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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-16
AMERO Il CASTLES,

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Wholesale groccrs and importers,
Nos. 60, go, 81 and G6 Tchoupiloulas
Street, New Orleans. has an able and
reliable representative in the person
of Mr.. Horace +. Shropshire, a gem
tIcman Of long experience in the gro
Gerry and liquor business in the Ores
cent City. Mr.. Shropshire while
here this week taking orders from our
merchants and those OF Moss Point,
gave us n call. The firm of Cameron
& Castles purchased Phillip Thomp-
sons business for 100000 cash, the
first of March last and took possession
at once. and 10 new firm is doing a
better business than this. Ihelr
goods are fresh and exactly what they
represent them to be. Without hcsl-
tation we commend this firm TO our
merchants all along the Gulf Coast.
Hunter, Benn & Co., arc pushing
the work on their planning mill and
other buildings. When complet'd
this will be one of the finest sawmhl
plants in this section.
Mr.. John Wilson can he found al
the ice house near the depoi'
Mr.. Wilson is an accommodating gen
t,emeu and is ALWAYS ready to wait on
customers.
Remember, that Satur-
day, May 18th, is the prima-
nv election in this county for
delegate to the Constitutional
Convention.
There will he a mass meeting of
the different religious denominations
on the 18th inst. at this place in the
Methodist church, in the interest OF
The American Bible Society, TO which
all are invited. The meeting will be
addressed by Rev. j. W. McLaurn
of New Orleans.
SCRANTON c. l.. S. C.--P, ogrammc
Tor May 20lh:
Answer to roll call with five minute
papers, intersperscd with music by
The following person.: Prof. e. N. A.
Youcc, Miss Kate Peterson, Miss a.
Pol, Miss NJ. Pol, Mr.. G. 4. Chidscy.
Question Box.
Critic--Mrs. Yorce.
---The mite party at the residence
of Mr.. II. b. Evcritt last Thursday
night of last week was quite a success,
socially and financially. 1t was a so
cial gathering dashed with refresh
ments, from which, and the gate fees,
Esnme 500 nett was realized. This Is
TO be applied TO paying a balance on
the church organ, enclosing the
church with a fence, etc.
Every Democrat in the
county should vote at the
primary election on Satur-
day, May 18th, for that true
aid tried Democrat, Mr..
Walter NJ. Denny, for dele
gate to the constitutional
Convention.
MAYORS CoURT.-The fOllowins
d~epredators of the law were tried be
fore Mayor Matthew this week:
John Cuker, swearing on the street
Fined $3.50.
G. Colsen, swearing on the street
Fined $3.50.
Nathal Tr%Ostatin, drunk aud disof
derby. Fined $500.
John Earkson, drunk and disorder
ly. Fined $500.
Charles Deyman, drunk and disor
derby. Fined $500.
James King, drunk. Fined 81 d
and committed for ten days on tn
streets at hard labor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-16
Healing sTtlg HOTEL!

These Celebrtcd Springs are open sum
MFR and WINTER, Board, per month.
s3g: per week, so Hack fare Tree lot
Weekly and Monthly B0ardrt+
Comfortable hacks ruu by II. p, Hearon'
who meets Ill trains and care or all pas,
senpers at Buckatuuna, Mississippi. lOV
pounds of Baggage Free. Buy ticket 70
Bnckatuna, Miss, Mobile aud ono RAN
road. Inquiries answered promptly
Address, H. j. PETfUS, PROPRIETOR;
Healing Springs, Ala.
-, ,aoo 6-6m
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-16
Dental Notice

Howard T. Stewart, ID. ID. s..
will open a dental Office in ScTautOn, be-
tween May and Jnne I, 1890.
special aftenfion given TO crown aud
bridge work aud correction Of irregulari-
ties. Respectfully,
II. n. STEWART,
Greeuville, Miss.
May 3, loo. left
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-16
ELECTION, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1890.

Our terms for announcing candidates
for office are as follows: State and DIS
trict, SIS; County, $40 Beat, IS; Mayor
and Aldermen. IS each. No a%nnouucc-
ment will be published unless accompa-
MED by the CASH.. Positively ITO devia-
ton from tins long established rule.
Calls on persons to become candidates
will be published at regular advertising
rates.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-16
FOR DELEGATE TO Tic CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
We are authorized to announce
MIR. WALTER Nj. DENNY,

as a candidate for Delegate to the Con
stitutional Convention from Jackson
county, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratie party.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-16

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-29
N NJ STOCKS.

