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The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
AN IRISH CONFERENCE The Nationalist Convention at
 Dublin. A LARGE NUMBER ATTEND The Four Resolutions Adopted by tho Convention Given iu BrieE-Mr
 McCarthy Makes the First
 Formal Address.

DUBLIN, October Tho conference of the Irish Nationalists called by Mir. Par nell was held in this city to day. Part of the business of the conference was the selection of deputation to visit America for the purpose of laying bcfo re the people Of that country plain statement of the situation of affairs in Ireland Messrs. John Dillon, Wm. O'Brien, Thomas Powef O'Connor, Timothy Sullivan and Abraham Gill were appointed to form the deputa- tion..
 The proceedings of the conventico were conducted in private. There was very large attendance, and most of the promi. nent members sr the Nationalist party were pfese-as Mir Justin Mccarthy moved the r,aoption of four resolutions. all of .~hich had been previously submitted to Mir. Parnell
 The first of these pledges the fullest support of the National League to the ten ants who arc threatened with ruin in con sequence of the course adopted by the gov ernment and landlord syndicates.
 The second resolution demands that cer- tain distressed districts In the southern and western parts of Iroland be given especial consideration by tho government. and that measures be taken at once for the resief of the inhabitants. Tho government ts called upon to inaugurate Q series ofpub- lie Improvements for the purpose of giving them to support themselves without char itable assistance.
 The third resolution condemns in em. phatlc terms the condition of the govern. ment in causing tho arrest of Messrs. OBrien, Dillon and other Nationalist leaders, arraigned at Tipperary.
 The fourth resolution says that the Ma tonalist party is compelled by clrcum. stances Go make an appeal to its friends everywhere in behalf of tue Irish tenants and looks especially to it's friends in America to subscribe generously for tho benefit of a distressed people This appeal. tho resolution says, is made most unwill. ingly. but tho desperate strait in which the Irish tenants arc now placed, make 1t ab. solutely necessary that assistance should be asked from friends and sympathizcrs throughout the world.
 Sixty four members attended the convcu- tion in tho Mansion House. A crowd watched the arrivals, cheering all the prominent Nationalists. Tho convention sat in private for an hour and a half and then adjourned 10 tho City Hall. The latter was so crammed that several mem. bora of Parliament were obliged to stand during the proceeding. After the reading oftelegrams from abscntees, Mir, Mccarthy made the opening speech. He spoke al length. Other speakers were Thomas O'Connor, T, D. Sullivan and Mir. Red mond
 Messrs. Dillon, O'Bricn, Shcsny, liar. rington and Condon returned to Dublin las, night. They were met Ut the station by a great crowd and were escorted to MT. Dillon's residence. In response torcpeated demands for speech Mir. Dillon came out on the balcony and made brief address Mr. O'Bricn also addressed the crowd Hc praised the generosity of the Irish, Americans.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
WANT A NEWSPAPER.
Senator Hearsrs Orsr of oJ.o0O.0 900 fo T
 the "H-raid'' Is Laughed At


 the "Hrraid' Is Laughed At.
 NRw YORK, October 8-Senator Hearst was asked if the reports that his son wish. sd to come to New York as mana ger of . great newspaper were true.
 They are true" he replied. My sou wishes to come here, and hc will if he can get chance. So far as business is con. cerned newspaper In New York would help the San Francisco pap CT and vice versa, each would gather news for the other. The same Washington bureau would serve both; the same London nd Paris and Berlin bureau Ofcourse he likes California, where he was born and whose people he knows. He never will give up the Examiner, but he appreciates the fact that New York is the metropolis of the country and is destined to be the metropolis of tho world He is young, able and ambitious man. He has proved his ability by his prosperous infringement of the Examiner He feels confident that in the broad field of New York he would find a scope which would give play to all of his abilities and call upon him to put out all his strength.n
 Ai"fs yVu tttoi eo uuy any PaPct III A>eW York, Senatorf'
 "Yes; sent to Mir. Bennett an offer of t5, 5,0oo, 900 for the Herald"
 What did Mr. Bennett sayr'
 ~ was informed that he laughed and said he wouldn't sell the Herald for ssp,- 0o0,0Do"
 Have you considered the purchase of any other New York paperf''
 Yes. considered the Sun. but dis covered that Mir Dana wouldn't sell ct my prics. He gets too much fun out of the Sun to sell it, so l didn't make any offer, but Will is coming to New York. He will never relinquish the idea now that he has made mp his mind He Is determined to own New York newspaper. If we can't buy ono we will havo to start one"
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
Against Compulsory Education.

