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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

Washington. January 2-Rcprcscntative
oates OF Alabama will tomorrow introduce
the following important bin to provide
for the coinage II silver bullion now own
ed by the United States,
Section / provides chat all the silver
bullion now owned by the United States
shall be coined rs speedily as is practical
bic into standard silver dollars OF weight
and fnaness now prescribed by law. which
shall be a legal tender in payment of all
debts, public and private. provided that
one-seventh part of the said bullion may
be coined into half dollars, silver dollars
ana dimes in proportion as directed by
the secretary Of the treasury and to CON
tain the amounts OF pure silver and alloy
now prescribed by law for such coinage
Section THAT the secretary Of the
treasury shall set apart forty million Of
dollars coined rs aforesaid FOR the redemp-
zion of notes issued by the treasury and
paid out for the purchase OF silver bullion
ia the manner provided in the act Of July
II, 1890, and whenever said sum Is reduced
below forty million dollars by redenp-
ton of said notes, said secretary shall
from any other silver dollars In the trens-
ury, not otherwise appropriated. add to
said sum, so as 10 keep II up to forty mill
lion until the aggregate amount Of said
notes outstanding is reduced below that
sum and then said secretary shall keep IN
the treasury for their redemption an
amount OF silver dollars equal to the
amount OF notes outstanding. until they
are all redeemed; provided, that said sec
retnry may reissue any Of said notes when
redeemed as provided in said act OF July
j. 1880,
Section 3-That any contract hereafter
made by the government of the United
States or between corporations, or between
corporation and person or persons, or
between private persons which Is. by ITS
terms or by law payable I'm dollars or dol
lars and cents, may be paid at Its matu-
rity or thereafter in any lawful coin Of
the United States
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

London. January ~ dispatch from
Vienna snys that The Cracow, Poland,
newgpapcrs contain accounts Of recent
attempt upon tho ne Of the czor. ON the
one hundred and twenty-fourth anniver-
snry of the founding Of the Imperial order
Of 81. George a grand dinner was glyen
to all who had been awarded a decoration
ri" nrst course was but half consumed
and the car ordered that what was LETT
bc eent 10 the Nicholas orphan asylum.
I.ntor IN the evening the ear aud the
guests at the banquet and orphans were
an taken sick An investigation revealed
that the fish had been poisoned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03
rERnInLn EXPLOSION.
Three Men KILLED and a Large Num-
her Bndiy Injured.

Boston, Mass, January IA terrible ex.
plosion took place today at the corner Of
Townsend and Washington streets, RoN-
bury, by which three mon were killed
ana n large number injured. The dead
are: Thomas Hardman, foreman Of tha
gang, so years old; Thomas BinclS, SO years
old Patrick Hughes, 70 years old
The seriously injured arc: Cornelius
Leary, a years old; James Galley. IL years
old; Angus Mcdonald. Is yenrs old.
TIE explosion took place where a large
number of workmen were engaged IN
blasting rock in big ledge located at
THIS point. Not only did II result IN hor-
rlble Injuries 10 the laborers. but Il ruined
n large amount OF the nelghboring props
eTty,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

New Orleans, La, January At Ia
learned that a number of gentlemen OF
this city have set on foot a daily lottery
which, 1t Is expected, win be inaugurated
at once, 10 be conducted similarly 10 other
daily lotteries, II was asccrtained that a
meeting was held last week at which the
matter YVES discussed, ard some plans sub
mltted By the managers Tor the conduct
ing of the daily drawings. sale Of tickets,
etc,
Tho promoters OF the new enterprise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

Lacal forecast for Texas east Of the
Tooth meridian for twenty-four hours from
North Texas-Falr; much colder IN the
evening.
Tast Texa5-G Generally fair; cooler
soufbwest Texns-Fair; slight changes
in temperatures,
lenIperatnre
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03
u...,,,,. postn, ExhibIt.

