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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-09
Electric Lights for Jaoksonville.

Jacksonville, Fla, Oct. S.-The board OF
public works of Jacksonville to-day
awarded the contract for putting in a
complete electric light plant for
the city to the General Flee
trio Light Company, with south
ern headquarters at Atlanta, Ga,
for s72, $50. Work is to begin at once and
the plant is to be in operation by Feb /,
70
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Applicants for a Judgship.

Atlanta, Gai.' oct. S.-Thrce applIca-
tions have been filed for the position made
vacant by the death OF Judge Attaway
of Gainesville. The applications are a.
n. Foute OF Cartersvilie, and J. NJ Moon
and Robert Murphy.
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BARRAcKs BLOWN UP.
Two Hundred Lives Lost by an Explo-
sion in Nicaragua.

Panama, oct. s.-A dispatch to the Star
and Herald from Grenada, Nicaragua
says:"A terrible catastrophe has occurred
here. The military barracks have been
blown up and a whole quarter OF the city
has been badly damaged The number Of
dead is estimated at 200"
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Amsterdam, Oct. S-Throughout Hol-
land last week there was sixteen. new
cases OF cholera and eight deaths from
tho disease, OF which number six new
cases and one death were In this city
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Albany. n. y, Oct, Ex-senator Hill.
palgn at Syracuse On thursday night
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SUPERB EQUESTRIAN TOURNAMENT
EQUESTRIAN MAY-PoLE DANCES AND FOX HuNrE
Wlth First ZIG Winnsr nIgh JUMPING Hole

900 Newly Added Wonders and Attractions!
Actually II Champion Male and Female Bareback Riders!
Positively SO Aerial, Mid-Air and Trapeze Artists!
Certainly 300 Skilled and Remarkable Performers!
Really 20 Oldtime Modern and Pantomimic Clowns!
Rings witt Companies ........s
Elevated Sages for Special
Racing Track for Desperate Thrilling
Steel Barred Arena Trained
hhenageres T.
Herds Of Biggest Performing q
DroVes of ASiaho CameIs ~
Trained Animals Performing 30
2 DroVos of Tiny Shetland
Ioo Daring Circus
1000 Performers, Artists, Specialists
1000 Tons of Pure, Moral
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INlE steamships Of this company are APP
L pointed to sail from Savannah for Balti-
more as follOws-sLnndard time
ID, II. MILLER, Capt G. w. BrLLUPs
WEDNESDAY, oct 10. 3p IN.
BERKSHIRE Capt, J. w. KIRwAR, SAT.
uRDAY. Oct 10, 3 D. m.
WIN. CRANE Capt w. J. BOND, WEDNEs-
DAY, oct H. 1880 p. m.
And from Baltimore every TUESDAY AMI
FRIDAY
Through bills 0of ladinR given TO all points
West, all the manufacturing TO gns 10 New
England and to ports OF the United Kingdom
aud the Continent
J. j. CAROLAN, Agent
, - - Baltimore wharf
j. c. WHITNEY, Tra1ic Manager, Baltimore
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CITY IND SUBURBAN RAILWAY.

Summer Schedule, June 5th.
Isle OF Hope Schedule Week Day Time.
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no BOSTON.

Tickets sold to all points on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

For freight onlyl i
DESSOUG. Capt. DOUGHTY, TUESDAY,
oct. O. 1880 p m
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The Orioles Dressed Down to the Tune
of Ia to in the Eighth Inning Wind
up-The Giants to Get e5 Per Cent. of
the Gross Receipts of S22, 900.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-04-24

same amount, or will the 5000 for
Recorder be added, making his salary
Sl,10O. or will another party be an
pointed Recorder. Increasing Officers
salary, aud "Strnightout' 5000 from
the city treasury. We wonld Ike to
know, YOU know.
We read in TnE CITIZEN Il tew days
ago that our ticket was aliuoed t0 rs
tbs Rollins Pearson ticket. Does the
orgau" remember that at The citizens
III, ctiug Harrison Brown nominated
Isaac Dixon for Alderman on our ticket,
and how the soCailcd Democrats al-
plauded Why, tN-Chai,man u. NJ.
Luther of the committee OF tour was so
well pleased with the nomination that
he came near breaking down one OF the
tables i'll the court house, beating it with
his prmocratic hickory Then might
we not with equal proprjcty alludc to
the Straightout Democratic rs the
Brown Luther ticket
Now, we have no mud to brow IN this
canvass. We shall conduct it on higher
plane. "cousrous OF the rcciitudc OF our
Intentions we Shall rHove forward to
victory without elimination or rccrimtu-
alton, knowing that a large majority
OF the citizens are willing to lay aside
party preiudicrS and work for the pros
perity of our city and the Happiness aud
welfare of its people. Respectfully
April %, lS9l Urmyual,
Bananas, Bananas cheap at Allru's
Fruit and Cigar Store, 36 Patton ave.
Ask ior Red Letter CigatS.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-04-24

