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New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEHS THIS MORNING.

FOreign.-The condition Of the King Of Spain is
somewhat improved; at a Cabinet meeting II was
decided that the crown, in case of the Kings
death, should pass to his eldest sister. - The
body of the dead Empress Augusta lay in state
in Berlin. ---- II is believed that several Guman
officers have been captured ly Arabs in last
Africa. - Nordenfcldt. the eunmokcr, has been
declared a bankrupt. =-- Or. Doelinser head
of the "Old Catholic" movement in Southern
Germany. died from influenza in Munich.
Congress.-Only the House in session: TIE
death of Mr. Kelley. Of PcnnSI lyania. was er-
nounced by his colleague, Mr. ONcll; and, after
the appointment of a committee of nine 70 at
tend the funeral, with a committee from the
senate. tie House, as mark of respect for
tie memory Of Mr. Kelley, adjourned. =- in
Committee: The claim, of Washington as the
sic for the Worlds Fair were presented before
tnc Senate Qpa3ro-C Centennial Committee; tire
tariff hearing Sas continued before the House
Ways and Means Committee.
Domestic.-Thrcc stubborn Democrats in the
Ohio LEGISLATURE expressed the determination u
vote against G. :. Bd,c for the senate. --
Three bodies recovered from the hulst c'.sson
al Louisville. --- ~ al explosion in Caruc- IS
Lac, Furnace AZ Pittsbura one man Was killed
aud several injured. -- TIE Eastern roads Ie-
fused 10 prO-ra'c Wth ~" 'ulcd-o-Nl I"ul f"ads.
- The trial Of tie Mowatt Will cas-. WIS begun
in the Supreme Court at N,wbur-
Steps were taken to form naval militia in Boston
City and Suburban.-The Brown Alumni Of
Ncw-York had a dinner in honor Of President
Andrews, of the University. Tie iltn
annual banquet Of the Holland Society was given
al the Equitable Buldng. - The ulucnza
seems 10 be looseniug is hold in this city, as
the dcath-rate is decreasing. - \ nuubcr Of
tie Committee of one Hundred started yesterday
for Washington, where they viii this morning
present 10 the Senate Committee the arguments
in favor Of having the Worlds Fair Of ls"2
lcrc, and the Committee Oh LEGISLATION madc
public the draft Of the. bill 10 provide for the
exhibition in this city. - Eighteen men were
rcscued from the sinking ship SDakspcre and
brought 10 this port by the steamer STAG. -
The supreme Court decided that General Duane
was eligible 10 be an Aqucduct Commissioner.
- Stocks dull with small fluctuations, and
closing steady.
TIE Weathcr.-Folecost for to-day Snow, or
rain: slightly colder az first then modera'inS.
Temperature yesterday: Highest, 40 degrees
lowest, 20 averagc, 81 -.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

That is their right. just as it is their right 10
take the contract of sweeping away. with any
lawful means at their disposal " the last yestige
of Republican representation from the South"
But if they 20 further and hunt about for
means to nulify the execution OF the acts OF
Congress. then they cease to he law-abding
citizens and so become foes OF the common veal.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

The disposition to become panic-strcken and
TO cultivate alarm in the community over the raw
ages of the grip needs to be reproved and dis
couragcd Ncw-Yorll will soon be all right if
she has fair chance.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

In framius a new ballot hw the Republicans
have hut one thing 10 consuI principle. That
must not o., sacrificed i'm the rcmotcSt degree
whether llill ctracts or persists. He we'll knows
he ha, made d mistake, and 'hat hc must get his
record straight and bis effort 10 do this will he
made at the expense of the reform and the Re
nuhlicln pnIiI.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

why should the Controller of the City OF
Ncw-York," says ex-Mayor Grace, be chosen but
from among the financial men of the. city who
nave the largest eXpericnce?" There are num-
Der of people in this town who have memories
long enough to reach back to the time when Mr.
Grace had the opportunity of naming Chamber
lain who by rights should be much of a inar
cier as the Controller. Did he make haste
choose him from the financial men of te
city who have the largest and best experience
BY no means. He selected his business ASSOCIATE
and serviccable tool, William VI. WINS, for this
responsible and lucrative post. Preaching and
practice ought to pull together better than that,
Mr.. Grace.
With the tentacles of Tammany Hall reching
out in every direction, there assurcdly room
in this city for another Democracy an' Police
Commissioner Voorhis has taken it upon himself
to organize one We wish Mr.. Vo0rhs much
10Y. but it must be said that he made bad
start when he sneered at ballot reform. Ballot
reform is bound TO come, and the wise politician
will not array himself against it, y. E-Oov-
ernor Hill is not wise.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGES

object-lesson than HilPs attempt to force his own
special variety Of bogus ballot reform on the State
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

