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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06
PENSION APPROPRIATION.
Ahe Bill Under DiscussiOu-Re.
sentiment Shown.

sentiment Shown.
WASHINGTON, March G.--Somc minor
routine business preceded the resumption
OF the debate on the pension appropria-
ton bill in the House today. Quite a
hcated discussion was precipitated at the
beginning of the session over a rcsolu.
ton instructing the Secretary of the
Navy to appoint naval cadet from the
FIith South Carolina district. 1t seemed
that Strait, representative from that
district, failed to appoint cadet and
the Secretary of the Navy appointed and
charged to that district a young man
Alabama. 1t developed that in several
otncr cases the Secretary of the Navy had
'!llcd vacancies from districts with resi-
dents from other districts and there was
a manifest disposition on he part of mem.
Ders OF the House to resent what tlcycou-
sidered an infringement Of their rights.
hc speaker, no wevcr, ruled the discus.
sion out of order, and Hopkins, Illinois
demanded the regular order.
boatner, Louisiana, from the commit.
tee on Judiciary, asked unanimous con.
sent tor the consideration OF a rcsolu- |
lion directing an investigation by that |
of writs Of injunction issued |
Dy. United States Judge Jenkins, on
behalf OF the Farmers Loan and Trust |
company, against the Northern Pacific
company. The resolution was
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06
Local EleCtiOna.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, March Cat
s'ouS City yesterday the entire Republi
can municipal ticket was elected by I,
gain Of from 400 to COO over last fall,
IN Council Bluffs the Republicans elect
the Mayor and nearly all the other CITY
0fhcers: The council will stand two
republicans and two Democrats. At
Corning the Democrats elected the
mayor and the Republicans captured the
recorder, treasurer anu two councilmcn.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06
A MINERS PLOT TO KILL
A MURDEROUs CONSPIRACY
DIsCOvERED IN TIME.
Ihe West virginia Strikers In a
very Ugly SIO0d-Dy Mantle Car
'ridxes Ready To Throw At
The Troops.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March GA
dastardly conspiracy has been unearthcd
in the mining regions. The strikers took
to Acme q large dynamite cartridges to
blow up the works and DESTROY the
store the other night. At their meetings
Yesterday, last night and Saturday the
arrangement was made to arrest Wyant,
or'ng him to Montgomery and turn him
over to mob of strikers. Then il was
that the cartridges, already distributed
among the strikers, we're to be thrown
at the troops who came with the sher-
IFS posse.
Governor McCorklc has one Of the
bombs in his possession. The strikers
were to next kill Wyant and then 20
aown to the river to all the works, burn, |
ing and killing and destroying. The dian
was frustrated by Wyant's being taken
to Fayetteville, thus saving WANTS life
and the lives Of the soldiers.
1t is understood that the entire plot
was disclosed by striker.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06
CONDENSED TELEGRAfS.

Major George c. Connor, one of Amer.
lca's most prominent Masons. is dan.
gerously i'll at his home In hattanoopa,
Ills physicians have little hope for his
recovery.
Three daughters Of Joseph Schenck, a
farmer living near Sanborn, N. Y, have
gone crazy from attending spirit ualist
seanccs.
The funeral Of Gen. Jubal A. Early
took place Yesterday aiteronon at l.ynch.
burg.
A large portion Of Deadwood, s. D..
was destroyed by fire yesterday.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06
A REVOLUTION.
COSTA Rtca the Scene This Time
Church Party Defeated

NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Passcppcrs
on the steamer Albert Dumois bring
news that revolution broke out re.
Gently in Costa Rica. Senor Iglizas. at
present secretary Of state, who was
candidate for the presidency, has left
San Jose to meet body of 1000 in.
ssurgents, marching on the capital. Senior
lgllzas is the leader of the federal
party. His opponent is Scnor Triios.
leader Of the Catholic union, or church
party. A battle was fought at Gracios
near San lose, between the liberal party
under lglizas and the church party un-
der Irlos. The church party was routed
and Tryos captured with A. L. Jiminez,
the belgian consul to Costa Rica. The
cxequator of the consul will be revoked
and he will be banishcd
The archbishop Of Costa Rica ard I'll
priests have been imprisoned. Martial
law has bsen proclaimed and President
koderlguez is supreme dictator.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06
wall street Gone Wild

NEW YORK, Wall street, 1915 a. H.,
March 6.-Thcre has been great excite.
ment in the sugar crowd on the exchange
and the stock advanced per cent. at
a time until it reached 100 per cent.
Then the price started back again, stop.
ping at 9l. The dealings have been on a
very extensive scale,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06
The President In washington

