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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
DRIVEN OFT OF DRAGOhAN PASS
THE BuLGAR1ANs SILL VICTORIOUS.
KING MILAN TO De DISCIPLINED BY THE r'"""'
IF XFCEssARY.--B SIEGING WiDIN

KING MILAN TO DE DISCIPLINED B1 IhH
IF NECEssARY.--B SIEGING WiDIN.
Sophia. Nov. %. - After stlH pa''Ic
,bi, afternoon the Servans we're driven out oI III e
pass by the Bulgarians. who theh "cc"l'e" wv
The Servians are besegng Widn. O"t''c was
to-day which was without decisive result. Inc Io''o
has proI osed an armstice, but 1t is reporied 'n"
Iircs ,Iexander is unwilling TO listen TO the Irop'Si
nan uuti he has expelled the scrvhns from h"-''
}r1cP,pE. Nov. 2o-rhc scrvian headquarters nave
bee n removed 10 ZiTiOrOd' -.---
Adispatch from Zaribrod says that the bhIIarl'n'
have massaered the seryian Lieutenant h"Al'eh' ""'
,o fonnd ON the eld OF hattie wound ID, ana the Svi
Wan Lieutenans sehivko and RatkOvch VINO were prs
ouers of - .-
General Ieshianin telegraphs that the bulgarian
.rcops which had Bghting IN ihe heId near "i''u
have been esconeed the fortress OF that town u 'n"
the entire district between the Iinoh bclG"PiA 'l'
Iom on the Danube has been cleared oil bulgarian
,rho sorvian losses on November Il. Il and 10 IN
,,iea eleven officers killed and twenty y-two wouu"eu'
,nneror Francis Joseph. in compliance with inc ro
oucst of Queen Natalie has granted ler'n'S>'"n !"
tors Of the Austrian Red Cross society 10 20 10 ScN
VIENNA, Nov. GA body of BdiSari tn volunteers
,ott here today for sophia. Prominent In TIE ranks
- . ru,,hcr of Sclay students. The volunteers were
heartily cheered 10y the crowds that witnessed ther "e
parture ,..u-.o. ,,s M
oi,,ed commission 70 proceed 10 the scat OF war ana
iroure into the reported killing aud muthatioh oi
uouuded Seryians by Bulgarian troops.
The seryian Minister here has received no Ini'rh"oh
,ooordinc the reported armi,cc between scrvia and
Bulgaria ana doubts the truth Of the rumor
Covsr,. TINoPLR, Nov. 22.-The Balkan Conference
his drafted fual protocol, whieh cmp"Iie> "'c'S''
a,ar,g that the restoration of tho status q"G ante Is
eoually binding upon servia and Bulgaria II u re-
pnrted that If King Milan refuses immediate peace u''
der the terms of the Conference. he will be declared an
enemy to the peace of Earope and Two OF tie ssha'o
Powers VII enforce his dep ston.
!, ras rnn,ored hero to-day that Turkish troops had
hal \ al rmish with Greeks rhe rdEor WIS sdDse-
auently declared to be untrue
There are now 972 900 Turkish troops on tho Ba!Aah
peninsula.
ATHENS Nov. GA decree has been issued c.oshE
tbc numerous channels the coast OF Greece duilhE
torpedo practice The troops Oh the frontier are p'
tient 10 advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
lord SALISBURY'S APPEAL
THE CHURCH QUESTION MADE THE ISSUE
CALLING FOR THE SUPPORT OF LIBERAL Oh'''
Nrx-pARNEIL AND THE MANIFt sro.
MN i'' & sol;

