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The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
mcDanlei Times.

We will vote it from beginning to end --the flair divide ticket.
 We will dc. anything that E honorable to down a'sy such class of people us the so-cailcd Union Labor party of St. Francis county.
 live preteuded to l,e man, we woula he one. We would not accept sn office from the democratic party for tvQ terms. and because they saw fit ,o give it io some one else. accept the nomination fer assessor from such a Inongrcl party as the socallcd 1 Union Labor party of St Francis county. Where was old John Stern during the war. Robbing the south and killing ssiine of her noble men Where was soiue ot his intimate friends during the war' Hid In tho cain of R.acktish township fn, iour long years. where they ought ,a Ike ta day. We have always opposed any conpro- mise by the Democratic party. but for the sake of good will, peace and harmony. in local affairs. we favor flair divide of any other honorable means that will be for the best interest of our county. Who will the ''banner township" have for their magistrates. for the next two years? We suggest Cant Richards, and some other honorahls seltlcman, whc would be convenient for this place and our Northern and Western friends. It is with plea-nre we learn of the an nonncament of Prof. Geo. l.. Jackson. foi assessor. Prof. Jackson. has lived in this county for long time, and has been a successful teacher. No worthicr man foi the office could present his claims, than this honorable gentleman. Prof. Jackson entered the var at its beginning and fought faithfully until he lost his leg. He has never asked for office and although one legged has raised an interesting family and has made them 2 comfortable living.
 July 2Qth. 1890. e.~
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
Lady.s Perfect Compan,on.

Our new book ny Dr. John II. DSe. one of New Works mos! skiliful nh, sielans. shows that pain l. uot necessary in child birth. but results from causes easily under. stood and overcome. IL clearly proves that any woman ma, become mother withou, suffering any pain whatever. It also tells how to overcome and prevent morning sick ness aud the many other evlls attending pregnancy. li is hikhly endorsed by phy- sicia,ls everywhere as the wife's true rri- vate companion. Cut this out: IL will save you great pain. and possibly your lifa. Send two-cent stamp for descriptive eircu
 lars. testimonials. and confidential letter sent in scaled envelope. Address FRANK TmoMAs X O.. Publishers. Baltimore. Mp
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
shllon,s oon.um p,,on Cure

This k beyund question the most sue cc>>ful Cough Medicine we lia,u ever sold. few dns,'s invariably cure the xnsst cass's ot Cough. Group. and Bronchitis. while it'. wonderful sussrsr tn the cure If Consunp- tian IS withou, n parallel in tine history of medicine. Since It's first discovery it has been sold oi, guarantee, . t-si which no o'lirr medie,ee san .tetid. If you have \ Cough WI earnestly ask you to try 1t. rric. 10 cents. 50 cents. and sl.00. If your Lungs are sore. Chest or Back lame. us, shllnh'. Pafu, Plaster. Sold by Winihsop X Co. ]. ]. Ahlcs. Colt
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
uuok,er.. Arn,oa saIve.

The Best Salve m ihe world for Cuts, Bruises. Sofps. rncefs. Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, chapped Hands, Chilhlains, corns and all Skin Erup- tiops. and positively cures Piles. or no pay required. II is guaranteed @ givs perfect satisfaction, or money refund ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Hinton.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
sSo,ooo to Lend
Answer this Question 1.

Why do .n many people VIC see around Us seem to prefer to suffer snt! be mad. miserable by Indigestion. Constipation. Dizziness. IA'~s es Appetite. Coming Up ol tli. f@d, Yellow Skin. when for ss cent, we will sell them Shil"hs system yitalixcr guaranteed to eurr them. Bold by Win, tlrop k tsa., !. ]. .Ahl..s, Colt.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
Strayed or Stolen.

from my place. near St. Francis river. in Johnson township, une light sorrel mare. sway backed. sliod all-aruund. short tail. will pay a liberal reward for information leading to the recovery If the mare, or fur her return to me.
 JERRY WARREN. Forrest City, Ark, July .lst. lssn.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
Acard.
A CAFd. Tn tha Yntars nk si. Erancls counfr.

