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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-04-21

White House for that purpose. The Pope
renews assurance of his thanks to MIR
Cleveland, wishes him peace and pros
perity and prays for the American peo-
pc and their country; the perperuation
of liGeity and plentitudc of Gods favor.
April statistical returns to The Depart
mcnt of Agriculture relate to the condi.
tiOns of winter grain and of farm ami
mails. The season for seeding was long,
three months in some Southern states. and
the appearance as the Winter set in was
uneven, though the plants were generally
vigorous and those of early seeding well
rooted. The averages of the states of
principal production are as follows: New
York 80, Pennsylvania 80, Ohio 6S, Mich
lgan 76, Indiana IS, Illinois "A, Missouri
81, Kansas 81. The average of Texas is
SS, and of most of the Southern states
higher, from Sc in Arkansas to 81 in Ten
nessee, though the area seeded is small in
all this region.
The House committee on public lands
has instructed Chairman Holman to re-
port the bill dC claring the forfeiture of
all unearned railroad land grants oppo-
site those sections of roads not completed
in the time mentioned in the granting acts.
The grants of lands proposed to be for
feitcd by the general bill is as follows:
To Florida and Alabama, in 1856; to
Alabama, in 1856; to Wisconsin and
Michigan, in 1856; to Wisconsin, in 1856; ;
to Wisconsin, in 1865; to Mississippi, in
1856; to Minnesota, in 1856; to Mime
sofa, in 1857; to Minnesota and Iowa, in
1868; to Iowa, in 1864; to Wisconsin, IN
1864; to the Central Pacific Railroad of
California, in 1866. Tho bill confirms
the rights of actual settlers and innocent
purchasers Of forfeited lands
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-04-21

STATED IN BRIEF AND INTER-
ESTING MANNER.
Suicides-Fires-Thcfts and EmbczZ.e-
ts-EducatiOnal and Other
Matters.


The first Of the four big furnaces at
Ensley City, Ala, made successful run,
and the other three will go in blast in two
weeks.
Col. W. II. Chapman, an internal rev.
enue ag mt, was shot by a moonsh ncr
while raiding an illicit distillery near
Florence, Ala.
The Shreveport Arkansas Railroad was
completed and golden s.,ike was driven
by Mrs. Julia Rule (Pansy},: of the
Shreveport Times.
Fifteen business buildings and eight
cottages were destroyed by fire at TavarcS,
Fla, entailing loss of probably $780,
600; insurance very small.
W. E. Lively, an Atlantl, Ga, preach
er, summoned for jury duty, was sent to
jail by Judge Marshall Clarke for con-
tempt of court, because he refused to DO
sworn.
The tailors' union of Montgomery, Ala,
went out on a strike. The trouble orig
mated in the fact that Alex Rice and Lii
icnthal & Gossenhcimcr, merchant tailors,
hstNC SCN'Idl H'll-ull'H ihcH il 'l'tli tll
t!n..
The tr au--l, OF ,uuvicts in Alabama
is receiving considerable attention from
Gov. Seav, AMI some officers at Love
lace's camp near Birmingham are likely
to get into trouble for unnecessarily
shooting prisoners for trlfing otfenses.
A negro named Jack Wilson attended
Joe Jefferson's play of rip Van Winkle"
a few weeks ago at Macon, Ga. From
that time he has developed longing to
initiate Rip in his long sleep, and has
almost lost his mind on the subject. lie
was taken to the hospital, where he sue
ceeded In sleeping two nights and days
without waking. About 3 o'clock the
other morning he awokc, shricking like a
demon, and showing every symptom of a
raving maniac, smashing furniture and
attempting to kill every one he met.
From November !, 1886, to April 1,
1887, the sales of commercial fertil zers
in Sou'h Carolina amounted TO 81, ,032
tons; and for the same period in 1SS1-SS
the sales have been 119, ,220 tons, an in
crease for the present season of 2S, 1888
tons. This is probably the largest guam
tity of fertilizers ever purchased by the
farmers in one season, and is n good in
dcation of an increased cotton area, al
though the low prices prevailing this
year may have induced the farmers to
use it more largely than usual on other
crOps
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-04-21
RATHER OLD.

! The d,aest!womaf, famiIiarIy known
as Granny Rose, died at Davidson College,
North Caro- ina, at the age Of 49,. She
y,..,s. owned and raised by the grandfather
of David A. Sloan, who is now in his
.irhty -fgs. year. Her a. is well estab-
!;Sh,d Her mird I've way several
ve;,r. q. ) became Blind and de-
forn.td. and has finally died of sheer old
are She did not compliance lceling IN
well Up to within an hour Of her death.
A pcTfiliar circumstance in her life was
hit Sic would occasionally cut new
set of teeth. and she had just finished
cuttinr an entire new set few days be-
Ccrc he Aiel
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-04-21
Revenge is Sweet.

"Mother," said Miss Clea, 'do you
think Bobby ought to lounge in that
handsome chair"
Certainly not; Bobby" said his
mother, reprovingly, ''you might break
it"
''if it's strong enough to- hold Clara
and Mr.. Featherly," argued Bobby, as
he slowly slid down, sit q ght to be
strong enough to hold little boy. y
Nep York Sun.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-04-21

JENKINS, you are posted in church mat
ters, aren't yout" inquired one travelling
man of anoth r. Yes, more or less"
We'll, who are the laymen of any church?'
The laymen? Why-er-um-the mem.
bers Of the choir, I reckon
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-04-21
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.

A slight shock of earthquake toe2 pisee
in aIancast rcount3 IS. c., rccently.'
Ths.s mtnothtm;sr-;s bat fhe people in
die Vicinity were considerably excited.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-04-21
An Easy-GOing Road.

Gentleman, with gripsack-"What
time does the next train start for Blank
villep
Ticket Ageut-"Well, 1 can't tell for
certain. The advertised time is 2:30.
The conductor has expressed a willing
ness to start at that hour, if he finishes
his lunch in time, but the engineer has
an engagement which he thinks will
prevent his starting before 3 o'clock.
The president of the road has just gone
down to see when the fireman and b. AXE.
man will be ready. and if they are agree
able, and the train boy doesn't object,
We shall probably get the train out some
time this afternoon. But do not bet too
much on it, sir, for the train boy is a
very conservative young gentleman, and
if he does not feel like going out to-day,
why then, of course, we shall be obliged
to cancel the tain.-Bostoa Transcript.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-04-21
Ipcorri&ible.

.Tb,t fellow, Jones, IS incorri gible,"
remarked Robinson. "HeN se'' 7'e'y
thing on credit"
: ayes: he even sleeps on tiSk, '-0se
y,prE Sun.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-07

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