c.,r,xG FOR THE SUPPORT OF LIBERAL 'h'''
Nry-PARNEIL AND THE MANlFt $40.
IoxDoN. NOV. 22.-The Marquis oil oailsouis
,oo ,vr,tten letter on the Church question: 4"
80 ,bar Mr. Gladstone is shiyshalying' anu "
wake the SUPPORT OF the Church test q"estion ~,
oil o,bers" lie makes a scathing analysis vi " =,
terms Mr. GiadstOne's OpportuDism' inc 0''o. ,o,,
thou,ht Is likely to exercise great lhnueu' s Tho
,ossih,v ,ecure to the Conservatives maJo'i'S Va
Liberal Churchmen's votes. ,o oaid
Mr. Parpell. In a speech at Liverpool tou"S
that he indorsed every word OF the rish .". -
,rh 1,,adstone Government, he said,were tue au'" ~
che Coercion act measure that rehdereu ii0 - .n
ertv unsafe; and at the moment Oh tnei' Wv - ~
were contemplating the renewal Oh .no 80, W." nnd had
,nat oct The conservatives the other manu. n'',
partally restored liberty Every hisn'"' ,,ata Ire
,,h the Liberals would help 10 re!es"V0 ar.
w.. 90 Ohain. Imprisonment and dealn' in
on;,es,o nevertheless has fallen fiat Most oi '"o ~
oval nevspapers have passed IL by WITHOUT 'i.,
I'LL, tho Conservative press critIcise 1t Ill shs"''e
manner. -. .o,Aspcv of the
,oroucb O. leetions will become known on lnu'9""
,ho oeneral result of the borough anu county oi
- .,n,,av hut the exact position of the parties VIII
80, he dc,erulined until the drawing 10 cIoso Vi '
elections early in December u,,o
ord salisbury will deliver the final CohserV"''0
ron,festo at the dinner of the st, Stephen N'"O "
morrow evening. ., .,,v Mr.
Dayitt addressed 10000 persons. Inc N"9"' "a W
cricS presided L.. ., closncyin
. - ot tho . Manchester martyrs was the IhfsosV
h,a an ve,rs p n Fitzgerald afterward uhN'i''"
monuments to Keegan Casey. the poet, ana 0'ol"'"
1,D,o,hne q nortcinant I'm the movement OI loo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
PROSPECTS OF ME. VROoMAN's CANDIDArUEE.
John W. Nrooman, of lIerkimcr, who was

here m l-t week oons after his canvas, for rc celcc-
ton clerk OF OF the state senate went HON" on sat
urIay ulct with confidence that Dc ud1 sure
thing lie said IEfEtNr reporter several d"j a-o
that he had the individual promises nt more uAn
,uoup senator 4, Give him nomiua tou fOr
ih, Iacr buf A. hue aud crt hid been started Igiu5
hlu L fopot. rs try get tn promise I'm black ana
,hifr aud 80 sion All prospects of contest for tho
place On Friday he laid that ne htd thirteen letrI
ir,tn s,n.nor saving that be Wt- their CHOic" Tor
c.rs A. D, under uod thlt whom hr lett Tor h"in"
,un.ucr I.tfsr hnd b,on added to this number Inc
senator. who ato uuicr-tuOl 10 De- !hvorahe =" as
l.rtiiu are -Iotu. Grsvold, krpgg. walker, NoFth'
Pltt4. smith. Cuu.tocE Mcmillan. Hos ,Tadt, Marvin
tnuuoily Kuupp and Hendrick-. his would leave
Senator. Low, Nrdlrr. COEgcshi. EIur', Hdr4r"f al
Ia-.ett opp0scd uucoumi,trd As senators Low i'l
pits are canuidt for temporary President there J.
some speculation ,, 10 how their division Oh Tue crik-
i v W affect tho higher Onc. II Is part of tn g"'s
that scuatnr Pats have the same iunuchcc- I'd
f!c,t hlai That VGoumdn Is said 20 have secured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
srIT FOR A LARGE TRACT or CITY LAND.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 22.-Mrs. Isaoei /.
rrop,ahua Yesterday began suit against the city OF
g. I,uc,sco to have the defendant declared trustee
tor her OF tract of land. bounded by Franklin Lyon
and Union sts and tho water front This tract includes
100 squares OF city lands the value OF which Is
,out 81 900 600 The plaintiff claims that the tract
mentioned was granted to her father. Gabriel Castro
by the acade OF the old pueblo hefpa bueha' ~ ieoo
r, ,,,, "a tbis Yerba Buena pueblo, Including the
tc, nf land mentioned recently made good TO the
,fy nv the United states The plaintiff olams prior
~ rder lhe grant made her father by the Mexican
Government A large portion OF the land Is now oeeu-
MED by persons who first proempted ana no" ho'"
omit claim title from the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
norRs or A0oyY Aztec TAXING POISON