To tho Voters sf St. Francis County; Having been voter in this county nineteen years and having always beer true Democrat. and not being abls to canvass the county. will say if should be tba choice in the primary election. then if elected. will fill and perform the duIiss oi tho office with credit 10 myself and honor to the Democratic party.
 Yours truly.
 W. T. lloRToS.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
.zzzfses9 Hl~<<
Commissioners.

We the undersigned Hanks and ilankers. ~iil lAay all prizes dxzwa in The Louisiana State Lotteries which may bc presented at our roiatvgr;
 N a wAI.MSLEY. President Louisiana Na- tiotal Hank.
 PIERRE LANAUN. Prcs'i Stale Sstst Bank. Rank.
 CARL. KoHN. Pres't Union National Raak
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
A Gold Watch for only one pollar

Per week by our lmnroyet! Club System. Our 14 karat patent stiirenci Gold caSes are patterned after the cclc : bfated $500 Surgensen watch, and are fully warranted for go years. Fine l5 Jeweicd Nickel Movement with ehrguov meter balance and sunk second dial. Stem Wind and Set. Hunting Df open face. Ladies or Gents size. Equal in all respects t0 any SIS watch. We sell these watches for ss5 cash, and send to any att- dS0ss by registered mail, or by Express (. q. D. with privilege of examination: also he our Club system at si pes week. One goost reliable AGENT WANTED tn each place. Write for particulars, Empire Watch co.
 &s X 5O Maiden Lane.
 New York.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02

REMEMBER, that the psyusaut of Frsxrs Ia 0uAhASTEEO nv rOuR NATIONAL HAK9s 0g nxw ONt.xAss aud the tkskctn are sieued hy shc Pttsi.ient uf an tts<lNution whsxsr char snursx; theref.ss beware of al imi1ni sons ~ ap0u$mous echetss.
 kkMkMhER tkat the present charter cf Tho SUPRkME CotKr OfTSsG T' s6ss .isss ,.sss, sn ee aS,NThACr wtsA the State of Louisiana qua part ot the Constitution of the state, JANUARY. lsp6
 The Legislature ot l,o,,isiana. which a,. tourhcd on the i1th of July u this year. has nrdcrcsl an AMENDMENT to the Characterization an election in isor which will carry tl,S ssi,nr Ger pf TUE LOUISIANA STATE isyTyFISy l,xhAfANY up t0 the year NINETEEN HUN. DRIED AND klNErEHS N
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
ET.IXIR OF LIFE AND uEKf.TIl
Grnndest Modern OisOYcrS TRIUMPH or FHARMnCY.
 The onlv true prnc, t..al

