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Homestead Entry No. 274f.
Laud Office at N1tehitoohes, Louisiana, I

April 4st. 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following
1S named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support Of his
claim, aud that SAID proof will M made before
the Judge, or in his absence the Clerk OF the
District Court at Bellevue, La, on May 9th,
1889, viz. Julia Foster-Homestead Eutry No.
274l-fof tho southwest quarter of northwest
quarter; northwest quarter of southwest quar-
ter and south half Of southwest quarter Of
section 3. township q North, range 13 West
Louisiana Meridian. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upou, and cultivation Of said lard, Viz, VIM.
Aiken, Robert Aiken, Lee BrG1er and Alfred
Walton, of Collinsburg p O., La
WILLIS HOLMES, Register.
April /, 1889 may
The Bossier banner., 1889-05-09

W Yancy's Photograph Gallery,
In Bellevue, is well equipped with
new Lenses and accessories, and
works both the dry Instantaneous
and wet plate processes.
H just received, new scenic
Background and a Quadruplex En-
ameler which gives finish to Pho
tographs without the use of soap or
other injurious lubricants.
T Charges are made for work
only on delivery and approval.
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Mr.. Ben HOLMAN is offering
special bargains in all styles and
qualities of goods in gentlemens'
department, such as linen collars,
linen hshdkerehiefs, radershirts OF
all styles aud prices, lauudered
shirts, all sizes, styles and quality
suspenders, cuffs, umbrellas, hats
sc. If you want a bargain is any.
thing 10 the dry goods line, especial
y IN ready made clothing end gen
tlemen's furnishing goods, call or
Mr. HOLMAN, 220 and 222 Texa!
Street. Shreveport.
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A neat fitting boot or shoe sets

A neat fitting boot or shoe sets a
man off to better advantage than
any other article of wearing appa-
rel. John Bash, Market street, be-
tween Texas and Milan, Shreve
port, makes a superior boot and
shoe, at reasonable rates, guaran-
tees satisfaction and is prompt in
the execution of orders.
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The first Pacific railroad was
opened for business May 0, 1869
twenty years ago to-day, and the
battle OF Rpssca de la Palma, Mex-
leo, was fought IS years ago to-day.
The Bossier banner., 1889-05-09

A shrewd observer of morals and
manners dips his pen in the ink of
fore knowledge, and writ' s: "lle
that laughs at me to-day will have
some one TO laugh at him to NOR
NV
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Mr.. Euoch w. Harris died near
Doyliue last Thursday. Mr.. Harris
was about 65 years old, and a native
of the State of Mississippi. He
was an industrious, useful citizen.
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Only $4,000.
lax Gold Filled Case.

WE offer one of the fnest quality regular
w Ladies' or Gents size Ii Karat Gold
filed, Hunting Case Watches warranted to
wear 20 years, for only $1,000. Pendant bows,
thumb pieces and crowns are solid gold. These
cases are manufactured of two thick plates of
Solid Gold, IA Ea'a fine III s. Mint Assay,
covering an inpsr plate of fine composition
metal, which adds strength and durability to
them, and are guaranteed to bold their color
and wear eqU,.l to any Solid Gold in the mar.
ket. They are stem wind, pendant set and
fitted with genuine American, quick train
movements tElgin, Springfield Walthaml,
which are thoroughly inspected and adjusted
before leaving the factory and warranted to
be good time keepers. TIE newest model, con
tains the latest improvements and unsarpass-
ed for durability, workmanship and accuracy
of performances. These watches are fully
guaranteed and if any defect is found in the
material or workmanship they will be ex-
changed or the money refunded, as the pur-
chaser may elect The watch cannot be
bought OF any Jeweler fer less than $3S Will
| be sent by registered mail, postage paid, on
receipt of 5000, or if desired viii send by
express c. D. D., with privilege of exanlina
! ton, if 81 is sent as guarantee Of good faith
| address CHAS r GORDONt
) go Texas Street,, shzeveport, Las
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Sgr@W Sale,