-WAslIINGToN, March 6.-Thc light
house tender Violet, with President Clcvc.
land and Secretary Gresham aboard,
passes Indian head "a miles below the
city, on the return trip at II a. IN.
PRESIDENT Cleveland states that he
killed 30 ducks, 20 geese and swan.
Reporters went out to meet him at Nor.
folk in the tug David b. Hill. 1t was a
Latcr.-The President and party
reached the wharf at 1.3O %. M. and
the White House at las.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06
THREW A BOMB.
A House Nearly wrecked In
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 6.-Thc three story
building at 152 Nineteenth street was
almost completely wrecked about .
O'Clock this morning by bomb thrown
into hallway. The windows were
shattered, the woodwork in the hallway
blown away, and the stairway blown
to pieces. From evidence in the hands
OF the police it is believed an attcmpt
was made to kill everyone in the house,
out who the person or persons are who
threw the bomb is a mystery.
No one was injured. The house was
occupied by Kittie Day as house of III
rcputc.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06
FIRE AND DYNAMITE
Two PersOus Killed And SEQ, 600
Worth OF Property DESTROYED.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 6.-Fire
which broke out at Cullman shortly
before midnight last night destroyed A.
J: Forks livery stable and 16 horses,
koopman & Gcrdcs' warehouse and
stable. the Methodist church, Kinney
bros. store and Ned Iohnson's residence
Matthew Wilitis' residence, Sam Rud,
der's residence, Tom Parker's livery sta
bic, Frank Arndt's saloon and several
other buildings. The total loss is 500.
600.
During the fire dynamite in Koopman
& Gerdes warehouse exploded killing
CHIT. Williams and fatally iniuring Geo.
Dinkelberg, child of Rev. G. W. Lee
and slightly injured half a dozen more.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06
The Champion Trick nicy c,is,.

Asheville's Cycle club has perfected the
arrangements to secure W. S. Maltby of
New York, the champion trick bicyclist
OF the world, for an exhibition in Ashc.
vile, and Mr.. Maltby will appear at the
Grand opera house next Monda y evening
under the auspices of the club. Mr..
Maitby may be expected to give an cx.
hibition Of fancy bicycling that will in.
terest not the cyclists alone but the
general public that has not vet mastered
the art Of riding a wheel. The prices of
admission will be Is. Sc and SO cents.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06
Not . Wheel Turning

PHHSlxvILLE. Pa, March 6.-All
the mills in the phrnixville Iron works
are closed, and this vast plant, which
usually employs from two to three
thousand men, is idle.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06
where's the war?

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 6.-Thc
battle ship Indiana started from Cramp's
ship yard at s;45 this morning on her
preliminary trial trip.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06
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THE BAND MET HIM.
NeceptiOn to Capt. Frank O,Dou-
nell Bv Old Friends In Ireland

A correspondent of the Londonderry,
II Ireland Journal writes to that paper as
follows about the reception given an
Asheville man on his visit to his old
home:
when it became known that Capt.
Frank O'Donnell, Ashcville, North Caro-,
l'na' was to arrive at Kilcar, party of
friends drove to killybegs railway sta.
ton to have the pleasure Of accompany.
ing him home, where they arrived about
10 O'Clock p. nj. Nothing could exceed
the enthusiasm of the inhabitants in w.
ing with one another to afford him a
hearty cead mile kaitc. Even at that
late hour the windows were all illumi.
mated, and the Kilcar fife and drum
band, followed by torchlight process
sion, proceeded to meet linn, while
cheer after cheer ascended from the
multitude. Capt. O'I,onncll briefly
thanked his friends and said it afforded
him much pleasure to be- amongst them
once again. After some time the party
dispersed, well satisfied to see CAPTAIN
oDonnell looking so healthy after his
long ana stormy VOYAGE"
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-06

we nave Just received full line tall
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a lew facts about them; NJ harness..
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never to have lived, Harmachis \,