The most distinguished honors will, as a
matter of course, DO paid by the House OF
Representatives TO the late Mr.. Kelley. An
adjournment was taken yesterday Immediately
after the adoption OF resolutions of respect and
the appointment Of u committee to attend the
funeral services at Philadelphia, and to-day
funeral services will he held in the hall Of the
House. The singular and suggestive fact is
noted in the Washington dispatches that Judge
kelleys death leaves his fellow townsman,
Mr. Randall, the oldest member of the House
in continuous service while another Pha-
dephian, Mr.. O'Neill, stands next in order
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

Governor lIils pet Alexander {. Eustlcc, of
Chcmung County, has been made chairman of the
State Civil Service Commission, and will no doubt
cndcavor to carry ont his masters bidding in that
Office Civil Service Reform the lIill pattern
VIII furnish u no less interesting aud instructive
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

The bill in relation to the Worlds Fair
which Will be presented to the Legislature is
made public in good time to let Congress know
that the State is ready TO act As soon as the
National Legislature authorizes it to 90 ahead.
Congress must take the initiative in dctcrmin-
ing that an International Exposition shall be
held, and where, and then the State and city
will have an important part to play. The iulI
text of the bill is carried in this issue OF THE
TRIBUNE, and although a large part of it re-
latcS to the technical matter of acquiring the
lands not already secured the importance of
the matter juStfcS the Surrcndcring of the
space which is given up to it. The claims OF
Ncw-Yolk and Chicago are to be presented to
Senator lIiScock'S committee to-day. This
city is fortunate in having Mr. Depcw as It's
spokesman. and he will be ably seconded by
delegation of prominent and influential cit
i.,,,.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

takes the contrary view, and of course Tam
many Hall will not be satisfied until the Court
OF Appeals has given a decision. THE TKB-
UNE has held that the question. having been
raised ought to be authoIitatiyely settled in
the only way possible, even though the law
as construed by the courts, should operate 10
remove General Duane. We are gyatiicd that
the decision OF the General Term is in his
favor and, this being So the further withhold
ing of his salary by Mayor Grant will be a
UalDablc Injustice.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

We feel authorized to state that. while Senator
Voorhees, is not az handsome as he was, he knows
more than he die before he made his reckless
attack upon the Administration IL is sad to see the
Seasoned sycamore Of the Wabash conducting
himself like the Ncrlcst sapline.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
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New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

As misery j, proycrbially said to love company,
New Workers. who contemplate with gloom and
disiuay the condition Of their streets. may get
utic satisfaction out of the circumstance That
other cities are not much better oil. For instance,
Mayor Hart, of Boston, IN his annual message
uttcrs this wall. after telling what has been
done: Meanwhile the public are not salts
fed. and our streets are regarded by some persons
as ilLpaycd, ill-swcpt and unsatisfactory II
is fortunate for Boston that only some persons
take. this view. In New or all persons hold
such opinions resarding our strccts-all persons,
that is except Mr.. Coleman and n few men VINO
have been in the habit of looking through his
eyes
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

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New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

The Board Of State Assessors have not yet
shown any disposition To rise one man and
move that Governor Hills motion that they hand
in their designations be- adopted by acchmation.
O no. When last heard from. they were chant
ing with much animapOu the immortal ieX-
olaim Few die and none resign"
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

