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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
&lcincre TaGri1ten aus S.aOt
nuo ungegeIo.

C. 8. peteriOn, 3abnarSt
96l WtOinltraBe.
- Qlm %. September babcn 0err
6r. &Obn uno oelien Shweiter, 6rau
We. 8eOrge bon 6berOtce, SH., ebcns
falls cine &eiie nab europa an0ctrc=
ten, nm ibren Yater, wel6er 81 Sabre
alt lit. in ibrem SeimutbsoOrie yIoler
gu beiu9eu. Sielclben linO p Sabre
in Nmerita aniGBi9 uno bcobii9tlgcn
Spei MOnate in europa 81 bleiben.
- SD babe idon bduiig Or. 9lu-
quit &Onig's Sambur9er 3rOpien &c
brGuht uno ltets 9eiunoen, OaB lie
aus9eSei6uet wirfcn 8e9en Seber=, Die
reu= unO Ma9enleioen. - 8. Sal0t,
puntin9bur9b Sno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
gu herfanjca.

Giue Saun uou 800 2lder, 9uteS cultiuirteS
2ono, cine Nteiie Don elmer t0tbolii6en STRIDE
mO Sdu!e. Guter M0rttplae. Gute BE
oin9uH8eu.
GbeuiollS eil gutcS ;meiit0tiges Gtciu
bouo, pelde5 ais CiridditS ooer ~gSo6ubGus
oocr iiir beioeo ;nglci6 gebrau6t merOeu
talur. Nute &cller inter gdu;em Nau5.
NitoBey Stau. wcder 40 5omusu NeI umo
p5ljg @S!0p riir &ieb cmtbdlt, 0abCt. Ger
Grorc wrO 9C8enUarti9 ais 6leiiherlooeu
teuubt. QtGn lGiit oieic @elegeubeit ntIt
]por0uGe5cl, i%oIOcrn idrerbe ciuIa@ an
SObu 0Grtg,
W l%bert5pIle, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
Gin 8ionier hes @ulDlanbrs.

Serr Sobn YOrit, wel6er Dor 80
SSa6ren 5uriif i'll SOulbDUiae, Sal,
Qniieoelte, ri6tete iOl9enoes S6reiben
al 81. y. 6nbrncp. Chicago: o6Orni's
9upentrduter= Ylutbeleber bat @unoer
Uerri6tet. Weine 6rau lUnr lett 1
;Subren leioeno, probirte peri6ieOene
9(ittel lnb ni6ts mar bon iOl6 aus
0e,ei6netem GrfOl0 wie Sbr Wittel.
iSOmi's @lpentrduter Slutbeleber lit
ciu Ous9eSei6neteS Seilmlttel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
sag ~ bur9ti0es.
@ereiniste Staaten.
ca a6trQgli9 d.