CnicAGo, Ill, October 3 The Lntherans have begun to work for the repeal of the compulsory education law in this State, and have sent out pledges to sixty Repub. lican and the same number of Democratic candidates for the Legislature to sign. These pledges arc 10 the effect that the sguer, if elected, promises 10 do all in his power 10 secure tho repeal of the compnl. sory education law. Fifteen Democratic candidates and one Republican candidate have signed tho pledge so far.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
C.n.a. r,rures.

wAsHISeros. D. c, October e-The Census Bureau to day announced the nopa. iation of Inc following cities and towns;
 Illinois Danvilie. II BPS, increase 3. se5. Decatur, l6.sti; increase, s,s9t Cham paign. 5,ss7: increase. ss4. Mattoon. 6, sa9 |; increase. l,o1a Paris, 5,osa, increase, 6sB.
 Yaxoo City. Miss.. |, s47; increase, a,1oA Sedalia, Mo. ls.aai; increase. |, &ss.
 Iowa--Boone 6,5la, increase 8. .iss; Mar. shalltown (. s0s, increase 3,05s; Sioux City g sos, increase 9o, 4g6
 Dallas. Tex, ss l4o. increase e', ,7Sa
 Macon, Ga, @, ,sss, increase. a,0i9.
 Tho total population of tho State of New Hampshire is ss5, ss7, increase es, s3s
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
The ss,ssl.sippi River Commis ,lon

Nnw YORK, October i.-The Mississippi River Commission held meeting ut army headquarters to day. Hon. T. c. Catch. ings. of Mississippi, and Patrick Henry, of Arkansas, addressed tho meeting relative to the improvements needed and the steps necessary to be taken. Wm. Startling, tho Chief Engineer of the Lower Missis- sIppi levee district, and G, Gabner, of the Upper Mississippi levee dissric. gave . general outline of the work required ex- tending from Cairo to the head of the Passes, The commission will bc In session for several days.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11

WAsHISeroS, D. C.. October 6--Th, issue Of silver from tho hints during tho week osded October was $pol.sa4. The issue oi standard silver dollars during ths corresponding period of last year was l. e5t,o The shipments of fractional silver coin during September were q ,SSa. sis.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
rhs .,ehn n.sl. nRs,,,x M.mera.l.

Bosrox, Mass, September a.--At sa adjourned meeting of tho John Boyl . O'Reiliy Memorial Comm s,cc, last night. resolution was offered dec:ariug it to bs the desire of Inc committee 10 commcmor- ate shc name of John Boy 10 O OReiliy, by . statue pr other memorial in some public place. and also an alcove in some Public Library 10 bear his name. Itis dcsigusd c rai.e the sum of tso.tno for the purpcss. This resolution will bs acted upon a . meeting next Mcnday, when it h expecss1 the form of the nsnoriai win bs nnaIly deteruined.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
On the Way we.t.

SrArNroS, Va, October 6.-Presidcni 6. Harrison and party on their way west were met at the station hero this evening by large gathering of citizens. The Presi dent appeared on the platform of hts pri
 yase car and was greeted with hearty cheers and music by a colorcd band It wa, not generally known that the President was on the train or the "Stonewall Brigade Band" would have turned out to meet him
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
A volumlnou. naa Novel poeum,n,.

KEoKvx, To-, October 6,--Giies O,ti, Pearcs, printer, journalist, assayer, law yer, smelter and chemist, who some tint ago brought action for conspiracy m ths Federal court against Davcnpor. and Ciin. ton parties, 10 day filed volnminoas amendmon, to his petition. The Governor and A,,oraey-General of Iowa. the Prcsl dent and Attorney General of the uuises States, Congressman Hayes and about fifty others arc defendants in the case. Tue petition and amendments weigh about \ tscundn
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
Oklahoma Amy Pcss..

