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A Grnhlto Association.

BosroS, Feb. 2S.-Representatives Of
leo granite concerns Of New England,
covering the entire area from Eastern
Maine to Western Connecticut, WHO
have been in secret session two days,
have formed an organization to be
known as the Granite Manufacturer
Association OF New England, 1t was
voted that after May l all labor should
be paid for by the hour and The piece.
1t was the opinion OF the gentlemen
present that the present condition OF
the granite business did not warrant the
increase in wages asked for by the work
men. 'i fI FU.f, ,lJE
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Tie Nuynssn NIurtlcrcrs.

Baltimore, MD, Feb. 2s.-Present
Harrison, by Private Secretary Halford,
has written the three condemned Ma.
vassa murderers, Henry James, Edward
Smith and George Keys, that he has re.
ferred their cases to the Attorney Gem
eral. The men are confident that they
will not be hanged. isTI E-l'f'
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EXTENSION T TABLES..

Indispensable to every housekeeper. ia
dining table. We have a large Inc in
Solid Walnut, Oak, Ash and other wooiIs l.. Z
y Me are determined to sell Extension
Tables and will, therefore, offer tb;s
week lO0 6.foot Extension Tables in in
solld ID Oak, with. oil finish TOP. al oplv
81 W each. For spot cash, or on crei;f
our price will be the same during thia
great reduction sale, namely. 81 tllJ H each ,o
You cannot afford to be anv lonnor
without one OF these tables at the a nrico
We offer them. Don't hesitate ohontt u titSo tho
money mone}y-non't stay at home during this
terrible %a,5 d slaughter Of goods, wishing You
had money. WHEELING INsrALMrSr a. r
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1Inckcnzle's Libcl Suit.

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-Trial Of the action
for libel brought by Sir N1orell Mac
kenzie, the noted physician, against the
st. James Gazette, for publishing dispa-
raging articles in connection with his
treatment Of the lato Emperor Frederick
Of Germany, commenced to-day. -5l
The trial was concluded this after.
noon. The jury awarded DR.. Macken-
zle fl 500 damages. Dr.. Mackenzie had
similar suit against the London Times,
and the jury in that case awarded him
El50 damages. h IA J.
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BERLIN, Feb. 2s.-The official pro-
gramme Of the subjects to be considered
by the international labor conference
has been issaed. The subjects to be dis
cussed are the regulation Of mine work
with reference to tho prohibition OF the
labor of women and children under
ground; the shortening Of the shifts in
particularly unhealthy mines; the en-
surfing Of regular output Of coal by sub.
]ecting the working OF the mines to in
ternational rules, the regulation OF Sun.
day labor and also the regulation Of the
labor Of children and females.
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NV ARR, R=7|:I

for jingle in Chinaware, put your 81 /
to this:Il0o complete Toilet Sets H, in e;1t eat
se1e5ncas sna eda, decorations at only s. 80 Per
We warrant these goods perfect in , ever,,
ieature:.I;They are the same Goods no ets.y tbay
you paid US 50 50 per set before.MT1heavs 1as
are the same goods as you pay s. sl1ney % tor
tSbaeK be et2 At any ss EXCLUSIVE aa, store
otter 100 sets beautifully lecoratsSd mhSLye, ;e
horal u ria; designs, at only s. 60 eaeh@5o aeta
ess,a OsSins Rd,p and pitchers We hold at only 50
onaaTha oslneas san,1 IN mind we don't offer Sec
Of our stock.-Come around sas,v sar cream ani1
great sale. - = uut'n9 1a1' TINS
~ WHEELING 8 ,sls 1NsTALMENr Cd. II
= /, iIs'. 1las. u4O Marle. Street. - ~ +.
'soeEFH '''-'7l MoARDLE. Manap,ta,r,:: %,
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/: .WAsn:l:se1oos, y D. O., Feb. 2s.-secre.
tary Window has issued orders for the
establishment Of an immigrant lsuding
depot at Bedloe's Island, New York bar.
Dol, aud arrangements will at once be
made for the construction OF the neces.
sary buildings. lE3yE 33PTy - ~
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Called to n Now Field.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.-The Rev. Dr.. W.
Il. Vibbert, who has been for eight
years rector Of St. James Episcopal
Church, has recently received a call to
the rectorship Of 81. Peters' Church,
Philadelphia. This rectorship was made
vacant short time ago by the election
OF the Rev. Thomas F. Davies to the
bishopric Of Michigan. Those who
know Dr.. Vibbert best say that he will
probably accept the offer. St.. Peters is
one OF the largest, wealthiest and most
influential parishes in the East, 80.
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United statcs onlccr plsappenrs.