never to have lived, Harmachisn
And ever as she murmurcd she drew
nearer to me, till at last, with a long, sweet
sigh, she flung one white arm about my
neck, and gazing upon me with blue, un-
fathomable eyes, smiled her dark, slow
smile, that, like an opening flower, re-
vealed beauty within beauty hidden
Nearer she bent her qucenly form aud still
more ncar-now her pcrfumcd breath
played upon my hair, and now her lips met
minel
And, woe is me in that kiss, more dead
ly and more strong than the embrace Of
death, were forgotten Isis, my Heavenly
Hope, Oaths, Honor, Country, Friends, all
things save that Cleopatra clasped me in
her arms and called me Love and Lord.
snow pledge me,n she murmured-
"piedge me one cup Of wine in token of thy
love-"
took the draught, and deep drank;
and then too late l knew that it was
drugged.
Back fell upon the couch, and, though
my senses still were with me, l could
neither speak nor rise.
But Cleopatra, bonding over me, drew
the dagger from my robe.
"I're aoopr' she cried, shaking back her
long hair, "Ive won, and for the stake of
Egypt-wby, twas a game worth playing
With this dagger, then, thou wouldst have
slain me, o my Royal rival, whose myr.
midons cen now are gathered at my palace
gate? Art still awake! Now, what hin.
ders me that should not plunge il to Mp
hearth
l heard and feebly pointed to my breast,
| for fain was to die She drew herself to the
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'"Ils well-'tis very wc!l," she said; .'let
1t be forgot. Aud now on from dream-to
dream.n And she smiled with such a smile
as had never seen her wear before; twas
sadder and more fateful than any stamp
that grief can set upon the brow.
For though, being blinded by my own
folly and the trouble at my heart, I knew it
not-with that smile for Charmon the
Egyptian died the happiness OF youth, fled
the hope Of love, and burst asaaGer the
holy links of duty. With that smile did she
consecrate herself to evil, did she renounce
her country and her Gods, and trample on
her oath. Ay, that smile marks the spot
where the stream of history changed its
course. For had never seen it on her
face, Octavianus had not bcstridden the
world and Egypt had once more been free
and great.
Aud yet twas but woman's smile
"Why lookest thou thus strangely, grip
asked.
I'm dreams we SMILE" she answered
Sand now its time; follow thou me- Be
firm and prosper, Royal Harmach So And
bending forward, she took my hand and
kissed it. Then, with one strange look, she
turned and led the way down the stair
through the empty halls.
In the chamber that is called the Alabas-
ter Hail, of which the roof is upborne by
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-06-13
A Quarter Century Test.

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CLEOPATRA.
Being an Account of the Fall and
Vengeance of Harmachis, the
Royal Egyptian,
AS SET FORTH BY HIS OWN HAND.
BY II. RIDER HAGGARD,

A,,,lo - =, ~ ,, ~. a.
Soi . "ii'eS
r- s.e'''a'i'
saIunp 40. w. -. - ~ Etc
my heaviness of heart longed to be aboard
Of her, to be borne by her white wings to
some far shore where might live obscure,
and, forgotten, die. Also / saw another
vessel that had dropped down the Nile, from
whose deck the passengers were streaming.
For moment stood watching them, idly
wondering If they were from Abouthis,
when suddenly heard familiar voice be-
side me.
"La! La" said the voice. "Why, what
city is this for an old woman to seek her
fortune III! And now Shall ind those 10
whom am knownl As well look for a rush
in the papyrus-rol Begonel thou knave,
and leu my basket of simples lie, or, by the
Gods, III doctor thee herewith"
turned, wondering, ana 1ound myself
face to face with my foster-nurse, Atoua.
She knew me instantly, for saw her start,
but in the presence OF the people checked
her surprise.
''Good Sir" she whined, lifting up her
withered countenance toward me, ana al
the same time making the secret sign, by
thy dress thou shouldst be an astronomer,
and was specially told to avoid astrono'
mers as pack oil lying trlcksters VINO wor-
ship their own star only. ANA, therefore,
acting on tile principle OF contrarles, which
is law to us women, speak to thee. For
surely in this Alexandra, where all things
are upside down, the astronomers may be
the honest men, since the rest are clearly
knaves." And then, beng by now out OF
earshot of the press, 'Royal Harmachs, |
am come charged with a message TO thee
from thy father Amenemhat."
SIS he well?' l asked
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-06-13
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w SAT, uuCStlOuAlS buS iubulC
but no answer came AT length l looked
up, and behold! Charmion stood before me
--Charmion, no longer gay and bright, but
pale Of face and hollow-eyed.
"Royal HIrmachis," she said, cleopatra
summons thee presently, to declare to her
the voices of the stars"
SO the hour had fallen!
SIT is well, Charmion," answered "Are
all things in order!'
"Yea, my Lord; all things are in order;
well prmed with wine, Paulus guards the
gates, the eunuchs are withdrawn save one,
the legionaries sleep, and already Sepa and
his force lie hid without. Naught has been
neglected, and no lamb skipping at the
shamble doors can be more innocent of its
doom than is Queen Cleopatra
SIT is WE'LL" l said again; "let us be go
ing" And rising, placed the dagger in
the bosom of my robe. Taking cup Of
wine that stood near drank deep of it, for
food had scarce tasted all that day.
''One word,n she said hurriedly, "for 1t
is not yet time; last nlght-ah, last nightr'
and her bosom heaved-"I dreamed a
dream that haunts me strangely, and per-
chance thou also didst dream a dream.
'Twas all u dream and It's forgotten; is it
not 50, ny Lord'"
"Yea, yea" | said; "why troublest thou
me thus at such an houri"
"Nay, know not; but tonight, Harma-
CHS, Fate is in labor Of great event. and
in her painful throes mayhap she'll
crush me in her grip-me or thee, or the
twain of us, Harmachis And if that be SO
well, would hear from thee before tits
done, that twas naught but dream, and
that dream forgot"
"Yea, It's all dream" l said, idly;
"thou and /, and the solid earth, and this
heavy night of terror-ay, and this keen
pointed lSnife-what are these but dreams,
and with what face shall the waking Gomez
$50, now thou fallest in my humor, Royal
Harmachis. As thou ssyest, we dream
and while we dream yet can the vision
change. For wonderful are the fantasies
sfdreams, seeing that they have no stabil
&y, but vary like the vaprous edge OF sun
Get clouds, building now this thing and now
thnt, being now dark and heavy and now
aiight with splendor. Therefore, before we
wake tomorrow, tell me one word. Is thai
vision Of last night, wherein.l seemed to b
quite ashamed, and thou didst seem TO laugh
upon my shame, a fixed fantasy, or can 1t
perchance, yet change it's countenance
Fur, remember, when that waking comes
the vagaries Of our sleep will be more un
alterable and more enduring than are the
pyramids Then W II they be gathered int
thatchangeless region Of the past where al
things, great and small-ay, even dreams
Hsrmachis-are, each in its own semblance
frozen into stone and built within the Toni
Of Time immortal"
"Nay, Charmion, replied. 81 grieve !
ibid pain thee; but Ger that vision comes
no change. l said what was in my heart
and there's an end. Thou art my cousin
and my friend; more l en- never be 4
snce"
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TO the Next of Kin and
heirs at law of Dorth-
uIa Written decd.
BIN. Gudger, Administrator, etc.,

