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The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
CARDINAL GIBBONS.
\ High-Iic-nsc Meeting at Which Car.
 dlnai Gibbons Presided.

BALTIMORE, Md. November IA nat ural sequence of the position taken by the Catholic Congress was the mass mcetln : 10 night under the auspices of the Catholic Church in favor of high license, at Harris Academy of Music. IL was attended by persons Of all shades of religious opinion On the stage sat his Eminenec, Cardinal Gibbons, Mgr MeCorgsn. Arch bishop Elder, Bishop Virtue. Bishop keane, Rev. James Nugent Rev. James Cleary aud several hundred prominent citizens inter ested in tho movement Every seat in the great theatcr was occupied and crowd were tnrnd away. Mir. r. Harris tendered the use of the academy freo as a favor to his friend, Archbishop Ireland.
 Cardinal Gibbons presided. As he came forward 10 speak hc received a warm greeting, Cardinal Gibbons said;
 II appear before you to night, not only as charchman. but also and chiefly as fellow citizen anxious for the moral wei fare of my native city, Whatever con. tributes 10 the moral growth Of Baltimore, whatever contributes to tho happiness of tho people, has my most hearty cooperation, and 1 firmly believe tonight that the noble cause which will be advocated here. if sue. cessful, will contribute, under Gods bless. ing 10 tho moral welfare of our beloved city; to tho welfare of the people; 10 the domestic happiness and tranquility of the poorer classes and of the laborer [Ap plausc Tho blow that we strike tonight Is blow struck for the cause of the labor. ins man, and it must bc successful"
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
THE NEW REPUBLIC,
Tao United States of Braxll One of the
 Nations.


 Rro DE JASErRo, Nov. 1S.-Dom Pedro and the imperial family left yesterday for Lisbon in the steamer Aligoas. which was escorted on the Brazilian coast by the Ria ehuelo.
 Senor Patrocinio has been imprisoned for coaspiring against the Republic The Governors named by tho provisional government arc all military men The denomination adopted by the govern. ment for the Republic is the United States of Brazil
 Inc Province of Bahia has proclaimed for the Republic.
 Peace and quietncss reigns.
 Tho Republic win allow the dcposed Elm. peror s01 eoutcs do reis per annum during his fife
 The i've articles Of the government de- cree are;
 First-fhe Republic is proclaimed Second The provinces of Brazil, united " federation, compose the United States Of Brazil
 Third Each State will form its own To cal government
 Fourth Each State will send repro sentative to the Congress which will con vone shortly, and tho final decision of which the provisional government will await.
 Eifth Meantime tho Governors of the States will adopt means to maintain order and protect their citizens rights The naiioa's internal and external rcla lious will be represented meanwhile by the provisional government
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
DOMES TIC.

A San Antonio baby died from spider bite. Two children were burned to death at Archie, Mo Money IS pouring In by every mail 10 Mrs. parnell Four ehn dren nrished in burning building near Quebec. The spcakership campaign at Washington Is warmer Mir Jefferson Davis condition is reported somewhat verse The Choctaw franchise question Is as far from settlement as ever The Tres American Congress has he'd it's first session slnca the excursion The hsariag Of evidence for the defence was continued in the Cronin trial Tho Montana sena. torship contest is promising to become an Interesting fight w c Hawkes. of Rich. mond, Ind, has gonc Insane from exces. siye gum chewing. Tho Roid Lucas Plnmmerville election fraud case is on trial again at Little Rock, Ark Murder CT Holxhay, the "ione hishwayman.s has been sentenced to the penItentiary for life
 N. John Walkers trial for tha murder of Alec Sumptar and Charles Asher began at lronton, Mo. The President is thought to be about to fiil the Supreme Court vacancy. Hitchock's chances are good {. Mrs. Nis Coffey Of St Joseph, Mo, was fatally beat en by her sister and the iattcr's husband. ....More letter writing has been done by the Cherokee council committee and the Federal commission. A committee urged tho President to recommend a national bankruptcy law in his annual message
 Dom Pedro has gons into perpetual exile. and the United States of Braxil will graut him pension of stso,ooo year. secre-
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
HITCHC0CK'S CHANGES
The St. Louisan May Sit on
 the Supreme Bench.
A NOMINATION EXPECTED
Within . Few Days the President Will Nomiu ate Successor to Justice Matthews-The Men Now
 Under Conside ration.