9iefer Sage ma6tcn Ii6 5tpci
RQ6barn auf Den Meg, I'M iDren ge=
m%einiamen Treuuo uno l%uremburger
%unosm0nu Yeter Geiten, weI6er auf
elmer 60rm ctDu bier ltcilen noro=
Ditli6 BON G3cauQba in M!i4i0an 0rbei=
tete, 3u bciuhen. gls iie na6 mieoer=
Doltem &lOpfen uuo &ufGn al Der
!Nuustbiirc feline Qlntiuort erblClten,
a6nteu Die 8eiUGer SDie3 unO itIegel
bur6 oa5 Seniter ms @0us, NO Iie
Den 8eiu6ten tOOt i'm Bette OOrfanOen,
ipo er, wie e5 iub ipdter lerdusItelIte,
al einem Ser5i6luge 0eItorbcH mar.
Der 10 uuOerbDift 0bberuIene YCter
&eiten mar aus Hollingelt bel Wierib
I'M @roBber3Ogtbum Eurcmbur0 gebiir=
ti9 unO mar i'm Sabre 1872 mad
NmeritN 9ctOnmen. Gr O%erbrnd)te
ctliAe Sabre in 6DicOgD, Don no CT
mad Gacuu0bu iibcrlieOelte, ND er iein
Q0n5cs EebCn lang bart urbeitete unO
ilb 3ulcbt Uuf Die DbcncrwUbnte Tdrm
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iorN an, . Sftohrr m,trr ;cEr ,oGl,
rCiNer Rrtbe;lonm6 ;cincr Srprmnr
nenm nrr Wrr5tnrErnS mor ichr hsIieht
DOn Der Ct. SOiepbS=&ir6c aus mad
or3I tot7oII,dcn "rleoQofe Ntott.
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rem 6,,frn Cant fiir nieir trorrio=
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@r'oi'OC 'T'''lloilVn Gun, iQl 81 De'u=
Wyn. Syt"v SSUaIe ~ 9o' uiio NTo'e7
Hu''B oN9syj''U!'St. ~'" Iele Ole Hl=
5eI8e al 0HoereF SIe4e..
81 rmohcr unierc ponnsrprtc
oui nie 0~lu,cinq ncs C,rn " NSrin,rih.
iirh nm MAJORS Rori WhirGool melIe
nm onnrrrr SteGe rr;6@irt c~rirnsrf-
inm Scrr WCimc;+firb IL Gin U,Irsm-
buroer mn rnfrm Shrot mn @orn
nm nprnisnt 6os 0}prtrorpm mrfd,rs
bip 0rJfe ieiner iImoeornN in i'm 5reen
Gr npritrbt ipin @cjSGft o,rA nnrH
Sigh RiOge, ST., &. Oct. '94.
lieber 8ruOer!
0;oio 0QoAo r,Lo ~ m;,,,u 49,,
SrrnnNen nnn Q9mNsfe"fsn Mon oiob
S;Nns %oin Gin @onsrs Wort go
Inf Srmth EnonTtnn urN WmoSocmn
eimrr Grim6 oS"S,tottet ms;mc INV,
nn6me mnr trotSpm i'm min omf s;ner
G-nIcrtinnsro;ie bs;omS iibor"u e;n
10 6er,Ii6e, mar id niSt pm6in forrtr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
3DDcsiaa.

- Nm Montag MOrgen I'M ) llbr
itarb in ibrer ~g3Obuung 9tO. 25l an
Der Q8eit II. StraBe 6rGu j. &rInQle
Don elmer 9SO9e. 9icielbc mar aus
SrlunO 9ebilrtig ulo fam I'M Sabre
1851 n0d 9meritd. IS ilberleben Die
0erliorbene ibr @atte unO bier &inoer.
GNs SeQrGbniB iano am MtittpOb Don
Der Ct. Yatrids= STRIDE aus ltutt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
Suites YferocgeiGirr.

warmer, wel6e &iemen, S9nallen,
Yeiti6en OOsr ir9eno lUel6es PierOe=
Qci6irr fir ben g8inter brNu6eu, iOll.
ten ni6t pcr9eilen, OaB iie Oieie Sa6en
uirgcups uO%rtbsilbaiter tOuIen tOnnen,
ais bel s. Griebs IL Is o., SWii6er
Der 10. uno IL, an Der GldgltrUBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
gu brrgaai.n.

Cine Eorm uou 80 2lder III Mtoiolcm
EoIpuiblp in 0uOuQuC SO, nit &Icb ml6
NOu9baltmo5cl. 10 Alder MD @oliIano
IWb has ibri9t ut WItcr Gultur. oiutee
l&aiicy ml0 cbclcr GoDCu. Gei &iugo i.
=, leUy Njcilcu Don Dubuque, geIegcn,
ptuu wenoe itb m.uoii@ ODER ldrIttIl6 or
" otbiGs @ogeUeE sing =. =, &u.
Ouq.le, 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
Ans Dem munatiibcn Srrihte ocs
Health Department

Der St0ht erieben mir, ooB inn SEP
TENDER 80 Spoe5f0le pprtamen, mouOu
je l9 Scriplen ppn mQnnliGcm uno
Deibli6em @eihlehte waren. Sic
3abl Der 8eburten o%emgegcniiber
mar 40, wOppn % mdnnlihen uao IS
peibli6en 8eIble9tes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
Macntrn Der ,,0a,ette".
$lt Ghicaoo, 81.