 ELIXIR OF LIFE AND HEALTH Is one that promotes dlgcrtIon improve. the appetite. ceanscs tho liver. purifcs the blooi, and stimulates brain and nerves without iit, jurlols reaction, and one that may tc taken alike by n,lit or infans,, PrOfnsn csnn pt,ntIs, made of vile rum or bad whisAey. swccfcnc, and Favored under the titles of hittcrs tasii.-s. xc.. produce effects far worse than tho iisccso Tor which they are taken. Vinegar iiittcrs ir pure tonic ne.vii a without betnK narcotic. Il hisxtl purifier W ii , out poison. q liver tonic without purginr, a.s mlnye all. a lif.-gving stirnuixnt vii bout aie., h"l. The only medicine with such powers ir the world. .y,.,t..4 4.
 A GENUINE, TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE. fur surrarsiux alcohol in any share ss d tons and t might he called
 LIQUID LIFE. ...t,.. <. sincc II ssisinlate-. inyigesato, and ~ alatcs. spirntion, and RV .thc .fUHetiorss rberssy. lita ssssnstul. , t.-,.st s.t. q Vinegar bttcrsdocs notryist- and Ga S.sa,nsr,'a part "r compound with similar virtues hs. ever been kiiosn. l', ss
 CALIFORNIA. 1T remarkable for nothing ci@c would he ii.,, |, mortnlizcsi hy the pr,iucti.,n of thf. mcdaein.e fruits. roots and herts of which this itittrr- N composed. Many of then ,,sssl Ky tho intiians chilis and fcvcrs rheumatistyA nRtAvri.. cpt sumption. ncnrl,igia. headaotss. Aser csn,. plainf. Kidney dissnsc. jannds.s, sHcnts .pil..s. hoiss. skin diseases. Sc Sc.. tAnuuaruais fs '. menti"n: .but easily understood when th'. actien cf ;Ac isittcrs on the vital functions i. remembered. Tue discovery was partly acc,, ncntsl but thc nrcsent ,. A 2. PEEEEly HITTEES Is TIE REsuLT Gi
 SCIENCE. ...,,. MilionsIof sufferers have gratcfAsuy an. gladly cneofscd during the past lssartcr of s century. the wonderful snccc~s,of thi~ ,T0xlC or TIE, WORLD In order to nMTi eyrry probable dematt;t two tprmuias ot inc same ingredients arc put kt- s.s< tttfs | TlO'oid style is stronger. slightly bitter. nat' morn cathArtsc. s,.
 The new style. plearant to the ,aste, and cls rrcesiy adapted io delicate women and ch' dren.
 REMEAAER, :, ,... r Ihere F no disca-, of ioH vitality, debility os functions. or nervous prustration, for which VINEGAR BirrIIS is .NUr CURATIVE. nna It's singular power pvcr tho lower organ isms rcndcrs. II tho iinpiucabte foc ot .,.- THE DEApf.t NtrkonE AND oMNi-
 PRESENT BACTERIA In mn'arlai discaee-. cholera, cynsumpt internal disfiscs. Nc.. and grnpt Is iss powtr as scrmscidc that is is an .ast.,
 CNEQuALI.ED, ,NEEAiFCGE. hook could la Nritten of its virtues. am. auather of tstluoniais. but it Is netySsary t, rcfncnhor tta gcncrai setiDsl tlfH,n tlhc livcil majority pf the ills that flesh ts iscir tl. amt that no family should ever bc without a ip, tic of .t .,.9s OLD ASn NEW STYLE yiNEoAE nil-
 TIERS IN TuE aloEsk.
 Scud for nsir I.astiss; beox. Address
 k. McDONLD DktG co.
 NEW yoRK,
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02

COUmeNOdDT9.
 All claims not consistent with the high characier of Syrnp of Figs are pnrposels avoided by the California Fig Syrup com pany. It acts gently on the kidneys. liver and bowels. cleansing the system effect ually. but |, Is not curc-all and makes no prctensions that eypry bottle will not sub stnntlate
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
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 'fj!!L:l;1||

fosss~ses the tonic. purtfy ing properties a. cA~cs., pjmph,s. blvschcs, sr,zasaa. ,, let cr. chnnn1. etc. lt ls ,usaic trum pCs tsS5iy pur' usaieriar an'i is pss~t hrwItna ssad tuyigssrns lux ta the skin. keeping 10 in fresh. clean as hcuithy condition. Ss,id by truAwiSts ur tancy gopd sicaiets, ar scsst by mail cue s,sk for sS cte. ar thrcc fot sl cts hy the prop<irtos
 x. Is. M,LONN BElGgQ.
 NEW YORK
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
ONE HNJOYa

ONE ENJOY9
 Both the methG and results wheE Byrdphf Figs is taken; 1t ls pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys: Liver and Bowels, cleaases the sys tenn efiectually, dispels colds, head. aches and fevofs and cures babitna, constipation. Syrup of Fies is the only remedy of its kind ever pro. duced, pleasing to tie taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from tho mosl healthy pnd agreeable substances, its many. excellent qualities com mend 1t b all and have made it the most popular remedy known.
 Syrup a{ Figs Is for salo in b0c and e1 bot.tbs by all leading drug gists. An$ teliahls .dnggiAt who may not Nave 1t on hand will pro cure 1t promptly for any one who wishes to try, 1t no hot accept any substitute. .
 c1LhfOAMiA ZIG SYRUP co.
 ,c.ts, SAY fsAscssco. c4t,
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
Winthrop & Go. Sell It.