Ups and Downs in Market Values On ens
New York Exchange.
New YORK, April 3.-The stock markes
to-day was very active and strong, with
an upward movement and q great ma
iority of the list, Notwithstanding reaiiza'
tions, were a fraction higher tonight will
some material gains.
Governments were barely steady.
Petroleum-Opened strong; spot MNv
May s4N, and closed steady; spot sA,s
May SAX.
Bar silver-S1.6.
Copper-Lake, $14.4O.
Lead-Fairly steady; domes'ic' s.'o-'
Tin-Easier; straits, $3O.3.
Cloosun atONkR.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-29

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
\. 7. Hauser, yohn =. Cultln'
A. M. Hotter. X. :. hainlitoh'
Granville stuart, y. X. Allen,
r. M. Kieinschmidt, Henry NJ. Parchen.
T. q. Power,
General banking business transacted. interes
paid on time doposits.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-29

Money on call easy, with no loans
Prime mercantile paper. 5@Ic.
Sterling ExchangeIQuiet and steady;
6OLday bills, SASSY; demand, N.s'.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-29
MONDAY EVE., MAY Il

Committee of Arrangements:
Capt. Silven Hughes. Lieut.. w. N: Kelly
Lieut.. Frank O'Brien, Sergt. Pat WALSH,
Corp. Pat sullivan, Corp. j. IL. Rooney
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-31
Faunnier Items

Tho total decrease in the assessment of laDds,
&c, in Fauquier county, as compsred with 1850
is 81 500 coo.
Mr.. 3. N. Brooke, who has been in Europe for
several months, returned to Warrenton few days
ago and will remain there for some time.
The Board of Supervisors has ordered county
levy of 80 per of state tax, loss cspitaLion
instesd of 25 per cent, for county purposes; also
a county levy of s cents on 500 for free schools
and district tax for free schools in Scott district
of cents, in Centre of cents, in Lee OF cents,
and in Cedar run of 10 cents.
In the County Court on Monday lsst G.. L. Sea-
ton was appointed and qualified as Commissioner
OF Roads Tor Scott district; Clinton M. Peach
qualified as administrator of W. Seldom Peach, de-
ceased the will Of Siss Hume deceased. was sd
mitted to probate, and Edwin Hume qualified as
executor the will of Mary E. Foster, deceased,
was admitted to probate, and James 3. Foster
qualified as executor; the will OF Mary L. skink.
er, deceased, was admitted to probate
Messrs. T. Payne ]. P. Jeifies and Eppa
Hunton IT., commissioners in Stouc vs. Gray, sod
on Monday two tracts of land. one containing 6 /,
acres and poles, and the other 80 acres and s
poles, 70 ]. M. Alice for SIS per acre. General
w. H. Payne and Col w. w. Williamson, t1us-
tees have sold the Foley House aud lot, in The
town of warrenton, to AIDert Fletcher for $780,
j. p. Jefrries trustee has sold 72la acres near Or
lean, belonging to B. Ashby, to ]. A. Bethune
for $500, and Eppa Hunton. IT., trustee, has sold
100 acres, belonging to Andrew V. Payne, to g..
A. Wines for S.. SO per acre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-31
HEWs OF. The Day.

The new 50 600 600 loan OF the B and o
r .llroad has all been taken.
Mr.. Clifton r. Brec kinridge, of Arkansas
has been renominated for Congress.
The President yesterday evening went tc
Cape May where he vii! stay the remainder
of he week.
10 conse quence of the failure of the rice
crop starvation is reported Ia all the large
cities OF Japan.
There will probably be from 35 to &c
farmers Alliance men in the next United
States House of Representa- yes.
The House of Representatives yesterday
agreed on the conference report of the DIS
trict of Columbia appropriation bill.
Eugene Coulfield, II years old, shot and
killed his stepfsther, Il. II. Boyden. for as
aaultlng his mother, at st. Louis, yesterday.
Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson
Yesterday called at the White House and
made final tender Of his resignation, to
take effect at once.
The democrats OF the fourth Georgia col
gressional district yesterday nominated U.
l.. Moses, an alliance man, 10 succeed Rep
resentative Grimes.
1t Ia said that Salvador Is ready for arbi-
trstlon. Her troops have been victorious
over the Guatemalans and she is prepared
but not anxious for more fight.
The tln-plate and sugar items 10 the tariff
bill are likely to cause break 10 the repub-
lican line In the Senate. II is thought there
will be modification of the tin plate clause.
Seven bodies of persons drowned in the
Louiae-Virginis collision 10 the Baltimore
fob
water yesterday, making eight so far recov
cred. Oae of the il ured died. This makes
twsIve now accounted for, while two. and
perhaps three, are still missing
a disastrous corfsgration broke out last
night on the lake front Ia Chicago. IL be
gan on the docks of Fl Z-immons d Council,
and quickly epread to he lumber yards. Ten
acres of lumber we're consumed, together
With 40 freight cars. The direction OF the
wind alone saved the shipping and ware
houses In the vicinity. Toe loss will not
exceed $500 900 Five hundred thousand
telegraph poles, grea. quantity of railroad
ties and oak plank, besides WEARING ma
terial, several huge store buildings and 81
gantic plle-driver were destroyed.
The town of Terra Alba. W. Va, was OK
cited yesterday, the cause being the arrest
Of Marshall Spindler, prominent merchant
of the town, and his wife, upon the charge
of arson. Daring the trial the crowd was
greatly surprised when quiet-looking,
we'll dressed lady walked up TO the maeis-
trate's desk and preferred the charge of big
amy against splndler. 1t was alleged that
Spindler was ma5ried to the prosecuting
witness on the l day of December, 1879, In
Somerset county. Pa, and that afterwards
in CovlDgton, KY he married Hattie Nc
Gorgie with whom he has been living in
Terra Alba. He was held for the grand jury
to answer the charge of bigamy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-31