St Chicago, ST.:
&r. Setter hetter, 154 Nloiou Pine.
Nr. Oti del gSelter, No. 1912 site
StroBe, Siinieitc.
Nr. Eeter Bernard, 457 Wiu6eltCr
Nue., gSeit uno Siipmeitielte.
sir St9b Nioge, Sa., ullo llm9eSetb:
i. &raui 6.
sir Nllrora, ST., lto l%lmSegeuo.
Sobu Wteiid, 33 9tort6 Sroaopap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
Ocjmht.

$50 limb Motbias uuO 2eou6aro @irit ?
Gielcl6cu ycjlln in Sabre 1870 uou Srcl int
@reiS &itbur9, Begjermu9Sbc}irt Srter, uat
2lmerifa. Sic bielteu iib ;uleBt IN Chicago
AMI, no Der cine an S6uciocrb0nowcrte NIB
Der ouoere ais Sa9lobuer arbeitete. S,br
Sbeim ,Sobam @lrlt. 40 gicunIe GRAPE,
bier III Dubuque, lubt ua6 oeuielber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
gu n%rria.lIcu.

Gin Stcinb0r5. wortI lid uutcu Gin gro
ser Stoveruum IND o.cu 5 i6juc &@oDus
simmer btiIuOeu. (n0lelbe IplrO lest ais
5toyc gcJyOu6t. Ciu GtGN uHO 0rofcr
,8lrteu, wcl0cr 4 cots 50XlOO IuB cutbQ,t.
iito m.cinbegriUcu. lycgcu fdberem pmoc
nan ~ III Rctcr @arig,
0iibers0Uilt, $Olua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
WiQ mict9eu.

Ger llnter3ei6nete mill elm SNrm
BON 20-l00 gteE mietben, welhe lid
unQeIGbr 9 gitilen bon Der StaOt be-
ijnDet. s. =. Stenoebat,
Ode Der -. unO 6iaDItraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
Staat mud Amaeaeua.

Entered at the Postofiice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09

@cri6tiQuuQ- St lester 9dtmmrr
qulttirtcu mir $500 fIr g.. TvOu3clt non
sings, ga. is lOItc u. Stranger belBell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
Ocjubt

lpiro heinri1 Sruct, gebiirtig aGS 2&o6l inn
6alIton 1eoin8en I'M WroRber;ogtbum
surembur8. (erlelbe tam por II Wonatcu
na6 Detroit, 9fId., no CT BET Soerru Utihael
Neiue III 8olt giIg. Seit etlideu la0en
iii CT ieood obne Abl6ico ~ mebmcn perpni
let NIB IS piro oeiien uelle gloreiie ge0en
quite ScloburIg Seiu1t Don v2i6ael SCENTS,
$50 Monroe Apc., Detroit, Mih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
gu %ncrfauicn.

500 lccre ,SGiler. I'm uG6re 9uStuuit
penoe man li6 al 10. 0oucnieIS CAT
Dubuque, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09

Ginlic0cNO Icnoc ih ,N5ucn So, welhe i6
QCruc iitr Die ijcbCnrc Erciiictle inter Dem
&itcI NtorjO %ljiI bel9etro9cl bate, M ober
Die clbe poleuDct lit, 10 mO1te tb Stc bitten,
bao @elO iiir Die %fiiuftco Srciitellc III Gbrel
Morio, Der IrOjtcriu Der &Ctritbtclt, III per
peHoeu. . (}lt9 WtlIDautce, SSl9.D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09