WASHINGTON, November 19 There is good reason to believe that the President intends to appoint Justice of the Supreme Court within few days. Tho President first turned his attention to Michigan, and Judge Russell and Judge Brown of Detroit were considered by him. Senator McMil. Ian has been urging Russell, and Stock bridge has been backing Brown. Brown is at present Judge Of United States Dis trict Court Russell Is one of the big men of the bar of Detroit and has strong infiu- ential backing in the East including Sec retary Of War Proctor and Ben Butler Senator Edmunds has also intimatcd that the appointment of Russell would be very satisfactory 10 him. It looked very much for time as If Russell would be the coming man, but representations have been made to the President that it would never do to appoint him, not because of any bad char acter on his own part but from a family misfortune that causes him to be always in debt, no matter how much hc earns in the practice of his profession His family is small, but extremely extravagant, and al though Mir. Russell is said to make tho biggest fees of any lawyer in Detroit, he is seldom, if ever. out Of debt; and, in conse- qucnce, tho President hesitates about placing him on the supreme bench
 IL can be stated now, with absolute con fidence, that there are but four names at present under consideration b5 Mir. Harrl- son. These arc Judge David !. Brewer of Kansas, Unted States Circuit Judge Hen. ry Hitchcock of St. Louis, Geo w McCra- ry of Kansas City. and ohn Mason Brown of Kentucky. Of these. it is said that John Mason Brown is tho Presidents personal choice; but tho fact that Judge Harlan of Kentucky Is already on the bench is an ob. stacle in tho way Of his appointment As Harlan, however, is assigned to another circuit IL Is said that tho President may see his way clear to appoint Mir Brown. Henry Hitchock has some very strong backing. Tho Influence of Yale College is cxerted in his behalf, and nearly all tho legal graduates of Yale scattered through
 the country arc working In his inter. est and have been since the death of Stan. Icy Matthews
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
THE LAND QUESTION.
Tho Knights of Labor Declare In Favor
 or Henry Georges Single Tax on Land


 of Henry Georges Single Tax on Land Values
 ATLANTA. Ga, November ls--The Con ventioa of Knights Of Labor today wen, iato committee of the whole on the land question. The following resolution wa: adopted as the fourth plank Of the declara tion Of principles of the Knights:
 That land, including all the natural sources of wealth, Is tho heritage of ali the people aud should not be SUI biect to specu lative traific. Occupancy and use shall be the oaly tite 10 the possession Of land Taxes upon lands should be levied upon its full value for psc, exclusive of improve. inents, and should be sufficient to make for the community all the unearned increment Alter the committee had risen and the assembly had adopted the resolution, Mir powderly and \. w. Wright of tho Exec. utiye Board were appointed committee te attend the National Farmers Alliance Con. yention at St Louis.
 Tue question of the order taking part iu political elections came up aud the follow irg recommendations of tho General Ex. ecutive Board were indorscd
 That the General Executive Board be given power to take the report of tho Com mittec on Legislation, examine 1t in detail and publish to tho order from time to time such information as will be of benefit tc them in voting for tho different candidates for Legislative houors. and also to recon. mend to the order such action as they may deem wise'
 To morrow the eight hour question will come up for consideration.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
.JefY paxis ImnroxinK.

NEw ORLEANS, La, November 1T.--Mr Jefferson Davis rests comfortably at tn, residence or J, U. Payne, No 1s6 Frs street. In an interview this morning witl Mir. Davis IL was learned that tho dlstin euishcd lnvalids condition was considera bly, improved. Considering everything very good night had bsen passed by tho pa tlcnt and his breathing having been re lieved the chances were now very much + favor of the speedy restoration to health MT. Davis appreciates very highly" sait Mrs, Davis, the kindly inquiries made af ter his condition. Absolute rest is ordcre. by his physician, and no callers arc allowed to sec him just at this time. You can sa, that my husbands health is much i'm proved"
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
MASIiINGTON.