CLEVELAND, Nov. % (SpecidD. Mrs }. NJ.
Blrrbee, the wife OF prosperous business man.
has been sick nearly year. few days her phy-
scians told her that she could Sadie Boss
Of No 5G2 Ere-s with wnom the invalid liz ed, placed
package Of rat poison that Hbo using bureau
IN the sick and forgot IT, The invalid she con-
fcssed while dying had fearful mental struggle alone
the sick ROOM and decided to die. She took the poison.
tut not uuti the ngOnies OF death upon hcr ana
was too late to save her did she confess what rho ha
done. Her a2Onles lasted twelve hours AMI she die
with scream on hoI lips just tho first peal OF th
church bells sounded the forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
T0RI URED BY 4 BAND or ROBBERS.

PITrsBuRG, Nov. 22.-A dispatch from Oil
City says: Information Clarion Is that last Friday
night three masked entered the house OF Jacob
Lpe in of the way OF Paint Township and
demanded his money c replied that there was none In
the house The Wilkins poured netrOleum on him and
act fire to IT, finally succeeding IN eIUrng from him
about S75 Mr. Lipr Is old man. aud his Injuries are
serious In OF the frequency OF these outrages The
organization OF vigilance committee Is seriously con-
sidered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
sUor FOUR TIMES BY A JEALOUS RIVAL.

BNrMoRE, Md, Nov. 22.-A difficulty oc-
curred near Ceutre Market between two coored men,
Thonas sorrell and William Murphy in which the latter
.aoI,ea ,our pistol-shot wounds. The difficulty
oriOipated about colored whcn sorreli "enu
:, her house he found Murphy there and quarre DC
curred sorrel drew revolver AMI began nring' On.
hail shattered the left OF Murphy another s mi
his left sdo just below the region OF the @ ,orh took
esect In hs left hip sorre arrested su m is said
await the result Of the wounds he ams time ago
to have klllod a coored man III w-iOrA So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
ARREsrIXG NATIONAL orrIoERs ~ rrAM

SALT LAKE CIrY Utah. Nov. 22.-Depniy
United states Marshal VandercOok and United states
Comms loner Pearson arrested here last night ny
the police under city ordinance, on charge OF Ie"u
Field respectively. Marshal VandcrcoUk declares that
he never heard OF Mrs Field aud Commission or p
also denies has guilt The Mormon paper lpie
morning IN high glce tnc arrests, saSihGg
Z" Ths the tales the Gcntile Persccntors. ~
IL said that there nrs large number OF such war; nus
ont against prominent Gentes. aud hal they win w.
s,,a IN srdsf q ns hrsa 'e''"0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
TILE nrrIclAL CANNAss N pAKoTA

Y.NKroS. Dak, Nov. 22 (SpecidN The
state Canvassns Board, 10 canvass tho returns OF the
election uf November = mot yesterday Their report IA
rs follows Number votes cast j,1ji FOR tho Con
siitution lJ2 a.iust the Constitution G'22; Tor
temporary CIpual. Pierre, 1854 Huron. l2Ga1 ior
Prohibition l. I52: against Prohibition, l5.2ls for
Minority Representation 1860 against Minority Rep
rcscntation 2jG The state ticket viii hc cIuVh~srl
ON Monday. The returns were rLnvdssrd hv HUN j.
Can,pbrll president of IA" Executive Committee j. II.
Teller -ccfctar} OF Dakota John Cain. of Huron j. X
Iiansou oi Yauktou; A. j. Brebc, of sioux Falls thef
Justice Ld.orton and United state, Marshal NsratA
WcT
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TO AVOID UyDERGROUyD WIRES.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. % (Speeid0' IL is
stated that tho Western Union Telegraph COMPANY IN
view OF tho complications concerning the putting o. 'n'
wires under ground. are considering pan aO'
",,,-~ -, ira main onlco In West Philadelphia.
a ,h, nroect be carried out all the present branch
ices would abolished and ten new 0nes M Se"Sy Sy
ith ohHI ,wonld be connected with tho main once py
whiun ac tnbe. by this arrangement 10" Wlieswounl
@ into the city proper Work, however goes On AZ
main ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
r,prr w0gKnEy DANGEROUSLY HURE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. % (SpecidA.-Whlle
tho congressional Committee on Ordnance OF which
Mr.. Randall is chairman were WISHING 'he "u'"o
s,oel Works yesterday afternoon, hammer weighing
600 mounds broke It's support and fell II struck threo
=, the workmcn in is descent: James Ryan. VINO hai
hi Sis skull fractured and collar bono broken I1oyd
Sh,ma % whose arm was crushed; and Howard shomowoo
ceived several bruises The injured men were taken
70 the hospital Little hopes are entertained OF thef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
.pprsTEp FOR CAUSING Ay EXPLOSION

