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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-08
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There are 72 democrats in th- 5ewer house Of the 1esgislsturs- 1z reyusslless-ss- : whe4ze-F dencc-az5e wAeslS-- Stt- fe-Eorazn 51aDocra1 ] grEezbaes wheeser. ] fn0ex-eE0ent and green- bscke--
 TEssrs are 5s farmers IL inc house af representatives l. 1awTsrs- EszE sl- clans. : preaebe-s- editors. real sst2ts and f-sz-Anes aEenT. eCAllee-eE-. con- r-ssresal rrzve3e-. ] sksoezzakeT and ] ts3erE- Anung the number gre se baT- f5sts and zs zEeshls1lsIE-
 h 1bs senz<4 ihe-e are I- fzrDs-s, z lawverE. , EDerehzrass- banker : real s.sta.e 1gen1s. <aTEies2EAs. ? ministers zDE teacher T Ae EEl253 zE eg1G pesea F 2 democrats aud -eyubsieazs
 The-e zre 1z Eae1hEszsE1s lz zhe selzte and bapflsss-
 The total reoaiT1s Of IAe secretary Df states 0ffies for 1he tE0 years crEe-s1 sgT his re1gr- werH S75-Ss. g. The re eg5y1z fvr fees and books t-1-1 D-'z1'ter se October z- of Ehls rear were S16ss
 Nhen il comes s9 making r9 stztls- ties fSr biennial -egG-T- Prof J- H. Skznn is equal 70 Ehe emergency
 There wll be only 4s59 copies e the secretary uf states repo-1 printed There will bs demand ser IH.D19 of them.
 Less than one-afzn q the counry elerks have fled in the office of Tbs secretary Of state 1hs bonGE required ay law
 The oniv I0wn that surrendered its charter since JanUzry ]. l5ss. .was Hesaly Wood. Clark county.
 GreeaawAT- Clay cGunfT- Fo-1lz- Lawrence county and West Fork Washington county. have fled articles Of incorporation with the secretary of E1&7e since Janua-v s- 7sSa
 Al the gas Hse1 is the state house is ncw registered by one meter which ss- fleets g greater sav1ng tD the state
 The state NhsrarT contains about 7a. .gse TnIurnes.
 since The yreriozs report 0f the sse-e- farv Pine BlaT has been recognizeG as 2 eIfy ps tfse Sirsz class.
 The city Of Lit.ls Rock claims z trf- angular piece Cf gr9E1d in the north west corner Of tfle state house enclosure The secretary Of state recommends that fl the rlsle b-e found to be in the eiEr of Little Rock that tbs state purchase the szEne-
 T1e following railroad companies hare failed s0 make a report az 10 their capital stock fo The secretary cf state 2s required by law ArkRnsas MicszD0- Washington and Hope. Texas and s. Louis. Pine Bluff and Swan Lake, St- Louis and San Francisco. and fhe Ben fonyllle Railroad company
 There were I15S eorv5crS receiTed 2t the penifenfsary during the past two ysars Of this number 5la were izn- E,risoned for larceny. 35 for burglary and larceny. T. for burglary. p for rob berv. 55 for murder. I4 for murder sn the second degree. 30 for forgery. and the balance for crimes Of s minor eharAetsr-
 Tbere are 522 prisoners in the peni- teniizrV who can neither read nor write. and 23z who c1a. There are only three who are regarded as finely se1cxted-
 Only one-tenih Of the c0EyicIE in the Penitentl4ry arc natives of Arkansas Next 10 Arkzn Tennessee furnishes the largest number, whil , is s1.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-08
EIXrs Cream
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-08
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Washington has increased her real estate valuation 45 per cent in the last fifteen yezrs-And her population has grown in the same ratio
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-08
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-08
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-08

AaTEEss SAVED FROM PAIN AND nASS,Fg, tu in -LczEnezueni' iIy P-en1-xto-v Trrsr snslt- Address, DR- sTAINBACA WILSON Atlanta, Ga
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-08
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4 secret ls safe in the bosom of $ frieno-ii he is & dead friend.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-08
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WASHING rON NOTES.