OKLAHOMA Clrr, Okla. October e--A. order was received here today from th, Department of War at Washington author king the abandonment of the military camps in this Territory. Tue troops sta toned at Oklahoma City are orsiercd ts Fort Riley. kan.; those of Guthrie. ts Fort Supply, and those at Kinstishsr ts Fort Sill The military reservation wli be placed in charge of custodian appoint ed by the President. and after while vii bs turned ever 10 the t<cretary of the In hsrios. who will appoint three apprsissrs t assses tts vAlus. and cder it for sale.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
An Error tn tn. r.r,n mt.

wAsHiSoroS, D. C., October i.-Ths
 rror which 1t was intended to correct ik tho tariH bill occurred in paragraph SIS concerning chocolate. A pascnthesis wal misplaced, with the result that swectencS chocolate is Included in the 20 per paund duty. As tho concurrent resolution to cor rect the error which passed tho House was objected to sn the Senate, the attempt t< correct thc -nrollment has failed. and if any remedy is asr>-l It must be taken here. after by joint resolution.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
MI. ,,.,.,nna.. I,.r,.I

NEW YORK, October 6.--The T mes says Ex President Cleveland said yesterday that all the stories to the effect that hc was to visit tho West shortly, and that he was to follow closely on the trail of Prssidca Harriscn in the matter of speech making were erroneous He says he may go Wesi in November on the occasion of Mir. Thur mans birthday but il will DO very briel trip, three or four days at the outside.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
The Adam. rl.-Up.

AsnrRY PARK, N. J.. October a.--The tie.up of the Adams Express atJersey City yesterday was felt very severely at all the seacoast towns on the lines of the New York and Long Branch Railroad. over whose lines the Adams people control tht express business. Not n piece of express was received after noon yesterday from tho agents at Red Bank, Long Branch, Asbury Park and the other shore towns.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
Oklahoma ci,r Jah,l.n,. ..

OKLAHOMA CIrY. Oklahoma. Oct a-Thi, city has put In to day as yesterday, in ont continued celebration One hundred pounds of dynamite were exploded to-day n few miles from the city in order that ths whole Territory if possible might hear the report and join in the rejoicing. When the news of Representative Perry's mistreat ment reached here this afternoon is wM with great difficulty that force of S0 armed men was dissuaded taking special train and going to Guthrie to prot ect our representatives. Cool advice prevailed, however, and nothing was done.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
Hn..,n ana Arn,sn,..

LONDON, September 2o.--A dispatch from Erreroum ssys the situation in Armenis has bes one serious. The Russian govern ment has massed 7a,o0o teoops on the African frontier. The Turks are expecting su attack and are rapidly supplying the Kurds with arms aud ammunition and msk ng other rsparalions 10 ressst the Russian fcrcc. Russ . is also increasing ,h e frontier guards on the boundaries of Austria. Turkey and Persia. The alleged object of this increase is to provide for the more effective suppression of smuegling.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
C..... rssr...

wAsHIxaroS, October I.--popuiations were today announced by the Census Bureau of cities and towns as follows Akron, O. a7,7oa. increase. iI,iao; Aili ance, O., s,sl6, increase, sssi, Canton, O. saSs7, increase. i4.o6s; East Liverpool Q. io.esg. Increase, ls,op, MassilIon. O., 10, eoo. increase. s.ass; Sseubenvillc. O.. Is, sss. inoresse. i.a7o; Warren. O, s.Oss, in crease. i.soo; Youngstown. O.. ss. .iso. ia crease, ls,s6l Also, the population of ths 6tAte of Georgia. l,sa4. .afsA incrass. 1oo. lS6 os lAos pr osnt
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
A Depe, R.bhed.

GALIAriS, Mo, October 3,-Last night the depot at the Wabash crossing, about .one and half miles from this city, was bnrelarlzed, ana about $aoo in money taken. The robbers set fra to car in the yards and then gave the alarm The night opera. tor ran out to sec about the fire, and was gone from the ofiico about ton minutes. The thieves effected an entrance through the rear window of the ticket office and wrenched the money drawer loose from its fastenings and took IL with them. They extinguished the lights in the ofiice.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11
With Bix Capital.