EAsroN, Nov % Especial. -" ln,S'" ,s, % wat
age twenty, was committed to jail last sla,o quarry,
trial for causing the explosion at Floyd, ss blown to
Dauielsville, by which Joseph snya'' w.. at fret
pieces aud the boiler house arr,dres. on which
saRgSsea 5hst ad III. head ssp na@s
from heat voge y is Ths concusson the exp's'
fridge into ths sSSnamite SS,anit under snyders hesA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
Mr. SHEPARD WILL Nor 81 A CANDIDATE.
Considerable interest is taken in tie election

tOu~iucIdDlc interest," i llhth III tiNf w wv"
III. evening of officers for thcYouus Mems Democratic
Clu of BronAyu which stared on the plan Ui The
Br,nklvn Young Republican club after that had been
.u.. c.-fu, The tlID was divided n"tr) equally me-
,...,, Wbitucy and Woodward m the late MlyOraliy
contest H. Vi shepard the president Tor ihe past iico
year. wa one ~ the foremost advocates ~ the lucr
bu As unable carry his point and worked Win The
titllrus League election day. - nirh opposition
K.is To , r.rlrctiuu that hr has announced that lie
moi , candidate. David 4. BooIy. another Wuodw ward
man has also been mentioned for president INT D. dc
cir, u Is probable that D. H. whitney lr, .on oI tue
Nly1r.crci VIII be made tho nCw llcaid- OF Tho clHu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
,ys,yr IRON RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT

/. BALTIMORE. Nov. % (Specidb.-John +.
k,n,ev an intelligent aud popular young man OF West
baltimore became converted to religion about year
ago He was enthusiastic and devoted MS wnoe
-. s.s d r.,g,on Finally he Joined tho Salvation
Army Day and night he prayed ana sAnx ,'So So
mon he ago he began 10 act strangely. sSst1 A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
Tile BuRMEsE EXrEpIrION.

CALCUTTA, Nov. 22.-O1cia and pres tclc-
grams from Buruah have been stopped Inc reason Is
unknown here.
RANGooN Nov. 22-The British cypcditionaTy force
has reached Mngydrc without opposition. King Ihc-
blv has issued another proclamation, similar Z" hls
first which he concludes by ordering -1,OO0 troops 10
be- held in readiness for action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
rpaJys A BANKRUPT LAW.

sr LouIs. Mo-, Nov. 22.-Presdent Haars-
c, and SECRETARY Morgan of the Merchants Exchange
have sent letter to President Cleveland asking nui 20
call attention in his message TO the oomneioiAl
o ,.,, horI cupt law and stating that at the
cnipx session the Merchants Efonsngo VIZ h
Sy nI means In its power favor the passage Oh 'no
nus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
AGAINsT LITTLE MARs.

LONDON, Nov. 22.-Tne Aborigines Protcc-
ton Society has issued letter signed by Herbert
spencer Cardinal Manning. the Bishop OF London, Mr.
Forster and others in favor of the avoidance OF
with less civilized countries and urgng electors to sup
poTt candidates Or Parliament who hold the view.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23

vnars oid almost snffocated His wife. few years
Younger was stretched the bed also
Roth died I'm a short time. Investigation shOwcu tnhe
there had been an explosion ga in tho stove, whon
had partially wrecked it, allowing the no1ious yapofs ~
escanc and tll the room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
sUFFOCA yy0y CAUSED BYA STOVE

ERIE, Penn, Nov. ~ lSpeciab.-When Mary
Harmon, empioyed in family here as domestic. went
to the house Of her aged p'rents this morn'na she
found tho doors locked received 10 her
repeated calls The door was broken open In the bed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
SMALLPOX SPREADING IN NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, Nov. % tSpecian. The smallpox
epidemic Is spreading rapidly In Ch arlottctown and
thence to various parts of the province There
fonrteen new cases ia CharOttetown to-day. All the
churches and schools are closed Smallpox Is also
varied az McinrsmcOOk. "A thickly populated French
district in New Bruuswick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
sEws NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, Nov. %.
ORDERS FOR sTEAMsHIPs.-A Greenock firm has re-
,yrd orders to buid five steamers which Will form the
nucleus Of a passenger service between Shanghai and
Melbourne.
SINKING OF TIE IBERIAN-The steamer lberian. which
went ashore yesterday Dunm~nus Bay, has listed
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
RFuGIOUs RIOT IN INDLA.