NASilINGTON, tfluay, Och Il loot
PRESIDENTIAL POsTMAsIERs.-The PRESIDENT has ap-
pointed tile following posmasters: Walstins p EDDY
~ Columbus an, Woe Hugh V. Gavlgan suspended;
Noble r. Howard, IT, Greenfield. IND, vice Henry e.
Marsh resigned John W. fiingeley AT BarnesVle Oho'
vice Samuel H. Piper Resigned.
The INTERIOR DEPARTMENTAL staten ont SHOWS tnat
during tho present Administration there nave been
IOG7 appointments made IN this Department OF the
Interior including its eight bureaus
ePEcIAL DELIVERY SERvIcE.-rhe extension or the
sp.cal delivery system OF tho Post ONCE Department
TO all offices and to all classes OF Matler gOos into
effect to-day.
RECEIPTS From CUsToMs.-The receipts from customs
Mt the porI OF New York September were Sl2944oOo
of which O. 6 Der In gold com, % IN silver
coin 81 per gold certificates. O93 III silver
certincaies and % United States notes. Thfs shows
falling OF In the uso OF United States
notes
MIR. MAyyrNG's RETURN The Star tonight says: 1t
may be stated with certainty that Secretary Manning Ia
going back tho Treasury He has decided TO remain
at the heal of the department long AS his health VIII
permit bin to So the end or MI CleVelarhs
term. When the members OF Mr.. Cleyeand's Cablnet
accepted their appointments II was win the unner
standing that they enlisted for the war. IL IN not
thought that Senator Mcpherson would surceeh Nun
even II his health compelled Mr. Mannngs resignation
ARMY AND NAvY-Surgeon William II. Gardner has
been relieved from duty in the Department OF Texas
and ordered to duty In the Department OF the East
First Lieutenant SDley, 81 Cavalry, has been
second Lieutenant Frank +. Eastman lain Infantry.
has been extended two months The Navy Departmeht
hat Alian Will DO ready 10 SAIL I0r the
South Atlantic station next week.
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HOUSEHOLD CROCKERY BEWI7CHED
From me Philadelphia Netcf


Frank Worey treasurer the Commercial Exchange and
member of the firm grain and -four commission merchants
of T. d. Worley d a sensation In hand which Is fur
nsng large mercantile acquaintance with food tor gossip
and speculation days past his house which
that of william siugerly Gwynedd has been bcwitched
as some nelgLbUIs think serlOus anu unac cunt
aide influence work turning things toys diVy
driven almost 10 The OF
desair The began three day when
articles cOrkey began waizns around the
from such Al inter
have taken place ant
Mr. Morley ~agOnOad OF broken articles
around home lit cannot cunt Tor TIE havoc Otrr
W Sc than that PrO ssOT Virgins eaIthua
concentrated the ocular pot VI ground where hs house
is situated without person being near Tue glass aud
they jump suddenly on sidrDoads tables and
shelves tall dozen pieces on to OttI ste OF Tic
ron AZ N thrown forcDly other furniture moved about
from lace 10 place similar mysterious manner The tie
has Ell by supernatural
several Instances wLtn The ay sat down u
dinner the dishes and gasses arose sni went Crashing
through the Windows.
r orey lag himself unable advance satisiac
tory theory neighbour Josiah Biyal, who has
pussed OF the affair Is that Mis- Morley
shock and COuhn 10 her
Not lamp the house ~ ic
whole, and family Ia depend exclusively candies
for light at nigbL The Developments take place Al al
hours day. Mr.. orley received telegram ifUm bis
son Yesterday asking hu 10 return houo al once, aud
reaching OwyDedd found that further disturbances had
irving 10 solve mystery Dut Unsuccessful lie
The
eYemeut IN and there iuy NIFTY pe0.
a house yesterday
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About fifty Brooklyn minister met IN the lecture room Of
she Dung Mems Christian Association IN that city yter
day in response call hear Anthony COmstock speak
on the violations of the against gambling Kings County
and to take get the law enforced MI Comstoc
described his efforts suppress gambling in this city and
told the booksellers were driven from Bareayst 10
Queens County, and from there to Coney island He then
told how his efforts 10 indictment OF the booksellers
the conviction indicted and the sentence OF those
convicted frustrated by the authorities VINO -a tit
they would IN their power 10 enforce me law ana fn
failed 10 enforce That The law was naglany violated was
main from what himself said 10 the Grant Jury
In conclusion ComstOck said that the leading gamblers
ere sent TAIL the breaking OF the law would be stopped
lie present Christian men TO ad III IN
forcing the law against notorious criminals
against the
through he on motion OF Dr. Fulton. com.
appointed 10 investigate the statements OF
Mr. Comstock and cal puDlc meeting to ac IN the mat
Ter when Mr. COmstOck will speak again Tho committee
consists of the g. +. Reed J. b. Thomas j. d. Full
ton a. r. Pentecost l. j. Lansing +. T. Terhune and A j.
Hutton and the Rev. Messrs j. C. Ager T. A Nelson and
Lindsay Parker. NJ -. - n -.
soil T. Funk and d. G. Eddy and the hey Messrs John
Uumpstone ". l.. Phillips r. H. Hull l. NJ, Foster j. H.
Tyler, +. BIasn, NJ. Il. Chapman and f. f. Lee
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STANDING BY MR.. UNION.
WITNESSES WHO BrLIEvE HIM ABOVE REPRoACH
MRS. Ladders AFFIDAVIT