At dinner ln the Supreme Court circle Saturday night 1t was said that Alfrcd Russell, of Detroit, would ia all likelihood be the successor of Stanley Matthews The Justices don't pretend to kuow posj. lively, but they arc well posted ou what has been done, and they evidently think the appointment Of Mir. Russell highly probable The Collector of Customs n, Detroit Mich. has been making iHvestiee tious concerning violations of the alien contract labor law at that port, and he has reported to tho Secretary of the Treasury that between so and 5ao persons residing in Windsor aud other places on the Cana dian side come to Detroit every day to pur- sue their various occupations, aud ho thinks that several hundred citizens of tho United States are thrown out Of work in consequence. Tho Secretary has directed the Collector to proceed against tho per, sons complained Of with a view of enfore ing the law. The penalty for violating the alien contract labor law is a fine of 5000
 The cd claim of the Christian Brothers College at St Joseph, Mo, has gone through the Treasury routine, and draft for q, 5eo has been forwarded William .'A' tNeeNf Ns'Ht VI ANSbiASaA, Has pSeh Ap pointed Register in tho Land Oilice at Nc. ligh, Neb, Tho Navy Department has issued new advertisements for proposals for steel plates to be used ia the construc. ton Of the armored battle shin Texas, 10 be built at Norfolk Bids for the same material were received in August last, but were rejected as excessive. The advertise ment calls for 6il tons of plate. All the ayowed candidates for the speakership of the next House arc now in Washington. Reed, like Cannon, has headquarters at the Shoreham, but Mckinley hods his old P acc at tho Ebbitt Mckinley Is still con tident that he will capture the prize, but he protests that he is not elcctioneeriar for it. Reed thinks he Is dead sure of being nominated on the first ballot. Cannon says nothing, but saws wood. Burrows is as smiling and hopefGl as ever, and Mcpher- son Is awaiting his chance. Politicians here are yet of tho belief that the fight will narrow eventually to Reed and Can. non, and many are of the opinion that Can non will wield the gavel. The Commits sioner of the General f.and Ofice recently notified the officials of Inc Garden City and Larned Land Offices in Kansas to cut down the clerical force of the Government at each Of these points.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
|EPlTOME OF THE WEEK. Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men. NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD Condensed Photographic Reports of the Current Events of the Past Week Ia America and in the Countries ef
 tho Old World.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAl
FOREIGN,

The London bakers strike developed into small affair. . Events point to desire on the part of Australia for independence Catholics in America declare against governmental representation at the Vatican. ....A number of students have been ar. rested at Russia for attending Nihilists funeral. The diet of Saxony was opened by King Albert Wednesday An Italian fleet has been sent to demand an apology from the Moors The Boulangist fizzle in Paris evidences the fact that the cause is dead.... Strained relations between the peoples of Austria and Italy are growing. .... Guatemalas minister at Paris says a Central American federation is boing formed. The new smokeless powder will probably be tried on Osman Digna's forces in Egypt. The pig iron boom at Glasgow has collapsed NJ. Christivitch, formerly Servian minister 10 Germany is missing The Bosant Hoskyns libel suit in Lon don has resulted ina n mistrlal. Ex. Queen Natalie has won another substantial vic tory in Servia. Joseph Chamberlain has gone to Egypt to secure rest and to reca perate. The dock men of London have made additional demands upon their em tAoh ut lspHupli ttdStEut to. mas formulated co operative scheme to pre- vent strikes of employees. Tho finances of the recent dock strike have been made public. A new field for British aggres siveness has hoen found in Africa The semi centennial of Verds operatic work was celebrated in Italy .. The labor move ments in England are resulting in an i'm provement in the laboring class condition. Emperor William and Francis Joseph met nt lnnspruck The argument before tho Parne.l commission was continued
 A band Of swindlers were placed on trial at Wadowise, Austria , ltaly's movements toward Northern Africa are being very closely watched. The English envoy to the Vatican is being closely watched by Home Rulers ~. The Germany Southwest Africa Co has sod part of it's territory to m Angl o Dutch company q. The Sultan of Ian zibar has refused to pay indemnity to the East Africa Co. for losses in the recent revolt. .. Germany and Belgium have agreed to divide the district of Morcscnt between them Tho Stafordshira and Worcestershire nail makers have struck for an advance of % per cent in their wages. Lieut. Rust. in a letter dated n week later than Dr. Peters last report does not mention the massacre of Dr Peters and party e.. IL Is reported that the Emperor intends to build new palace sn tho Avenue Unter den Linden on the site of the Royal Academy of Arts Arch bishop of Croke has written letter to the officers of the Tenants Defence League wishing them God speed in their under taking and inclosing subscription of $50 for the league.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
An Imporsan, Tow. Con,e.t.

