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The sun., 1891-01-16
IRELAND'S FACTIONS.
Both Sides Claim O'Bren-Haroourt On
the Needs OF the Hour.

Both Sides Claim OBr1en-Haroourt On
the Needs OF the Hour.
LONDON. Jan 15.-Mr. Timothy D. Healy. NJ.
p. has tslegraphed to the Pail Mall Gazette. do.
nyine that Mr.. William OBrien or M. Rsflalo-
yich. Mr.. O'Brien's father-in-law. or NJ Raj
falovich's family received Mr.. Barry or himself
coldly while they were in Paris. Mr.. Healy
says that Mr.. O'Brieas relations are not Par
nelites. or sympathizers with Parnsllism. Mr..
Healy adds that Mr.. Barry and himself were
warmly welcomed. and that Mr.. O'Brien is as
determined an opponent OF Mr.. ParnslPs lead.
srship as am"
statement made on Sunday last. while address
fectly satisfied with the length he has travelled
with Mr.. OBrien. and says that tho conflict
ing accounts OF the Bouloxne conference. fur
nished by Messrs. Parnell and Healy. both
claiming Mr.. O'B1en. are not surprising The
sssIsns i AaS ~: sssf lff S
IbsrsI oonaencs and Is himSst IL srestsss
sir William Vernon Harcourt writes: II the
Liberals the attitude OF friendly eoSperation.
1es sesd M
fell; there is no reason why they should not
with entire respect for each others tndopend-
ence work together as hitherto for the same
objects and with spirit OF equal assurance OF
ultimate success. II their position toward us
remains the same. our position towardIthem Ia
unchanged. Thon. confident as ever that the
future OF home rule is secure. nothing will
"fhere are worse prospects II Mr.. Parnell
succeeds in inlaming Irish passion and senti-
ment against English -sympathizsrs, and per
ststs IN poisoning the Irish mind. yilifyinR Mr..
exciting a race r, s9n
men and the American dynamiters thus
convincing the British people that no reli:
snce can be placed In Irish honor: that
confidence Is violated under cover oi
personal delinausn .'snd that ip settling the
home rule question the English Liberals can
round II. but that the matter must be deter
mined simply by the Irish leaders.
to England. and not an honorable alliance. il
the Irish people retify such 3 policy home rule
has no chance and ought to have NO chance"
The sun., 1891-01-16

That IL What a Massachusetta Prohibi.
Zionist Calls Secretary BlniAe.

That Is What n Massachusetts Prohibi.
ZIONIST Calls Secretary Blaine.
BOSTON. Jan. 15.-The Republican party as .
whole and James G. Blaine in particular were
hauled over the Goals to-day by the Essex
County Prohibition Club because the Secretary
OF State is acting as drummer for the hell
broth" manufactured by American brewers.
That Is what one OF the speakers called beer.
He said:
Our Government is reaching out by the
tend the market for American beer in foreign
lands. No Other, Administration eyer attempt
cd this. 1t stands to tho everlasting disgrace
OF James G. Blaine. who. as Secretary OF State Is
acting as drummer in foreign markets for tho
a Republican Administration to cail upon sn
American Consuls for information that tho
manufacturers Of this hell broth may be in
their goods can be had. 1t is q sickening spec
tacle. and should call every drop OF righteous
blood in the nation into hot and quick indigns-
fion.n
The sun., 1891-01-16
Engagement OF Miss Maud Ja6ray aua
Hollis Hunneweu.

The engagement was formally announced
yesterday OF Miss Maud s. Jafiray. daughter Of
Howard s. Jnffray and RranddauRuter Of Ed
ward s. Jaffr, y OF 615 Fifth avenne. to Hollis
Hunnewell of Boston. Miss Jsfirsy has been
out In society about three years, having been
home Of her grandfather. on which OCCASION
her COUSIN. Miss Daley Hurst. now Mr.: Ror-
den Hartman. was ALSO introduced. Miss Jsf-
eki!iul horsewomen In Now York society. She
livos tho greater part Of the year at Fairlight,"
HunneweIl is we'll known In society. especially
to those who go TO Newport In tho season. Ho
Is about 23 years old and is one Of the wealth
lest young men In this country.
The sun., 1891-01-16
AN AN17-STRLKE COMPACT.
Which Also Secures TO UAion Men the New
Court House Steam FITTING.