EDITOR TIE CITIZEN That cur mu'
nicipal government by the present adj
mlnlstration has been able and honest in
all its departments, judicial, legislative
and executive there are none So tool.
hardy as to deny. tnder the watchtul
eye OF Thos ". Patton chaos has sur
rendered to system, our finances are in
good shape, we know what we owe and
to whom, and even in these stringent
times 50 900 OF our debt has been paid
Our water supply is ample, there is no
| friction i'll our police or fire departments,
and violatorS OF our municipal law, have
| been punished and crime decreased. The
different officers o. the city have occn re
qulred to file good and sufficient bonds
| tor the faithful performance OF their va
rious duties, and We rest secure III safe
city government,
A majority OF the citizens oE Ashtyiiie,
wishing this state OF affairs to continue,
and looking solely to the future prosper
ity OF our city, regardless oi party alllia-
| ton, have, i'll convention assembled,
placed before the people the cit 2cns
ticket, 7. W. Patton for mayor AMI
Messrs. Hull Redwood and Blair for
| aldermen, a ticket in every way worthy
of their support, and we confidently eX
/ ucct the suffrage OF all good citizens at
the ensuing Nav election.
A faction of the Democratic party
i Straightouts, so-called, ignoring tie wei.
Ia nj r,t nd 1at . .,
| Democratic plan of organization, met in
convention at the call OF only tour out
OF II OF its executive committee and Sc
| lected Democratic ticket with Mr.
Blanton for mayor, Messis. Sewer, Low
| and Hough tor aldermen. The Demo.
cratic ticket was set in motion, but alas,
there was crack ia the boiler, could not
get up enough steam to turn the wheels;
| the party lash was applied, but 10 some
| OF the wheel horses would not move.
The official organ OF the party did not
whoop up the boys and will not say
today that it would have supported the
ticket. 1t rather rilculed the compo-
sition OF the nominating convention. 1t
could not understand why SO MANY cx-
officials were present. Why, even II. A.
Gudger, one of tie whee! horses, among
others signed the call for the citizens
meeting. at which Mr.. I. {. Martin did
| not get mad. Now, were not those
kicking straightouts, opposcrS of the
| Blanton ticket, boilers from the party,
mugwumps as they are pleased to cali
us, because they would not support the
Democratic ticket?
n 4
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-04-24

NOTGCE-By virtue OF The power ot sac
~ vested in TIL undersigned trustee tv a
certain CCtd uf trust eNCCu' cd by W l. Shnpc
and T. &. Starues on the 10th day Of lgl,.
1890, for tn, purpose oi securing certain
notes therein described, which deed cf trust
" as recorded ia the Office ui he tugister of
Deeds for burcombc county, uu the 18th
dav of July, $500 IN book II. heg'nri1g at
nt pa!e 21G, to " hi h reference IS hereby
made, and default having been II adc in paw
mcnt Of said notes, the undersigned at the
request of the Cestui que trust. will sell tor
Gosh to the highest 'iddcr a the court house
door in sjcNille for the satisfaction of said
notes, interest and costs, on Saturday. the
.2th dag o. Nav, S9t, a. - O'Clock noon.
the folio ing d, Scribed parcel Of laad IN the
southern part OF the city OF AshvVic begin
ming at white oak and spanish oak marked
W NJ on the west " gin Of the road leading
rom Rev l. NJ. pcase tr' he Joshua Roberts
larrn, now owned by the Southern improve
mont company and r,us north IT, crst p
poles and G links t. stutc uppOsitc the
spring, thence rOith 20" west = pl!Cs and
- inks to a chestnut o k, the nee north IL
poles and = links to stake. thence north
~ g. vest - pol is to a ST Ike, thence south
63ll west ~ ol' ; and : links to a stake;
thence $ nth ~ east 65 Jles 10 "A stake;
thtncc north So. east .6 poles nd nvc
links t. the bcguuinE coutnining Is ncrts
more or eSS. his llth day of April, 1894
aprl ld"on NJ L. CARTER, Trustee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-04-24