SC0er, DER ellle llellc Selmltatte
iu6t, iOllte Die &roiGiire leien, welhe
Die misunderstanding Der Sllinpis
Central Gabn beralls0egeben uno mel0e
Den Sitel iiibrt: Southern Home
Seekers Guide for 1891" lin Elm
frcies GremplOr ihreibe man an ). j.
Mterrp, WIUnbcIier, Sa.
- Nle, welhe Die Interstate Fair
Su Slour Gin Su beiuhen Qcbenten,
welde bonn 6. biz sum IA. Cit. OOrt
ltattiinOet. w0Asn Die lebte Home
seekers GrcurIiOn 0uf Der ST. Central
b%cnuBen, bel welder Die &unOIabrt
sum SreiIe elmer 6abyt ST. iteben
tOnlmt. NGbere Nustunit gibt s. j.
Werrn, Man6elter, Sa.
- s. 81. Sositcr BON 3pin0lc in
g&aibin9ton Spmnibip geruelencs Wit=
0lieb Der Staatsleglslutur bat einen
8roSeB ge9en uniern leBi9en Superoi=
Orenratb an9cltren9t uh pie SlIoni clEer
9teAnung ousbeSd6lt 81 erhNltctl, mCQell
elmer Bride mel6c or in Maibm9ton
SOlunIbip erri6tet bat.
- Serr Sbps. j. 0oaan, poIiiei=
ScreeOut, 205 Cattle tr0be, Salti=
more, mo-, iugt: Wieine 6rau lit
fiinf bis ieAs Sabre al SAmerSen i'm
9tilten. Sic tonnte teine &inOerun9
erbaltcr. bis lie ct. Satobs Sci ge=
brau6te, wel0es lie III turSer 3cit pie=
Der pOllltGuDig berltellte.
: Die 6irma Same5 2eoi d Co..
Gfe Der Z. uno WtainltrnBe. mar md
INNER cine Der heruOrruQenoltcn SIR
men Der Stuot, mas &lcioermudrer,
&%urSudnren, Ooer iDnit irgeno pelde
Nrtitel in lbrem 8eI0dTt5ipcI0e betrni.
6ilr Nerblt : INN 9&iuter : gS0QrCn
babrn Oieielhen olO bieleS Sabr mie0er
Die leitcnoe Stclle einQcnpmmen.
Spre6et bel ibnCn Dor. SdmCs &epi
Il 60, Gde Der Z. uno MoinItruBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
Ger bicii9c yGbpral Club" bat
fol0en0e Ge0mte 0c,udblt:

fol9en0e Beanie 0ciu0blt:
NrditOeut-&obu Y. @uctteu;
2iice frGV0cut-Trl. Gl0rn WueruicD;
SctretGr-Robert :. Wteu;;
ShdNueijter-SbpS u. lltlu;
&euUoltuu9Srutb-N. I. 9Stlgillo, s.. s..
Glib, Gr. y. .. Goujett, NenrD i. Spen
len, :. Z. Ntit1ell;
NtuijtcomIte-Soiepb Is. Srown, g. y.
Noptin9, Nrat Gurulle Conner;
EibllotDet0r-Srl. certrube WfcGuQoueb ;
0iebiIliS bibliotbetar-G. u. SCder.
Der neunSeDniQbrige .. &onien,
pclGer mc0en zines Nn0rli1e5 nit t0Ot-
!l1em Nus9anNe duf ben Wotorneer
Sohner III Dem StOOtsgeIdn9nine 81
@tnanloiN 8lUanSig Sabre NaIt ubiiBen
iolte, 1T oieIer Gage aus ocm @eiGu9=
niile entilOben. Er bate 5ao uno
Stunoe ieincr 6llGdt nit eilcm eGeuna=
llgen, iarbigen Mitgeiangsncn perab=
reOet, luelher i'm beim @efGnonille
ermurtete mno inn 0ep69nli6e Sleioer
Qeacn ieinen Strdflin9sanSug 0ab,
mlttel5 oeren CO Sauien gelauQ, bis
na1 ltpnticellD 81 tommen, no er ll3
cinen ~9teUolOer tauIte uno BON bort
nit ieinem @enoNen, Der 3immcrmann
beiBt, nnG 9elapare Gentre ~reilte, iup
or wleOer eingeiangen wurpe. 0is er
eben einen 6r0htsua belteigen wollte,
INN ilber 6eoar &apios uab Dubuque
Su tommen, no, pie er ia9t, er ielblt
inter Der @efabr 9ciangen 81 weroen,
ieine Gltern. ieben mplle. Sunlen bate
lid I'M G~eldnanine ourd iein gutss
Scnebmen msgeSei6net.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09

Ga id iGt - Mouutcu fc;uc @rbcit bate,
babe i1 ueripro6en, iitni Collars pOn Dem
Critcn g&odcnlobu Den i6 erbuItcu lpitroe,
iiy cine Greiitcuc III ieuOcu. sd babe @r.
belt erbdlteu. Wiulie9erO aIio Die iitli
ToQors iitr bic finite Trejiteuc 81 Gbrcn
MtariCuS, Sr0iterii Der &etrilbteu, i'll Der
Noiiuuu9, ooB I6 noh mcbr icnOcn fam.
Sin 9eborcnes OtiiuitCrtirO.
(2ll9 ct. GouiS, Wto.l
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
SOME U. S. COURT FIGURES.
Over SI2, 900 Paid Out at the Recent
Term to Witnesses.

