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New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
PROFITS OF THE srEz CANAL.

Paris, June an De Lesseps presided at the sucr
Canal meeting today. fhc annual report announced
that the profits for 1889 amounted 10 37.21@""1
francs. The net dividend was - francs per share
The receipts from nlsht traffic amounted 10 IL per
cent of the total, against 81 per cent In 1883 The
average duration Of transit has been diminished by
four hours The report asked a vote Of confidence IN
the Council on the tsrif question. Charles dc
IfsSeps announced that the dividend for 1890 would
be ~ francs. without rebate. Tie report wa,
adopted by vote Of pa 10 200.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
,rvyu0rSE OFFICERS GUILTY or CRUELTY.

Asbnry Park June 4 C>peciaD.-'eorSc Shiba, as
sisant keeper OF the shark River Poorhou'c, was con
victcd today in the Monmouth County Court AT Free
hold of assault and lattcry upon Joseph Patton an
aged feeble minded inmate. Silas sl0eum, another
assistant keeper was convicted yesterday "Po" ''0
charge Of i'll treating Charles Perry, another ou man
I"renioh Newman the head keeper who Is also uhdeF
Indictment Will be tried next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
CARDINAL MANNING on lRELASp's WOES.

London Jnne +.-Cariinal Manning in letter I"
Mr OErcn SAYS that his reading Of the latter n"vrl
has more deeply than ever Impressed him Win Ire
uud's lucvtroablc SorrOws. The Cardinal continue
The Irish people the most profoundly Christian on
the face Of the earth. have been afflicted with e''H
KIND Of sorrow barborous and refined. for centnilc'
Race and religious hatred is their Inheritance H"'
DAY Of restitution has nearly come. hoi' 70 S'~'
the dawn aud ! hope Won Will see the no htdc oi
the dav when they are admitted N the possession u
tlor own soil and The administration. ts idl a'
loss!,le " their local law~. While s'li! th'rl.f
IN the legislation which governs ana cohsoi'd"V' u"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Dru0CRirIc TURyKEYS AT TRENTON.

Trenton, ~ j., June 4 (spceiaD'-lo MI some oi
the vacancies created few days ago py 'e u'Sis''I
# Ecpubcan turncys at the state Prison, the Board
81 prison INSPECTORS to day appointed four Democrats,
.onc hclur lanes f. Malley. who was postmaster at
pavonne in cx-President Cleveands Administration.
rSs dismissed turnkeys are trying for places IL the
Trenton pOstofCe.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE DUKE PUT OVER THE BORDER.
HE ISSUES w,RIKE MANIFESTO TO HIS

HE ISSUES w>RIIKE MANIFESTO TO HIS
CONSCMPT c MRhDEs.
Paris. June 4-Upon his release from prison at
Clairvau, the Duc d'Oricans expressed his sincere
thanks 20 the prison officials for their courteous treat
men'. and said he greatly regretted having to leave
Frame The Due dc Luynes accompanied inc "1llrd
Prince N Basle, whence the latter started Tor fhe
land.
The Socialists IN the Chamber Of deputies no"
Intend 10 propose that the Government declare q
con plee amnesty
The Duke - orleans. in manifest" 10 french
conscrlpS, saws the Of exile are "a m'IN ~
change Tor captivity HIS ardent desire 10 serve ,lr
country j. unchanged. lie asks his ceTir '"lrin, y
~ Keep place fOr him. and he will come ana t'iAc
81 for God and France
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE GERMAN EAST AFRICA COMPANY.

Berlin June "A meeting Of the German East
Africa Company was held 10 day. II resolved t.
issue preference shares TO the of 100000
marks and allow the present shareholders have
y-Iority IN the allotment Of the new issue
Hamburg. June "A Hamburg nr1n has entrusted
CAPTAIN Hartmann with command Of an expedition a.
the SOnthern CameroOns. The object Is 10 open up
sn,n,nereial Intercourse with the intefor
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
4 vALUABlg TRornER KILLED BY 4 WIRE

During heavy thunder shower at Plainheid ~ '''
last evening tree was blown across the ROADWAY III
Crescent ave, knocking down a live electric hght
wire Rambo. trotting horse valued at s",ooo'
belonging TO John Chandler was being driven o'' -"
from the track Of the Gentlcmcns Driving Park ~
sociation by his trainer, George sadcr, when the
animal SHE'D nj the fallen tree and against tie
wire. The horse was killed Instantly. and inc ualnc !
was hurled several feet IN the air. Rambo hah a
record of 90 and was being put In CONDITION iof
the midsummer meeting
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Mr. VAyDEvER DECLINING A RENOuINArTON.

