The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-04-25

Alabama ores are ge0losicalIy and
otherwise, Identical and Eastern de-
posits of red hematite that show ores !,
FOOD enough to be classed as Bessemer
anywhere, and they are not dtnerens .
10 the Spanish ores whose excellence
for steel making we have heard 80
much about from Mr.. Hewitt. Atany
rate the question of Bessemer ores ID
settled as far as the South is concerned
and am much mistaken II we do
not see several Bessimer steel plants In
operation at and near Birmingham Z
before Observation-Disclosures 1radesn'f''
EDITORIAL DOls.
Donaldsonville, La, rejoices In the
possession Of an ice factory. I,
The ipvitory filed In the succession
of the late Capt. Fred A. Blanks shows
his assets to be So. 80, SO.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
issued call for $4,000, 900 in three
per cent bonds. The call natures
January 1.
The business men of Natchez are
trying to organize . merchants ex-
change. There is no organized conn
mercial body in that city at present.
Evidently the French havsa great
fopdness for the German beverage-l
larger beer-as we see In an exchange |
that the city Of Paris has $4,000 beer
saloons.
Capt. T. G. Sweeney has been elected
a director of the Ouachita River
Transportation Company to ill the
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Erred A. Blanks.
Lieut.. Wilhelm U. s. A. died sud-
4 denly at Mobile last Monday. He was
on his way from Fort Grant, Arizona.
to New York to secure medical treat
ment for tumor on the brain.
The closest game Of base ball of the
season was played at Louisville, hy-
Tuesday between the Cincinnati's and
; IIouisyille's. There were ten innings
! played and the score stood 8 to 8.
Bangor, Maine, is a prohibition city
t the law there being OF an tron-clad
Q nature, yet one half of all the arrests
q made by the police there for the pas,
. year are reported as having been made
for drunkenness.
Sam Small, the revivalist, LEFT
8 Chicago with $4,000 more than he hao
J. when he went there and now some
D Texas papers are reminding Sam tina
# several unpaid bills await him II
Texas.
: AT Des Moines, Iowa, what arr
known as ..prohibition pumps' ar
: fashionable. When the officer of tn
e law takes hold of the pump clear waite
flows, but when the barkeeper mani
pulates the concern the choicest spark
a ling larger beer flows freely. -
. The Irishman is generally the worlt
over noted for his humor. One of thu
II sons of the Emerald Isle who emfxra
d ted to America shortly after his arriva
- in the land of the free and the home Q
q the brave wrote home that everybod.
=, in America was so honest areward hat
- to be offered for thieves.
', The North German Gazette, tn
,r officials organ of Emperor William
!. Prussia admits that the feeling II
Franco toward Germany has created
81 similar feeling in Germany toward
l. France and warns the latter that he
n official relations will suffer If the ant
IA Germany feeling is further aroused
The prediction made shortly after tn
~ close of the last Franco Prussian wa
es that it was only question OF tim
a when the two Powers would agat
+ meet in hostile combat, will doubtle:
No be realized in few years and wa
more fearful in its consequences tina
III any yet had between these two en-
k. mics will be the result. Germany an
to Prussia have been putting their mil
he tary in first class condition and shout
N. u war break out Prussia will enter tt
~ field with the most destructive weapon
of any nation on the face of the glob
n Nothing of Importance was elicite
ay from Mr.. Powderly yesterday by tt
at Congressional COMMITTEES; but the Ma
,er ter Workman is to appear on the wi
-. ness stand again. When he does 40
49, should give his views In full Of II
hu boycott method of proceeding and l
Ter the country at large understand ju
sr how far that species of lawlessness
,es recognized by the knights of Labo
80 and if the knight of Labor recognize
as one of their methods, now he
fh- comedies such recognition by thel
bic with his protestation that the order
ere one of law and order and opposed
all methods of violence or other rem
dies for wrongs outside of the laws
the country. Mr.. Powderly's hon'
views on the boycott will be exit
meIy Interesting to the country.
''et that gentleman repudiates and denot
the ces the boycott, will he be able to M
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