SrxrS orIELp, H., September ea.- Arti cles of inc, operation were taken out to-day by the Chicago Electric Transit Company of Chicago, J. Nj. Hannahs. W. II. Powell and c. w. Stanford are the incorporatora and the capital stock is tia, ,0o0. .Uuo.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-11

The River and harbos hilt Approved. WAsrxeroS, September ao.--The Presi- dent has approved tho river and harbor hill
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-31

Mr.. r. B. Davenport, who has
caused the Harpers to stop the sale
Of book By Captain King on In-
dian campaigning on account of an
alleged malicious libel against him
is well-known newspaper man.
formerly OF the New York Herald
and now editor Of the New Haven
Morning Nesrs. The libel results
from spleen engendered against
him in certain army circles by his
sharp and consistent criticism of
General Crooks management Of the
Sioux campaign Of 1876, throughout
which Mr.. Davenport acted as a
special correspondent of the Herald.
Mr.. Davenport's conduct has never
been questioned by anybody who
was with him under FIRE in an In
dian fight. Captain King was con-
fessedly not present at the scenes
which in this instance be processes
to describe. This natter we I'M
derstand, ID to be brought into the
courts. Mr. Davenport has had
some connection With theatrical
matters, having been the general
agent Of ; leading English opera
company for one season.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-31
Hats OF Finest Quality.

Our Goods are all new and fresh, n
old stock
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-31
FURNISHING GOODS.

Also full line of Gents, Furnishing.
Underwear, HossFyy Neckwear In all the
Latest Styles. Shirts to Order 1915;
Shirts to Order 1926, fit guaranteed. -
Orders by mail given my personal at
tention.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-31

POSTMASTER General Wanamaker
evidently appreciates the manner in
which newspaper publishers are
frequently beaten out of money by
small-souled subscribers. He recent
IL made the important decision,
says the DoYlestown Intelligencer,
that postmasters who fail to notify
publishers when subscribers move
away or fail to take them from the
postoffice, shall be responsible for
the subscription.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-31
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

A full and nicely selected stock of
Mems, Boys and Children's CLOTHING
MEMS SUITS. $500, $3.50. $3.50.
$1,000, 1890, $13 so, $500. &c,
BOYS SUITS. $500. $3.50 $500,
$3.50, $3.50. $500, &c.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-31

THERE is a loud call for the fool
killer in Delaware. A man was in-
yited by 'sfriend" to take drink
out Of bottle. He did so, and
found that his throat was consum-
ing fire. The bottle contained
ammonia. The result will proba-
bly, be the death of the man who
trusted his friend. Practical jokes
are brutal and indecent on general
principles, but this one was crimi-
nal.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-31
NOTICE
TO
TAXPAYERS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, October 10, 1890.

COUNClL ChAMbEh,
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, October 10, 1890.
The attention of Delinquent Tax-Pay-
ers for the year 1888, is hereby called to
the following order passed by the Mayor,
Counsellor and Aldermen of the City of
Annapolis, at ito regular meeting held
October Is. 1890.
ORDERED, That the Collector and
Treasurer be. and he is hereby, directed
and authorized to enforce the payment
of all CITY TAXES OVERDUE, for
the year 1888, and that If the same are
not paid on or before the 18th DAY Of No
vem6er. 1890, then he shall proceed by
due process of law to advertise and sell
the property.
And the Collector and Treasurer is
hereby authorized to have a notice of
the same published for three weeks, in
two papers published in the City of An
napolis. BY order of the Board,
PHILIP E. PORTER, Clerk.
LOUIS H. REIN,
OLA Collector and Treasurer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-31

ROGER A. Pryor said on the occa-
sion of his elevation to a judgeship
in New York, 81 can say fervently
and with gratitude. that in the north
sectionalism is absolutely unknown,
and / believe that the same condi-
ton Of affairs exists IN the south
among ell except the professional
politicians.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-31
New Inaa.,rIes in ,hI, couotry.

A large tin can and stamped tin
factory lie shortly to be established
in Baltimore. Tho old Abbott
rolling mill property at Canton, has
been purchased for the purpose.
The capital. it is said, will be large,
aud the works will employ great
number Of hands.
Ground has been bought in New
York city for an extensive mill, to
be built by French capitalists, for
the manufacture of cassimeres of
the grade known as $50 fine, which
are now all imported. The mill
will be large enough to employ 300
hands. The syndicate has no
American associates.
The Kennard Novelty Company
with capital stock Of $50. 1000. was
incorporated yesterday in Baltimore
by Harry Welles Rusk, Charles w.
Kennard, VIM. II. A. Maupin,
Washington Bowie and John f.
Green. The incorporation is for
the purpose OF manufacturing aud
selling novelties.
The l. 2. Coates spool cotton
manufacturer in England, the
largest in the world, have establish
cd q factory in this country. which
employees over 1000 hands, and we
read in the papers of a number of
other large foreign factories coming
to this country as fast as arrange
ments can be made for their trans
fer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-02-21
Sherinss Sales.