Tvstrayed before G. b. Norman, J. P, Ward S,
II bJ DR. R. B. Martin, on April s, 1889, and
will be sold at DR.. r. B. Martins residence, 8
miles east of Rocky Mornt, La, within the
legal hours of sale, on Saturday May IS, 1889,
one Red Cow and calf-c6w has white streak
on neck and Sides marked crop of left ear,
and half crop in right car.
The owner is requested TO come forward
prove property, pay charges. &c.
W. G. BANKS, Constable
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Mrs HARRIET Davis has fine
stock of Millinery, Hats, Ribbons,
Trimmings, etc, all of the very latest
style, to which she invites the atten
ton of the ladies Of Bossier. Hel
prices are as cheap as the cheapest
Market street, Shreveport.
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THRoUGH CAR SERVICE.


sou UrHBOUED- D-lTrain No. |, Manu- Bondoir
;uffet Sleeping Cara, Cincinnati 10 New Or
ans Chattaaooga 70 Shreveport and Pull
,-n Buffet Sieeperz Cincinnati to Jackson
lille. via F.. T Y and Ga
Train No ;, Mann Boudoir Buffet Sleeping
ars Cincinnati "a New Ortausand Cincinnati
o Jacksonville. via W and A. Sieepers St.
Lons 70 New 0rleau viz VI and o.
Train No. Z, Pullutn Boudoir Buffet Sleep
ing cars Cincinnati to jacksonville, Florida,
VIA Fast Tennessee, Hirgiliu and Georgia Free
Parlor cars Cincinnati to- Lexington
N0RTHB0UND-Train M 2 Mann Boudoir
Buffet Sleeping Cars. New Q leans to Cincin-
1ati, Shreveport to Chattanooga. and Jack
SouvilIe Florida, to Cincinnati. via TY &
Ia. New Orleans t0 st Louis NJ y o.
Train No 6. Mann Bottdoir Buffet Sleeping
ars New Orletas to Cincinnati aud Free Par
Tor Lexington to Cincinnati
Train No 8, Pullman Boudnir and BefFet
Sleeping ear Cbatianooga to Cincinnati and
Sleepers Jacksonville to Cincinnati, VIA W
aud T. T Y ~ G.
X. f. GARRETT Tr.sv. Pass. Agent,
81 st Charles Street, New Orleans.
JOHN GAULT, ID q. EDWARDS,
General Manager Gen'l Pass & Tkt Agf
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The Farmers Union of this par
ish will give a picnic and barbecue
at Aldeu's Bridge, on the shreve
port aud Arkansas Railroad, on
Thursday, June 20. An address
will be delivered by Mr.. I. j. Guice.
State Lecturer.
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ANY one eau drift with circum-
stances. 1t takes pluck to stem an
unfayorable current. Set stout
heart against a stiff hill"
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The State apportionment for pub
lie schools in Bossier parish for the
quarter ending March 81, amo0nts
10 S1,194 IS.
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Shrewdness without c0nstience is
poor equipment even for this life,
10 say nothing of a life to come.
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There is economy in buying the
best goods. You can get them from
Mr.. Ben Holman, of Shreveport.
The Bossier banner., 1889-05-09

Hard work is the winning horse
in the race of life, much as he seems
to lag at the start.
The Bossier banner., 1889-05-09

Where there is a will to be good
and great there is surely way.
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Between good, better and best,
always choose the best.
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MRS. WARREETT DAVES,
Fashionable Lilliner,
MARKET STREET,
SHREVEPORT, La.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
In all the latest shades and shapes

Orders by mail solicited and given prompt
attention [may23
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Potato bugs are numerous in this
vicinity.
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Notice.

A fter thirty days, application will be made
"A Tor the relief Of }. A. Waggoner.
May9, 1889.
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They can who think they eau.
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Dewberries and mayhaws are ripe.
The Bossier banner., 1889-05-09

Thoughts are the rudders of life.
The Bossier banner., 1889-05-09

Cau is only another name for will.
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Ascent is better than decent.
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Teachers.