Despite the action of the caucus, it appears
that a good deal of doubt yet exists in reference
to the next Senator from Ohio. Three Demo
Gratis refused 10 attend the caucus which nom
mated Broo, and will refuse to be bound by
It's action. As OHIO member OF the Legislature
has died and another is seriously i'll, the three
bolters hold the balance OF power. The
vote on Joint ballot, ii they continue 10 oppose
the caucus candidate, as Is confidently pre-
dicted, Will be tie-74 to a. The three
recalcitrants are said 10 be very stubborn
men. II remains TO be seen whether sufi-
GENTLY powerful arguments can be brought
10 bear TO induce them TO support the winner
in the caucus
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

Tammany Halls attempt TO get control of
the Aqueduct Commission by attacking Gen
eral Duanes eligibility has been blocked by
decision of the General Term. Judges Daniels
and Barrett hold that. the fact that General
Duane is on the retired list of the army does
not disqualify him from holding the office OF
Aoueduct Commissioner; Judge Van Brunt
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

Complaints have recently been made OF the
paucity of news from san Salvador. On in
yrstieation The Tribune finds that the Asso-
ciaicd Press. by means Of the facilities offered
by the Central and South American Cable Com
pany, has kept the public well informed of the
PROGRESS Of the recent revolution there and of
It's overthrow The South American Telegraph
Company has established an important enter
prise, and now that closer relations with the
Spanlsh-American countries are being formed.
We may reasonably expect that the Associated
Press will increase its news service from them.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18
Staple 4" Fancy Groceries.

Dr. Thompson visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. $. Thompson, a few days ago.
 Messrs. F. C and k < Bright, after considerable sickness, have about re- gained their health.
 Rumor says that a certain widower has other motives in visiting this sec ion besides selling mules.
 Still whisky claims mems lives as it's victims, and how strange that men will uphold the curse.
 Prof. W. C. Kelly will not teach any during Christmas week, but in tends visiting his parents, who live in Tennessee.
 They that have held cotton for a better price, and such is the case with many, are somewhat discouraged at the present outlook.
 Christmas is almost here and tue young people are going to expect s pleasant time. Parents, if you don want your boys to wander in forbid den paths just make little prepara- ton that will give them pleasant em- ployment, thus keeping idle hands out of mischief. NICopEMUs.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18

single vote that 1 thought calculated to assist the rebellion. So universal ly was my vote, except upon amend ments, negative, 1 was called by sev- eral friends the mo man..
 Since my escape north l have been engaged at intervals in organizing Arkansas troops for the federal ser vice. one regiment of which. not yet quite full, l was co nmauding when l was elected to my present position. V
 l will not admit that any man goes before me in hatred to thls rebellion, from its incipiency to the present, nor is there single man in Arkansas who entertains the least doubt of this.
 Lengthy comment is unnecessary. It seems MT. Fishback not only went back upon his people during the war himself, but actually per suaded others to turn upon and fight them, as he says he organized and commanded regiment. We don't think Mir. Fishback will ever again be elected l.. $. Senator from Arkansas, and, furthermore, we do not believe he will ever be made Governor of this great State.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18
.".More to Follow.

Capt. J. A. Ansley, who arrived in Montesano from Arkansas about q month ago, is looking up location for a colony from his old neighbor- hood in that State. Ten families are expected to arrive about the mid de of the present month. The Captain has removed his family to Hoquiam, with the exception of two daughters who are permanently en- gagged on the Washington Democrat force.
 Captain Ansley is widely known character in Arkansas, having pub lished paper of extended influence for number of years, and having served three terms Tn the State Leg islature, and will be able to do much good in Chehalis county in the way of influencing others to seek home with us. The Captain is very well pleased with the country, and, at our solicitation, has promised to fav- or us with an article on his impress ions.of Western Washington, which will appear in an early issue. Keep look out for it. Washington Democrat, Montesano, Wash.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18
 Laneburg Leaflets.
Some wintry weather.