Sheriff Stineman has advertised the following
properties at Sherif's sale, at the Court House,
in EbensburK, on Monday, March g. $780, at
O'Clock p. N.
The interest Of Wilson Gallagher, In 100 acres
ofland in Allegheny township. about o5 OF which
are cleared, having thereon a plank house and
log barn.
The interest OF J. H Swan In the timber on 20
acres OF land In Barr township.
The interest OF ]. H Swan In the timber on i3o
The interest OF ]. H. Swan in the timber on 40
acres in Earr township.
Inc interest OF J aeon Layton, deceased IN 80
acres, having thereon a plank house and frame
barn
The interest OF John T Harris in a lot of ground
in First ward OF Johnstown, having thereon q
two story plank house.
ground in First ward ef job nstswn. having there
on a two story frame double house.
The interest of John T. Harris in a lot of ground
The Interest Of Philip seymOre In IS acres of
land In Carroll township. having thereon q two
story brick house and frame barn.
The interest Of David Quinn in a lot of ground
| in Tunnelhil borough.
The Interest OF Thomas McKenna and Mary
! Jane McKenna In = lot OF ground IL TunneIhill
having theron two story house.
The interest OF John L. Baum IN SO acres In
Susquehauua township, shout 20 OF which are
cleared. having thereon a plank house and log
The interest of F smeeder in a lot OF ground IN
stable.
The Interest Of Barbara Repp in q lot OF ground
I IN COnemaugh township
The interest Of Oliver Reed In es acres OF land
In blacklicK township, about 20 acres Of which
| cleared, having thereon frame house and log
1 barn.
The interest of Daniel Burk in SC acres of land
| In Gallitzin township, having thereon 4 plank
house an 4 frame barn.
The interest OF Alex :. story in Is5 acres Of
/ land in CrOyle township. Preserving the coal)
having thereon PLANK house and frame barn.
The interest of James r. McMulien in IS acres
OF land in Clearneld township, about 50 acres Of
having thereon a
and barn.
The interest of Lewis Men ullen In lls acres of
land In Clearneld township. about IS acres of
which are cleared, having thereon frame house.
I log barn and a saw mill
The interest OF A ]. YOungEin in = piece Of
/ land in Reade township, having thereon plank
house and small shop
The interest OF Mary Z Dempsey IN = lot in
I GallitIiu borough, having thereon a two stery
| plank house.
The interest Of ID. ]. McLaughlin In lo7 acres'in
West Taylor township. about Is acres cf which
are cleared, having thereon PLANK house and
I log
The interest OF William O'Harrow In . lot OF
/ ground In Chest Springs, having thereon a plank
house and stable
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-02-21
Local Institute at summerhIn.

Program for teachers local Institute to be
held at Summerhill. March l, 1880. com
mencinR at $50 A. NJ Moral Training OF
Pupils, Miss Krise; Physiology, Miss Plot
mar; How TO Cultivate Imagination in Chill
dren. Miss BerRhan@; Language and Com
position, Miss DeupsY; Seat Work for the
little oues, Miss Kern; School punishment,
hr. Sherblne; How To secure prompt attend.
anee, Miss Mears; Order In school. Mr.
Kaufman; For what do we teach? Mss
knepper; Health In the school J. w Leerh;
Teach useful things, r. II. Bitter; Should
the parent and director visit the school
room Why ? T. j. IteIl; Our common
schools, j. G.. Carroll; sand modelling, T.
y, Allison. Teachers, Directors, and pa
irons are invited TO attend our Institute and
aid In making IL a success. We have had
two Interesting and instructive meetings In
our district during this term. We presume
this will be the last meeting during this
term OF school Let Us make IL q success.
Music will be furnished by the Institute.
COMMITTEE.