A II teachers Of the Public Schools of Bossier
IA Parish, before entering upon their duties
are requested to come forward, contract, and
be supplied with the necessary blanks.
j. II. KEYSER. Supt.
April Is, 1899 may I6
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GUSTAV S4la.GER, : Ages !.
10 Canal Street, New Orleans. Ii.
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Gardens are iourishing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
North Dakota senators.


RIsuAnCE. Nd. November 1.-Two bal
los we're taken IN joint session TINS after
noon. Johnson holding his ~ votes, Casey
coming next among the Republican candl-
dates With u. The second highest was D..
". Aiaratm. the Democratic candidate,
who received tie thirteen votes OF MS
PARTY. The session adjourned until L.
II when some changes arc expected.
The Joint Republican caucus which met
this forenoon broke Up in chaos. vote
wa. t2heu. but before IT was announced q
motion was made 20 adjourn. lhis was
opnooad boy the johnson men. whose count
showed that be had received = votes, ono
more than necessary for the choice OF the
caucus.
Tho Cha'r ruled the motion 70 adjourn
ont of ORDER but before ne conld be sus-
tanned the caucus had adjourned without
receiving an announcement Of the vote.
The Johusou.tes were wild with excite
ment and indignation.
The two houses then went into JOINT
session to take formal ballot, which re-
suited rs follows Johnson, 4 Crdway.
10. Casey. 10: Walsh, .; McCUmber. 4;
Iamoure. A: plummor, ]: Maratta Demo
craft. L.. No choice having been reached,
d recess wa then taken until !. VI. Forty
seven votes are necessary 20 elect. JOhn-
son needed one vote % have a majority Oh
tho Republican members.
THE johnson forces We're broken tonight,
and the Legislature Is further from the
election OF p United states senator than
ever. ON tho first ballot Johnson received
40 votes: Crdwav. 9: McCumber.3 Casey,
IS: Welsh. 5: Harrison Alien, 3, and Ma
rata Democrat, IL.
Tho second ballot was the same but on
the third ballot Johnson's vote fell 70 y;
Ordwav received ): McCumber. q Casey,
Y; Welsh, 3; Henry Lord, 4: Professor
Sprarue. Of Grand Forks University. 9;
Naratta. l3. Tho Joint session then dis
solved. and Will meet again at noon Oh
Monday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
MRS. sOUTHWORTH,
Tho slayer Of stephen E.. PeItus, Thought
TO he Insane.

Nrw YoRx. November 23-Mra. Hannah
y. Southworth, who murdered stephen l..
pcltus yesterday, spent very restless
night IN hor cell. 1ns morning there was
q SLIGHT Improvement m her condition.
The city physician has given orders that
Mrs' SuuthWor,h bee kept as Quiet az pos
s,bie. and ln consequence tho prslon waT-
don has issucd peromptory orders that no
ono outside 81 the WOman's counsel and
relatives bc permitted 10 see her. The
warden stated that 10 was expected that
Mrs Southworth would be much quoted
hy tomorrow. and might be inclined 90
speak about the tragedy
Tho counsel for the murderess called at
tho prison today and talked with ms
client for % l0n- time. WHen seen later on
and questioned o. o. the iiue of defence II
any or which he'd been determined upon,
the r,uir VIA made That the defence I'M
doubleday would DO insanity. There Was
mo doubt. Mr. Iiummc. sand, that Are.
SOuthw0rth was insane. HIS cuent was
iucohcronf 10 n her statements to-caY' we
result of Tire great SHOCK her usfN nnr eN--
tenn had sustained but iu oay or two
she would ho more rational As matters
stand Mrs S0ui worth'a statement % Aer
many Wr1nve is quito clear eLOurh:o tl-
able counsel to graphic with tAo case.
Mr.. ~. Is. Martin. tho woinan's brother,
v.ae among her carlv callers. ~ wg win
fa.s brother that Mrs. SouthvcTtn lived.
The scene between the brother aud SISTER
is described as of the most affecting cha
racfcr. She seemed 90 for,ot her position.
a. almost all of her inquiries were made
concerning her mother
Number of curious persons VISITED me
Tomb. Court this morning thinking Mrs.
Soutlworth would b. brought there. Ihey
were 30 appointed. Next tuesday she VIII
Dr al the lruNn.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
OFA RlOTous CHARACTeR.
One onlcer and Tive Men Killed and Many
Wounded.
nv telegram to me Dlspa,cn.i