MiS''SEApoLls, MINI, Feb. 2S.-The
journals Vincent, MINI, special says,
RI. Boylaa, jr., Observer at the United
States Signal Station bore, has left for
parts unknown leaving many creditors,
Some of,the government property at The
signal station is also missing, ~ 17SI
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Why I,is,nnrck Remo,r, {, /.

BERLIN, Feb. 2s.-The North German
Gazette, Prince Bismarck's organ, cor
firms the report that Prince Bismarck
intended to resign the CHARACTERISTIC,
but says that the result OF tho recent
elections caused him to decide TO remain
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Young I.incoln's Condition

Y LONDON, Feb. j2s.-Mr. Lincoln's son
was cheerful during the day and took
nourishing food. He is resting tran
quilly tonight. He 10 not yet. out Of
danger. Mr.. lincoln and Mrs. Lincoln
are constantly at his bedside. G3s.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2s.-Dispatches from
various cities in Texas report that the
aeyerest ."norther," Of the season, pre-
vailed in that State yesterday. Rain
ana sleet and SNOW fell over large part
Of the State and the mercury sank to 20
degrees below freezing point in many
places. The fruit crop is badly damaged
and early vegetables are destroyed. The
same cold wave passed over Arkansas
and reports from that State say that crops
arc much damaged, g7 S;''-.'
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W,AAsn1Soros, Feb. 3 The United
States Fish Commissioner this morning
avasded the contract Tor the erection OF
the steam and water distributing plant
at;P1tin. Bay, o., to Messrs. Shaw, Ken
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Tho Jury DlsncrecU.

ClScIsSArl, O., Feb. as.-The jury in
the case Of Mrs. Gertrude briggs, the
young vile Of the aged counterteiter,
Nelson briggs, who has been on trial in
the United States court for dealing in
counterfeit money, was unable TO agree
after more than two days OF deliberatlop,
and was discharged, gfs3g. 4'si'
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railroad iron, were found on the bottom.
The finding Of Mrs. Hawes' corpse In.
famed tho public mind to a state ot
frenzy. Tho trial OF Halves begun April
20 and lasted eleven days. The Jury re-.
turned verdict Of guilty with the
death penalty after two hours deliber.
ptinna ..U'.4.E I,.# p
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An Emphatic Demand,

CoSsTASElSorLE, Feb. 2s.-The Ar
menian patriarch has delivered to the
Porte a special note demanding the
immediate and complete restoration OF
the privileges Of the Armenian Church
and the execution OF the reforms prom-
ised BY the Berlin treaty. Z. g /. n !. - y
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DIED.

BTEPHESs-On Friday evening, February o..
1870, - 9:l5 O'Clock. OAvAL, son OF Ueniayni In
a and Emma J. Stephens, In tho 10Th year Of
Funeral from the residence OF hiS parents. No.
4EE 22lo Alley +. on Sunday afternoon 1t 2
O'clock. Friends Of the family invited. In.
tetment at Mt. Zion Cemetery, ID.
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Tho Maryland derrymantlcr.

5 ANNAPOLIS, Mp, Feb. Ex-Governor
Jackson to-day approved the act redis-
tricting the State. Five out OF six Con-
gressional districts Of Maryland ore now
BY common consent conceded to the
Denocrata. NJ :. n a ~ ~ -sLl w. ~
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Tho Flre Under Control,