Which Also Secures to UAl0n Men the New
Court House Steam T1tting.
An agreement was signed Wednesday By
which the @. N. Evans Construction Company,
which has tho contract for tho steam fitting n
tho now Criminal Court House. becomes union
concern. The agreement covers moro than
this. 1t was made between the Msstsr Steam
and Hot Water Filters Association and the
COMPANY (which is not member OF the aAso.
Association OF Steam Filters. Helpers on the
nine hours day from now to Aug. I.
and receive $3.50 day for filters and q ior
helpers. double wages to be paid for over tins.
work for any employer who has not . regular
ly equipped steam -httine shop: and the en-.
Is 10 Re no strike against any member Of tho
association without preliminary submission To
arbitration
The sun., 1891-01-16
DBSPERATE s1RIKER6.
They Try 70 Wreck Trains and Attach
Railroad Stations.

They Try 70 Wreck Trains aad Attaek
Railr0aA Stations.
GLASGOW. Jan. 15.-In spite OF the feet that
the police are pstrolIing the railroad lines, .
gang near Greenook to-day placed pile Of
stones across the track. serious disaster
would have occurred had II not been that the
first train came along at an unususlly slow
rate. thus enabling. the engine driver to re-
verse hls locomotive IN time,
Perth. Jan. l5.-Ths strikers who have
beginning 10 display riotous feelings. Crowds
oi strikers to-day made desperate attacks
upon several railroad stations In this city.
" whole pane Of glass could bs soon in the
windows. They also attacked a4d completely
wrecked Large ss,on sssy so
places where the rioters were Assem- bled, and
with difficulty they were dispersed.
The sun., 1891-01-16
HE RODE ON THE Fox,s 8Acx.
A Doss Tomcat who Put Crossb~r Ps,.
nard to Sudden Plight

SCRANTON. Jan. 15.-Farmer Alonxo q DYKE.
man OF Benton township owns Q lfteeu. pound
gray tomcst named Jerome. He has whipped
every tomcat that he has ever met. 80 Farmer
Dykeman declares, and tho morning after New
Years he had lively tussle with another kind
OF Quadruped. Shortly after breakfast Farmer
Dykeman heard fox barking on knoll back
Of the barn, and looking up that way, he ssV
Jerome facing q noisy crossbar fox. The cat
stood on the crusted snow with his bscS
bumped. The fox Rlared at him, danced nom
side to side. and, barked furionsly. Jerome
lashed his long tail as though he was watch
ing for . good chance to pounce upon the 90.
tive fox, and tho movements Of the cunning
crossbar convinced Farmer Dykeman that hs
had q good notion to grspple with the spunky
cat
Reynard kept barking and dancing about
splitting and sissing was heard BY the farmer,
there was an instantaneous and hash.lko
movement Of Jorome's two paws, and tho next
second the fox was yelpinR. The astonishsd
Reynard turned tail Immediately, Jerome
sprang to his back like . panther. and Is tho
fox yelped and raced along the crest OF the
knoll the cat made the fur fy from his back In
tufts. Jerome clpng to the fox for ten or :
dozen rods, and then he jumped OIL. cantered
down tho hill. and began rubbing against the
bootloRs OF his proud owner.
The sun., 1891-01-16
Tho ISncoln's birthday Dinner.

Lafayette Camp. Sons Of Veterans. U. b a.
will give q dinner at the Hotel Brunswick Oh
Feb. 12 In commemoration OF the eighty,see-
ond anniyersary Of the birth q Ahrahsm M ham, hn an
Abraham Lincoln" Tho other speakers VIZ
be- Gen. ". 9. Veazey. Command:r ia. chiei g.
4. r.; Gen. Lelsud J Webb May3r 1ISns. sS.s.
District Attorney Sicoll. Dr ration. oen' onss-
man, and Gen. Horace Porter
The sun., 1891-01-16
Tho Cxar Hopes for Peace.