THE gist Of the South Carolina dispen
sary decision seems to be that a State
cannot, i'll the opinion OF a majority OF
that Supreme court, engage in tie selling
OF liquor for profit. Good lawyers in
South Carolina think that the State is
now without anv liquor law whatever
neither prohibition prevails, as i'll some
counties before the passage c the dispcn-
sary law, nor high license anywhere.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-04-24
TUESDAY, APRIL ~, 1894.
"DEMOCRACY is IMMORTAL"
THE WORD DEMOCRAT STANDS
FOR HUMAN LIBERTY AND HUMAN
FREEDOM AND CANNOT DIE"
-Zebulon Y. Vance.

WHEN christianity is advanctd by
serving the devil; when sobriety is in
culcated bv all men becoming drunkards;
when education is encouraged by closing
up all the schools, then will the day
have dawncd when Democracy will con
luer by disbanding its organization and
voting the Republican ticket.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-04-24

THE nomination of Jarvis is not well
received here in the West, not because
there is not full appreciation OF his abil-
ity. but because the precedent OF having
two Senators from one section OF the
State even temporarily cannot be ap-
proved. Western North Carolina has
men OF ability, and would like the Cover
nor to recognize that fact.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-04-24

VIE hardly think that the sneerlng
remark OF Chairman W. W. Jones in the
citizens convention last SATURDAY. week
as to Mr.. Martin being from the "Brushv
Mountains of Wilkes will help the Re-
form ticket much with that large and
respectable class of our citizens who like
Mr.. Martin have come to Ashcvillc from
the country and are contributing SO
much to the up building of the city.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-04-24

WE have seen nothing lately that
seemed to "size up" Raleigh SO accu-
ratclv as this paragraph i'll the cores
pondeuce OF the Charlotte Observer from
the former town;
After all the weeks sensations and
hustle, today's quiet here was really de
lighttul. A circus is in town and that
was further relaxation
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
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SEVEN PERSONS DROWNED.
Collapse of a Temporary Footbridge a
Brooklyn, N. Y.

Collapse of Temporary Footbridge at
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Seven lives were lost in the collapse of q
temporary footbridge across Newtown
creek, Brooklyn, y. Y. The bridge was
crowded at the time Of the collapse and 60
persons were precipitated into the icy wa
ters beneath. All got ashore with the ex-
cepton Of seven who went down. The
victims are:
Patrick Briodv. aged 30 single: Hugh
Markev % married; John Kerwin. 81, sim
gle, William Martin, Is, single; Charles q.
Magruder, single; Bernard Boyle, %, single;
August Blum, single.
Nearly all those drowned were employed
al the Laurelhill chemical works and were
returning home from work at the time the
bridge gave way.
Seven swan ashore and the tug Clover
ana a small yawl rescued many more. IL
is thought that some OF those who were
drowned were carried down by those who
could not swim. A number OF the victims
were seen TO be fighting each other before
they disappeared.
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The experiment of running the
whaleback steaRer in the ocean pas
senger carryin" trade is to be tried on
I""'h "rnounces the CHI
cago Herald one vhaleback, Of 500U
tons capacity, to have accommodation
for 200 passengers, is now building,
and contracts have been placed for two
others. They wall run between Port
and, Oregon, and San Francisco.
The steamers will hc Of the same gen
cral design ns tho big Christopher
Columbus, which piled between Chi
cago and the White City all summer,
and which looked like big cigar, with
deckhouses, saloons and cabins pcrched
along its full length on pillars, the
waters having clear breach under
them and over the body of the beat in
bad weather.
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DIED LIKE CUSTER.
Wilson's Little Force Overwhelmed b,
Lobengula.