snAMoK1S, Pa, Feb. %. The are in
the Cameron colliery is to-day thought
to be under control. The fire is still
burning. but ii nothing unforeseen oc-
ours it will be extinguished in few
DAYS, MA 7sss l. s. - q * lss 3ts
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Cry OF Mexico, Feb. oos.-The Illinois
editorial excursion arrived last night,
The Government has ordered a strict
investigation regarding the counterfeit
ing Of American coin IN Guayomas, z
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CLEVELAND, BLAND O., Feb. es.!The organi.
zation OF tho Akron 4 Chicago Junction
road was completed to-day. The stock
bolders met and elected as , directors
Thomas L.. ging, N. R.. Dickey, T. Il.
William, J., ,. Cayan and Y. ParFql.s ,
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!. wAsnl,saros, D. q. ! Feb. u 2s.-Harold
y. sewall, nominated to DO Consul
General; at sApia,s Samoan Islands, was
confirmed by the Senate yesterday after
noon III executive session, & i'Ij9FFl
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& Acrobat TO his SOM "You call that a
good jump? For shameF II your dear
old grandpapa saw that from his grave
he would stand On bis head.B s8Si Y
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In. Fl5. l.E.|lgI5.
Reeds decision was aggraya.ing to the
Democratic side, but the applause In the
galleries was too much for endurance,
Springer could not contain himself. He
hoped around wildly in front OF the
Speakers desk, and demanded that the
galleries be closed. What lie wanted 10
move was that the galleries should be
cleared, but he was so mad he said
"closed," and everybody seeing bis mis-
take hurst into laugh In which tho
Illinois member was forced to Join aud
retire aa gracefully as he could. III
Pendleton, the stntcd member, made
long speech In his own behalf before
the debate was closed, and then kept a
jealous watch OF the vote rs 1t progressed,
having big printed roll Of members in
front OF him, on which he checked oil
each name In evident determination
that Mr.. Reed or the clerks should
not swindle him by ringing lin
too many Republicans. The young
ster-for such Pentleton is-being very
youthful looking--seemed to snller great.
ly during the process OF his elimination.
lie glared about him in impotent rage, !
nervously crossing aud increasing his
legs, until the last act OF swearing in At |
kinson had been accomplished. Then |
he sunk back In the chair hc had no |
right to occupy with look Of disappoint-
ment on his face that not one member
on the Democratic side came forward to |
brighten by kindly word.
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1t Is "Generul Oxley,"

Special Dispatch 10 he Ialelligtaeer. ~ 10
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. 2S.-Scna-
tor B. Il. Oxley was to-day appointed
Adjutant General and State Librarian
by Governor Fleming, ~ =
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~ MIDNIGHT REPORTS.
Tho river at midnight is SO feet 81
inches, rising; weather cloudy.
At Louisville the river is rising inch
an hour; 80 feet 7 inches in the channel;
80 feet 4 inches at the falls; 81 feet 8
inches at the foot OF the locks; weather
cloudy and cold.
At Memphis, Tenn, the river rose II
inches to-day, IT :
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MARTINS FERRY pOSTUPFICE.

1'1PVSeou THU Ex.aInVUr 1IltcNeII VIII Do
Appointed Shortly. HalE
Specidl Dissaich TO he lniellioencer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. es,-Mr.
Morrison, Of Martins Ferry, is here in
the interests Of Captain Abe Lash, for
Postmaster. Representative Taylor said
to-day that he had endorsed ex-AIayor
Mitchell for tho position, and that be
would shortly be appointed, y -
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Uo PRv9!o1oHe llHue 1Ul tnB ReutTHl Clltap
circulation Of the Congressional Record.
That provision has not been made. With
regard to the Associated Press, ! am glad
to hear what the Senator from Connectl-
cut (Alr. Hawley) says; but I have been
told BY responsible newspaper man
that it is not true. II it be true, am
glad to know it. But II it be not true,
then, considering the special privileges
that the representative OF the Associated
Press has here, the thing should be
remedied. y - - - NJ !
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aYou charge 30 cents for the chicken,
while tho card says 70 centG.mG, - Excuse
me- >this chicken was bigger than the
one on the card. i,,.f.;ys Il gl55y!s 81.
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PENSION BILL.

. IL N
The Senate then proceeded to the con
sideration Of the bill reported from the
Committee on Pensions on the 18th OF
January, granting pensions to ex.soldiera
and sailors who are incapacitated for the
performance Of manual labor, and PRO.
yiding for pensions to dependent rela.
tiyes Of deceased relatiyes OF deceased
soldiers and sailors. r.
Mr.. Davis, Chairman OF the Committee
on Pensions, addressed the Senate in ex.
PLANTATION Of the bill. The ANNUAL en-.
pense for invalid pensions under the
pending bill he estimated at Sl4 ,4OO. 900.
For increase Of fexisting pensions So, ,00S,.
900 ;for widows Of unpensioned soldiers
dying annually $l,72s,0O0; for widows
OF pensioners dying annually $S64 0OOj
Tor widows whose claims are pending OF
have been rejected $40, 500 900; for
children Of widows 81, ,63o, GOO; for chill
dren ir ~ under .l pending bills 900. Total
S35, ,00S,00O. Ma M s4'Ss7lI "a, h 4
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Atlantic; Tea Co.