JACKSONVILLE. Va, November 23.-The
steamship Ohyette. of the Plant Company
arrived at Key west TO-DAY directly from
Havana and brings reliable information
concerning the troubles there. which arc
of riotous rather than of an instruction;
arv character. Tho Tunes UntOn's special
CORRESPONDENT az Key West sends the fol-
lowing tonight: The Cuban disturbance
is confined to riots in san Crstonel owing
10 differences arising among the aldermen
there relative 70 the enforcement OF the city
ordinance. The Mayor called out the mill
tary aud the riot WAS quelled after two men
had been killed and several others wounded.
All other participants were arrested. On
November 2lst at Natanzas the military m
terfered with the civil authorities. which
so ncensed the latter that q not eusuod.
The two regiments OF Spanish soldiers met
during the riot on the street and fought,
creating much excitement. The fight be-
came general. and one officer and three
men were killed and many more wounded.
Trouble stil exists in and around Matau-
zas. though no serious fighting has oc-
Cured since Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
Tho italian T,rol 70 Assemble at Trent
Editors Released from Prison-A
Tighter Grip on Bulgaria.
rCopyrightod. 1882, by the New York Associated
Press

rCopyrightod. 1882, boy the New lork Associated
pres8l
Berlin. Novembcr 23.-The terms Of tho
truce between Austria and Russia winch
Prince Bismarck forced upon Count Hal
uokg are already partly fulfilled On the
Russian side. The Czar has stopped the
pan-Slavist committee itom sending agents
into Bulgaria. and pcrcmptorly warned
them not 20 foster in tie mean time within
Bulgaria any agitation.
TEo Austrian side brought about the
rupture Of the proposed marriage OF Prince
Ferdinand 20 Princess D'Aiencon.
TIL BULGARIAN LOAN.
Tho Austrian Finance Minister refused
~ allow on tie Bourse the quotation Of the
Iandcrbauks.
Count Kaluoky has written the Austrian
Consul in Sofa % modify his partis1nshlp
In behalf of Prince Ferdinand.
The session OF lrontinO has consented to
grant To IrentinOan autonomous local al
ministratlOn separate from the German
Iyrol, of which II has hitherto formed u
part. The members OF the ltallan l{roi
yin leucefcrth assemble at Trent. Inc
Dict at Innsbruck supported the eepara-
non. The Emperor Francis Joseph has
also ordered the release OF several lTeden-
fists imprisoned nj Innsbruck. including
Rossi and ZamVeri. the editors Of the
Italian EGpHdHfc who were convicted OF
treason. These concessions amount prac-
tiCalv 90 hut little.
II the Innsbruck Diet had not voted for
the separation of lrentlno. Emperor
francis Joseph would not have acceded 20
the proposal. 4 further reason for his
giving his assent Is that 10y dong 80 y stop
was put TO the manOuvlng OF Slgnor
Crispi. the Italian Premier, for tine anneNa-
ton of Trentino to Italv SignOr Crispi
has now abandoned his plan of visiting
Prince Bismarck az Friodrichzruper.
Although the quotation of the Bulgarian
loan has been stopped. Count halnOky per-
nitted the Landerbanks Yesterday % adj
vance D. 900, 900 francs TO the Government at
Sofa. His policy continues 10 be 10 secure
u tighter grip upon the Bulgarian Govern
lgent with or without Prince Ferdinand,
who. if changes are made IN his personal
situations. threatens to resign.
Russia behind the peaceful diplomatic
mask does not ccSse the uassing OF troops
uDon her frontiers. Within three weeks
eight regiments OF cavalry and SIX OF IN
fantry have been added 10 the troops sta
toned on the Galacian and BukOvlnan
frontiers.
me work of the railway extension on
the wilma, Kovno, Warsaw, and kieh lines
is being- accelerated in order that the
strategic system may be completed bv May.
The news from Brazil Is watched with in
tense interest. Public opinion tends TO
doubt the permanencv of the republic.
The North German. CARTE, referring TO the
probable necessity of sending wsr-ships TO
protect German interests, says:
Though the Braziians dislike the sight
OF blood the revolt may yet endanger the
lives of the foreign residents. The present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--SUNDAY. NOVEMBER "a, 1889.

