ee ey bom.* v7DAILY REFLECTOR.Pm. J. WHICHARD. Editor.~Subscription 25 cents per Month.Entered as sqoond-ciass mail matter.bs} EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY)_ CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGSAGAINST AN EDITOR._anJadge Ewart is holding Ban-combe Criminal Court Lastweek a murder case came up, 4; change of yenue was asked forwith a flask of whiskey on bim(aud they almost turn his shirtwrong side out toe) 1s about fifty| places in the world and if he hastostay in the common jail of'Bancombe county for 30 days inaddition to laying out $250 in| dollars.cold cash, be is to be commis-| Many of the depaty marshalserated. Lightness aside, we 38-are clever and accommodating,sure the Citizen's edivor of our doing what they can to suppresscordial sympathy and hearty sap jcrime, but there are others, armedport. His ease in one that vitally with Wiochesters and six-shoot-affects every editor in North Car- ors, who are the worst type ofdlins and is of yital importance tO desperadoes, and will stoop to al"the people of the State as well. moet anything for a small fee, andWhenever the day comes that jin my opinion, this class of offi-any maa who may be elevated to cers have done more to give thethe bench can summou before|Indian Territory a bad name thanhim any editor who dares criticise) ,a)| things else combined.2At this point the great ~SanteFe Flyer� pasees through somebeautrfal scenery, wanderinggracefully around the Wachit«river, flying through the famousbig Congo of the Arbuckle moun-tains.Ere long this strip of countrywill be thrown open to settlersA busy population will swarmover these prairivs, palatial res'-dences will take the places of thecabins and dugonts and the [o-dian Territory will disappearfrom the maps and in its placethere will be two new States with_ sed His Honor removed the case his official conduct"no matter! Within the last five years this Indian names perbaps, whichto Henderson county. The Ashe pow respectfully or with what).ountry has been completely|¥i!! be all that will remain to re-; ville Citizen, commenting o aegree of fairness that criticism jnanged from a stock growing to! nind coming generations of thetorially oa the case, respectfully nay be made"pass upon tLe ,, agricultural coantry, the soi! fact that at one time all that vast_ but firmly dissented from Judge cose himeelf, adj_dge the defeud- yielding buuntiful barvess to the territory was the exclusive home| EwartTs action, saying that the sot guilty and fine and imprison | |~ a ad ~of the civilized, semi-civilized and| prisoner could have obtain 4fair trial in Bancombe, and |tbe remova! of the case was «su| dadge Ewart ordered ~he ediwrE of the Citazen, Mr. F. E. Bobic-- gop, to appear before him andshow cease why he should n0t otonped from freely telliug thebe attached for contempt Sev~ ,eople about men and measures,_ eral prominent lawyers of the then the people will saffer.Asbeville bar volunteerea to de-fend the editor and when thecase was called Saturday J. B.Adams, Locke Graige, J. D. Mar-phy and Judge Chas. Moore sp-pesred for him. Judge Ewartclaimed that the article was writ-tea with theintentinn of hamilia-ting and misrepresenting thecourt Toe editor claimed thatthat the criticism was made inporsuance of the rights of the | raith in the future prospect of and team caltivates frow fifty to!prees under the constitatioan ofthe United States and NorthCarolina as well and denied thatany contempt was intended. Jadge Ewart, afters long decis-jon from the bench, daring which_ he displayed great feeling. ended* Gne of $250 and be imprisoned| jm the common jail of Buncombe= ty for 30 days. An appeal_ wes taken. Bond was fired atwhich wus promptly madeep by the leading citizens ofAsheville.Commenting upon the abovethe Statesville Landmark says:The Zandmarét passes its sym-thy to Editor Robinson, of theilie Citizen. North Caroli-unwarranted reflection apuu the fo. speech, aud gu-dbye to thepeople of the county. Taer-aped jiberty of the people. It affectsplowmansTbim for contempt"we say, when-| Tie stock businessever that day comes, gomavye tO ty the pest and caa never thrive)the freedom of the press and to again in the boundary of the fiveciyilized tribes. There are aboa!seventy-five thousand white pev |ple in the Chicksaw natiou. Th-v)have opened up farming, bailischool and church hoase:s, and itis difficult for one to realize thatthis is the Indian Territory-The idea that the people of theTerritory are cut throats audthieves is quickly dispelied byassociating with them, for a moreprosperoas, enterprising and in-dustrious people I never met.Seeing nothing in yourcolumns| The soil of this section is fromthe people because the news-papers are the best friends thepeople have, and when they areSSAWAY OUT WEST.Arpmokreg, L. T., Jaly 20, 1895.Eprros REFLEecior :'is relegated | the wild tribes of Indians.W. H. FLEMING.FOR UGRAGIKEThe ste «mer \urera leaves Washing-ton every Saturday night at 11 oTclock,arriving at Ocracoke Sunday morningnat 7 o'clock. Returning leaves Ocra-coke Sunday afternoen at 4 o'clock, ar-riving-at Washington Sunday night at12 o'clock. Fare for the round tripoAHO WEEK TRIPThe same steamer makes a wid-weektrip leaving Washington Wednesdaymoruings at 7 o'clock, touching at Bay-side, Gaylords, Aurora, Oregan andSwan Quarter, Returning leaves Oc-racoke Thursday mornings at 6 oTclocktouching at same points. Fare for thefrom the far away West in quite two to ten feet in deptb,and the@ while, I will in a general way|general crops raised are, corn,give your readers, some of whom wheat, oats, cotton and putatues,are my friends, what informationwill permit, aod trost that our tropical region. Usually one manour adwirati»xa of ihis country seventy-five acres-wi. not cause as to overdraw the ~There is one farm near here conpictare or magnify the resources taining 17,000 acres. Anotber the~ofthis favorable spot of GodTs Smith Paul farm of Paul's Valley,creation. raising 100000 bushels of cora, &-The first thing thata Tar Hee] This isin the Indian Territorybusiness and the abseucs of In-|or absolute right a warranted ti-diansT There is but s handfull of |tle to a foot of land. Yet no om-fall blood Chicksaws left and they barrassment can keep the peopleare huddled together in the vi-/from reaping the reward of tcilcipity of Stonewall on Tislomingo from this oland of promise� inliving in small cabins a life of in-| which to day not a white man hasthe court t mis ted: in fact almost everything can be|was Dot Misrepresen - | our limited tims aad knowledge raised bere that ia grown ipa.Fr by sag the editor to pay " will notice here isthe rush of where 00 man owns in individualdolence and poverty.Two Federal courts have juris-diction over this part of the Ter-Tritory. The two courte are con-and their depaties, the officersbeing paid for their labor. Then: jails ate not ths pleasantestducted by United States Marshals!legal residence, where cyclones,female suff stage and whiskey are' prohibited.No more beantifu) country evergreeted the eves of man than theIedian or Oklahoma Territory,when they have pat on their sum-mer suitof green and noddinground trip $2.50.J.A. Burgess,Gen. Mgr.The GharlotteDBSERVERNorth CarohnaaTsFOREMOST NEWSPAPERDAILYANDWEEKLY.|Independent and fearbess ; blesxer andmore attractive than ever. it wil) be aninvaluable visitor to the hoate. theoffice, the club or the work room.THE DAILY OBSERVER.All of the news of the world. Com-plete Daily reports from the Stateand National Capitols.THE WEEKLY OBSERVER.A perfect family journal. All the .news of the week. The reports*from the Legislature a special. Fea-ture. _Remember the Weekly Ob-server.ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.Send for sample eepies. Address$8 a year.' Marshal's fees for arresting a manflowers.TUE OBSERVEB,Charlotte, N. C