Term to Witnesses.
Deputy U. S. Court Clerk c. b. Moo,e
gives The CITIZEN figures concerning the
term OF court that closed yesterday
which snow the aggregate amount paid
to witnesses alone by Marshal Allison to
have been Sl2,264.6O. This amount
was paid out from November Z to the
17th.
The amount of fines paid in will reach
$500 or $4,000.
Lewis Maddux was discharged as re.
ceiver of the Asheville Street Railway
company upon the submission OF his
fourth report with request for his dis
charge. His work as such officer had
been completed.
There has been in this court an i'm
portant suit over large area of land in
Watauga and Mitchell counties. brought
by A. E. Cochran. The court ordered that
the plaintiff should file $4,000 prosecu-
tion bond. The matter went over from
court to court. until finally it was stated
to the court at this term that the bond
could not be filed, aud the case was dis
missed.
In the United States court defendants
are allowed to prove attendance as wit.
nesses in other cases, and under this rule
many defendants receive enough pay as
witnesses to settle their own penalties
In fact, Deputy Moore says, probe bly,
nine out OF 10 defendants are witnesses
Their compensation is $l.5O a day and 1C
cents mile one way. And it sometimes
occurs. as appears from Marshal ALI
sons report printed yesterday, that ths
defendants receive their pay as witnesses
return to Jail and serve their time anG
leave with money In their pockets.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
WELDON's GREAT HOG CASE.
Array of Eminent Lawyers-Enor'
nous Cost of the Suit,

Array of Eminent Lawyers-Enor.
nous Cost of the Suit.
WELDON, N. c., Nov. 2O.-When the
second week of the Superior court
opened yesterday the celebrated hog
case of Brown vs.. Pearson was called
Several more lawyers have been engaged
since the first trial and new testimony
has been discovered and brought for
ward. Thirty-two witnesses were ex-
amined yesterday, and this morning the
case was ably argued. Judge Armfeld
sat all day yesterday with the patience
of Job. as witness after witness swore
positively to the identity OF the black,
dish-faced. small-eared h,g. some on one
side and some on the other. Doubtless
tor many days to come the dreams Of
Judge Arm6eld will be disturbed by this
celebrated black hog.
Already the cost OF the suit has run ul
considerably. The 80 witnesses fees
amount to about SIS; the clerks fees
lawyers charges, and other items run
up in the neighborr ood Of 5000, and the
end not. The jury has not agreed. Their
per diem and mileage will llcost the county )
over $50 All told the cost now stands
at over 5000. The jury will probabl,
hang, and the case will end in mistrial
Richmond Dispatch.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
EDGAR p. STRONG DIES.
He Was Prominent Business Man Of
Macon, Ga.

He Was a Prominent Business Man Of
Macon, Go.
Edgar P. Strong Of Macon. Ga, died
in Asheville this morning at 8 O'Clock OF
lung troble. Mr.. Strong had been a reg
ular visitor to Asheville for the past four
or five summers. and on this last trip
came here 10 May.
The patient day or two ago. recog-
niziug his critical condition, expressed a
desire to start for bis home even though
he should die on the way. Arrange
ments were accordingly made for bis
leaving tomorrow morning In private
car. accompanied by DR.. Vim. D. Hill.
lard; Mr.. Strong's sister, Mrs. Wood,
who has been with the patient some
time. and his nephew, Lewis Wood, who
arrived this afternoon.
Mr.. Strong was prominent business
man of Macon, and the head OF ths
wholesale shoe house OF f. P. Strong 8
Co. He was a man Of admirable char
acter. u member Of the Presbyterian
church, and greatly esteemed bv thos'
who formed his acquaintance here. HI
lacked three days Of having reached th'
age Of So. .
The remains will be taken tomorrow Y
to Macon for interment.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
TCRNEY OR EVANS.
Who Has Been Elected Governor of
Tennesseet