sending on agent and grader to Norfolk.
Va, to buy cotton for them. Wright re-
quests 20 be informed If tho Treasury De-
partment really regards this practice rs a
violation Of the law. and If so that the pre-
scribed penalty be RENTED, as these men
were sent hero from England before 1t was
known their coming was prohibited. The
case referred To by Wright is one OF those
recently referred 10 the United States Dis
trict ATTORNEY at Norfolk with instructions
10 sue for the recovery of the penalty OF
81 900 prescribed for the violation OF the
labor-law, provided heis satisfied that such
action can be sustained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
A Coffee Firm Fails.

New You6, November 23.Ihe report
that the firm of Sanger e. Wells wore M
able 10 meet their obligations to-day did
NOT cause surprise on the Coffee EXCHANGE.
Rumors 10 that effect had been about Tor
the past ton days. II is SAID that thc,r
liabilities viii Doe about : 10,Ol2 and their
assets merely nominal The hrm eAp, rs
nm extension of tame. ard feel confident
that a settlement can bc made, allow nS
them six, twelve. and eighteen months,
and thcy Will be able to pay 100 cents On
the dollar. The cause of the trouble is
said 20 be the Investment oi some OF tae
firm funds IN patent palrel-lfctcry, tle
hcadWarters Of which arclu Detroit. Inc
firm dealt principally 10 Java coffee. II Is
an old-cstablished firm. Two or thfee
,'eors 400 in was known rs Sanger. Birds ~
Fisher. They controlled "a large amount
of out-of-town trade, chiefly among gro
GERS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

urged upon the Secretary the ezpediency
of this Government instructing Minister
Adams 60 complete the act Of formal recog-
milton. While it il doubtless felt by tho
State Department that the republic OF the
United States of Brazil has been establish
cd upon permanent basis. u is probable
the act of formally recognizing II through
our Minister will be postponed until there
Is an official bead or chief executive chosen
in pursuance Of some regular method.
Tho meeting OF Congress in Brazil has
been called for next month, when the new
republic will probably be launched with
complete organization. When that is ao-
complished the question of formal recog-
mtiou by TIM. Government VIII probably
no. be DELAYED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
THs wrArHsn IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY va
Mean ,empersture.....
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. November 23.--rha stock Market
owing % tho absence o' large NUMBER OF
brokers NJ eastern ports, was quies 10 dun to-
day, and fluctuations a. = rule we're eight ani
without. Significance The market displayed
firm undertOue throughout Atchison was strong
on tra somioriicial statement thst tho success OF
the raorganiSs ion plan would Oo announced To-
day, but ike all sctive stocks tts mai gain Was
iualgntncanL Tho cept,e Of interest In the
regular list Was Chesapeake aud Chlo, when
was strong ard active Tor all the classes OF stock
on the belief that tho Nsnderbtf aud BfoNe-
Morgan interests were buying Tor iurn, ana
had 80 advised their friends Common STOCK
was moet active, ia, preferred stocks took mo
lead. and both scored material advances. There
was more interest "a trusts. The most decided
strength was an wn by Cption on In the las.
hour and 10 closed with a marked gaia. tlns'
changes were aimost Al. IN the direction OF hiSh-
er fgIi-aA Sai"s aggregated =, JO shares
Eroninc.-i xcnsuge quiet ard steady az fslSa
4N' Money - f-inS al Oan sun roa VIZ
b.lances-Goii. ~, ai.tO0; currency. s''''oo
Governments duh and 'toaiy for IS: per
cents. i2,. ex. int a. couponA l0as ex. Int
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