Recognizes no competition. Our long
experience, combined with our facilities
for buying and distributing goods, on.
ahles ts To sell at prices that defy compe-
titlon, iTT IA fPEIHHh lf'. -
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STILL ON A HIGH.
The Ohio at Cincinnati Boom
ing and Still Rising.
THE EXAGGERATED REPORTS
That Have Been Sent Out Regarding
the Extent OF tho Damagc-Lntest 4
Stage Of tho Rtvcr--Losscs to
H Merchants in tho City.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2s.-The most cheer
fnl indication that the present food ID
the Ohio river has almost reached its
limit was the colder weather and the
appearance Of snow this morning,
AS "a set-oG against that Is the repor,
from up tho river, which shows tha,
from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati tho river
is everywhere rising, aud, worst OF ali,
TINT at Marietta and Parkersburp there
was heavy rainfall all day.
At Portsmouth the rise Ia about half
an inch an hour. Here 1t Is rising at
the rate OF one-half to three.quarters OF
an Inch per hour, the gauge at II o'clock
showing IS feet III inches. -
-8 E1rRAvAaAXr REPORTS, aga'l
Wildly extrayagant ideas OF the extent
and effect OF the present flood in Cincin.
natl prevail in some places. The widest,
perhaps, is the report said to have reach.
cd London, England, that ene.half Of
Cincinnati is under water. The river at
81 feet would cover mere strip of the
surface OF this city, and a few low points
along. the river, except a very
considerable surface in Mill Creek
Valley, which is not built upon
and is either vacant property or is
used Tor vegetable gardens. Just there
ls the principal loss. Even the great
Hood Of 1854, when the water was II
feet high, the amount Of surface Gov.
cred was small. The chief Inconvenience
arises from the flooding of Easements
and cellars in the business and manu-.
featuring houses that lie contiguous to
the river. Owners are put to tho expense
Of putting their property on the upper
floors. '7t|-F.
An erroneous statement was made in
dispatches from Louisville to the effect
that the Ohio & Mississippi road be.
tween Louisville and Cincinnati was
closed. Their trains are running, as are
aii the passenger trains OF all the other
roads, though some Of them are Obliged
TO use temporary depots for day or two.
MIDNIGHT REPORTS.
Tho river at midnight is SO feet 81
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O'Farrall ease himself OF bis remarks.
and then went on finishing bis decision
as placidlyand quietly as though nothing
had been said by anybody but himself.
The galleries seemed to bo In sympathy
with the Speaker. The instant he had
ceased speaking there was considerable
which was again repeated
when Atkinson, a tall, slim, dark man
Of about forty, with gold eyeglasses and
tho regulation black suit had been sworn
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-01-15
IT'S a MIGHTY COLD DAY

IN January when Pe-ru-na 1a''s 10
keep you warm. When the ol0S'sf
;no blasts of Winter envelop your
hoav in their icy embrace, and seen 10
freeze your very marrow; when you
oliver and shake with the cold chllls
that creep over you and pierce you to
the very bone; then it is that 20" WIZ
find, if you try it, that there is not0-
ipe SO comfortably warming and 50
mildly invigorating as this same re- .,
rnpa. Sending genial glow through
your chilled system, it will Start your
blood Accusing through your VEINS;
inf new life and vigor Into you, anu
; make YOU feel altogether like new
man, The effect of Pe-ra-na III tn,'
rasneet is wonderful, and is manifest
ad ~ no other medicine. AS a $40
=, ~ nacb m.diciue and tonic it has n
r c4ove its efficiency. For record y,
>, p what pe.ru-na can do for ills peo .l11
n to ~D ladies, send for DR.. Ha1tman, s NJ MI 4,
e| W of life" sent free by the pernna Me- g,
is ;cine Co., Columbus, Q. 10 Keep :. "
IL Liver, Kidneys and Bowels regula.'
$. Man-a-lin should be taken at Tue S'0
~ time. ST. bottle.
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TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF LOUISIANA.
Vim. Preston Johnston, Ii. D., Pres !