Washington June 4.-Representative william van
dcvcr Ucpubicani. Of the With California District
has sent telegram, 10 his friends declining to enter
the field for denomination, and asking that H. name
be withdrawn Mr. Vandever was Representative
In Congress from Iowa before the war, and Is no"
serving his second term from the With california
Dlstrct. At the last election his plurality was about
d
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
YALE PROFESSOR BADLY BURNED.

New Haven. June ( CSpcciab. .-lrof">s"r W. T. tom
stock, chemical Instructor at thc scientific SCHOOL VIZ
lady burned today by the explosion Of chemicals
heated to 500 degrees Fahrenheit. with whch IN
was experimenting. Professor ConisNoks PnS Sio'"
hopes ~ save his patients hands. however,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
GROWTH OF TIE FOREST COMPANY.

Pitt>burg. June 4.-THc standard oil Company has
purchased the Forest oil Company for Sl.6oO,Ooo and
a promise 10 take the remaining 100000 stock above
par. The Forest oil Company started ten years AGO
with a capital Of 100000 ard has steadily increased
it, capital stock II has 10000 Of producing ter
rtory and it, receipts in the last ten years have
been $50 600 Ii also owned controlling interest
In the Wa>hingt oil Company and the United Gas
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
. sIrrprNG GIRL AT AMBOY, I'LL.

Amboy, ILL.,. June 4.-Grace Gridey' age h''e'.,''
has been sleeping soundy for nearly t"o "y
She went to bed in her usual health 'n' ,ls tho
yan.,, - and could NOT be reused from sleep INC
nox, morning. After sleeping about week sho
reused up somewhat, and getting out OF bed wahea
over TO rocking chair. where she immedia'cS WOW
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE CASES AGAINST BEECHER NOT DISMISSED

Seattle. Wash. June 4.-ln the United states Dis
trct cour yesterday Judge llanford refused to dis
mis- IN. celebrated eases against Beechcr, exspecal
cus,oms agent Of Fort Townsend. upon report OF
r,,,od states Attorney Winston that he had been
thorzed by the Department Of Justice TO enter
a noe prosequi in these cases.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
,pyN.rs AND sRRvIAy, FIGHTryG.

belgrade. June a. blocdy encounter has taken
place between Arnauts and >ervans on TIE Scrvan
frontier The ottoman and Scrvlan Governments have
sent tclcgrsphic orders for prompt inquiry INTO the
afair.
The Arnauts Killed fifteen Christians. wounded
thirty I've other. robbed the dead. and outraged d
number OF women.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Cruisers IN BElRING 81.

Iondon. June 4."'fhc Times" declares that the
order TO dispatch American cruisers to Iehring SET
smacks too much Of the methods of the first Napoleon
In dealing with weak statesmen. and that II the
order is executed British men Of war must follow.
I'VE cap only iuagtnc,' The Times" continues. that
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
coyGEATrLArIxG THE PRESIDENT.

Rome June 4.-Thc Italian Peace Arbitration As
>ociato on Is about 20 send 10 President Harrison an
address congiatulatlng him upon the debates IN the
Peace Congress aud expressing a hope that other
countries viii initiate the example set by the United
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

pressure from Irish-Americans has induced Mr'
blaine to withdraw from his apparent desire ior
diplomatic settlement We believe that EnSianu VIII
agree to close time for seals in the open SEA n
such an arrangement n.st be intcrnatohnl ..Iu
cannot he imposed upon the world by America" -un-
boats at the bidding of Mr.. Blaine
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
A CANADIAN PAINTER HoNORKD.

London. ont. June 4-Paul Peel, son Of r. Peel
Of this city has been awarded the gold medal Of the
salon at Paris for especial excellence IN painting
Mr. Peel i not vet thirty year old.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Tile nAnnr1s DE MoREs SENTENCED.