Wilson's Little Force Overwhelmed by
Lobengula.
Some Matabeles arrived at Capetown,
bringing news that Capt. Wilson and his
entire party, who were some time ago re-
ported massscred by the forces of Kine
Lobengula, died fighting hard. A nativ,
states that he was present when the Mata-
beles made their first attack on Wilson's
party. They at first thought that the
whites had numerous force and soon re-
tired.
Lobengula fled with the rest but learning
that Capt. Wilson's force was small, ordered
renewal of the attack. The natives in
overwhelming numbers bore down upon
the whites. The latter battled calamity be-
hind the cover afforded them by their dead
horses. II was impossible, hos ever, for the
whites to hold the savage Matabeles in
check and their tire grew weaker and weak
er. Then the Matabeles rushed Ia on the
British, nearly all Of whom were wounded.
All the live whites were killed with asse-
gals and stripped OF their clothing and ac-
Since the slaughter some Of
the Matsbeles have been carrying weapons
Of those who we're killed.
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The Austrian Government has cx-
tended to the United States an invi-
tation to take past in an international
exposition to be held in Vienna from
April 30 to June 10. 1894. The exhibits
are to include ooiprolucts and process
ses, life saving apparatus, means of
transportation and other things. This
exhibition is arranged Ivy the Associ-
alton for the Diffusion of Agricultural
Information IN Vienna under the pro-
tectorate of his imperial and royal
highness, Archlukc Francis FcrIi-
nand, OF Austria. II is the wish Of
the Austrian Government that AS
large an exhibit rs possible of the re-
sources OF the United States in this re-
gard be made.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
Wilson Bill Changes.

The majority members of the Committee
on Ways and Means, with the exception of
Mr.. Cochran, were in session several hours
considering proposed amendments TO the
Wilson bill 10 be offered by the committee.
A number of unimportant changes were
agreed upon and two or three of relative
importance.
Among the changes agreed upon was one
making two classes OF cigarets-tobacco and
paper, The rate upon the former was Il xed
AT 50 cents for 1000, while that upon paper
cigarets was left at $3.50. The reason for
this action, as explained by one OF the
members, was that the paper cigarets are
made by machinery, while tobacco cigarets
are produced largely, If not entirely by
hand.
The restriction upon the free admission
OF books, engrayings, photographs, bound
or unbound, etc, hinges, maps or cards
that have not been printed or bound with.
in the 20 years next preceding the date OF
importation was stricken out. II was also
decided TO admit hydrographic charts for
the use OF mariners free OF duty. The bill
now provides for their admission Tor the
use OF the United States and the library Of
Congress
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LATER NEWS.
CAPITAL AND LABOR.


Five hundred men are made idle by the
strike Of eighty glass polishers at Kokomo,
Ind.
Ohio river railroad employees have de-
eided to accept temporary reduction Of
wages.
The Bethlehem (Ps) Iron companys
steel mill shut down for lack Of orders
The old mill and the puddle mill will shut
down at the end Of the week. The company
has one blast furnace in operation. Over
loo men will be thrown out of employ.
ment
The Allentown (Pa.) Spinning Company
has announced reduction OF 10 per cen.
in wages, affecting over 400 employees.
The Scottdale, Pa. National Pipe Works
and Foundry Company has notified Its en-
ployes Of q reduction Of 10 to Is per cent
aud the employees have decided to accept
the reduction on condition that the COM
pany pay semi monthly.
The Denver. Col, trades assembly says
there are more idle men in Colorado than
ever before.
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used in the snit. Mr.. Blounrs report will
furnish much Of the evidence required
Among the passengers on the Australia
were 4. I. McFarlane. A. +. Peterson and
Sam Parker Of the queens advisers, and
Minister l. a. Thurston and +. NJ Hatch
the latter being vice president Of the advi.
Mr. Tburston delared that everything was
quiet when he left the islands.
Mr.. Mcfarlane denies his visit 10 this
country or OF his friends has any political
signihcance. He says the Royalisis will
not fight, but rely on congress to redress
their wrongs.
II is claimed the American league and the
Annexation club will withdraw their sup
port from the provisional government IL
Walter q. Smith be not given place on
the advisory council
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18

During the entire summer oi 1894
the main exhibition buildings OF the
Worlds Far will stand in jackson
Park. The public will be admitted
everywhere in the PARK free. The
work of beautifying the park will pro.
gress steadily. All State anl foreign
buildings will be ont OF TIA, north end
of the grounds 10y May lst. The COM
missioners will at once begin the work
of restoring tha, end of the park to its
former appearance, and continue TO
improve IT, What may be done with
the buildings the following year can
not be said. The board will take no
action on that matter 70: some time.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
TICKINGS OF THE TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
What 1s Transpiring the World Over.
Important Events Briefly Told.
Capital Labor ana Indm.,r,.,.


