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HALIFAX. June ia ca5legram received
here from London this morning says that the
report of the death OF Capt Stairs is confirmed.
He died Mt Chinde. on his way down tho Fam
best Capt. Stairs left Eng and a year ago.
heart u he dark continent. He had accom-
llished his task and was Just about emerging
Into the Indian Ocean TO make his way home
ward when he died His death is supposed 10
have resulted from hardships and malaria.
but nc, authentic Information in that regard Is
vat n hanb.
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A Girl Win. u Harvard rrIze.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. juno l5.-For the second
time in the history of Harvard College tho
Sargent prize OF 500 has been awarded TO d
girl. this time to Miss Margaret Foster Her
petition with forty college men. Two years
ago this prize was won By Helen Leah Reed.
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SPARKS FROM THE IELEGRAPH.

Patrick Reagan Of Scranton tramp. was stabbed in
aioN ear AT DunLrk By two unknown companions.
WIN escaped before their crime discovered All
We're intoxicated and QuaIrrled over money. The
wound Is fatal penetrating the lett lung
The MN annual meeting OF the New York State
League OF CoOperatv. SRyngs building. and Loan Ar
to.hti3hs convened Ia syracuse yesterday The object
"i the League u % promote and protect loan nsscia
'''''' 1850 1850
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Senator bTrbour'- Successor on the M
tI0nHl CommItter.

RICHMOND. Va. June 15,-The Hon. Basil j.
Gordon. Chairman OF the State Democrat,
Committee, will lie elected to succeed tho
OF the National Committee
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Opposed to M. wh,tsl.w Hs,a.

BURLINGTON. Ia. June 16.-The Trade and
Labor Assembly OF Burlington. Ia. have
adopted resolutions scoring Whitelaw Reid as
an outspoken enemy OF organized labor. u
hyp3eElte. and an unmitigated fraud. and pro.
testing against tho action Of Typographical
Union N9G Of New York city for endorsing
nin LOT Vice, don't. The organization con-
Ntieal beliefs " ~
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The Golden Fleece

or genius does not always grow on college.
bred lambs On the contrary. the Notifying
fact is plainly evident that originality and in
dividuality arc very much stiilod in these
monotonous mind mills by mechanical uni
formity in the recurring rote exercises Of tho
curriculum. Franklin. Fulton. James Watts.
OrkwrGht. Goodyear. Morse Edison. James
Gordon Bennett tho elder. Horace Greeley
and hosts Of others. were all sclf-mnde mon,
without my educational advantages except
what they could pick up by and for them elves.
Science is catholic in its broadcast sense, en-
bracing tho sum aud substance OF actual
knowledge in tho different fields Of research.
Mere speculation Is not science. but well
ascertained phenomena, recurring under
certain given conditions and recorded,
constitute what are properly termed tho
conGuests OF science and II does not
matter in tho least whether the observa-
tons are made by university graduate or n
woodchopper. the facts are inIiscriminately
the same. 1t SO has happened that |. not n
physician In the ordinary sense. havo made n
medical discovery that reaches tho root OF all
disease. and is destined to become the uni
versal remedy in tho whole civilized world.
and have now been able. in less than one year.
to cure such forms of chronic disease as have
boon considered incurube heretofore in hum
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s.na,or IInI Not Going to Chicago

WAsHINGToN. Juno Ex-senator David i.
Hill says he is not going to Chicago. When
the Senator was asked il the table published
yesterday Of tho probable result OF the first
ballot at Chicago WAS correct he only replied
here say that Hills vote on the first ballot viii
be in the neighborhood OF 3l4. tho number
given in the table.
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Republican County Co-n,ttee Meeting.