Paris Jan. 4.-The Marquis de MorcS has been sen
,cnced 70 three months imprisonment for trying 70 IN
cite the people against the Government on the "c-
,.i,n ~ The MAY Day demonstration. The Anarchist
vaIec was sent.nccd 70 one months imprisonment for
IA. -freI' tfTr.tee
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
BISMARCK IN OPPOSITION.
THE GREAT EXCHANCELLoR NOT AwED bh iif-
THREAT OF HIS SOVEREIGN.

THREAT OF HIS SOVEREIGN
Berlin. jane 4.-The " Hamburger Nachrch'eh say
"If Prince Bismarck enters the Relchstaf ne VIII
never engage III party politics. but he VIII a"aSS
freely express his views regardless OF inc "oNc'li-
ment lie will especially try to show that inc S'a'c
police in AlSacc- Lorraine cannot fuil Their OBJECTS
owing To the removal OF the settlement Treaty with
Switzerland which Prince Bismarck terminated IN
1850. All contrary views arc due to imperfect knowi
edge of existing obligations"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

to sleep and has not awakened since Her checks are
rosy her breathing regular. and her sleep is seemingly
as normal as that of an infant All attempts to rouse
her are fruitless. She is fed regularly with liquids.
Her case puzzles all the doctors.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

PARTIAL RETT rms OF THE OREGON ELECTION
Portland, ore, June 4.-Incomplete returns from
all the counties the state give Hermann RepD for
Congress s,077 majority, Pennoyer (Dem) for Cover
nor 3466 majority. 1t is thought these malorioea
will be increased BY the Official counts.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
PANIC ~ 4 FRENCH THEATRE.

FNNI' IN y fNfN' IT ITF1NINT
Paris. June "a panic was caused among the audi
ence in the Theatre Francois night by sudden d.
arran cement Of III" electric lights.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
BiROy JOACHIM VOy ROSE GETS DIVORCE.

Chicago, June 4.-Baron Joachim Won Rose, Of this
city. was today granted divorce from his wife
They were married in Louisville Ky, some years
and came TO this city 10 live Finally Nine. Won
Rose went 10 Paris and never returned.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

gone to work to carry out, deliber
 ately y, because you went forward day and night Vamp up some fcasa- ble showing to sustain your ruling. No tyrant ever ascended the throne but who attempted to Yamp mp some feasible show of title 10 amuse the people while he gained possession of the kingdom. You have attemp- ted to vamp up some feasible showing to sustain your outrageous rulings 10 amuse the galleries and the people while you consumated the behests of the chairman of the national Republican committee to turn out Representatives elected by the people to seats here and put in their places men not only not elected, but who do not command the respect of the people they seek here Uo represent. Now, Mr. Speaker, proceed in this matter, but inthe language of the immor- tai Emmet, we propose to "dlspute every inch of ground, pull every blade of grass and the last en. trenchments of liberty shall be cur graves
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

"The Czar' IS the title given Speaker Reed since he, Tn accoId- accordance with his threats, rlled that a visible quorum was eonstl- tutional quorum. Mover has great CT indignation been expressed by the Democrats of tho House than was contained Tn the vigorous pro tests of Messers Carlisle, Crisp, Brecklnridge and others agalnstth s revolutionary proceeding an the part of MT. Reed; and never was the House Tn q greater uproar than when It was seen that the rights of the minority were beng so ruth lessly taken from them Mr. Reed attempted to defend his action by quoting from decislons made n the State legislatures of New York and Tennessee. Tho rullng was made for the purpose of taking up the contested case ot smith vs. Jackson, winch was opposed by the Demo crats because the House had not yet adopted code a; 8uios
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07
PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATES.
The Fayetteville Democrat Tells Who
 They Are.