BOMBAY, Nov. pa serious religious rot
took place to-day at BrOach One English official was
killed and three other men we're wOunIed Five OF tho
rioters were shot by the police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
KILLED BI HgR JEALOUS HUSBAND.

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-Samuel r. Smith shot
and killed his young wife last night and fed His wfo
Was supposed TO be creole, and formerly lived In
Cleveland, but ran away with Smith and married hm In
Buffalo Jealousy 10 supposed to have led him TO the
elliIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
NOT TO HEED THE PEACE SOCIETY.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. % (SpcciaA.-It is
likely that the entire First Brigade Will parade on
Thanksgiving Day. Notwithstanding the protest OF the
Ssass Society. will bs the fortyffth anniversary OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
STERLING GETS HIS REWARD.
prPrrPrp by THE COLLECTOR HE is MADE PoR


RrBUpFED BY THE COLLECTOR HE Is MADE Pohi
wAEDEE BY THE GOVERNOR
District Alderman Sterling, Of Brooklyn, the
suspended customs wclgher who failed TO secure MS up
Monument to that place after the competitive exaha
ton received hs appointment to the more lucrative Oh
fee of Port Warden yesterday morning. III was den''
ed l,y the hand of his fellow-member OF tue btooN
lyn Common Council, Alderman Mccarthy VINO COLI
veyed 10 from Albany Mr. Sterling said he was sur
prised at receiving the Office as he had not
applied for any position. iis lrlehus'
he said had worked for him and ne
was under great obligations to them lie Wouiu
not have taken any Federal position ,.,,,. r,
appointment of Sterling IS To succecd "lHam n
Leaycraft Republican Of brooklyn who Was appointed
four years agO 10y Governor Cornell. HIS term ctpIeu
over year ago. The appoineo III have 20 oe CON
hrmed by senate which Is not likely t0supporl 'ot
ernOr HIS nomination for the place The fees OF tne
place amount TO about $1,000 year Inc salary Vi 'no
weigher IN Brooklyn is 5000 year -, ,.. -. ,.
The appointment OF Sterling recalls the fact that Just
boforo tho meeting OF tho democratic National
Cor ycution in 1881. Governor Cloycland'
I'm order 10 secure the support of Senator Jacobs Tor MS
candidacy appointed Eddie" ToOhil, pothouse poll
tciau OF the sixth ward Of brooklyn. 10 be Port war
den TO fiji a vacancy that had existed from the time or
Governor Cornell, which had been caused 0y death
Brouklyn poltciIns discussing the app0in tment OF
Sterling Yesterday recalled this act OF CleVeands ana
inferred that Governor l was using the same means
10 strengthen himself r. his aspiring ambition FOR lSsS
IL WAS -ald that his recognition OF Sterling was drccl
slap at the policy OF the President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
CHARGES OF REPUBLICAN TREACHERY
SUSPECTED DIs1mCT CAPrAINs-IHE COMMITTEE
OF INVESIIGATGON.