The Republican County Executive Commit
tee mat in the Grand Opera House yesterday
afternoon and arranged for the meeting OF the
last meeting OF tho season. and an attempt
NH be made to have a preliminary hurrah,
Elihu Root aud Cephas Brainerd will make
speeches and tho machinists will cheer.
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BELFAST. Ne. June 15.-Leonard Tennay Of
Newport. In order to we'd Edith Wescott
forged the name OF her father TO written con-
rent To the marriage The marriage was ac-
cordingiy yerformei, but the forgery was dis
coynre,, and now tho young man IL In jail
awaiting trial The charge WAS brought by The
inthrr-in Jaw, The girl is not Of age.
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Roger q Mrl.'. saoee ..or In tl. Mou.s

DALLAS. Tex. June 15.-Mr. Barber. the
Third Party candidate. was defeated yesterday
az X L Antony. Democrat, In the election to
r'hoxsr q 1tlls. now United States EsnAtoA y
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.t11tt a,

AA ,conen who are overworlrod, run
down, or debilitated, need Just one medicine
and that Is DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. Its q broad statement, but facts boar
1t out. These arc the facts:
II you're weak and delicate woman then
the +" Favorite Prescription builds yo,, M;
II you suffer from any Of the painful dis
orders and arrangements peculiar to Your
sex, II relieves and cures. Ii inyigorates
the ,systsm,r improves digcstion, cnrirhe'
the Blood Iispels aches and pains, bring,
strength. All the chronic weak ne,,scs, ir.
Irregularities, and disturbances known as
"female complaints " aro completely and
permanently cured by it,
These arc facts, and they're strong enough
to warrant the makers in guaranteeing their
remedy. II it fails to benefit or cure. YOU
have your money back. No other medicine for
woasn 4 sold on sach terms. That proves
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The Californian. Start for Ch,..ro

SAN Francisco. June 15.-The California del
egation to the National DEM cretic Conypn-
ton p Chicago left on . special train this
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Senator Paddock presented to the Senate to-
day u petition signed by II large number o
citizens OF York county. Neh., requesting thai
the salaries Of Senators and REPRESENTATIVES,
who favor the free coinage Of silver 10 paid IL
silver coin.
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The House Committee on Naval Affairs to-
day ordered "A favorable report on bil pro-
transfer Of the revenue cutter service from the
Treasury Department to the Savy Department
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cages $ Weuigfeitem.
& II | q II B.

= Mr. Sol. 9irid, Der Gefan6t'
Der Ser. Staatelt in &onfantimopel
bat benz Stats 5efretdr Softer Ieir
@ntlaf1unssgeiu6 eingereidt, baS bor
bie1em au1 aceeptirt uorben 1T.
= Sn Sadionpille, Gla., 1T @near:
nacipn @ar3a, Der 8ruber bes bielge.
nannten &ebolutiondrs Gatarino Cargo
perbaftet tporben. Serielbe bate tpdbs
renb ber v&epolution" als Mbiutani
ieines 8rubers fungirt.
= 9ie groBe 6lottenzOemonitration
I'M Stem Oorfer 9afen 5ur 5eiet bes
Columbus =Subilaums gepdbrte einen
acknowledgement Mnblid. 3ebn ame=
rifanii6e 8riegsf6iffe, 2 frana0iii6e,
ein fpanii9es l111b eim italienildes be-
tbeiIigten fi9 an Der Oemonifratipn.
l1ngefdbr 500 fletne Dampfer ieber
Qrt folgten ben Sdiffss&olofen. Nm
beiben nfern betra6tete cine na6 buns
berttaufenben adblenbe Meni6enmemge
bas S6aufpiel.
Man bere1net bic biesidbrige
amerifanil1e Baumuou @rnte anf
$500, 900 8allen.
MusIanb.
= Gin greisniB fir bic mulitalii6e
Welt 8erlins mar Die @r6fnung Der
8e6tein=1alle fir alapier &on3erte.
Sic ipurbe bur6 brei &on3erte bon
Billion, 8rabnls lnb &ubinItein err
0fnet.
9teuerbings linb im Berlin lpiez
Der mebrere perionem inter @pmpto>
men erfrantt, ipel6e 6oleraeberbd9tig
eri6einen. 9lus Der 8eHerungsanltaIt
finb 4 SnfaHen ila6 benz gbolerabosz
pital gebrad). tuorben. Sm Sbierz
garten fieI ein Mann tobt llieber. 9lu6
er fol ein Spfer Der gbolera fein.
= Ser rnterlegene Dictator 8illegas
Don 8ene3uela ift nod bor benz Siegesz
Ginsuge 6es General @respo entfloben,
nnb atuar, pie es beibt, na6 Der Snlel
Naartiaique. Son bort aus pirb er
fi6 bermutblid, ipie Dor ibm aud Ya=
lacio nod Paris begeben.
= 9ie 6ilenil1e Hegierumg bat bic
@nti6dbigungszS zSumme fir bic 6ins
terbliebenen Der pdbrenb bes pielbes
fpro9enen StraBenfampfes in galpaz
raiio get0bteten amerifanii6en Waatroz
fen in GrebitsBriefen auf bic 8ant bon
Tranfrei6 angeipieien.
Die beutf6em Nusitelungsz@rups
pen fir bic @bieagoer Welts9lusHellung
iinb, ME ber &egierungs 4ommiKdr
Ratb Wermutb mittbeilt, 10 ipeit fortz
gef6ritten, baB iie int nd6ifen Monat
abgefanbt tperben f6nner.
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: Sm a0ln baben 5000 fle,me @e=