The time for the opening of the coming campaign is about here and soon the woods will be full of men who desire to serve the people in some official capacity. From the last issue of the Fayetteville Dem ocrat We take the following, which will no doubt be interesting to NEWS readers:
 Col. s ". Peel will be q candi- date for reelection and there are no indications that he wIll have any opposition before the demo. cratic convention. The balance of the Arkansas delegation, except Rogers of Ft. Smith, are under stood to desire to succeed them selves.
 Judge J. NJ. Putnam is expected 10 agaln be a candidate for Circuit Judge and it is predicted that he will have ne opposition. Prosecu- ting Attorney, Sam NJ. Johnson, it is said, will not stand for re-elee- ton, but will endeayor to repro : sent Madison county ill the next legislature.
 ". L. Stuckey and 4. s. Vande- doYenter of this city and NJ. k. Baker of Eureka Springs are thought to have an ambition to represent the State in criminal cases.
 It Is understood that Johnson Crawford and T. B. Greer will again endeavor to represent this county in tthe legislature while k. r. Harrison and others arc be lIeyed to have an eye Tn that d. reetion.
 County tnaee T. p. Gtesae has signlfied his intention ofrstirlng at the end of hls term, end T. W. Thomson, W. C. Braly, II. G. 1Iartly, T. Wainwright, Dr, B F. Williams and ". J, Hoeg have been mentioned for hls successor.
 J. E. Suttle will agaIn be a eandi- date for County Clerk and J. S. Patterson Is thought to be an aspl- rant for the same position.
 John r. Scott will desire re election and Albert Trent, Presley A. Crawford and J. l.. Dickson have been mentioned as probable candidates for Circuit Clerk.
 Sheriff Combs wlll want to retire after he has served another term, while rumor has It that A $, Gregg, Geo. I. Lake, Joseph D, Powell, and ". r. Dowell will probably 1n- slst on an earllor period for retire meut.
 w. $. Tunslll cold Plzen") will not ask to be treasurer any longer but others will. We have heard mentioned in thIs connection, Un- cle Bob Greenhouse, kibble Cum. mings, J Il. Mellroy, Frank Henry and HeI bert Holcomb.
 Dick Morrow thinks he has had enough of q good thing for the present and will not be candidate for Assessor. Tho names of P. B. Adair, John P, Smith and J. A. Buchanan are frequently mentioned m connection.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

TIE SPRlNGDALE NEWS man is terribly worked up over the pros pect of q Kansas newspaper being started in his town. Never mind Bro. Stafford you had just as well smooth your raven locks and wipe off your chin, these forerunncrs of enlightment, and thrift are sure to come and then the mossback must take back seal. Verify thy path Is strewn with thorns.-Rogers Re publican.
 Don't be unnecessarily alarmed, neighbor, we are not losing any sleep over the anticipated establish mcnt of ! Kansas newspaper in Springdalo. And as to it's belng a 'torerunner of enlightment," If itis in any way like tic Kansas impor- tatlon at Rogers we fear it's powers in this direction will be rather limited.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07
Ian guage is hardly

Language is hardly strong enough to express my ad miration of the merits of Chamberlain's Congh Remedy. It is the best rem edY for eroup and whooping cough
 l have ever used. During the past eighteen years have tried nearly
 all the prominent cough medicines on the market but say, and with pleasure too, that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best oi all. THOMAS RuoDEs, Bakersfield, Cali fornia. fr sa!s sy Il 4 Daily.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

ONE of the Rogers Republicans s old Kansas aeighbors came to Ar. kansas recently and located near Springdale, no doubt for the pur- pose of senllghtening" the poor be. nlgbted people of thls section. His good work was cruelty interrupted by the officers of the law, howev CT, who chased him ouI of the country while attempting to arrest him for ganaH.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

4 CORRESPONDENT writing from EureKa Springs to the Arkansas Democrat is unnecessarily alarmed over the fact that Senator Berry has been chosen as q director in one ot the Bentonvllle banks, and is afraid he will join some of the trusts. When a person TRIES to, he can imagine anything.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

TnE mansion of Benj. F. Tracy, Secretary of the Navy, was visited by very destructive fire Monday morning. Mrs. Tracy and daugh- ter and one of the maids were burned to death in the confagra- ton and tho Secretary himself mar rowlY escaped a horrible death. It seems this is an lll.fated admins tratlon.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Harrison Ark
 DecemnpF 30 ISSq

Notice is hereby given that the fol. of his intention to make final proof ill support of hls claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Judge or in his absence the County Clerk of Washington county at Fayetteville Ark, on Febuary l5, lS90. viz: Isaac l.. Lowe HE No Sll0 for the SE4 NH Sec g Tp IS AR a1 W.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz. James D. George William Evans James X. Smith, James b. lhiekev all of Elm Springs Ark. GHAs. NJ. GREENE.
 w J. UOGG, Register
 A+fv
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