Iowa CiTr, To-, November ta--In view of the closeness of house In the Legislature the contest of H. $. Fairall, editor of ths Iowa City Republican. against ]. NJ Barta Lcsovsky, elected by the Democrats to ,he House from this county on tho face of the returns, assumes considerable interest. Falrall claims Letoysky Is not naturalised cinsen, and has filed protest against a certificate of election being given him. The contest will be carried into the Legislature
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
HAM MERINC AWAY.
Witnesses for the Defence stili Being
 Heard

Heard.
 CuIcAGo, Ill.. November 20.-The first witness in the Cronn trial yesterday was Policeman Redmond Mcdonald He tes- titied that he saw Dan Coughin at the East Chicago Avenue Station at between s:45 and o'clock on the night of tho mur- der On cross examination tho witness fixed the time at 9 to 9:i5. On cross-ex. animation the fact was developed that the witness was a member of Camp 20 Clan na-Gael. He said that he remembered seeing Coughln at night about week after when Coughlin's name was first mixed up in the affair, The witness men, tioned the fact to Officer Scott, who was also member of the notorious camp, he would get mixed up in the matter. He said that this fear had kept him from speaking of the matter, notwithstanding the peril in which his silence left his friend Coughlin. It was last Saturday that the witness first told Capt. Schuettler, when the latter asked him aboutit. The witness admit d that he first said that the time at which he saw Coughlin on that night was between s:30 and o'clock.
 On cross examination the witness was asked: When did you first learn tha, Daniel Coughlin's name was connected with the horse that drove Dr. Cronin awayin ''I think about week after when they first got writing it in the newspapers. '
 "Now. In what paper did you read 1t ir about Coughliu being connected with the horse and buggyf" "1 don't know.n
 Was that before the body was foundf
 ''Ies, sir
 "Now, do you not remember that 1t Is [ fact that Coughlin's name was never con nected with that in any manner whatever in the public press until the 18th of May three days after the discovery of Dr. Gro nin's bodyi" [Sensation.l (Hesitatating ly) Tt was written in tho papers about him in connection with the rig from Dinan. ,
 Win. Mulcahey was the next witness.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
THE MARKETS.
Price, for Live stock and Produce In the
 Principal Markets.
ST. LOUIS.

As1GAS wheat--Nc . rcd, sssasssS. Corn-No. 2 eaAaSo. Oats--No. ,, iSais Rye No. 2. Ssa3a. Buttei--C Creamery, islsfsa Bntter-Choice Dairy, i<ais Eggs -ia GSih Chickens-Live. per n, tS9s,sS. .ons--Per hu 4NaaS. Potatoes = per bu. .oa2a Pork--$l 5ndl3.oa Lard [. t.l5NssA Hogs --- as0e4 to Cattle Choice Steers. ansas. So Sheep Natives auStaAsa
 NEW YORK wheat-No. 3 rad. sas.5ass. Corn--ss4 esssss Oats--Mixed western, aaaaA Pork - -la.0Us ". 1a Lard 63s@ttd sA Hogs +.t0aa.oo Cat'ln--a ANassu
 CHICAGO. Wheat No , red, TsasOa<. Coru-No 2, ais~Sa Oats lpiaiasg Hogs--sS7ta4 (. 4,l Cattle Shipping, \ 25la | So, feeders, |. 5Sa aia. Sheep~~S AttasA
 KANSAS CITY. Whcat--No. 2 rcd, 60adDA. Coru-Nc ,, A'sefa5. Oats No. \ lN9l9sf. Herr --a suesA.A Cattie--3 e5ssl&. sO.
 COTTON. Aiiddling --St Lcuis, ' 3-S{7i 10 Q i6; Mem. phiA 2 il-l5; New Orleaas, ok.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
An A,,.sAm... sor rAn Arm..r

CnicAao. I'll, November 1a--It was ru- uiored to day that Sergeant at Arms Can. ads, of tue United States Senate, was in Chicago armed with sn attachment for Phl Armour. citing him 10 appear befcrs the committee of the Senate Investigating the alleged beef interests of tho country. Mir Armour had rsfused 10 appear before the committee when 1t ct in Chicago h. yestigating the ailcgsd besf combine in this city. Mr. Armour was interviewed at his cfhce this afternoon. All he would say was' II have sct heard, ssd kasw neoA. ins about it"
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
Struck n IApd.Slia>-

PirrsRuRa. Pa, November IS. The i'm. ted mall west, on the Pennsylvania Rail. road, ran into land slide near Bsssemsr, Pa, last night and the engine and baggage ears were wrecked, Fireman John Good was, [, is thought, fatally injured Engiu. eer A. II. Butler had one leg broken and as otherwise badly hurt but will recover. Had the engine fallen to tho right instead of to the left the entire train. with Ito 200 souls, would havc gone down an embark. ment 100 feet
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
rha 0hin R..nrn.