Chicago, January 2.-Postmaster Hes
elng WAS visited today by Prince sous
trehensld imperial commissioner " hna
1vorld,s FaIr 10 fender 10 the postohice
dens rt,nent the postal exhibit made py
R,issla. The exhibit Is an interesting mn
yalinble one and the offer Of the commits
sioner win be transmitted to the authors
ties al Washington.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

pernnmhuco, January 2,-The brazilian
dynamite cruiser Nicthcroy hns again
been put in readiness 10 sail south and
ret within reach Of the insurgent vessels
under command of Admiral Mello. The
exact time OF her departure has not been
announced When she does start she Will
be accompanied by the BRAZILIAN cruiser
A ,,t,.tic1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03
rnrI.l cnnncm nIlI.

London, January Both the liberal
and conservative parties are angry at the
compromise arrangement arrived ~ DO
tween the leaders in regard to the Parish
councils bill. AS no vital principle Is sur
rendered q majority Of the liberals lndoiae
me arrangement on the ground that 1t IN
sures the passage Of the bin within a
raaeouablp time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

York for December In each Of the last
five years. 1859. Si0 Q9. ,g7I: 1890, SiO,TOl Ol,,
1891, SgSi1. 666: 1892, Sl05io,S5G.
The total gold In the treasury, coin
ana bullion, December SO was Si5S303 5ia
The gold certificates IN the treasury cash
are 1860; gold certificates In circulation.
$IGE2, l79, and net gold reserve SS0.S9l. Goo.
The following shows the net gold In
treasury ON December 81 IN the years
namcd: 1883. $50. S3S.Ole; lSgo. Sl8ggT2. l13
1871 $780, $50; 1902 Sl2i.e66,652; lS9S. $50
SUI CO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

Galveston, Texas January g--Jamea
Griffin, a member Of the crew Of the life
ship in Isolver Roads died at 81. Marys
indrinary today He has been suffering
from stomach troubles for some time HIS
remRins were taken In charge by Mate
Frank Lathrop and VIII be buried tomor-
row.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

Washington, January 2.-Junn Hart Of
the Il Paso Times was introduced 10
Mexican minister Romero this morning
by Mr.. Mills. After consultation, Mr..
Romero promised Mr., Hart that within
seven days Il special order would be issued
raisinG the prescription against his paper.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

Palermo, January eat Pictra, Persia.
there was serious tumult yesterday eyon-
ing. Several public offices and public
hnnses were burned by rebels There wns a
conflict between the military and rioters.
At Mazzard there was n iierce CONFLICT
between troops and rioters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

washington, January 2,--Collector Ern-
est OF Corpus Christi today telegraphed
Mr. Carlisle relative to his proposed re-
moval that he had taken charge Of the
office and his deputies were at work,
This, If true. would not help his case II
the charges filed against him by Mr..
Mills are strong enough to secure his re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03
A cabinet CRISIS

belgrade, January 2-lt is reported mat
another cabinet crisis exists ana tiial a.
Hikolaviscis. counsellor OF state WIN FORM
a cabinet from among the members OF
the moderate party
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

st. Petersburg, January 2.-Cholera Is
raging IN this city and in several OF me
schools. At ST. Nicholas school LOT m
stance the pupils were dismissed Sss'ei-
duy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

bucharest. January 2-The commercial
treaty with Germany was ratified today
and parliament adjourned until January
ut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03
rmo AnnrcllIstn Arrested.