ST. PErEHsBuRa. Jan. l5.-Tho Gar, In re-
plying to the New Years address OF the Gov
ernor Of Moscow. delivered on Jan. 10 Tor Jan.
/, according to the Russian calendar. said
II pray God that this year will again vouch-
safe to US peAce and prosperity"
The sun., 1891-01-16
Associate Editor OF IIarper'- Weekly.

The announcement was made yesterdaythas
Richard Harding Davis will after this month
be associated with George William Curtis In
tho editorship Of Harper's Weekly. Mr. Davis
Is only 20 years old. and is a son OF L. Ciarke
Davis OF tho Philadelphia L'i2er and Iebeoce
Lehieh University and Johns Hopkins, and 'G. Or
several years has been actively engaeeTp fae Tar 10
EVENING SUN and q contributor to the mA&a'
vipAa
The sun., 1891-01-16
No such Picture OF Washington.

some wicked person has started report thst
George II. Moore of tho Lenox Library has II
his possession picture of George Washington
smoking a pine. Mr.. Moore says that DO never
hal such picture and never heard x. ths. shs ,ht
tba FatSer Of his Country did smoke q pipe. ne
would like every one 10 SOC the collection OF
Washineton relics In the Lenox Library.
The sun., 1891-01-16
Notes or Foreign Happenings.

German. to be- Bishop Of strasburg. Canon
Marbach, an Alsstian. has been appointed
coadju to the new Bishop OF Stresburg. but
without the right TO succeed to tho bishopric.
Eoyersl large steamers which attempted to
leave Hamburg yesterday were forced to- re-
turn. the leo IN the lower reaches OF the river
being tmDasssble.
The sun., 1891-01-16
Earthquakes In AIglcrs.

AI6IERs, Jan. 15.-Three violent earthquake
shocks. followed by a subterranean peal like
thunder have been experienced here. Intense
alarm prevailed tbf ouRh out the city, especially
among the native population.
The sun., 1891-01-16
Agnes Merndou Gets . Divorce.

Agnes Fl. Jessel. better known as Agnes
Herndon, the actress. obtained q decree OF
absolute divorce from Joseph A. Jesssl yestsr-
day Tho decree was granted by Judge Dusrs
The sun., 1891-01-16
Eyraua's Appeal Rejected.

rejeotsd the appeal OF Michael Eyreud. the
murderer oi Goune. who 10 condemned to die
by the Rulllptlne.
The sun., 1891-01-16
SECOND HAND

Brouehams Landaulsttes, RockAways Victoria A,..
boards, surreya Road waeons Phaeton q Fancy Tssss
wAEonettea bog Carts, Village CarA Doe 4 ,o, sssyS
hope GiRS stAnhope Phaetons Depot wagons Doe,a.s
fhaotons RunaboutA Express Top Cabriolea CsnSn.,
The sun., 1891-01-16

"A, communIcat1on from the Union Pacific
Railway Company was received BY President
It says in substance that the Union Pacific
Hallway Company Is advised by counsel that
Pacific. the Rock Island, and other railroads
exceed the powere OF the Union Pacific to
make. The Union Pacific Company. therefore,
disatfi rms the agreement and refuses to exc
cute IL
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
MONEY AND BUSINESS.