MRS Ladders AFFiDAvIr.
The defence was continued yesterday In the trial of the
Rev. BENJAMIN Stanton by tho Brooklyn Presbyery The
hearing will be resumed Tuesday. The Rev. S. W.
Ladder in his said that Mrs Mary
Ladder was now country tic oriers vi doctor
While in tho city sinking from day To day aud sho
had 70 be carried 10 coach went away she
200 miles away but he did not wish to give her
address as Withholding her from annoyance.
Miss Eliza Ieech OF tho Fort Greene Church.
testified that about after the time when Mrs saun
ton saws she ordered Mrs Ladder ont Of her house she
erected Mrs Ladder cordially prayer meeting Thanks
giving gt and asked why she da not been 10 tier house
for dinner Tho thought Mrs Lsidlera perfect
Christian lady"
Elder James Wait OF the Fort Greene Church member
o. tho Presbyery spoke the highest terms OF Mrs stun
ION and Mrs Ladder. lie say any Improperly
Of action on the part Of either Mr.. and Mrs stunion ag
towns couple that ever al A. hs tabe
Mrs Ladder refining and dl.hheut IN her manner ibc
charges against her not trne the " mess brlrNrl
Mrs Butter. al 40 J7i Rose nskO ST., r,iihtd mat
she Iey" 6 NV any rp'SRsr s sif9 OIL na and
frequently spoke OF her tronb as az ansra.e 50
able that the wtu'ss had TO sond her children
S Mr stauuton did not menI lbs ways
ami Mrs Iasllcr alone she wonid make hot Tor
him" and d whether lac lost his "h,rh 81 not
She acted like person urrN0usl insane ana iafp"h IN
family troubles All h- suspicious we'9 ioini~i pr'1
Nh; her ON the track Of her husband
Mrs Ann Mt gave SIMILAR evidence about MIS- Slaun
Tow an, said that Mrs Lander o. pIfe mimi
and spocss character Tho witness also hah eAlle Co"u
dence M the integrity Of her pastor
Mrs Ladder made affidavit which The rules OF mo
AGAINST h'r and says: nan h :
health utterly broken down. would certainly have gwen >
personal test muny N any court c eas,1@i 81 V..
the malicious basecss AMI uttH iae 'aIscS ~ "'0
Mrs StauntOn has implicated ny good name
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weapon sentenced sim to twelve and six months
In the stat Prison.
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
THE SURRENDER or GERONIMO.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The annual report OF
General Miles s s In the hands OF the President ana
has been the subjrct OF a brief conference to-day
between himself and Secretary EDdoott but IA under
stood that no line action yet been decided upon
In regard to poruon relating to the surrender OF
Gsrouipo. 1t 10 known that in respsot 10 that matter
General Miles does not explain himself TO tho satisiac
ton Of the horos and that his granting OF cohdi
tions which understood to he even moro liberal
than has heretofore beea supposed Is subject OF en-
barrassment aud parplsxity. without saying so 10
emphatic terms 1t Is gathered from General Miess
EXPRESSIONS the subject that tho agree
ment was made that the lives OF the prisoners would DO
spared and they should be removed AZ once from
Arizona In this respect General Niles has. 1t Is said
zone contrary to the we'll understood wishes or MS
auperiors, which Gcon amounts practically 10 osooe
deuce OF The only reason su9g-steh Tor ,ps
course--the absence OF any Satisfactory statement
the point General Milesls the fear that ne dlu
mot secure prisoners In this way they would make
tsrns h and surrender themselves TO Tue hrfcans'
This would rendered tbs termination OF tue cAiD
pagn apparently less credit.blo 10 tDe Americans IN
this state affairs there 10 he nohng when tho
authorities do for the punishment OF the prisoners
except TO keep them permanently as prisoners OF wr
Even should the civil authorities or Arizona demand
them for trial, with tina most positive proof OF murder
ready presentation, the hands OF Tie AdmihsIshon
would be tied.
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CLOSING PRICES or BOsrOv STOCKS.
Bosros. Got. l. 1894