SUSPECTED DIs1EICT CAPTAISS-IHE COMMIT IIE
OF INvEsuGAfIoN.
The appointment of q committee to lnveNu-
gate the charges OF trcachcry toward Republican county
candidates has given great satisfaction TO The mass Of
active Republicans There are very few Republicans
who believe that there any Organized movement 10
sell out any Republican candidle but they are thor
oughly convinced that there rcachcry pract-cd by
certain captains OF districts The returns from nine
election disrlcts In the With Assembly District printed
I'm I'm TRinrNL on Monday last, showed concusi'cly
that there was trcachery on the part OF Barney
O'UoutI.r and those under his control There IS no
charge that John J. OBrcn John T. Brodsky and others
Of the leaders M the With District c0nniycd NJ this ON
the contrary II is we'll known that they did what they
could 10 couuieraci the reachcry OF OROurke and hs
associates plain fct IS that the machinery Of tho
District Attorney office aud tho Excise Boar aSu'ed
t. ovcrawc Oourkc and his fellow srosshop keepers.
aud compel them 70 vote and work for Andrew
j. White for sheriff. Patrick Keenan, for
Comfy CLERK and Robert r. Mooney f0r President o.!
me Eiad OF Aldermen. IN tho NNth Assembly District
thrrc wA- a war OF factuus g. there always - Inc
connty csct was IN consequence. There nro other
Assembly districts where there was tci'cton lu pf,
hut nowhere docs the detection ran entirely through 7
district. Tho official figures vii! show very paiLy
where there WIS selling ont. go
date las been named for the meeting of tho COM
nittcc ~ Investigation. II l. not N.ry thdi lt VIII
meet fDT q week more u vii nc hrr'--rN 10 nave
tncnnci,l cauvuss n foundation on which 70 ha@c
charges trcJch-ry. Tho police election returns sen
ia i, election night absolutely correct errors
hnylns occurred in transmt-n"u. ~ mat thcr" can
hardly te u-ed when ready the committee propose 10
procccl without fear or favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23

the organization of the Second Regiment and tnat reg
ment Is to the day by parade Whe'"c4 '"'
others out not.
The Osceola times., 1885-05-16
Ncl.oai mcctlng.

Last Saturday at the call meeting
At which large number Of the citi,
zeus Of School District No. at,
tended, Capt. L. NJ. Ayres received
the nomination for School Director
to succeed Mr, w. +. Williams
whose time expires. \ better Sc.
lection, perhaps, could not have
been made. a live, wide-awake
aud energetic business man, fully
identified with the people, and
deeply interested in the cause OF
education renders him doubly the
right man for the right place.
To-day the election takes place.
Let every voter turn out and elect
him, aud then vote a tax for ten
months school session, whatever
that may be: y, 3, (, or 5 mills.
We are in favor Of free public
schools, and il The people Of llissis-
sippi county desire to see the county
take the position, which all 81 much
expect her 70 do, IN the near future,
let them all turn out and express
that desirt at the meeting to-day rs
above indicated. Upon the educa-
ton Of the masses rests the safety OF
the country aud the elevation Of our
common bauianiiv.
The Osceola times., 1885-05-16
THE APPEAL FOR 1895.

-,-,a,,. af ii,a narnncraiie p"~'y 90 power
on the ilh OF harch will invest. the. APPEAL
with more than ordinary interest Indeed, the
Inauguration Of Cleveland and the current
events for the year lSSj will be the most i'm
porta;lt in the history of the country, and the
APPEAL will he abreast Of the times n win
remain steadiastly Democratic. and having
faith Ia the honesty Of Democrats. and helicy-
ing that the combined wisdom of the party &,
as expressed in its National and state Com
ven tions. is wiser than thcfactious uttcranccs
OF individuals it will cling to IT. party instead
Of following the chronic h.ult-ludcrs Com
ing events will mark an era Of Unprecedented
prosperity in the South, and The APPEAL will
do all II can to develop and build up the ma
terial intcresls.of the country. the great, Grand
and gloroRs future Of the South, and in wlplng
ont all sectional prcjudices During he
eventiul wear 1855 ITS columns will be filed
with the latest obtainable information II has
engaged the services of regular correspondence
at.Washingtou, New Orleans and all other i'm
portant points, and win continue to advance
It's place among the pr gressive Journals Of
The South.
The Osceola times., 1885-05-16
EOWn Ordinance.

BE it ordained by the Town Coun-
ell Of the Incorporated town OF
Osceola, Mississippi County, Ark
ansas:
That Ordinance No regulating
the Marshal's salary, be amended 5,
as to read fifty dollars instead OF
twenty FIVE dollars per month, and
thgt all the pcrqnisltes Of said Mar
,hal's Office shall be paid to the
town of Osceola TO be used for gen.
eral purposes. All laws and part.
Of la~@ IN conflict with the same i.
hereby repealed, and this law take
e1cctaand be in full force from and
after its passage.
Approved April llth., 1888.
j. O. BLAcKwoop, Mayor.
NJ. HEiNZ, Recorder.