MR.. EDGAR ALLEN, OF Richmond. more
generally known In Virginia as Yankee
Allen" but spoken of in the northern news
papers as General Allen says the Force bill
while not perfect, is the most feasible check
upon the existing determination to thwart
tho popular will and st flo the suffrage OF
the colored race in the South and that unless
1t or some kindred measure Is adopted by
the present Congress-, the republicans will
have lost the only opportunity they have
had In the last twelve years to do justice by
section Of az faithful adherents as the re-
publican party of tie country ever had
Mr.. Allen was poor when he came South,
after the war. He is now rich. He has &C.
cumu ated all his wealth 10 the section in
which, he says. there Is IAN existing de-
termination to thwart the popular will and
stile the suffrage Of the colored race" 1t
was reported some time ago that Mr.. Allen
contemplated selling out In Richmond and
moving to Washington, where there Is not
only a determination 10 stiff the suffrage OF
the colored race, but where that suffrage Is
entirely suppressed. Entertaining such an
opinion as Mr.. Allen does of the South the
report referred to ought to he true.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-31
Attempted Lynching

VIcK=BUhG. Mas., July 3l-John JJhc-
SON, Swede, employed az wa,cansn ea q
raft near this city, shot and instantly killed.
a negro woman named Elsie William, rhe
having stolen his provisions which he kept
in his tent on the ral-. After tie shooting
Johnson defended his teat for pn hour
against hundreds Of angry negroes. W"ea
the officers arrived and started to Ill with
Johnson hey had q running fight with tho
Infatuated negroes nearly the entire dir
lance. Johnson was knocked down b q
blow on the head but vas finally land ID
safely In jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-31

THE New York Herald says: "a south
ern newspaper intimates that in the event
of the passage of the Force bill the south
ern people will require education as qua.-
ifcation for the suffrage. We should like
to see such test, not only In southern but
northern communities +" Neither the
southern paper 'e!erred to nor the Herald
can be well up" in the recent history OF
the United States, for if they were, they
would know that by the terms upon which
most of the southern States were readmit-
ted into the Uaion. though the republicans
declared they were never out of 1t, they
were prohibited from imposing aH education
al qualification upon suffrage, aud tnst too,
though the northern States were allowed TO
retain that privilege, and exercise 1t to this
Gay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-31

WHEN MR. PRIDBMoRE represented the
8 district of this State ia Congress,he said
he was determined that nobody in the
House should be bigger demagogue than
himsslf, and that he would therefore vote
not only to give evsry man farm, but, in
addition, $500 to build house on 1t. Upon
this idea, but no other. all the southern
democrats In Congress could vote for the
sub-.reaSury bill. And besides, as the rich
manufacturers, and ship, mine and railroad
owners are grabbing at the contents Of the
government treasury, and as the repub-
cans seem to be pushing the government to.
ward the brink of destruction as rapidly as
possible, 1t is hardly worth while to attempt
to keep some of the farmers from reaching
their share OF the swag during the short
time any of 1t will remain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-31
Telegrap'nic Breyities.