FRIDAY, Oct. 1--P. M.
Tho day opened inaus for the speculation at
tho Stock Exchange. Rumors OF wars In Europe ana
sensational reports OF tho existing conditions az tho
London Stock Exchange sufficient causes for all
the depression when subs qaently occurred In our
stock ana bond markets. II the7 had been confirmed by
to-days movements OF the foreign markets. But they
not thus confirmed; on the contrary. In London
British coDsols after tho opeaing were steady and
money ruled easier, and Paris French rentes
actually closed with gain OF 10 ceDtimes Inc
European stories. however,, were supplemented by
Reports Of troubles in the trunk line pool; Inc
publication OF part Of letter from Commissioners Fink
TO President Roberts OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
which construed into resignation OF bis position
by the Commissioner. and BY report that the P"nnsT
vania Company given notice OF its withdrawal from
pool December 81. How much ami how little OF
there these different will be told In
local columns They however, were effectively used
against values and unquestionably lid induce little
selling OF "long" and muck larger quantity OF
short stock. Added the other depressing influences
money was made stringent and held TIL late in
the day. The operators who have so dill
gently been predicting q reaction have had an
opportunity 70 pick up considerable quantities
concessions from the best Of the week.
n they have been the purchasers II Is an inter
esng question who has been. Lake shore declined g
the opening figure $685. and recovered TO 0Ol2
1904 Michigan Central declined from 81 TO SO aud
recovered TO 9094 Q9Oi4 Canada Southern declined Il
55l2 56aa. closing the same as Las
evening Erle after selling at 34a at 35ls at the
was last evening. Central and Hudson
sod down per TO l104 and closed at III II Will
the nuc the fin cnangeC
stocks named and al which the special
drives" made measured by small fractions
Northwestern of b. St. Paul IS Omaha unchanged
Delaware LAesawauna Western liz. Gen.
tral OF New Jersey Is up q, Louisville and NASHVILLE is
on IT, Northern Pacific preferred "A higher, Union Pa
chic 10 of L. Western Union after selling at 72l4 10
unchanged at 1885 and New-fork and New Eng aud,
the principal oblectvs point or ali the raids
sup per Texas and Pac nc stock sold at about
H. Ia tho day the trust certificates were sted
the crruhcatiOn that the WstaI Fleming Committee
held 275 900 Of the 100000 shares and the OF
the from l7ls l9is1S7s IN OF
all these conditions and results the market entitled TO
be quoted 40 closing strong.
Only small business 10 Government bonds was done
the Stock Exchange but the demand is reported &C
aud the market IL firm with further adv Of %
cent In tue bids for the A. Annexed are the closing
quotations:
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THE NATIONAL GUARD PARADE CRANGBD.

Contractor Matthew resumed the work OF
repavng Fiftb ave- although he was informed on Monday
v General Newton that could DO lie had 800 days
nnder the terms In which to finish the JOB ON
the time he first began work.
The abonnable condition OF Fhave. has now brought
additional trouble upon the city in form which
will stir the soul every lover OF his country
The annual parade OF the National Guard has
been knocked tOpsy-turvy by Matthew Bairds
navemen that is and be- General Louis Fitzgerald
after finding the Park Commissioner otdnrate IN refusing TO
sow The National Guard OF the State TO manpuvre IN that
pleasure ground. temporary comfort irom ho lhongnt
tst tue usual parade might be made down the beautiful
avenue only this city free from car tracks but
careful examination shovel him That even ms com
fort denied 70 the citizen soldiers from
Tliret " Twenty fourth SIS ID As desperate condition
- crowbar. pckaxes broken asphalt and debris gen
orally can The National Guard would be disnayed
al Of orieI u break .n1 aud charge over s
uneaved grounds much would the prospect OF steady
.nrc e heaps OF rubbish he appalling General fitZ
Gerald svoxe OF q this Yesterday, and added: .
such condition OF things should exist IN
Fifihave aud time when We wish 10 parade but
.nc II "a and Will be until too late to be oil any aVa
Tor rs accordingly been obliged 10 issue oers Tor
change In the ordcr march The line Will now form at
thirty rt a. and Flta ave. the march w be thence 10
Twenty third ST. 10 Fun ave- 70 washing
TN SoaTe where VIII be held. The stand
Know ~ Usually placed by the Worth Monument The avenue
IN suc condition there that stand at that point oct Of
be QUESTION"
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by the piece that It was only recently that majority
OF them asked for day of ten hours, which was