Su aOln baben 5000 fletne @e=
l9dftSlelite au ben Safer unb ben
8nnbesz&atb I'M Mbf6affung bes
nellen SonntagS @eiebes petitionirt.
Sic fiibren aus, baB bic Sonntagsrube
ni9t ba5u biene, bic gngefellten fr6nts
mer 81 MAIDEN, fonbern baB bieie Boz
bur9 neranlaBt iuiirben, mebr 8ergniiz
gen 5u iu6en unb nit ibrem 56idial
unSufrieben sn tperben. Oie Yetition
fiigt bin3u, Die Statiitit bemeile, baB
cine berartige Sonntagsrube bic Mos
ral beri6le6tere nnb ba s eS eine
f6ledte Yolitit iei, ben 9anbel gu
i6dbigeH unb aus benz &uin Der dr.
meren &aufleute grfabrmng 5u fd6=
pfen. Die 9anbelsfammer BON Oberz
bapern begt bieielben Nnii9ten, pie
bic &0lner petenten, unb f6idt fi6 an,
bic Grage gu agitirern.
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Sin lenes l1nternebulell.

9ie "San Antonio Cold Storage and
Manufacturing Company tpirb an
Der gde bon Commerce un6 Ga1ino=
ftraBe, nabe Der Bride tin Depot fir
Sie 0usgabe, Wbolefale unb Netail,
ponfrii6em Geifd, ,gerdu6ertem Gleii9,
Wurft &C. etabliren. Sreie Mblieferilna
na6 irsen6 einem 3beile Der @tabt.
Das @efrigerator=Gieii6 fann iebt be-
aogen iperben bur6 66fIing' 9
Ntarft, Mpenue 6; Mrnaub I'M
9auptmarft; &ilgpre, gde @omaz
naftraBe unb San pebro Mpenue. 9es
lepbons9l s9luftrdge iinb erbeten unb ,per=
ben prompt ausgefiibrt.
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@ie lit pies

@ir bieten einbunbsrt Dollars Yelcbnuna
fur isben San non aatarrb, ter aiht burd
Gtnnebnten bon Sall'S aatarrb fur gebeilt
iperben fann
s. s. Gbemsp g. Co., Gissntb.. 3 3oIeoo, o.
sSlr, Die untersethneten, batei s. : Gbe-
nep felt ben letten Is cSabren setannt unb
balten ibn fir polltommen ebrenbaft In allen
@eidaftspsrbanelungen uno finntlsieu befd,
bist, aIIe BON ieiaer S,rma einaeaanaen,n
8erbinblidfeiten ;u erilllen.
@eft Il Z rnar, @rcbbaubels 0roguiltet,
Tplebo, o.
MnIbine, 8innan & Marptm, @ros,
banbelss sOrrsuiiten, Tplebo, ..
y. 8. gan 9pelen, lltrcr, lpleSo
u tionaIs Bani, Iplebo, 9.
Sails Satarrb aur tpiro innerlitb senom.
men ltno ipirft oireft aui baS Ylut uno Die
ihIeimisen Oberhddsn oeS Spfiems. 3eua.
niiie frei ueridnbt. PreiS IS @ents fir he
6lai6e. @trtanft bon allen apotbefsrn.
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9aRt Guh resiftrirem !!