At Ionkers, y. Y, 2000 persons will be
given employment by the resumption in
part Of the Smith Carpet Compsny's mills.
Operations in the Stamford carpet mills,
Amsterdam, y, Y, will be partly resumed
this week and next week all the employees,
1900 in number will be given work.
The lrondale, o., tin plant has shut down
indefinitely.
At Bellaire, o., the bottle works and
Rodefer Bros. Glass Works have resum.
ed
The Greenwood Cotton Company at New
Hartford. Conn, started up. 1t employs
LOO hands.
The Little Falls n. Y. knitting mill re-
.umed with iull set Of hands after two
months idleness,
The Iund. Kennedy & Yund knitting
mills at Amsterdam n. Y, resumed with
full force. giving work TO over 800
hands,
After being idle since June, 400 employees
Of the Wheeling, w. Va, Iron and Steel
Company will resume work at 80 per
cent reduction.
The blast furnace Of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, Ky, resumed work with
the pudding departments and the nail
mills to follow, giving employ ment to 600
men.
The Cardina, Il. l., Worsted Mills. the
only industry of that place has closed in.
definitely for lack Of orders. 1t is the first
shut down in 20 years.
Atkinson Bros glass factory at Hawley,
Pa has resumed non.union. after a pro.
longed struggle witt the organized glass
blowers.
The wages Of the 80 men employed at
the Bfaddock Wire Company's works,
Rankin station, Pa, have been reduced
from 10 TO 32 per cent The new rate was
accepted without protest. The works will
now run full.
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SIX PERSONS DROWNED
Bya Small Ferryboat Capsizing Near
Baltimore.

Bya Small Ferryboat Capsizing Near
Baltimore.
AT Baltimore, Md, during heavy gale q
small ferry boat capsized. The following
were drowned; Neal Finlayson, William
II. Nelson, Robert j. Wilson, John Hughes,
all of the.British steamer Mareca; Peter
safranski, the ferryman and an unknown
sailor.
The British sailors had got Safranski, the
ferryman, TO carry them over TO their ves-
sci from the foot OF Broadway. The boat
had not got out 800 yards before il was
swamped. The cries OF the drowning men
was heard on the police boat Lannon and
one OF its boats was launched
Six OF the anforunaies were drowned be-
fore the assistance reached them. Lieut..
Napier and his two men, In attempting to
rescue three men were thrown into the
water The officers succeeded however. in
holding up three of the men. who were un-
conscious, until help arrived. Those res-
eued were nearly dead, but will recover.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
A GAIN IN TRADE.
Distinct Improvement in Busin ess
Noted. More Industries Start
Up Than Shut Down



Up Than Shut Down
Last Week.
RG.Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade
says:
Business has distinctly improved since
the new year came, and the gain is no lo1g-
or visible only in speculative markets, 1t
Is the only kind OF improvement that has
in It possibilities OF lasting. because ii is
based upon actual increase in the proiuc-
non by industries. As all rejoice TO see il,
there is perhaps a little disposition to
reckon the gain greater that it is as yet,
but several large establishments have start
ell with part force, hoping to increase, and
more smaller works have started than have
stopped.
Orders from dealers whose stock approach
exhaustion form prominent cause: an
other is the widely prevalent impression
that action at Washington will be more
satisfactory than many have expected; and
a belief that in any case the situation will
not be changed until goods now in the
works can be marketed has weight in some
trades. Whatever the causes, even a mod
crate gain is most cheering.
Bank clearances, indicate that no large
gain had occurred as yet in the volume of
business, being n per cent smaller than a
year ago. Money continues to pour into
this city as it would not IL trade approached
normal activity, and the demand is so mar
row that loans are 500 000, 900 below de-
posits. Foreign exc hange has risen 2 cents
in fortnight, and some look for gold ex-
ports again. Sales OF stock turn the balance
although foreign houses are Offering loans
here on long time.
The aggregate Of sales by LIS concerns
was s2l9,759,6so in the last half of 1898,
against 1915, ,299, 346 in the last half of 1892
adecrease Of 30,3 per cent.
The failures for the past week have been
47i in the United States against 2se last
year and 81 in Canada, against 20 last
year.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
FOREIGN.

Parliament having adjourned for a
month Mr.. Gladstone accompanied by his
wife, left London for Biarri,z, France, where
the aged premier will enjoy several weeks
well earned rest.
In Saros county, Hungary, thousands OF
peasants are on the verge ofstarvation.
On the Timina. Matanzas railway, near
CumanayaGua, Spain, u passenger train
struck a cow and was thrown from the
track. Sixteen persons were killed and
nine badly wounded.
In case the appeal of Auguste Valiant be
dismissed, he will probably be guillo,ined
February 8.