Mrs. Rebecca Cable, mother of Geo. W.
Cable died at her home in Northampton
Mass, this morning.
The British squadron, under Vice-Admiral
Watson. arrived at Newport, r. l.. this
morning, and were greeted with statutes
from Fort Adams and the navy training
station.
Unless Aldrich & Bremnor, of Chicago, accede
to the demands of their striking journeymen
bakers, it has been decided by the bakers union
to declare shut down of every bakery in the
city, including those which have acceded to the
strikers terms.
It is said that the off ,ers Of the Modern Wool
men, mutual life insurance company, have been
conducting the aff4irs of the concern In crooked
manner and to avoid onsitility tried to re
move tho headquarters from Illinois to Iowa, but
an Injunction has boon issued restraining them
from doing 80.
Tho bodies ofa boy aud a girl who were drown
cd by tho collision in Baltimore haroor on Mon
day night, wero recovered to-day. All the mssl ne
are now accounted for, Laura Wosden who was
supposed to have been drowned, having returned
home.
Yesterday afternoon gas was struck at Kings
willie Ont, at depth OF 600 feet, and tho no" Ii
now estimated at 100000 cubic feet day
Tho roar is doafcning, and when tho vein was
struck drills were thrown high in air.
Jeremiah Miller, woodchoppcr, living in
lonely cabin ON North Mountain, eight m lei
from fredericksburg Pa. becoming jealous OF hi'
wife, shot and MORALLY her yesterday and ther
killed himself.
Geo. L. Schuyler, of New York, guest on the
yacht Electra. of tho Now York yacht squadron
off New London, Conn, was found dead in hi
cabin this morning.
violent outbreak of diphteria has appeared al
Rel Bay. fishing settlement on tho Labrador
coast and half the population of 300 arc dowI
with the disease.
After being out for fourteen weeks the strike o
the coskmakers in Philadelphia has ended in
Victory for the laboring mer.
Two attempts to wreck the Flying Yankee
fast express from St. John, N. B., for Boston wer
made near Chelsea last night
Dr. VIM. Brodle aged CT, ono of the best know
physicians in Michigan, died last evening at hi
home in Detroit.
The North Dakot. republican State convention
last night nominated Capt. Burke, of Fargo for
Governor.
Permission for the landing of the wife of Dr.
Langdon, Chinese dentist at San Franci:co ha
been denied.
The amount of gold engaged for shipment
Europe so far this week amounts to $2,50O.OOC
Tho first mechanical patent was issued in thi
! country 100 years ago to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-31
VIRGINIA NEWS.

T. II Smith has been appointed postmas-
ter at Manchester.
Mrs Noble B Peacock died at her home
near Wbeatland, Lludoun county, en- Mon.
day.
Mrs. 81. a Gibson, rellct of the late DR..
Gibson. of Cia.ke county, died last week,
aged SO yeaEs.
Montgomery county has chosen delegates
favorable to the denomination of Paul @.
Einonds for Congress.
Governor Mckinney pronounces the force
bill unnecessary, uncalled for and upcon-
stitutonnl," but says Virginia is opposed to
the s. stem OF boycotling.
The republicans of the First district met
in Washington yesterday and decided to
hold the Congressional convention Ia Fred
ericksburg on August Is b.
Martha Hopkins has sold to J. A. Seaton.
jr., of Fairfax county, house and lot on
the vest side of St. Assph street between
Gibbon and Franklin, for $500.
Mira Ellen NJ .Gregor Ewell, wife CT Dr..
Jesse E1ell, sr, OF Prince William county,
died at Dumba IN that county, on the
9TH Instant, in the 9l-t year of her age.
A double tenement house on Church
street, Norfolk, WAS burned lest night, and
several persons narrowly escaped with their
lives. Miss Pauline Singer was badly
burned.
Yesterday near Waynesboro. William and
John Kioier, with John Romsck, were
out hontiug. William KILLER separated
from the other two, and returned to
Wsynesboro about niahtfall. John KILLER
and Romack had not returned at nine
O'Clock at night, and William started out to
look for them. When about thirty steps
and said. Halt !" and when about twenty
steps apart, John commanded halt" agaia.
and fired. The load struck his brother,
pierclnp his breast, causing instant death.
He was arrested but John supposed that his
gun was empty. He was acquitted. The
deceased leaves a wife aud two children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-31
COMMON COUNCIL.