Some wintry weather.
 Hog killing was the order tic past week.
 With the exception of few scat tering bolls in a few fields, the fleecy staple is all gathered around here.
 Hogs generally fattcned on mast here, saving heavy expense of feeding corn, which is distressingly scarce. .=.- ..=.>>..=...=s
 We had an interesting lecture on the evils of tobacco, Saturday even ing, by one Dr. Pomeroy, who claims to hail from Indiana.
 A young MT. Jones, agent for the Clingman Nurseries, of Homer, La, was here the first of last week, deliv- ering fruit trees, etc., subscribed for by our citizens last spring.
 F.. B. Murry, Esq, has his house up and will soon have t ready for occupancy. Now, the question in- teresting as is, who is going to live in it besides Edgar? Doubtless we will find out ere lorg.
 The above mentioned Dr. pomeroy and a MT. Patterson, both claiming Indiana as their home, have been in our community for few days pros- pecting for farming lands. The Doe tor talks like locating in our burg to practice his profession. He claims to be nephew of the noted Brick Pomeroy," of political fame.
 Coop LUCK.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18
Emmet Etchings.

J. NJ. Hallom has sold his place to MT. John Wade.
 Mrs. II. Zappa is visiting in St. Louis, at present.
 MT. Horace Sherley, of Brandon, Texas, is here now.
 Rev. C. D. McSwain preached here last Sunday morning.
 Mir. Walter Caught, of Prescott, was down last Sunday.
 Madam rumor reports more we'd dings in the near future.
 Miss Octie Garland visited her father and mother Sunday.
 MT. Vim Marshall has rented the mill and gin of MT. John Haltom.
 Where is the flour mill that history says is located at this place: l can { find it.
 Work has been stopped on the C. P. church until they can get more money.
 Messrs. Shell and Cunningham have sold out their store to a colored school teacher.
 Miss Dessie Duke, formerly of this place, but now of Prescott, visited friends here Sunday.
 Glad to hear of so much improve ment going on in Prescott. Hope she will continue to grow.
 Prof. Johnson tells me that he has q full school nOw-all that he and his assistant can attend to.
 Our new preacher, /. W. Richard son, has come and gone to work Wish him success in his new work.
 should have said that Esq. J. l.. McGough instead of Rev. E. Landers otliciated at the wedding of W. Tolan.
 One night last week some person tried to break into the pOstotlice at this place. They left key in the lock.
 The Goodspecd history was deliv- cred to subscribers here last week. Some offer to take half price for theirs. .. .-.....
 Married on the 14th, at the resi- dencc of the bride, by Rev. w. k. Barham, MT, Early Kersey and Mrs. Helen Windham. "... ....:..
 Married, at the residence of the brides father, on the 18th inst, by Rev. w. k. Barham, NIT. Elias Cal laway and Miss Lou Kersey.
 Messrs. C. B. Moore and C. A. Landers bored an artesian well in four days, last week, that runs q stream three-qusrters of an inch in diameter. Quick work, that. =*:...~:. ">.. DAMOCLks.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18

If you want the highest cash mar kct price for yoar eggs, chickens and other produce, talked it to White Brothers.
 Sick headache is the bane of many lives. This annoying complaint may be cured and prevented by the oc- casional use of Dr. J. II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Pellets (lttle pills).
 Disease lies in ambush for the weak; q feeble constitution is i'll adapted to encounter malarious at- mosphere and sudden changes of temperature, and the least robust are usually the earliest victims. Dr. J. II. McLean's Sarsaparilla will give tone, vitality and strength to the entire body.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18
Cold Waves

Are predicted with reliable accuracy, and people liable to the pains and aches of rheumatism dread every change to damp or stormy weather. Although Hoods Sarsaparilla is not claimed to be l positive specific for rheumatism, the remarkable cures it has effected show that it may be taken for this complaint with reason able certainty of benefit. Its action in neutralizing the acidity of the blood, which is the cause of rheuma- tism, constitutes the secret of the success of Hoods Sarsaparilla. If you suffer from rheumatism, give Hoods Sarsaparilla fair trial; it will do you good.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18
Harmony Hash.

Winter.
 High prices.
 The horrid tariff.
 Whall shall the children have for Christmas.
 Mir. Thomas Garrett has 2 light attack of the slow fever.
 Renters are moving and getting ready to start with the new year.
 MT. Joe Garrett left Saturday to visit his sister near Bonham, TeX.
 Dr, Wren made a business trip to Lewisyile the fore part of the week, There is some talk ef the school closing at Pisgah for want of pat ronage.
 Our school is on a boom. Average attendance of 60 scholars with so enrolled.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18
DEMO -RATs, ATTENTION!