Who Has Been Elected Governor of
Tennesseet
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 22-Up to
this time it Is not officially known
whether Peter Turney, Democrat, or H..
Clay Evans, Republican, Is elected gov
ernor of Tennessee. According to the
footings made at party headquarters
and in newspaper offices, unofficial re-
turns show Evans to have carried the
State by something like 1000.
1t has been understood that returns
from evcry county in the State have been
in the hands of Secretary of State Nor.
gan for several days. Yesterday there
was consultation of Secretary Nor
gan. Attorney General Pickle and other
officials, and it was DECIDED that the re,
turns should not be made public until
the poll books had been sent in from
every county. This delay in announcing
the returns, following upon the recent
announcement of Judge McCorrv that
the election OF Evans would never be
conceded until the election frauds
charged against Republicans had been
thoroughly investigated has excited the
Republicans.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
RoDDlY's PLAN.
A Tust to Hold Cotton Back and Brace
the Price Up.

tho = AiNo VIZ
ATLANTA. Nov. 22.-A meeting Of cot
ton growers occurred in Atlanta to con-
slider plan recently suggested by J. T.
Roddy, q cotton broker Of New York
for controlling the price Of cotton.
Mr.. Roddey's plan. as explained by
him. and adopted, 10 to form combina-
tisn OF the cotton growers with q ca apital
Of $50. .00O. 900 or 800 100000. Each
cotton producer 10 to contribute one bale
out Of every five made to the trust. Es-
timating the crop at 100000 bales,
this plan would stock the trust with
100000 bales, the withdrawal OF
which from the market. it 10 urged, will
appreciate the price rs per cent.
WARRINGTON. Nov. 22.-Ofi :ials at the
agricultural department do not look
with favor upon the plan adopted yes.
terday at Atlanta by the cotton grow
ers for the purpose Of restricting the out.
put Of cotton and thereby increasing the
value Of that staple to the producer. In
the Secretary's report last year, how.
ever, a strong plea was made for re.
duction 10 acreage. and it is understood
the Secretary will renew that appeal in
bls Forthcoming report.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
Diseased Oysters Cause Fever.


NEW HAVEN. Nov. 19.-Dr. c. A. Lind
sey. secretary OF the Connecticut Board
Of Health. has found that the 20 typhoid
fever cases at Wesleyan college, two Of
which were fatal, we're caused BY eating
diseased oysters. taken from the, QUINN
piac river. near the outlet offs New Ha'
ven sewer. The wife OF a dealer who
sold the oysters recently died Of typho.
malsrial fever. and her daughter has
also been seriously III with the disease.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.


Robert A. McCarver. In order to avoid
testifying against his friends who are
under indictment at Memphis for lynch.
Ing the six negroes August 81, DENIED
beliefiu God. In heaven or In hell.
It rumored that the employees Of the
coustructlon department Of Carnegies
Thirtv v.third street mill, Pittsburg, will
Be given an advance Of 10 per cent. 10
wages.
Despite George N. Pullman's aid to
Republican victory Ia Illinois, bills ere
to be introduced 10 the State Legislature
adverse 70 hlA company. l-mlslis
Prof. Lowell at, Lowell Observatory,
| lFlASSttaa, kfls., ANNOUNCES that Mars
! eanak hare beEua to doubae.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
COMING TO ASHEvHLEt

Senator Hill Leaves New York For a
Rest Trip.
NEW YORK, Nov. Ex-senator Hill
will leave for the South this afternoon,
The Senator has nothing to say Of the
recent Democratic slump, and has still
less to cay Of the election itself. He re
fuses to discuss the political situation,
He declines. also. to be interviewed, but
says he will be In Washington wher
Congress re-convenes In December. Th.
Senator'S Southern initerancy does moi
include any special stops at particular
places. 1t will probably he a leisurely
pleasure iaunt.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
skylanf sprines Investment Co