Paris January Two anarchists, Wag-
ner and I.asaallece, known as being prom
inont among their class Of agltators, were
arrested here today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

Washington, January 2--All the inem-
bers were present al todayr cabinet meet
ing, the first OF the year 1894.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

Montgomery. Ala. January 2,-Mrs' V,
II. burton aged %, fell from window
Of the second story OF her residence 70 me
ground below and was Instantly Killed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

Washington January 2.-Yesterday be-
ing a legal holiday the treasury depart
meut was closed.
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nInde a nomnn Count,

Rome, January 2.Bishop spaula'hz p'
Peoria, H.. had an audience with the pope
today. Bishop spaulding was proniheii,
ly identlned with the recent Catholc euu-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03
TEsr1MoNIALs FoR TIIE

n CrTl Of DlstrICt IWnrt OF fUnNTn IVuNTN. INtIs'
H BuuhAm, Texas, Dec. %, 1898.
J.J. Pastorlza, Esq. Houston. TcNns.
Dear Sir; Please send by hr-t mail one Ribbon
for the Smith Premier Typewriter, purchased from
You year ago The Ribbon which came with the
Machine has lasted up a short time ago.
G. H. WHITE.
From the above you Will see that, owing
to the double feed of the ribbon, peculiar
10 the Smith Premier Typewriter alone
the ribbon lasts year. which is i've times
as long as a ribbon lasts on any other
machine; a saving of $500 per year in tile
use of ribbons alone. Just think Of it!
while using your machine it is paying you
m interest Of per cent on its cost For
sale by j. j. PASTORAL p. and l.. Co,
Printers, Houston, Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-03

DomattoN , wS younS senator from Ap'
me o'si man
pAToN po,-c,,
v,btrb H. ', ~ 1890 s5-lne commission
generaj as ~ nHseS5 ana rec9mend 70 me
Sonstit,,itis,,STe aIaenlments 70 the state
mis- dev ana NM a3a meet meet az Baton Rousc
"a i,s s%S Gnu n9id continuous sessions M
S III, va ha tne subjects 70 which attention
, NV oe e emery Greeted are the suffrage
t,S. ,Hht uiswill%hleh ol the state judi
t.11 y,, ~ "StusN 1N1 eNgnt % the pollll-
49,, ,T rVuiSTre' IN rl'y Quarters the
,'rss,,S v, blVttellon 10 be given 10 nome,
5,,,ppd Srsg .,1u pr2pertE To- oe exempted from
>,t,y,- ,.,,,,
- W. Ohh -lhc committee which Is
oontin,c HI me siirH rsiqTmhio,% VII
n 1aS mn, niTe J '9day superintendent Brock
M, NY VII Saii Ho9ut forty witnesses eN-
10 tbs bNn.tttg c ii,at"tS, 20 teslty as
inc and frining' a. M I ,15 tnS uis,Sin-
ri . cU,,, H'ilR III INC Eltnira institution
i'ur Gays
>-tu- ,,Opy ri,
N in', hoEik-The faculty OF the school
SGii,. ~ WI .Cu!"E ~ lIe University OF me
~ cc ~ olh hus 9i,nounNtl a course
a M tsgs me inc. fomins three moths by some
c,,, 1t H'1 ~ paoll3ent ehsihners IN me
epci ~. ra,n, III iGo'ure WI pv de,iN-
~ on ms atn he ,,i,,, b,SsfSi - r. IN
Suueuoh OF sewers
>-t,v- ,.or,-
viii icoyo Sew cpdp, A iodai. 9tantql
ii;-9rt an FfihGe' wh9re ne WI meet The
i lnTiIea' Se, now on her Way TO san 20
. ',i ul,oii W.uh ne VII nous, ms mas
LaSH'
NEW vopt- W. v-.,,.,.,. 49,, .,....,,.,
6aiI VIII take place m Madison SQUARE
~ - -. 'Vtsih ~ we VS. MuHluut "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-02