BIN. Gudger, Administrator, etc.,
Next Of kin and heirs at law Of Dorthula Whit
ten, deceased.
In the County Court for Blount County. Ten
neeeee.
In this cause it appearing from the bill which
10 sworn to, that the names and residences OF
the next Of kin aud heirs at law Of Dorthula
Written, deceased, are unknown, and TINT by
diligent search and inquiry the same could not
he obtained; the said next OF kin and heirs al
law are therefore hereby required to appear be-
fore the Chairman OF the County Court at q
Court to be held for the County of Blount. at the
Court House in the town Of Maryviile, on the
first Monday of July next, and make defense to
the petition filed against them by b. NJ. 6udger,
A lrninistrator of the estate of Dorthula Written
deaceased or otherwise the same will be taken
for confessed and the cause set for hearing e1
psrte.
1. is further ordered that this notice be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the Mary
Vile Times.
This May q, 1894.
Ben Cunningham, Clerk.
McTeer 4 Gamble. Soils.
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Notice

To the creditors of Samuel j. McCulloch
deceased by order Of the clerk OF the County
Court of BIount County Tennessee, notice ID
here by giver tn all persons having elaine
against the estate Of samnel j, McCulioch
decd 10 appear and file the same with the clerk
of said Court authenticated in the manner pre-.
cribed by law on or before the 1st day Of Sep
te nber next,
The insolvency of same estate having beer
suggested, any claims not filed on or before
said date may bo forever barred, both in law
and in equity.
This May 22nd, 1894
]. G. Norton.
Administrator OF Samuel j. McCulloch decd.
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INTO THE HEART OF CHICA0.


The train service of the G. Ii. d
ID. r r. between Cincinna ii ana
Chicago is without doubt the finest
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Carrying two patterns of Pull
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room being equipped with wash
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other being the open Standard
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On day trains.the service offered
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full of her imperial height, and the great
knife glittered in her hand. Down it came
till its edges priclicd my flesh. '
"Nay," she cried again, and cast it from
her, ''too we'll like thee. Pity 'twere to
Stay such mani l give thee thy life.
Live on, lost Pharaoh! Live on, poor fallen
Thing, blasted by a women's wit Live on,
Harmachis-to adorn my triumph"
Then sight left me; and in my ears only
heard the song Of the nightingale the MUIR
muir of the sea, and the music Of Cleo.
patra's laugh. And as sank away the
sound of that low laugh still followed me
into the land of sleep, and still it follows
me through life to death.