At callel meeting Of the Common Council
of the city of Alexandria, Va, held on the goth
day of July, 1890 there were present: John I
Sweeney, esq President. and Messrs- Aitcheson
". 8. Moore, snowden, Fisher, Tallenger, Davis,
Harrison, French Smoot, Stiider, Chler and Har-
~ smoot.
Messts. James Smith and DR.. g.. T. kiipstein
were granted The privileges of the fl 'or for the
purpose of msking stat ements in reference to the
petition Of the latter for permission to erect two
frame bindings On Fayette street, Deae Priuce.
The petition having been received from the
Board of Alderm en-, their action wss concurred in.
Tho boarl then adjourned.
Teste: JNO I. JOHNSON, Clc1k.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-31

THE MCKINLEY tariff bill imposes high
er duty on the articles farmers have to use
than the tariff bill DOW in operation, high
as that is. But even under the latter the
American manufacturer can afford to, and
does, cell his products to the foreign farmer
at lower prices than those at which he lets
the American farmer have them, and still
make large profit. How any poor man
can support high tariff party is puzzling,
but how poor farmer can do 30 passes hu-
man understanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-31

privilege. TIE charge made IN the editorial
was indefinite.
Mr.. Rogers, o! Arkansas. said that it was
generally understood that the Speaker
passed all the bills in this House. There
fore the charge was an infsrentia charge
against the Speaker aud as amicus curi,e he
thought that the resolution should ha
adopted.
Mr.. Peters. Of Kansas. was opposed 10
dignifying the editorial By paying any a.
tentioo to it. The man who could Pen such
an article must b. eithe. corrupt or a nan
of he dsussst ignorance There was NOT =
man 10 the House who did no. know tina.
the charge was absolutely false. Ha denied
that the writer had any right to make 81
charge in The name fths Farmers Al,i.nc.
There were some members of the Farmef-'
Alliance who were demsgogues. and wso
were attempting to lead the alliance into
politics and outside of lis lesi Innate snbe,e
of action. and these msn wa-e feeding moon
just such utterancss rs this editorial cof =
tanned. They were trying to create the 10,
preston that all pub lie inca were corrup
and that they were the o0ly victuous men
iu the Uulon ard therefore should hs IN,
into otlics.
Mr.. Richardson, of Tennessee. ctarac a..
lied the additional charge SIS an assault VI
on the integrity Of The House ana argued
that the House owed il 10 its fair fame 10
have the matter investigated. After further
discussion the Speaker ruled that the res :
luton was not privileged one.
The House sustained The decision Of the
chair-an appeal having been taken by Mr.
Oates-by vote OF yeas 90; nays II.
The House then went into committee Of
the whole on the sundry civil bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-31
Foreign News.


MECCA, July 3l.-The cholera epidemic
here shows no s'gn Of abatement. The
deaths from the disease average eighty
daily.
SYDNEY, Australia. July 3l.--Tne steamer
Lubbock, from Apia, brings rnmora of disor-
ders in the Samoan villages.
SHANGHAI, July 3l-The plain arcuad
Tientsin was submerged by the recent ovs:-
dow of the Pei 10 river. ali the reads in
the q oodcd distrio; were Destroyed. and the
crops were ruined.
BUENos AYREs, July 81 during Ihe,-
surrecton here the fleet which had ind
the revolutionary movement bomhsrted
the city for TWO days. Serious damage was
done 10 many builaipga. Oae thousand
persons were killed and 900 were wonad-
cd. The shipping in toe port sustained 20
damage.
HALIFAX. N. G., July 81 -GabIed il
structons were received here last night o.
deripg that her Msjesty's ship Comus shall
proceed to Anlicosti to drive I'll the rract'
cal wreckers who are plunderiDg the wreck
of the steamship Idaho Of it's valuable cargo.
An Ottawa dispatch states that the Canadian
cruiser Wakeham vas cent to the wreck,
but her officers and crew failed to drive { Il
the wreckers.
New York, July 3l.-A dispatc h received
in New York from Buenos Ayres tc-isy vim
Galveston says: "Telegraphic c1mmuplca-
ton with Buencs Ayres is reopened". The
officials OF the Mexican Telegraph Com
peny In this Gil sey the fact that this mts'
sage came over the TransanGine Line IL an
Indication that peace reigns throughout The
Argentine Republic.
VIENNA, July 81 The marriage of Arci-
duchess Maria Valera, second daughter ami
youngest child of the Emperor and Empress,
and Archduke Francis Salvador took paca
today in the parish church at I'chl. The
Archduchess recently renowned her rights
oil succession to the imperial throne in orifr
that abe might be free to marry the Arrb-
duke. who waa her own choice for hu.-
band
At the wedding breakfast The Emperor
announced the betrothsl ofArchduke feEi1
oand, third son of Archdute Karl Ludwig
heir -presumptive to the throne Of Apsirie-
Hungary, to Princess EiZ ,beth, eldest
daughter of Prince Leopold of BAgaris.