NEW YORK. Feb. Lotion quiet aud
steady: middling gulf, S'i; min0ii'ih 'upt
lands :. sales. 6ii bales. tutuies ,I"-,N
steady. sales. -. io bales. FEBRUARY,
10. March. 7s4: April, H9l May. S'o'
june' SOL: July, 500; August e'l-' sep
tember, sos. ,,..-, ma, .eceints of
cofton reported to-day from All ports
,.ara \ r,l bales: exports 10 Great pli-
tain I5lg3 bales: france, 9uvp 1alca,
Continent. > 423 bales Stock bo'-'''o
bales. .,- Vt rooelnfe
~ I,n bates; exports 10 Great biitaln'
c.,l;5l bales France, lll=9 bales Con
NEW ORLEANS. Feb Cotton fu-
trres steadv. sales. 80 900 bales; February,
7.30: AIarch. 40; April. 'oj; Nay |oi
June. 7.G0; July, IlO; august -. g.,
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l.-NoOn.-Cottoh III
fair demand and prices unchanged; Amer
icap rniddling. IA, sales, l-VpO Dalt7
American. 1880 bales; speculation anu
export. 1000 bales; receipts, evo bdles
American. $500 bales Futures nrm and
4 IS,Gi64 13-G4: March-April, 1865
April-Nlay. 1861; May-June, ! l'-Of.l
4 1854. June-July, / 1864, July-Ausust'
4 2O-GfdI 2t-t4: August-Septemoer, Z--"t.
Tenders at to-day clearinss' vVo Da'es
new dockets. ,,.,,, ,.,r
I Il-l6: good middlng. -; middhng'
~: low middling. ~; good ordinary, >
ordinary :; 1916: February l2-6A. sell
ers. February-Alarch. l2-O4 sellers
Narch-April. : l3-6fn4 li-64; April-May'
4 .l5-Gl. buyers; May-June, li.Ot' sen
ers. .Une-July. lS-64u4 1861, July
August I ao-Gl. buyers; August-Septem-
her. 2I-Gl0i 22-6i; September-Octooer
4 on-Gl. buyers. Futures closed barely
steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-02
rnRAccn ENCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, Feb. j. lo'f'
No offerings of tObaccOs az auc'iOh "h
Change to-day. 49,. ..oo.a,..,,
private sales reported 10 me secrelaIy
of me Richmond Tobacco Trade To-Day
Manners 4 hogsheadsi filters, leat
dark. ~: Tugs dark, ~. Totai lVt
hogsheads ... a. t,,,.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day
Inspectiong-B Bright, 2G hOgsheads' hafk,
81 hogsheads. Reinspecuons-bils 80
Farmers. Wilson's. Allegheny old Do
minion. Shockoe. Davenport <. Planters !.
and SeabrOOk = tobacco warehouse report
to-day: Receipts, rs packages DELIVERIES
100 packages. ~,
United States internal revenue COLLEGE
tions for the city of Richmond, Va, To-
dov. Cigars and cigarettes, Si.6l9.hJi pug
tobaccos. S4.O6S.24. Total. Ss,6STSl
4 big sale Of bright loose tobaccos at
Shelburne's warehouse to-day. Mr.. -. +.
Williamson. Of Darlington, ;. c.. averased
so for 3.l5D pounds: highest price. S1o.
ShOckOc sold -. 40 pounds dark loose
tobaccos to-day; highest price, $40,
CrenshaWs sold 1870 pounds Dark
loose tobaccos to-day, highest price, S".Jo
The Planters warehouse had very
good loose bright sale. and good prices TO-
| day.
Davenports had d good bright sale to-
/ dav. common and low grades are yer,
| much OF. but good tObaccOs continue u
bring high prices. \ very satisfactory
Registered a. the Tobacco Exchang.
! to-day: l.. y. Wallace, Chase city; J.. III
| Rawlings. BattlebOro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
1HE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY!.
onering. and sales at the Richmond To.
bs.co Exchsnge-intsrnai Revenue
col,ec,,ons-Foreign Adsices.