OF them asked for day Of ten hours, which WIS
promptly agreed to by him. =,
With the Democratic sitting still aud waiting tor tho
msoalled Prohbitonsts aud tie Labor men 10 oeihat
the Republican, which thov wall not do the hepuo-
lcsps are sure Of their customary victory they put
in their usual work. which theywlll not faii 10 90.
For man years the Democrats after saclr defeats
have clanorcd abont corruption and the lavish
expenditure Of money as the cause Alter their
coming chastisement Of November they will he atie
TO make no suoh cry. The last Republican Legislature
enacted additional laws against bribery. OF the most
stringent and searching character and the pnrehasne
of by either party will be practically nposso,o
There is however, bad ort0ok at one place IN she
State, that is at Portsmouth As well stated oy
Colonel J. H. Kert at the recent committee meeting,
every public aud private industry IN that city IA N
Democratic hands. including the Frank Jones
brewery the Eldrdge brewcry, rum distiilery ana
the Navy Yard. To the Yard have been ordered ior
repair several naval ships and large numbers OF
additional workmeu are being employed There will
doubtless be Democratic gains in this strongho'd
which is the only place 10 the State to when Demo
cratic repeaters dared to come aud which IL the
Headquarters of New Hampshire Democratic ruhan'
| lam But the game IN Portsmouth will be moro than
oset by the gains which Colonel Sawyer VIII make 10
| STAFFORD County and the Rockingham Repuohcan
| County ticket will be elected. The Republicans Oh
New liam oshre radical they never approved the
surrender In 1877 OF ,hs lawful governments OF
Louisiana and South Carolina TO Democratic usurpers
| and the consequent creation or a Solid c"nth oy
, Republican concessions; they will do their part this
wear and In 1889 toward rescuing the National
Government from the coutrol OF South kept sod oy
| fraud ami murder The means OF rescno VIII oe an
equally solid North made such by the fntei!igoni
convictions and wisely directed force OF reinvigorned
| Republican party. WILLIAM T. CHANpLEh'
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A SUMPTUOUs SMOKING ROOM.

Russian millionaire recently had built for him In b.
Petersburg sunptuOus smoking room, winch Ii the
aston shmen OF all the capital Its Richness
sists not 80 much furniture which 10 model OF sim
plicitv walls. These literally lined with Euro
mean Uank Instead Of Of white ceiling which
forms alton disciples OF am Morris Is seen
Austrian notes most Afu7tta grouped aiounu
"A Charming designs composed
French Engnsh italian aud kussan bank notes anOIn te
as mas received many famous VISITOR
from All punts cOnpLsa Among Otners celebrated
Danle wss inIOlncc no glanced up ~ Tho &C
centric mOna re- said win smile. Sf IL PITY yOu
have already tnus Of money ioI FOL the same
amount willingly have decorated your ~as-pef'
mans more inee Than the caseby cover
ing them pantg- oven ~ Michael Angelo did sr his
HOllneka Pope yullus tho second
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THE STJLETTO VISITS THE HENRIETTA.

Norman L. Munro publisher who owns the steam yacht
Henrietta sent an invitation John r. Herrcshof. the
steam vessel builder OF Bristol visit him his
try house near Long Branch and TO bring the seO with
him Mr. HeTeshon accepted the invitton and yesterday
at noon the suetto appeared at Pier No a. North River
MI there with the Henrietta 10 escort the Seo
nm the Shrewsbury River They left the pierat O'Clock and
the sight well worth seeing Ihty ran sue oy sue ~
speed making the pier al Sd y u IN
1ynine minutes The Henrietta led the way mp the sbrcws
bury gong SLOW the channel Is crooked ana shallow" II
vas novel light for those the other pleasure
and on shore and both the steO and the Henrietta were
ssled as thew dare past They reached Banchport at
o'clock Mr. fIereshoh and his family. Byron DeWol and
Mr. and his family were on board the oHctIo NJ
Herreshon returns TO Bristol tonight
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THE sIMPsoN-FRtNCH CHARGES.

The Republican committee appointed TO investigate charges
made by Simpson of the With District against Police
French yesterday the Office OF the char
man William H. Townley. Mr.. Simpson presented his
CHARGES These that heae sent in his list Of hy
eight INSPECTORS Mr. French took the list and striking from
substituted others This change he dd not
10 the Police Commissioners and as
suit they appointed the named on the amended Inst MT
Sno the first ledge he had OF The change
was when he the list OF inspectors appointed printed IN
me Cfg Record Mr. French did not appear yesterday De
ae he was not requested attend The committee desired
IN nrocure copy charges and forward them TO him
ts va done MI Simpson said that he did not wish TO
dissensous the party while the canvass Was III
and with his the investigation was al
In November q.