt sAis staAeonso4 - -.
spesseslly esosss9 10 WAloee 49,, .
pssnlaeas AnsAse - HAis,1o s19qA yeess
pgs>e(Ass sd1ssss b Cly1s ~ 1Dns
M Alaksa klaaly esassatg1 - ~ be
n4ase b ueed % thh esanoe1eoo.
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ms celuubss club cslsbgAsea b u
kiabssAse uannes.
CnioAoo> Ost. A-sLAn1ing Dav" q
The Csismbus slaA, ~ lssAlng ssunniaa-
tsou of the West, was the eesosiea e .
brilliant banQust to-aiaht. d vhlsA -
guests sat down. TIE club buil1inR was
bsAntifAlly dssprAssa With ~ AaGs q "a
assisos. Ths spsakess vsss Asehhishap
EsshAn q Chiesso, Hon. +. = Tsssnsy e
Dsleoit, Presldsht Haspse % thk,CAipoGo
university, Judge Thesnss Nsean, ~.
]. ]. Asusw aad sshsss.
Ths feasuFe ef The eeeasisa vas Q ns1ap
be addssss by Coaessssman TAsunav,
taking advanced grounds upea the sub.
jscs ol church and state.