{ convention of the Democrats of the various townships in Nevada county is hereby called to be held at the various voting precincts through out the county on Saturday Decem' Der ?, 1890, at o'clock p. m., for the purpose of determining the choice of the Democratic party Tn said townships for a candidate to III the vacancy occasioned by the death of Justice II. NJ. Sandels of the Sn- preme Court. And for the purpose of determining the choice oi the county on said question, coaN'h- ton of the Democrats III NeNaua county is called to meet at the court house in the town of Prescott on Sat urday, January ,, 1891.
 ]. NJ. DENMAN,
 Chm. Dem. C. C. C.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18
w. V. ToMPKINS FOR JUDGE.

It is now positively known that C. E. Mitchell will resign the office of Circuit Judge of this circuit-he publicly announced to the grand jury at Texarkana Saturday that he would resign within the next sixty days. So his successor will soon have to he chosen, and Col. w. ". Tompkins of this place is, we think, the right man to fill it. He is an able, successful attorney. full of vim and energy, and very studious-a progressive man. He would give satisfaction both to the bar and peo- pie. These things alone entitle him to the office. And he has doEe hearty and effective party service for number of years past. In the recent State and Congressional cam paigns he made effective speeches all through this section-this makes his claims the stronger. He is well known and very popular, and could easily be elected. Upon the strong solicitation of many friends, in this and adjoining counties, he has de- cided to make the race, and, we feel confident will get the nomination and be elected. We learn that both Cols. k. E. Williams and Joe Con- way of Hcmpstead county, have pos itiYclN refused to run.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18

Oliver $. Jones, Union Labor can didate for Auditor, is going to the the Indian Territory, His complex ion is as shady as his politics, and when he gets there he will have no difficulty to prove himself ''tubbe' of native blood. Now, as "tubbe" or ''ubbe" means "killer," we sup pose he will call himself Union Labor { tubbe - translated into English, Union Labor killer. This would be appropriate, as he succeeded admir- ably in killing off the Union Labor party in Nevada county. -.[ Lonoke Democrat.
 MT. Jones went out to the Nation prospecting several weeks ago, and, we learn, will move there if he can sell out here.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18

Tuesdays Arkansas Gazette gave on account of very destructive fires that occurred on Sunday morning. at Dardanelle and Monticello loss es about S15 1000 at each place. The Post at Dardanelle, and Monticel- lonian at Monticello, were destroyed. Regret misfortune of our fellow journalists. ".-.. ..:. ..~
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18

The Supreme Court of Mississippi having confirmed the decision of the lower court, Hemingway, the de faulting treasurer, goes to the peni- tentiary and will wear the stripes for SIX years This is the way Demo- cracy punish her party criminals, which is in great contrast with Re publicans, as their like criminals are promoted instance Quay, of Pennsylvania.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18
Low Railroad Rates for the HoIidays.

The Iron Mountain Route grects all its friends with the wish for the mcrric~t Christ ma. and the happie.t New Year, and take. pleasure iH offering greatly reduced Found trip rates to enable them to visit their friends to any point on this road not over 2t6 miles distant Tickets are on salo December 24th. 25th and Blst, and January ist. good to return until January 9th. For tickets and all further information, apply to your local ticket agent
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18

It is now about settled that Gov. Hill, of New York, will be elected to the L. $. Senate to succeed Evarts. The friends of Hill and Cleveland have buried the hatchct, which means that the latter's chances for securing the Democratic nomination for Pres ident in 1892 are better than ever.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18
Cheering News for the Holidays.

To enable the people living on the line of the Iron ouatnin Route in Arkansas to visits their old homes in the State of Ten nessee, Soulhwe't Kentucky, ississippi, Alabama, Georgia, south Carolina, or Flor ida, and take trip to St. Louis. tmphis, Louisville, or Cincinnati, this road will sell ticket. at half the regular rates, Tickets will be on sale December 20th, 2ld, 22nd and 23rd, and be good to return in thirty days. Through trains and coaches will be run from points in the State to designation in the above named States without delay of any kind. For information concerning special trains, tickets and further infouBa- tiou, sec your nearest ticket asentl