wielders OF power must be warned 70
avoid measures that must force the Euro
pean States 10 interfere 10 protect tner
countrymen."
The Kreis Zeit,raq holds that tho recogni-
ton Of the republic Is impossible on the
mere success Of the pronunciamentai thab
the voice OF tho Constituent assembly,
must be first held.
Cable dispatches 10 Hamburg firms as
sert that the new ministry 10 divided by
fierce personal Quarrels; that GenetM
da Fonscca's dictatOrinl manners irritate
his colleagues, and that his resignation IS
desired. Any such item indicating wan
of cohesion in the new Govorniuent 81
Brazil finds prominence IN the semi-oilclal
press here. Tho prediction which hngS
some credence is that tho republic VIII
brcakintnthroe States -Equatorial. Benial.
and Southern. the latter having large
German population claiming the prOtec-
tiOn Of the fatherland.
ON tho Bourse Brazilian loans were sold
heavily, a. were also the shares or the
banks concerned therein. The Deutsche
Bank hes thought II necessary 10 issue
notice stating that II - not interested IN
Brazilian finances. The members OF the
Conorg family. who are related 20 Dom
Pedro. met ~ Vienna Yesterday TO consider
what action they should take IN the event
Of the appearance Of symptoms OF q mo-
narchist reaction. 1elerrams from Lisbon
were read ~ the meeting expressing the
hone of restoration of the monarchy.
The family feeling IS IN favor OF an attempt
10 place Dom Pedro sailor grandson
Prince Pedro. upon the throne. 1t has
been decided. however. 10 await the arrl-
val a. the cxiled Emperor.
The Germau Court VIII leave POtsdam on
Thursday and comoto Berlinf FOR the winter
reason, which promises 70 be the most
brilliant ever known 60 the empire ana TO
make up for q long succession OF mourn
inc. Numerous fes viii be given NJ the
Schlo.s household.
Minister Poosdorff has notified the Diplo-
matte CORPS of the changes IN the ceremo-
Mai etiquette at the Court ordered 10y the
/ Emperor.
E;nueror williams visit 20 Darmstadt is
fixed Tor the gth ultimo. The Emperor in
/ tends to quarrel with the Grand Duke OF
! Hc,sc for tine part taken b. MN IN tho
Morler affair.
The Emperor still withholds HE assent 20
1 the bctrothal OF his sister Margaret to the
CIarewtch.
/ Since Bismarck is reported as approving
/ the match. the Princess herself Is wiling
/ since the meeting of her sutton at Athens.
/ Thor reluctance of the Emperor Is attributed
/ 10 the weakly constitution Of the Care
witch. The fact that the Princess Is q Lu-
/ therau Is no obstacle 10 the match, as she
/ is ready to join the Greek Orthodox Church.
Prince Bismarck Is expected 10 take part
/ in the debate of the second reading OF the
/ Socialist bill IN The Rcichstac on Tuesday.
! The elections in Berlin for renewing one
| fhrrd of the memucrs OF the Municipal
/ Council resulted in the return Of "a Pro-
greseists and & Socialists. no Conservative
was returned, IL spite Of the official sup
port.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24

NEW YORK. Ncv,mher sl-lhe total visible
supply n cotton Pr tho world h. etitll6 bales,
of which 2,ifi,-.l bales are American, tsalnss
gl3q,Ol2 and l,>sSl- bales respectively last
year. Receipts from al t1tsf0r towns. inh.bio
halos rcccip., 9Jl, 1871 bales; deopin sghi, s'Eg-
lTt Ualna.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-24
Tho Hawaiian Insurrsction'

SAN FnANc1sco, November 23.-HaWanan
adyices received by the steamer IelaiillA
state that Robert Wilcox, leader OF inc III
smrTection AT Honolulu last July has been
aconitted. The other persons engaged IN
,be ,nsurrection have also been tried. The
Cbinaman who was convicted was fined
S25o. and light fines were imposed upon
fen or twelve natives. Sumenes. inc pei
ofan who was the first one OF the cc0nspi-
sators convicted, has had his death-sen-
tence commutod by King Kalakakua TO one
wears imprisonment, after serving Whlen
he will probably be baniahod-