Coop Lord deliver us from theso Southern Republican papers that "don'l care much abont politics. , If they were up North how they would howl for Harrison and q high tariff, and curse tho "Rebel Democracy" of the South!
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07
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The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

TIE Little Rock Register men tions Col. T. Nj. Gunter, of FaYette- vile, IS probable candidate for Governor. Iii this, as ln almost cy cry thing else, we believe the Reg ister is mist aken.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

TnE Fayetteville Republican, as we anticipated, refuses to commit itself. The "publisher' of that pa per wants to be Tn shape to help eat Clayton pie fine should be so tott- mate as to be invited 10 serve in that capacity.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

Tur Eureka Springs Times says it IS not greatly giveu to politics" Thns may be, but it is an undispu- table fact, nevertheless, | hat that paper contains as much double- distilled essence of sheol as tine "pizenost' Radical sheot ever emi- hating from a printing office in God-forsaken Kansas.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

Ex-SPEAKER CARLISLE, on behalf of the minority members of the House of Representatives, has is sued an address to the country, explaining tho position the Demo. erats havo taken in regard 10 Speaker Reeds rulings. It IS an able paper and we will publish in fuil next week.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

THE q. A R. has very strong lobby working in Washington try ing to secure the passage of a seIvice pension bill, winch, if they succeed, will cost the laborlng peo. pie $ll0,000,0o0 moro annually, The greed of the "patrlots" is ln- deed hard to appease.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
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 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Land Office at Harrison Ark.

Land Office at Iarris0n Afk.
 December D, fSs9. Notice is hereby given that the tol- loWGg-named settler. has filed natIee of his intention 10 make tiHal proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before tite County Judge or in his absence tie County Clerk of Washington county al Fay etteyiiie Ark, ou Fehuarvl5. ls90 VIZ. James D. Geoige IIIs N g447 for tHe S. &W4 \ Et NV MI \ Et See 2s Tp Is NR 3l ".
 He names the folloWinq witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land viz Isaac l.. Lowe, William Evans James A. Smith, James D. Briekey all of Elm Springs Ark. CHAS. \. GREENE.
 Register
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

BILL ME and James Whitcomb Riley, the two famous lecturers, have dissolved partnership and can
 reled all their engagements. The rupture was caused from the lat ter's love of "red eye'-the stuff which cxhilarates but intoXicates. They dld not appear in Little Rock
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

WHEN Sam Jones talks he gener- ally says something, and it isn't hard to understand, either. Re cenay in talking to a friend he referred to Senator Ingalls, as fol- lows: "Mr. fngaIis IS just like a sknnk's tail; all he is fit for is to scatter stench.'
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

0uR Washington correspondent Informs us that tariff reform as enumerated In the last Democratic platform is making many converts and that, too, in unexpected quar- ters. Ii protection and tariff re- form were submitted to the people now the latter would sweep the 5,54uptY
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07
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 Ifyour digestion is out of whack, if you need strcngtbener or an appetizer, try Cheatham's Chill Tonic. It will bring you out of the klnks. For sale by ". Y. Win ton.
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 The fact has been abundantIy proven that Ghsmbcrlain's Cough Rem ady Is the most prompt, most reliable and most successful medi- cine yet discovered for acute throat and lung diseases, such as coughs, colds and croup. For sale ey II. \. Daily.
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 But Cbeatham's Chill Tonic got
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 Advice to travellers. Before starting out on your tourney pro- cure a 25 cent bottle of Chamber lains Colie, Cholera and Diar. rhoea Remedy. You will be al. most certain to have use for 1t, and when needed it is worth many tunes it's cost. It IS pleasant, sate and reliable. For sale by II, A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

THE NEWS acknowledges tho re- ccipt of public documents at the hands of our beloved Senator, Jas. Ii. Berry.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07
LOST.

On the streets of Springdale Sunday evening rubber fountain pen holder and gold pen, Finder will leave same at this office or J " kerr,s grocery store and get re, 'varG
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07

TuE President has appointed a successor 10 Hon. II. A. Dnsmore, U. s. Minister to Corea. Mr. Dnsmore will probably return home in few months.
The Springdale news., 1890-02-07
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ', 1890.

TIE Southern Democrats are vory properly keeping clear ot the wranglo going on Tn Congress.