TIME NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF
High School, College, and OF the r. r.
snnhie Newcomb Memorial College iof
vorno women, will begin Tuesday, octo-
Ier ,st. Entrance examination Oh mon
day, Sept. Both. c,1,eoa
Hieh School Course years. College
Course 4 years. All departments sup
lied with laboratories and other aus "
p p,,ct;cal instruction. The Manual ram
Inc department is well equipped WIN ; ap-
naratus for wood working, UNDERSTANDINGS .,s
forging, brazing and soldering anu ""
chine construction. IA
parallel College Courses lead to the ae >.
orea of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor ~ y,
Science. There is practical course II, =.
Elrrtrical Engineering and coihrie''
lint Of the Edison Sytem for lnstruct ION Z.
The II. Sophie Newcomb MemoI y, H ,.n,
t,r yn,,no women offers full course
IN science and letters. :.s,o+,ra
Special Courses in Art and Llteia.nio,
There is an Academical Department WIZ NC
nrenares students for the College. ooa
D Ieue course, $500 per anu'im; frepa,a ro
: ry course Of two years, $50 per ahhunl
0 The Law Department opens NoVe'nu "
1ath n. c. Miller, Dean. Medical D y
no, onus October 21st, Stamford L
= Chaille, NJ. D., Dean. ,,
l. roi son0'"' WI. o. ROGERS,
Il ro+orv If the Tulane University, Ne
Orleans, La.
ID August LIST, l9S9-Gm.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
10Th Judicial District Court-farisn
Of Rapides.
CHAs. w. CARRUTH :. oc.o
vs.. INV, oo"N
HIS CREDiToRs


SURRENDER.
N-OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 iHE
~ creditors of Charles W. Caffuth, 9i
Alexandria. Louisiana, that he has maae
volnutary surrender of his properly 'or
the benefit of his creditors, tiilns there-
with schedule of his assets ana lapIli,
t,as which surrender has been accepted
wv the Honorable the Sudge OF the lzth
judicial District Court in and Tor the "a
r;sh of Rapides and State OF Louisiana,
and that ali further proceedings asalhs,
either the person or property OF the saw
Gbaries W. Carruth has been stayed; thar
meeting of his creditore Will DC hetd
: befnre Levin l.. Hooe, Notary Pubic, ~ !,
r the Town of Alexandria, La, on the zo,i,
f day Of January, 1890, for the purpose o. o.
Q exolaining exactly the amounts OF ,a zen
resnectiye claims and to vote 1or any
elect A syndic to administer the property
thus surrendered. .,,, w T.
t: ", Blackman and A. v. Coco, 1ua
)-~ ges Of said Court, and gwen na
Sor my hand and seal at AleSandrla' La, Lea
this Sd day Of December, a; "; 400
'n'' - GEORGE 0, WATTS,
FILED Dec. 20, 1889. ClefA'
GEO. o. WATTS, Clerk.
p A true copy:
C. i. RANsDELL,
Depy. CLERK,
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J. Thomas S. c''n'A'' No. 1922.
Ike Lewis.
c.,.o of Lonisiana, Parish of Rapides,
7V"'' Twelfth Judicial District
Court.
DY VIRTUE OF AND TO SATISFY a. "A
Is writ Of fieri facias issued aud TO me
directed in the above entitled anP p, nun f,'.
bered suit, i have seized and WI , o,ie IT
for sale at public auction, in the town 10, OF
Beyce, Rapides Parish, La, between inc
hoars prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF JANoAh1'
~ 1890,
the following described property TOWN.
One Gray Horse,
4 One Brown Mare,
\ One light two-horse wagon,
1 Forty bushels corn, more or iess'
! seyen sacks cotton seed,
Four Hogs.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, subject to al
praisement. >, y: r. = p D. parisb
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Mr.. Jas. Lambert; of New Brun'

Mr.. Jas. Lambert; of New Bruins
wick, Illinois, says: ~ was badly at 81.
A;cted with rheumatism in the hips
and legs, when bought bottle OF !
nbamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t cured
me in three days. I am all right to-
,,ay and would insist on every one
who is afflicted with that terrible dis
ease to use Chamberlain's Pain Balu
and get we'll at once" For SAFE .
e. J, Sullivan.
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DIR. Emmons, of New York, has
Invented an explosive much more
powerful than dynamite, and which
cannot be exploded by a blow; only
an electric spark sets it off, and thus
it is perfectly safe to handle. A stock
company with capital of s3,ooO,oo(
has been formed for the control OF TIT
Invention, which is called immenslte
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The Shreveport Times says that
Congressman Blanchard has intro
1uced a resolution providing for an
appropriation to clean ont and deepen
abe channel of that portion OF heo
liver called "Little River" This vii
De good news for the steamhoatme'
who are engaged in the Red rive
trade.