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The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

ADV ICES from Tishomingo, the capital OF
the Chiekasaw Nation, are TO the effect
that a conflict between the followers Of
Guy and Byrd is inevitable.
ACCORDING to the annual report of the
Commissioner of Patents, there were 49,
a12 patents issued last year, and of these
but 1888 were granted to Southerners.
APPLES are worth only 10 cents bushel
IN Bentonville, Ark.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND will retire from
the White House with 100000, while Mrs.
Cleveland has snug fortune in her own
right.
THE Southern Field Trials Club will hold
its first annual meeting at Amory, Miss,
beginning on the 3D. of December. The list
Of entries is large.
FIRE at Little Rock, Ark, on the 18th,
destroyed five business houses on MaiD
street, entailing loss on stocks Of $4,000
and ON buildings $4,000. Insurance only
partial.
THE Cincinnati Centennial Exposition
Commissioners made report on the 18th.
They fixed the assessment to be paid by
the guaranteers Of the exposition fund at
B5 per cent. The guaranty fund was ST.,
100000, and the assessment viii be S350,000.
FULL returns from Tennessee show that
Cleveland received lj9,079 votes, Harrison
139,sI5 and Fisk (Prohibitionist) 5000.
Taylor, for Governor, received 156,S3
votes, Hawkins 1904 and johnson (Pro-
libitionist) 6,s43.
RETURNS from all but three small
counties in kentucky give Cleveland 1sl,-
S94, and Harrison 153,732. The remaining
counties win make the Democratic plurality
about $4,000 The total vote is the largest
ever cast in Kentucky.
COMPLETE official returns Of the late
election in Arkansas; Cleveland, $500;
Harrison, s,762; Strester, 1,6l3; Fisk GA.
CoHGREssMAN SAMUEL j. RANDALL has
20 far recovered his health that he hopes
20 be able to resume his seat in the
House OF Representatives. soon after the
opening OF the session next month.
QAuRrERs for troops and Republican
stubs have already been secured at Wash
ngton for Harrison's inauguration.
ELIZA S. WEBSTER JONES, widow Of the
ate Rev, Henry Jones, aud daughter Of
Noah Webster, died at Bridgeport, Conn,
IN the 10th, aged s. years.
THE business failures during the week
snding the 10th, number 2S7, as compared
with Il total Of 296 last week aud 2T5 the
week previous. For the corresponding
week OF last year the figures were 225.
Our of total vote Of over 100000, Day,
Democrat, has about 900 majority over
Iohu Mahons Republican candidate for
ailroad commissioner, Ia Iowa. IL is
thirty years since Democrat has been
Aeeted % any State office.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-22
EQUITABLE ENOUGH.
How an Arizona Magistrate Decided u
Troublesome Lawsuit.

Troublesome Lawsuit.
The Drawer hears of case that was
recently tried before a justice of the
peace in one of the mining districts OF
Arizona, that for the impartiality of
its settlement is unique in the annals
of the law. The plaintiff was wealthy
druggist, who sued the Knights of La
Dor for the cash equivalent of certain
medicines furnished an injured Knight
on the written order OF the association,
which order the association refused TO
honor.
Witnesses were examined ON both
sides at great length and the counsel
for both parties to the difference in
dulged in the highest flights or ora
tory, TO which his honor listened with
becoming dignity, ruling always with
the greatest Difference for the proper
ties, and taking apparently great in
terest in the point at issue.
The trial lasted for two days, both
sides summed up, and, in accordance
with the usual custom, each of the
counsel requested that the Judge would
award the verdict to his client
When counsel sat down a look OF in
effable disgust crossed his honor's
face and rising from his chair. he
fixed his eye upon the legal luminaries
before him, and remarked: you fell
lers must think I'm the blamedest fool
that ever lived Give verdict to your
clientP What kind OF freak do you
take me tor2"
'Tm sure, your Honor cried the
plaintiffs counsel, 'that neither | nor
my client holds you In any other than
the highest esteem. Your rulings
have shown that your Honor is pos
sessed OF an erudition which
"That'll do, that'll do. my friend.
don't want no back talk But I'll
give both you fellers this p'inter: II
give verdict agin MIR. Blank (the
druggisD, "Mr. Blank, bein' the rich
est man in this town, II be down on
me, an can't afford losin' none OF his
influence; and If give a verdict agin
the Knights. the town II git so darned
hot couldn't stay In it. amt no
fool nor no freak. so don't deliver no
decision on no side. The courts adj
iourned.
The case will probably be appealed.
-Harper's Magazine.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-22