S6pl5' Yalmen gartem 1T Der
Sammelplab ber Deuti6en bon San
9lntonio nit ibren Gamiliem. Oie re-
gelmdBigen Mbenb Srei &onaerte al
bier Mbenben in Der Wo1e lint fets
sabIreid beiudt unb erfreuen ii6 elmer
aQgemeinen Beliebtbeit.
S4pl5' Salupn ift Der sr0Bte nnb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Seine Weine
llmb Wbisfeps unb aneaeit fellerfrii1es
Bier, ioipie bic befen @igarren. @6ob'
2un6 erfreut ii6 allgeneiner 9(ner=
temnumg nnb regen 3uipru6s.
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lteber ben, aseuSepuuft.

sefer, bait tu bic Mittassb6be ses eebens paiirt
6ansen betne Gelente an, fe gu perhen, teine MuS7
feIn unb Sebnen bre Glaftieat gu rerlieren2 Aualen
bid st4tti&e 8ei6werben2 @eriparft pu nit einsm
@ort tdslid pber selesenhi& isne Mabnunsen, Surd
mel6e bic aatur ben Meni&en taran ernnert, hab er
aafdnst, alt gu rereen2 Wepn bem 70 it, 10 periude
eine ar init Sotetter'S Rasenbtters, benz bepdbrtes
fen unb ansenebmten 8ei6pi&tiser Der nnannebm*
ttetten beS altiperben5, bem rai&en 8ebrberer Der
tbrperli3en Berfau. @ute 0erbaunns, seinnber
S@Iaf, frdttser appetit, Gretetn BON rbsumat'iHen
S4merben sebrren gu ben ppblttueneen Neiultaten,
bic fG aus hem reselmdbisen unb conieauenten Gez
brand bieles pprtrefiiiden fimulrenben unb reSul=
reneen @girS erseben, rie pDn ben ansefebsnen nnc
erjabrenen aerSten auieits betdttst ptrb Wade oas
nit etnen ebrt seiptfienbaft bur6sefhtrten geriud
unb hn wtrt uns fur ben bier etbeilen 9atb bantbar
fein.
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Gin weittel aeaeu bic sbplero,

Wtan bat feline llria6e. Ii6 Dor Der
Gbolera 81 fiir9ten ipenn man Ii1
Gbamberlains 9eilntittel gegen &olit,
Oiarrboe unb @bolera peri6affen fann.
@s miro in ipenigen Wlinuten grlei1z
terung Derf6affen unb in fur5er 3eit
bollige 6eilung betpirfen. Sd habe
mid 6ur6 ben Geriu6 bapom iibers
aeust. %, $. Clinton, 9elnetta,
N. S.-Man glaubte erit, baB bic @pis
bemie in 9elmetta tuirflide aiiatif6e
@bolera iei, aber man iiber3eugte fi1
na9ber bur6 genaue llnteriu6ungen
babon, baB man es nit elmer duBerft
beftigen GDrm BON 9Dienterie au tbun
bate, bic fait eben 10 gefdbrlib 1T,
ipie bic Gbolera. 9ies Mtittel tpurbe
bierbei nit groBen grfolgen aase>
ipanbt. gu baben in San Mntonio
IN ben @potbefen BON s. &alteper &
SON, Doubling & iloob. S. g. Sod,
Y. Sreib, $. S6u6arbt, 81. Cohen &
go., S. 8. 1arrifOn un0 &alteber &:
S6u9arb.
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IF YOUR BACK ACHES,
Or sou are all worn out, really good for moth
ing, 1t is general debility. Try
BROWNS IRON BITTEIS.
1t will cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
good appetite.