WIHtHTOp G CO., SetT It. This Is to certify thst l have given Groves Chill Tonic n fair trial. After Quininc and all other tonics had failed Groves Chill Tonic cured my family of ths chills. Children like to take t.
 q. W. Mri'naM;cE Forrest City. Ark. May ath, iso0.
 SSO.OOO to Lend In NJ. Francis county on improved farms from one to five years, worth three times the sun leaned. at low rales. Write. giv Ing asufage--nuinbpr nieagrd and cultivate, ---cr"ps raised aud value.
 F.. II. 0EA SGEE.
 10 Masonic Temple.
 Memphis, 'tpnn.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.

At the Academy ot Music, New Orleans.
 TUESDAY. AUGUST "a. ts00
 Capital Prize. &3uO.teeDb gOO 900 Tickess ss a.o eashs Halves. eiO: Quarters. tJ; Eighths. ss; Twenfietbs. tl:
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02

Buy the July magazines a large as. sortment at tlie newsstand.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
Do You Have headac he?
Commendania.

pres,on's "IIed-Ake" cures In 15 min. utes. and it won't cure anthing else.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02
LIST ar rnixxs

.iEh prizes. amounting ta.......... ti.o5t SD NoTE.- Tickets drawing Capitol Prlxcs arc fiot entitled Ia tcrmi,,nl psisce. A . IT 3I 2 w A " z " D
 = sH For Club rates. or any further informa- slon ds~ircsi. write tcgihiy to the un,i,sssss nc clearly rtating your w~idcncc, with State t0unty, strret and number. Morc rapid rss- turn n,ati delivery will trs assur~i hy your en- closing an enselapc hrarins your fnll sdircss.
 xx< F . rA1yrt Address N. A. DAUPMIN. Or. N. A. DArPntN,
 Washington, ID. C.. IVY oriinary letter. containing Nea~y Order. tssutd by AN ExprVss tOntsAAlss, Ness York kxchanEc, Draft or Postal Note.
  Adtlrcss Hsxiescrcd iettcrs containing Cur. gcncy. tp
 NtW oRl FANS NATIONAL BANK.
 New oflssas. la.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02

II
 50 cts. isaspleasant as Lemon syrup.
 To get the GENUINE ask fow Groves,
 at Winthrop Y Coz.
 John M. Davis was given judgment for S850a against the Iron Aiourtsin railway in suit for damages for the killing 0f his son Clarence. He alse' compromised another suit 0n receipt of $lM and expenses. The railroad
 company will take an appeal. If you fall into coles Lake and get your system saturated with malarial
 poison. pull yourself out and make n grand fusii tut Winthrop X c0.'s. drug store and buy n bottle of Groves chill Tonic: it is tasteless and single dose will knock the stufiing out Of malaria. Our sales of Plantation Chill and Fever Curetregular and tasteless lcxeeetl in amount all others together. l.. Rnll- wage x Co.. and J. W. Heck X Co, For rest City: Dr. R. J. West, Wheatley; ". q. Ferguson, fesgnsonville '. T, Oliver X Co.,, Caldwell; ]. ]. Hughes, Haynes; Hanks, Wilkinson X to., ral. estine; lssassl Goldberg. Wheatley U ugiMss \ Curtis, Haynes; lle,nenway
 IIros.. Wheatly; koseT X DcRositt. MHcs n. '. "Vsess AtayutSs N. k.
 ViMton, Wheatiy.
 PRESCOTT, AnE., Oct. .5, 1888, Paris Medicine Co. Paris, Tenn. Please send Sne xt once by Expysss
 one-half gross fsnovK's fAsrEII1st CuILL TONIC. For Chills. Malaria aad Bilionsness it Is taiAnlple preparation.
 and think tt only question M tjue when it will tskb tfnt place 0f mll otl,es
 Chill Toniss.,
 sold two battles to \ party win had
 some very bud eases of chills im his family. He tells me that 1t made . permanent knfe. after several other highly ra1onifRtendeA preparations had failed.
 Toms truly. Hrom MoNcEtBr. Sohby Winthrop kC0.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-02