lame Condition 81 Finance and Trade
\ throughout this Country as shown ~
1 M. q. Dun Goa Weekly R8vlew-~A
General Advance IN Drnadatuffs ana Pro.
vlsions.-Trade Generally Good business
RaiIures, Ito.
Z New YonK. March lar. q. DUN q
co.s weekly review Of trade says:
Foreign influences have again disturbed
Eh0 money market mao The prospect for
new railroad building, md consequently for
gaii production, N not helped BY the none.
tnry situation. and stocks have been consld.
nrably weakened. There II moro active
speculation In bscWistuila. pork products
aud cotton. which hive all advanced. and
ahe outlook for farmers has rarely been bet
Ter " this season than II " now. ~ tho
great Industries, nearly AL are expanding
and employing labor fuily, but the coke
strike aud other causes have produced 70.
markable HhrinkaRe 10 the output ~
iron. Tho weekly output Of MI furnaces
IN blast March 1 was but 1889 tons,
against iteOc0 February /, decrease ~ IS
per cent IN month. Belief that tile coke
strike will soon end IN cheaper supplies Of
fuel, whiio the railroads west ~ Pittsburgh
have just agreed 10 reduce their charges
prompts consumers 20 expect lower prices
soon. and tho market here has u better tone.
Northern No. n quoted ~ low as fl7 and
southern az fls.2s, Tho prospect for tho
Building trades ~ rather dull here, but at
other cities. particularly at the west, u Is
remarkably bright Wool manufacture IL
doing remarkably well, though tho pficos u
goods do not advance Tho mills engaged
on dress goods ARE especially active, and
the worst0d works ara on full tiino with
falr prospects. ~ the boot and shoe
Industry shops arc fairly employed. Re.
ports from other cities arc fairly favorable.
Boston notes moro buyers Of boots and
shoes. Crude rubber IN firm, but not active.
Wool moves steadily, lumber II fairly ao-
awe, ana coffee "a strong. A. Philadelphia
che wool trade IL active. The hardware
trade IL good. In jaweiry, paints. liquors,
tobacco aud harness aud HaddlerY trade Is
FATHER quiet. At Chicago dry goods saics
considerably exceed last years.. aud In
clothing and boOts aud shoes the situation
u the same. Wool receipts are larger
wheat much larger aud cured meats show
an Increase and hides, oats and rye arc
about the same but Ia Hour, corn, barley.
lard aud butter duurease appears,
and In dressed beef q docrenso ~ ono
half Pittsburgh notes no change In iron
or rails, but some Improvement ia window
glass. Al Cincinnati whisky advances with
good sales and sales Of tobacco are heavy.
Cleveland notes hOpefunosa for spring
trade, and Detroit observes prospect for
great activity IN building West ~ Chicago
heavy snow and bad weather have had
much Influence, impeding tho lumber trade.
hepona from tho eutIfa suuth are u stado |
better, because cotton has recovered slightly |
IN prices,
The business failures occurring through. |
out the country during tho past seven days
nnmbeF. for the United states. 2s0 and for
Canada IA, or total VI 27s az compared with
. total u 36s last week, For tho CORES.
bonding week Of last year Tho figures woro
l5a
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

PARNELL'S MANIFESTO,

Charles stewart ParneiI Issues u Manifesto
20 Ills siFeilow-C ountrymcn" Ia America
In which Tie Appeals for Assistance to
suppress the "Mutineers" In the irish
Parliamentary Party.
LONDON, March 14.~-Mr. parnell haa
made public his long-expeoted mani
sesto. The full text Of tho document
follows:
HousB or COMMONS, Friday, March Ia.
70 ne Irish People ~ Amerieai
FELLOW. COurTnYiHN---In 1880 aud aubse.
Rnent yenra You asslst0d me powerfully BY
four Influence upon American public oplflon
and With yuuf Gunpfoua financial support 10
sroato the great movement OF the Land
Loaguo. without yonr aid SO freely given
and 30 constantly maintained ireland could
act for ono moment have made head against
her oppressora. still loas could ahe have at.
lainud the singular position OF power and tho
promise OF success which sho has occupied
during the last 1--WE years. AZ the Instant
whon victory seemed near and certain the
hasty and meddlesome interferenccs Of En-.
klish politicians IN the complex organisa.
sion OF our party. aided by sudden move.
ment among some young law students,
Eagerly seconded by few malcontents,
pfiice seekers and eDylOus persons who crept
into our ranks, temporarily destroyed tho
Independence OF many Irish popro,
sentatlves II now becomes my task 10
restore this unity anu reconstruct our
movement, Topping of an unsound mate.
flals. taking cffectual precautions against tho
admission IA tha future into our army OF any
weak. treacherous. anlf. seeking elements
Fortune has unya-tTn lho danger and given
space for this rceonsguet0n before tho
general elections, and tho disclosure has
brought about a realization Of tho inefll-
biency OF Mr.. Gradstones proposed solution
Of the situation 90 secure Legitimate
liberty, happiness aud psosperity'of
-FOUR brothers and sisters In Ireland
THIS disclosure was timely and all .impor.
liant. The delegates who &c my request are
aow crossing the ocean 10 your shores are
Meil Quali0ed with experience. ability and
patriotism TO fgiiy explain and defend my
position. which all that 10 sound, eour.
aReous and reliable at hnma have
assumed with me at this crisis
am confident that you VIII extend 90 them
Dhc most favorable reception and hearing.
rhey are each aud all wen tried soldiers
Eho have constantly distinguished them.
selves In our war against coercion aud Brit,
lsh misrnle, who. despite Intimidation and
influences OF the most INSCRIPTIONS and far.
character, have hravely defended
me during these dark and trying mo.
ments. With confidence greater than
In 1879 ] appeal TO you once moro
10 assist mo in quelllng this mutlny
and dlsloyalty 60 ireland. 10 help me In Sc
curing u really Independent parliamentary
party SO that we may make ono mort, even
though IL be our very last effort % win free.
iom and prosperity for oar nation By con.
ltional means. loar faithful servant.
CHARLES SrRwARr pARNELL.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
BISMARCK HEsITATEs. Ia