THE Comptroller of the Currency has
authorized the First National Bank OF
Woodriver, Neb., to begin business, with
capital OF $4,000
PROCEEDINGS to cancel the Canadian
patents held by Prof. Edison, of New
York, for his incandescent electric light,
have been begun before the deputy COM
missioner OF patents at Ottawa Ont
AMERICAN railway securities are fiat on
the London Stock Exchange, the cutting
OF the railway rates in the United States
causing the apathy.
OK the 14th the strike Of the Louisvill o,
New Albany a. Chicago brakemen at La
fayette, Ind, assumed serious aspect.
The strikers uncoupled cars, creased the
track and otherwise thwartod the train
master in his efforts to get ont freight
trains. Three strikers were arrested, and
several engineers, who refused TO take
out trains without brakemen, were i'm
mediately discharged.
ON the i4th the first meeting of the
Woman's Congress, in its sixth annual
convention of the Association for the
Advancement Of Women, convened in
Detroit, Mich. The president, Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe, delivered an address, in
which she called attention 10 the progress
made in recent years in woman's sphere
and the enlargement OF her work.
PRESIDING JUSTICE HANNES OF the Par
nell Commission says the court has de-
cided 10 admit all Of the Tines docu-
ments, even those which the papers
solicitor had thought 10 be spurious, in
order to assist them in their search for
the truth.
On the 14th the suit Of The People Of
the State OF New York VS., The North
River Refining Company, 10 dissolve the
corporation for having exceeded its char
ter privileges by entering tho Sugar
Trust. was brought 70 trial IN the Su-
preme Court Of the City of New York
STRIKE was declared by the employees
Of the Jones 81 Laughlin American
Iron-works. at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the
l4th, against proposed change in their
hours OF tabor, which their employ yers
claimed to be made necessary by a
scarcity of natural gas. Twenty five
hundred men are out
on The l4th the Michigan state Millers'
Association net ~ Grand Rapids and
decided Is organize a nonr crust
THE October report o. the Rans Board
of Trade shows an increase in imports
for the month of "a, 10000 francs ana in
exports of IA 5S8090 francs.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-22
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Governor Hughes Thanksgiving Procia.
u.aflou.

nation.
STATE OF ARKANSAS, EXECUTIVE OFFICE
LITTLE ROCK Nov. f2, 1888
That the people of the Commonwealth OF Ar
kansas may, as people and individually, thank
God for HIS countless blessings and mercies to
them. for exemption from epidemics from ap
proximation to general want or to famine; for
the fruitful season with which the land has
been blessed, and the abundant harvests that
have rewarded the labors Of the husbandman,
and for the general prosperity that has been
enjoyed in all avocatioBs and lines of business
and commerce, and for the general growth OF
the country and for the health and happiness OF
the people, Thursday, the Goth day OF Novem-
Der, 1888, is hereby appointed for thanksgiving
throughout the State of Arkansas.
SIMON p. HUGHES,
Governor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-22
The Naval Academy at Annapolis.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II = Commander
Sampson, superintendent Of the naval
academy at Annapolis, in his annual re-
port, says class organizations in the
third and fourth classes have been for
hidden with a view to putting stop to
''hazing." Thirteen cadets of the third
class were tried for hazing during the
year; aud nine of those recommended for
dismissal were pardoned by the Presi-
dent He renews his recommen dation OF
last year that cadets who passed the final
examination at the end Of six years and
for whom there are no vacancies in
the naval service be appointed to va
eancies In the revenue marine.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-22

"A couple in Griffin, Ga, started
out the other day 20 get married. They
were determined, and succeeded. The
young lady's parents objected. and the
groom. with friends assistance, car
ried her of from church. They ran
into stump, broke the buggy and had
70 walk. They then tried two justices
OF the peace, who refused TO tie tho
knot on account Of the girls age.
Finally, at eleven o'clock al night, they
found an old squire who took them Ia
out OF the cold. performed the cere
mony, and every body concerned has
been happy since.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-22
The Israkemen,s Strike Declared on.

LAFAYETTE Ind, Nov. 17.--After a con,
terence yesterday with Superintendent
Woodard the strike of the Louisville,
New Albany a. Chicago brakemen was
declared off, a compromise having been
effected. The strikers abandoned their
claim for third brakeman on trains, for
pay for overtime and for six days only
per week. The company agrees 70 pay
two cents per mile TO brakemen on
through trains, and - 10 per day to local
brakemen. This is an increase of 22-100
Of a cent per mile to through brakemeni
train men.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-22
A MOTION for leave to file bill Of ex.