NEW YORK. FEB, 1.-The net result
OF Today, limited trading az the Stock
Exchanpo shows advances ranging from
J., ia ~ r cont Union Pacific and
Iouisvifls IA Nashville were the excep-
lions anong the active issues Union
Pacific feli 17l TO l7ss, and left of at a
fractional recovery. Inc stock was IN
fiuenced bv the Brice interview. statins
mat the stock wohl1 ~ $4,000 nc.si,S
The Io"t.r,,ine and Nashville December
staternent nrnved 20 be more unfavorablc
than ,x,odtcd the net loss having
amounted ~ SOS vCc. Operating expenses
for the period named Were 'ols per cent,
against 81 nor cent. in November. The
buIls ~, 20 S1ssr and Distillers paid little
aftentil, - Tho variations In the general
Ust sra e,,od by their fayorites from
star, ~ onish Sugar receded Il to
~, af tho opening, and then rose TO
~. with A reaction at the close 10
77I 1,ho advance was brought about
hv .s,.ilns srom Washington that the
Democrs,tc incomc-tax opponents and rep
reser,1,fs-es Of the sugar districts IN
the sonfh had come together 10: the
purpose of recOmmitlils ~ hvt pelc,' l-.
ing the Wilson bil - ~ IoSv MEM
~ 49, 10 - 1,be bonded period having been
io,.'a, ,rbe West again bought freely.
,rh ,..rbiits the Changers, Delaware
and If,deon New England, anl General
Fiectr ie', ,Here All in demand. The efforts
~ dis sii long stock early I'm the day
ala No. r7oet with success by any means,
s snd 'i 4, IT, be said that the most con-
sniruons feature OK the market IS the
inshiiitt, Of the bears TO bring about hqui-
darions' everybody was waiting for
Tssbirston me Wilson bill. and the
dotsiis If the bond subscription keeping
onersfore I'm the anxious seat. The mar
ket closed steady TO firm. Sales ioi
The 1av were 1900 shares, incluaii,nh
45 uoa y,,listed Railway ana miscehd
neons bonds we're irregular o.,- ooo
rroa,,frv- Balances-Coin, Soi''S'VVo
currency s}5 26GVD. o
Hf tc,ry on can has been easy at ! pc
cent NJ last loan az per cent, ana ciosinl
or5erad ~ per cent; prime inereaniltiil
D Daplg az per cent; bar silver, O93s
n55ryir,n dollars J}ai. Sterling excnanS
H. GniI tgifh actual business IN bankers
s75,4S-i. Tor demand posted rates, ~,
atsS. commercial bills, 4s4q islit Tor 81 81
d dsSs and s1,i'' iSe ,aisG4 for demand; Coy
ar5ment honds steady. state bonds ., du,
p..iro,d bonds closed irregular. SilYe
AT The board was neglected.
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among the yirginians and North Caro-
tnians al the st. James.
rhere were no changes IN fourth-class
,os,nasters Tor Virginia to-day. inc
apnoIutmcnts for North Carolina were
as follows: xs,..u
.rohn 4. smith. at Charity Sadsin
county. vice Il. l.. Evans removed y,
y Bcascn at Mooresborc. Cleveland
county. vice NJ. NJ Gilbert removed,
w. \. Mattocks, at silver Dale, ons'ow
county. vice George w. smith resigned
and ]. l.. sIsk, at Tsblcrock. vice W. L.
Allen resigned. ,.,,.,.
\ special postof,lce has been os'aonsn-
cd at Philis, Mecklcnburg county 's''
with Joseph T.. Lett as postmaster
The postofiicc at Littleton. Sussex coun'
~, Va. has been removed one ana one
half miles south OF the old site.
The Rostofiice at Marlborough hus,
mont county, n. c.. has been abbreviated
10 Tarboro
Presidential postmastcrs. John G. Nhite
of Abingdon. and Emmett NJ. Morrison
OF Smithficld, Va. have been commls
stoned. III. l.. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-02
CAROLINA SOCIAL EVENTS.
Az IMPORTANT MEETING or me
STATE GEOLOGTCAL hoard.
Assignment OF w. ". Patterson a sons oil
Mount Airy--LiabiIities 30,o00-Ap-
poIntment for President Winston.