He breads 60 Give up the Quiet of Homo
for n life In Rcrlin-rhc social Demo-
prats Aroused by Chancellor Won Caprlvf's
Rensnt piierances,
LoNf-lN, March la.-Prince bismarck
has not yet given a reply to the invita-
ton 10 become candidate for the
reichstag from Gecstemunde, Hanover.
II Is stated that the princes chief rea-
son for hesitation is not political, but
because he does not care TO live for any
length " time in Berlin. He would not
take the seat without fulfilling its OBJ
legations and that would make II nee
essary for him 10 stay away from home.
As to the rest, II would give him pleas
IRE to sit In the reichstag. and express
those opinions which he felt It his duty
as n citizen not 10 conceal. II appears,
therefore, that the question of whether
the prince will take a scat in the
reichstag is one of personal conven-
fence.
The social democrats have been
aroused by Chancellor Won Caprivi's
statement that they are ian element
OF danger that might possibly have to
be combatted In the streets" The So
cial democrats claim to be carrying on
their agitation within constitutional
lines; thaktlpy want no street fighting.
and thaf D. sscnic extent they are. in
agreement with the government 50 far
as they both regard a radical trans
formation Of existing society as neces-
sity.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
YAZOO AND TALLAHATCHlE
TRANSPORTATION 20,
ParisOt and Pngh Line Steamers
Combined.

The steamer BLANK coRNwELL will leave
Nicksbnrs eseryW Wednesday promptly at D. n.
Tor All points on lssoo riv z. going River
side through 70 Sharkey connecting With
sseimo. Jno. II. Allen st Greenwood for al
siUts on Tallthatehie river.
Steamer JN0. 4. AlLtN leaves Greenwood
every Monday and Thursday, on arrival Of the
trains, Tor al pointsen 1aliahstebie river,
steamer BitniS BAuEg leaves laaooCify everg
NHajay. Wednesday and Friday on arrival 81
the train Tor points on 1aroo river as hirh Ae
bcllUni, can wins tho u. s. mail.
STEAMER IKE BONWAM leaves fasoo
City every Monday, We inesday and Friday II
% r.. for points below as far down aamnuth
Sunil0Ttr river Eolug 10 Campheiisrille a.
Souhuucr liver on Mondays and fridAys.r on-
seet..r ~ lsaoo Ciiy with Blanks csrnEeil
TIE ADDfE f. FAisoN leaves vlcasbsrr
every sturdy At .. n. e,ire 10 Sharkcy
through Irhula Lake.
The l.Akk CITY leaves faano CITY timeN
week Tor Vol Lake and Bear Greek.
These stea rers cauncct With Iiiinnia Central
liallroil At la1Co City aud With nlinai, CEN
tral ant teergia Pacific Railroads a. Green
wood ani L. NJ o. 4 Il. Railroad Il Ninfcr
tuy snd az Nickshurr with the New Orleans
(. kcis, Anchor s-lut steamers, Aishaua a
Nicksourr and l.. n. Q. A I. Railroads or Al
a. q az, y6s s ,.,t aad south. :, svr,
D. MAYER. d. h. RtSDIf
No. Treasurer, Sef refarx.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
rreuhle on lhe samoan I.lan.l..