CoLrMnrs, O., November is.-The ofic- ial election returns from all counties in the State have bccn received and that on Lieu. tcuant. Governor verified, which shows . plurality of Il for Lampson, R., over Mar. pnIs. D. with tha exception of Governor all the Republican ticket is elected, as the Lampsop.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
Evidently a Flake. ["

WAsuiNoroS, November Is. Tho state mcnt going the rounds of the press to the effect that the Civil Service Commission is preparing for a congressional investigation is news to the commission. Commissioner Lyman. said this morning that he had heard nothing about it, but he had no fears of tho result should Congress decide to mako such an investigation.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
Iondon nnck Striksra

LONDON, November 1.-The dock strik- crs' accounts have just bccn audited The receipts amounted to 4s.o00 pounds. of which ai.ooo pounds came from Australia. The unions of Great Britain contributed only ioOo pounds. The surplus 5000 pounds will be disposed of in accordance with the opinions of tho donors.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
Marine Conference.

WssHsSGrox, n. c. November l4.--At the sesion of the marine conference to. day a number nnimportant amendments were proposed and adopted, after which an ad- iournment was taken until tomorrow morning.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
Psanaylran,a.. Rs,arn..

HAnnIssuRa. Pa. November is.--Thc e1ieiAl returns of the vose for State Treas nrcr havs been received at tho State De. rartment today. The total vote waa Boyer R. ssi,st4; Bisler, D, 9s0sls; 5shistea. F, sA1ol.
The Forrest City times., 1889-11-23
BusIncss at . stsndst,ll.

Rio DE JASsiao, November is.-The re public was proclaimed at Bahia and Per. nambuco without opposition. Those cities gre quiet but business is at e standstiil.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19
PRINCETON rnLLEGE.
John G. Green school of Seience-D"phrt
ment Of Electrical Engineering


Candidates for the degree of Electrical
Engineering from this institution VIII be
admitted to course of special study
having hat end in view, and extending
over TWO years, on passing satisfactory
examinations in the following subjects.
Mathematics, including Trigonometry,
Analytical Geometry Deierentlal and
Integral Calculus; Physics, equivalent TO
the course at this college Isee Anthony
and Brackets Text Books Elements OF
Chemistry.
Ability to read French and German Is
desirable
Students who have pursued the course
in the academic department of the col
lege through the junior year, and have
taken the elective course in Mathematics,
and also students who have completed
the junior year in the John c. Green
school of Science will be admitted to
this course.
The course will be full, and fully illus
trated both As respects electrical theory
and the applications Of electricity in the
industry, such as electrical lighting,
transfer of energy, electro-chemlslry'
tlectro-metallurgy, &c.
Examinations for admission Will be
held June 10Th and DIST in Princeton and
at other points where examinations are
usually held.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-19
property Transfers.

The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were admitted to record in the
Chancery Cour, Yesterday:
VIM. y. Bragg to Mary I. Schultz,
trustee. west side of Pine between Main
and Cary, 10 i1-12xl0i, improved. $1,000;
A. VI. Kelley, trustee, to F. p. Turner
trustee, west side Of Third between
Leigh and Jackson, 26x79i also north
west corner Leigh and Third, 74xl2l, -;
II. Seldom Taylor, trustee, and others, to
A. c. Maynard, north side Leigh between
First and Second, inches by 1856, 500
Julia =. Loving to VIM. krug, southeast
corner of Clay and Henry, 33fxl45f, i'm
proved. $500; Mary +. Ware and
others 10 r. d. Chesterman. north side OF
Marshall between Henry and Smith, y
u12xlj3t, improved, $3.50; Joseph a.
Sadler 10 Victoria b. Sadler, east side OF
Belyidere between Maiden Lane and
Rowe. 30xlO0, s.; Tazewell Elicit to j.
b Elan, trustee, east side Sixth between
Main and Franklin. 26xl20, improyed'
also west side OF Fifth between Grace
and Franklin, 81 ll-l2xllsi, improved
81 800