RALEIGH, n. c.. Feb. Especial
There was double marriage at Wilson
last night. and II was one OF the most
brilliant events Of the season. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Annie Harris
and MIR. Paul Branch, and Miss Matte
Branch and Mr.. Edgar Gay. The first
couple were married in ST. Timothy's
rpiscopal church. The latter marriage
was at the home OF the brides mother
Tho brides are two of Wilson's most
beautiful and accomplished young ladies'.
and the young gentlemen are among its
most prominent business men.
The Pine Forests.
W r. Patterson & Sons, OF Mount
Airy have assigned, with Liabilities or
$4,000
The state Geological Board was In ses-
s,on all to-day. The work OF the state
Geologist. Holmes, and his assistant mas
heen most satisfactory. The work IN TINS
denartment will be more expensive and
effective than ever during the coming
wear. Professor Holmes is now making
investigations concerning pine forests oil
the State.
AR w. s. Primrose, chairman OF the
general committee OF citizens 10 extend
Inequalities 10 the Burgesses corps, has
received a telegram from Col. james
Otis Woodward, accepting the invitation
to stop in this city on February 81.
President Winston. OF the University
has been appointed by President CleveianC
one of the commissioners to examine anc
test fineness and weight OF the coins re-
served by the several minis of the United
States during the year Of 1895. The com
mission viii meet at Philadelphia at INT
Mint on February lith.
There is a colOred woman, Loula lseley
| In Alamance county jail who Is trying u
starve herself 20 death. She refuses T.
eat drink. or talk and il Is just tw'
weeks since she took any nourishment %
any account. She is awaiting tria! on
charge OF infanticide.
The marriage Of Mr.. Xeb. Vance W aise
and Miss Estelle AddertOn was sOlemnlze'
i'm the Presbyterian church at Lexington
this evening at o'clock II was Dri
liant affair. Mr.. Walser is prominen
Republican politician and lawyer.
witches of wilkes.
The witches seem 10 be doing bad bust
ness in Wilkes county. 1t is said ina
several people I'm that county are CERTAIN
| that witches have put spell on thenl
and arc suffering very much.
The Pomona Terra-Cotta Works, nea
| Greensboro is putting i'm branch ran
road leading from the main line 10 1T
works AT Pomona This rs rendere
necessary by the increased business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-02
Wiichesof wilkes.
A Distinguished Minister aud mineraiog's''
WAS 81 Years Old.

Asf5rVIII.E. \. C.. Feb. Especial
nr G. d. Smith, ID. d.. Ii. D., who died
at his home in Franklin. Macon county
dav before Yesterday, was one OF inc
most popular and most highly esteemed
gentlemen Of this section OF Norm - ~,
lina DIR. Smith, who was eiShty-I"o
-, of age was thrown from his horse
and seriously injured while exploring IN
+,e Nanfahala Mountains last autumn
. ,.aar ago and never fully regained ms
streneth before his death. For quite
lone while he held the position oil assh'-
can't mineralOgist Of this state ana AT
one time was "a prominent member OF the
state Board Of Agriculture. and always
took great delight in any work Designed 10
advance the interests of the farmer. re
did as much as any other man IN lHe
conrse of his long life to bring the mineral
wealth Of Western North Carolina 'V 'hc
attention of the world. For more tnan
dftv years he labored zealOusly aud sue
cessfullv i'm the ministry OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South His life was
fun OF usefulness TO his people and MS
section. He died fun OF years and honors'
and leaves vacancy hard Go MI. \
widow and five children mourn his de-
mise.
u. G. McIntre and VI. Sherman. promi-
neut cattle men ana DuttHtiS Oh liia
place. were arrested yesterday morning
at the instance Of ". VI. Hill, one OF the
largest fresh-meat dealers in Asheviile,
ON the charge Of criminal libel. 1t seems
they had written libelOus statements CON
corning Hill to the Armour Packing CONF
pany. which We're communicated 10 I'LL.
The men were held To the next term OF
the Criminal Court I'm $1,000 bail bond
each. Mclntre failed TO give the required
bond, and was committed to jail in de-
fault thereof.