ATfEsTEb AS y.sit<.rNt
 We do kegsst. certify that wc suyery se fhc arrangements for a,l the Monthly and s4nii- nn,iui Drawing ot Tho Louisiana State Lottery Company, and in person man rgr and control the Dria " tnEs themselves. and that tho yaiass conducted with honesty. fairness. and in gss,d faith toward all parties. and We nuthorixc the Company to usss tlis aor- tircas.. with fM,-simiics of our signatures attached, tn it's advertisements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
DISASTROUS.
The River at Memphis Rising-Heavv and Con-
tlnued Rains-LOw Lands Overlooking.
Tenants Fleeing.

MEMPHIS, TENN, March 31.-After q
fall of four-tenths the river is again ris-
ing here. Rain has been falling in tor
rents since last night and ali small
streams are running full. 1t now seems
probable that all the low lands below
Helena not already inundated will
be overflowed within the next two
weeks. A break in the levee Of
about fifty feet occurred about midnight
at Austin, Miss. and at O'Clock this
morning it had widened to three hun
dred feet. There is no possible way to
close the gap, and as the levee is on Il
sandy foundation for a mile from that
point, the break may increase to an IN
limited extent. All plantations in the
vicinity of the break are being rapidly
submerged and tenants are leaving with
out saving any of their effects.
GREENvILLE, MISS. IN DANGER.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. March 81.-A spe-
cial from Greenville, Miss. says: Pro-
lection levee, north of the city, gave
way at noon despite the most heroic eff
forts on the part Of the people, and the
waters poured into thes city, which since
its existence has been above the level Of
the Mississippi at its greatest height. The
flood is a tremendous one, and the
volume of water that is pouring IN from
the three breaks above is spreading out
IN ALL DIRECTIONS,
inundating plantation after plantation
which in the flood of 1882 were above
high water. 1t is estimated by engineers
that large portion of the city will not
be flooded, and the greatest height the
water will reach in the lower portions
will be three feet. Telephone lines are
all down above Greenyille and nothing
has been heard from the Ievees to-day.
1t is greatly feared that the heavy wind
and rain now prevailing will cause the
levees to give way in new places.
Water from the Austin break will have
en- outlet into the Yazoo river, which
will inundate large section of the coun-
try in Sunfower and adjacent counties.
The water at this point has reached
Washington avenue, one OF the princi-
pal business streets of the city, and peo-
pie are navigating in skiffs. No lives
have been reported lost and no actual
suffering is anticipated unless the food
continues for considerable length of
time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
The Ovation to Bismarck.

LONDON, March 3I.-The Times Berlin
correspondent, describing the grand ova-
ton to Prince Bismarck on the occasion
of his departure from Berlin, says: This
is not the language of exaggeration but
q sober record of incidents as seen by an
eye witness. l have never seen a more
respectable crowd in Berlin. 1t con-
tanned none of the usual constituents of
q mob, but was recruited from the best
circles especially from the official world.
l could never have believed that so severe
and somber class could have betrayed
such downright emotion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01

number of steam pumps are at work
on the ship, but they are hardly gaining
on the water which is floating into her.
There has been no increase of water in the
City Of Paris since yesterday. 1t is
believed that the bottom of the steamer
is not injured, and that the water which
covered both engines probably rushed
through the ordinary inlet and outlet
pipes leading through the engine rooms
These pipes with their valves and their
attachments were destroyed by the
breaking Of machinery and free rush of
water into the steamer was thus afforded.
Divers are making Thorough examina-
ton of the steamers hull,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
CITY OF PARIS.
Passengers Aboard the Vessel
Were Thoroughly Scared.
The Conservatives Adopt Isaaes as Their
; Candidate for the Commons.
His UnsaYOry Record.
<RalfOur's Irish Land Purchase Bill Undergo
At ing Great Deal of PrunIng-Arbi-
tratiOn Committee.
THE DISABLED STEAMER.