A MOTION for leave to file bill Of exc
oeptions to the ruling of Judge SHREDDER,
OF Cincinnati, in the Iyes-Stayner case,
who, after the evidence was all in, in
structed the jury to bring in verdict of
not guilty, as the evidence was not suffi-
cient was argued by Prosecuting Attor-
ney Pugh of Hamilton County in the Su-
preme Court of Ohio, on the 10th.
Mr.. EDWARD HARRINGTON, NJ r., for
West Kerry, Ireland, has been summoned
for melting to boycottng. His trial Is
set for the 26th Of November.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-22
Went Through walnut river Bridge.

ELDoRApO, Kas., Nov. IL, "A heavily
loaded cattle train of twenty Ave cars on
the Missouri Pacific railroad went
through Walnut river bridge near this
city Thursday night The engine and ten
cars were completely wrecked; one hun
dred cattle were killed aud many Grip
pied Fireman Kellogg was thrown
about fifty feet but although badly
bruised, crawled back into tbs
wreck and held up Engineer Spepcef's
head 80 he could not drown for ATTY five
minutes before they ywererescned spsus
Ger was caught between the engine and
tender aud terribly injured. II Is thought
he eau not recover. The loss tc the com
pany will reach $4,000
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-22

THE October report of the Rans Board
of Trade shows an increase In imports
for the month of "A, $4,000 francs ana IN
exports of IA 5S8 900 francs.
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Jysntii musician. tiIst II Pane Es.stsc:t ,;g.ts,
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reIuesr.st IuInHatsS sun destitute.
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hIc, undicsi aun iffv suiaiiEr-' tnsbs
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vnts0n a. be sth &c anmnaBOus snu 0ul,
1nued Livtn (. 5z1Vpv lr ts3Vprrur; nr
e. 81 lass or lieutenant z5rrrrnri
tlartas =. olflfn % Secretary tsIta;
81 tniAe 1r treasurer. Cp-rs II
1-icnoner flr -talrccr-t -snerai- S 70 L.
e.-etss flr experimentation 20 ubliC a.
sl-rcUuu- EruCe s,lrr fIr 1AauIt0r lnd S.
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1lr Juces I'd 10 supreme -curE The
riatf1r-I ilu lrsss ne National piuEforr1
adopted Z g ELiuagos favurs ne establish
inErs Cursau Ct laaoE statas6cs: fav8us
riac5nr ali public Institutions andor
wisely -oonoeivsa aRd honestly admins
tered civii-ssrvios law. aRa favors local
option.
DssPsTcHEs ofthe Sth say thst nIaii-esr
On the Missouri Pacific road was ROBBED cf
sI7.O0 between 81 Lonis and jefferson
Cts. NJ
O,s the sth c. HAIRLESS. Of Knox. I'D.
who VS. extensively cnEared in the MANI
facture Ct hcEus niCkles. was arrested bF
United States 0fscials
GEORGIA EicEuccrats held their State cen
Yentiun ~ Atlantis on ne tn. AMI Cover
nor Gordon aaa the other state officers
were renouiuated- Reseiuls5ns were
adopted inGorsing the Democratic Admin
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-08-16
EROM washington.

Oh the sth a wind STORM in Washington
unroofcd several buildings blew down
trees. and telegraph wires out of the city
In every direction were rendered useless
TIE President on the 10th vetoed nine
private pension bills. all Of which origi-
mated In the House
THERE were Isl business failures in the
United States during the seven DAYS ended
on the 10th, against $50 the previous seven
DAYS.
The annual report of the Postmaster
General showed deficiency on the 10th
Tor railway transportation Of s562, 49,
THE Department % Agriculture on the
10Th reported . general slight improve
meut and high condition Of corn in all
States. heavy crops being assured.
GENERA SHERIDAS's remains we're en-
tonhcd a. Arlington Heights Cemetery,
Washington, On the morning of the 1lth
Csr,i-n1. 8 hb9ns preached the funeral ser
mon
IHE exchange - f7vcutv-siV leading
clearing houses in the In tel States dur
ing the Week ended m -ae IIth aggrega.
c,i So - Sl4 acaiust 500. ~ ~ the pre-
vsess welz- As compared v4t1 the core
Spending week Il ~ the increase amount
a. - 90 ner cent