A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Skyland Springs Investment company
was held at Asheville today, 90 shares.
a majority Of the stock, being repre-.
seuted. The following directors were
electkd: B. H. Wright. 8. n. Britt, H.
CsLcpg, 7. P. Mimnaush. pelvechio,
B. n. Merrinon and Jas, r. DshoR.
n AZ 4 neeting 1f ths directots, Jsa Z,
Dseess xas sslsyted pTeal6eat; 7. H.
INN, tbe-pfs6ldSnt; B. n. Nerrimou,
lssas1asy aid treasurer. !. 8 Z .ul I AZ, "
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
RAYSOR & SMITH.
What ARE 1HRY DOING HERE {?
AoHEvILLE, NC.

Is: the question often repeated by our
customers-tbis is the auswer-doing
what we have been doing for six months
-enlarging and improving our stock
putting the quality up and the prices
down-striving to have everything
either little better for the money or to
give more Of it than other stores-here
are hints Of how we build up trade.
Large assortment Of instrumental and
vocal music-the popular pieces BY best
composers-list price 40c each-our
price SC.
! $500 silver mounted imported Congo
canes only 81 rs, plain Congos so cents,
heavy hickory so cents.
Spaulding' . foot tball suits, shoes, sweat.
ers, caps, belts and jerseys at list prices
no fancy prices here.
Those 50cents umbrellas for the school
children, or any one In fact, at least rs
cents less than you pay elsewhere, better
ones for more money.
For Wastenholm knives, the best
metal, and patent spring opening knives,
this 10 the place.
Beautiful French Dolls displayed In
window Saturday-send the children to
see them.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
wHITWOnTH DEAD,
Lived Eight Days With Two Bullet
Holes Through His Body.

AoicS AArOukn lab Doufs
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 22.-George
K. Whitworth died this morning at $50,
having lived eight days after the tragedy
in which he played 90 important part.
He sent two pistol balls through his
body after he had assassinated Cha ncellor
Allison, and the wounds were 90 severe
it was thought death would ensue al
most Immediately.
He sank into stupor at o'clock yes.
terday afternoon, but became conscious
again short while before.
Col. Thomas H. Malone has been ap.
pointed to succeed Chancellor Allison.
Chancellor Malone will serve until
August, 1895, when new election will
be held
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
A Dead Duck.

MACON, Ca. Nov. 22.-The fate Of the
Southern Passenger association is now
assured, according to thoroughly relia-
bic railroad authority here. Seven i'm.
portant lines have already withdrawn
and other notices OF withdrawal are
now in the hands Of Commissioner Stahl'
man.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
In Port At Last, ,

ST. JOINS, N. F., Nov. 22,-The Allan
line steamer Corean, which called from
Liverpool November for this port,
Halifax and Philadelphia. and for the
safety OF which great anxiety was felt. 40
she was eight days overdue, has arrived
| here safely.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

Another Diphtheria Ridden Town.
. ST. LOUIS, No., Nov. 22.-Considera-
bic alarm 10 felt over the rapid spread Of
diphtheria throughout the city, and the
health authorities are taking active
measures to suppress the disease. Sc
far this month 1877 cases and 81 deatht
have been reported.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

ROME, Nov. 22.-Several more shocks
Of earthquake Of a. sndslstory charaetes
were hit at Reggie d calabria yeatsrday
morning. The ,shocts ,vess vielert, but
brief. The paalc continued d Meooiua
bot ~ inrther shocks ars sep2etsdo i
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
She's No Good.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 22.-The navy de.
partment 10 informed that the torpedo
boat Ericsson broke down again this
morning while on her trial trip. Her
air pumps gave out and the vessel re-
turned to her anchorage at New London,
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
Amos Cunimin6s landed.

lNsw YORK, Nov. 20 Mayor eilro,
has appointed Congressman Amos ].
Cummines subway commissioner to
succeed Theodore Moss. The term oi
the commissioners 10 three years., salary
80, 900 q year. sG |io "a '"'-
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
Ont OF the X, of L.

BALrrnolR, Nov. 22.-The Lithuanian
Tailors' assembly has withdrawn from
the Knights OF Labor organization and
will unite with the local assembly OF gar.
ment workers.