srscieI to the Gazette.
LONDON, March 31.-In spite of the
rosa seolored reports of the officers of the
Citytof Paris, calculated to show that at
no time was the ship in danger and the
pube&Gti jon of obviously inspired articles
arguing that the fact that the vessel did
not go to ne bottom, furnishes conclu-
sive evidence of the superior qualities of
the faster liners in respect OF safety over
the slower ones, it is uuquestionably
the truth that the situation was regarded
by all on board as very grave. Though
the passengers unite in testifying to the
high qualities of seamRnship dis
played by the officers of the disabled ship
and their persistent efforts to quiet the
fears and conduce TO the comfort of
those under their care, there were
many painful scenes and ANXIOUS hours,
particularly when darkness would set in.
Most of the passengers passed sleepless
nights and sought relief from the strain
of anxiety and suspense in the excessive
use of intoxicants, indulgence in which
was to some a new experience, while
others gave vent to their feelings of
utter hopelessness in shrieks and walls Of
anguish.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
Rx Order of the Gar.

LONDON, March 31.-It is reported
that Madame Eschebrikova, the Rus
sian lady who sent to the czar, calling
attention to the political situation of the
country, has been secretly conducted to
Siberia.
Another report received here states
that Madame Eschebrikova was released
by order of the czar, and that the car
wrote upon the letter sent him by Mad
anne Eschebrikova: f'This is bitterly
written; nevertheless the author can be
left alone.''
VISIT TO THE MILITARY PRISON.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 81 The dis
order among the students at the academy
and institute of mines and forestry con-
tinues, and further arrests have been
made. The czar and cZarina recently
paid visit to the military prison. They
conversed with the prisoners and asked
them to state the causes which led to
their imprisonment. The czar ordered
the release of sixty Of the prisoners and
relaxation of the sentence of sixty others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
Lisbon klect1nns

LISBON, March 31.-In the election for
members of the cortes Yesterday the
polls in this city was headed by the pres
ident of the municipal council, which
was recently dissolved by the National
government. He is a Progressist, and
received 7I96 votes. Maj. Serpa Pinto
stood next with 547S votes. The Oporto
Conservatives were at the head of the
poll and the Socialists at the bottom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
Coal Miners Strike Spreading.

BRUSSELS, March 31.-The strike of
coal miners at Charleroi is spreading.
The Labor league has presented its ulti-
matum to the mine owners demanding
an advance of 10 per cent. in wages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
THE DAM AT AUSTIN.
1t is to be Left to the Taxpayers, who It is Be-
iieved will Vote the Debt.
Special to the Gazette.

cpecld1 70 Inc OaLSete.
AUSTIN, TEX, March s1.-The city council to-
night passed an ordinance submitting to g vote
of the taxpayers the question Of damming the
Colorado one mile and half above the city.
The election takes place May 5. The dam is to
be part limestone and granite, I2O0 feet long,
fifty feet at the base, and sixteen at the top and
sixty feet high, giving fourteen thousand horse
power. It's believed the taxpayers viii vote
the debt by large majority, the total cost
being 81, 800, 0O0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
Prince Alfred confirmed.

BERLIN, March 31--The prince of
Wales, the duke and duchess of Edin-
burg and the members of the royal fam
lily attended the confirmation of Prince
Alfred of Edinburg at Coburg yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
Dockmen Victorinus.

LONDON, March 31.-The strike of
dockmen at Plymouth has ended. The
employers have agreed to pay the wages
demanded by the union.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
Quiet Reported in Rrazil.

LONDON, March 81 The Brazilian
government telegraphed to the Brazil
ian minister here, that the reports of
disaffection in Brazil are untrue.