COLUMBIA, 3. c., March 1.-THE state
has received letter from its corre-
Spondent at Apia. dated February II.
which foreshadows an early renewal
OF hostilities in the Samoan islands.
The ex-rebel King TalneSez recently
requested to be allowed to establish
his headquarters at Milinum point.
which he occupied while carrying on
the rebellion two years ago. His r.
quest being refused, he attempted TO
incite an uprising Of his old followers.
but his scheme was promptly
thwarted and he was banished
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

RACINE. Wis, March l4.-The trunk
makers strike. which has been In
progress nt Secor a Co.'S factory for
two weeks. nearly eliminated In a riot.
Thirty OF forty union men congregated
nc the corner OF Main and Fourth streets
and waited for the employees at
Secor's fhctory to come out The
Secor men armed themselves with
knives and other weapons. and Mr.. Seeor
appeared armed with two reyolvers aud
threatened 70 kill the first man who in
tarfeyed with his men. The chief Of
poiies and four q his men were Eaus
- 60 flrrar'l1 - aRRA 3zsA
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
NOTICE. notice.

~ - - ~ NN(@1
DIR. II. Yandell having len MS hooks
aud accounts in my hands for cs,lltc
tion, al peFSnns owing him will please
cnme forward and pay their indebted
ness, or necessary steps will be taken to
collect the same.
T. II. CAMPBELL
Attorney OF law
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
Secretary Riaine hooking Ancr the Trade
OF Cuba.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Star
hints that Secretary Blaine is looking
after Cuban trade. II SAYS; The
making of business treaties with neigh
boring countries IS going right along.
say the political gossips Il may be
that \ reciprocity arrangement with
C.lhs. l. not l,ats.sr considered hui Il 4
is not. some people would like 70 know
Just what Hon. John ". Poster and
Jas &. Blaine. Jr.. sailed Tor Europe
for They left on Wednesday On the
Teutonic. and the knowing ones insiss
81 eha ls-shs pEsz thsF 90 sftsnc
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
NOTICE.

For the next 80 uays / viii sell al
Wiuter Clothing, blankets. Boots aud
Shoes, aud all Other winter goods at
Cost forcash.
Don't fail to call aud zee me II You
want bargains az l ana selling AZ cost to
make room for spring goods.
:. DAVIDOW.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
For sale.

property OF MIS-. H. McLarsnS
consisting Of residence on BrOadwas
and residence on Jefferson, wilhEaom
desirable tenant houses. Apply q
~ Va A AEMnY
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
For Sale.

The Wilderness Plantation near Benz
lonia. Win be sold as whole OF di-
vided into parcels
The Sibley place neat Phoenix.
The residence In front Of w. X.
Keunarsl's on North Street.
Lot So On fazoo Street, below
oslored brick Church Apply tn
a HENRY
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
For SALE.

The School property on North
Alley, comprising large TWO story
house and numerous lots.
Apply TO ". DRENEING
or Board OF School TRUSTEES
Sept. 18th, 1890.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
ATgaATI0N, ATTENTION
Planters.

TO those DESTROYS Of Borrowing Mon.
~ oti Improved Furm f1andA, Air Il
IN of years, am prepared ID neRo
tiaie lnaOs from SEQ 10 any amount on
he most liberal terms. For large and
choice loans, special arrangements eau
be nude. For further inflammation Ap
ply TO Il. II. CAMPBELL,
Attorney AZ Law,
Yaz0o City, Miss
Par les having notes which are q
first lien on improved farm lanap can
also get them discounted ata a reasona-
bic hG IRE.