sdS- @enn Semanb feyH unb su allS
nebmbaren Yreiie ipeiien mill, 70 gebe
er gum M iffions s@arten. 9ie
9erren 8bciner Il Saul. 8eiiBer bies
les @tabliiemeuts, balten barauf, ibre
8dlte ltets bollfommen sufrieoen su itelz
len. 9nle iaiionmdbigen 0elifatehen,
9(ultern, Wilb, Slide, Gefliigel &C iinb
in Der Delifateiten 3ubereitung ale
3eit Su baben. WtablSeiten iperoen allf
@unid in bic Wobnungen Der aunben
geianbt. glu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiieipirtbf6aft perbunbene y r.
r 0 Om bic beiten 8etrdnte, itetS frii6es
Bier unb feline 9iqn0re unb 98eine.
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= 9lus Berlin i9relbt man: Cine
grploiion In ben elettriden Werfen in
Der 2iiBow StraBe aertriimmerte bas
@ebdube unb iebte Ste Sriimmer in
granb. Wtebrere 9lrbeiter tuurben ges
fdbrlif berleBt, 5tpei iofort get0btet.
Cine Mietbsfaierne, bic nebenan lag,
gerietb in Bran6 unb bic 6lammen
i6lugen 10 f6nea BON utten nod oben,
bab 5u6lf ber Mietber i'm Saule ibr
2eben nur 6abur6 retten fonnten, baB
lie aug ben Senitern bes britten Stodz
tperfes berausfprangen. BON ben II
perionen, bic ii6 burd Springer aus
benz Jeniter retteten, 3ogen li9 bier
@lieberbrii6e 5u. Gin alter Mann,
Namens Seife, unb feline brei iungen
@ntel berbrannten in Dem @ebdube.
Drei anbere 8ebdube im Der Nadbars
f6aft erlitten 70 gemaItise gri6iitteruns
gen bel Der Grplofion umb iol6e
Spriinge, baB bic Mietber aus benlel=
ben lit ibrer 9lngit ii6 lit bic Strabe
fliiht(ten.
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= 9err b. Billion, Der neue beutz
f6e @eianbte am 8atifan, bat benz
@ei6sfan5ler in elmer Depef6e gemels
bet, baB papit Seq erfranft 1T unb ii6
feit leBtem Samftag inter 8ebanblung
be8 Or. gaeearelli befinbet. Ser beis
lige 8atel leibe alt sroBen forperli6en
Sdtpd6e3uitdnben unb seiitiger 9lbs
fpannnng, bic mebrfa6 5u Obnttabz
ten unb letbar9ifden 3uftdnben ges
fiibrt bat. Ser 3uitanb bes altet
9errn f6eint biel bebenfli6er Su icin,
als officiell Sugegeben pirb.
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2aht @ud reaiitriren!
samost puimi, Sair 9puic

bas bette 9aaritdrfunssmittel Der @elt,
beieitigt @9uppen, berbinbert bas
Nnsfa0en Der Saare, bei6leunigt ben
9aartuu6s, inbem es bic geiunbe Sbds
tigfeit Der 9aut anregt. Sebe Glaf9e
1T nit benz Namen bes grfinbers Oss
car SamoSB berfeben. preis per
5lai6e $1.00. gu baben in allen
Qpotbefen. 8eneralsNgentur i'm Gitp
Drug Store, 6. &euB, Ofs@ommerces
StraBe, nabe Der Bride.
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Sn Scott County, Nrfanias, ,ettpa
IS Wfeilen n6rblid BON 0pt Springs,
follen reide @oItsMiner entbedt tpors
ben ieien.
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Sine 6taSehe Galpaticn. Del fofiet aur 25 Gents nuh
inter ltmfdnten iIf iie unter 8rhbern ei,en Dollar
restb. Gs furirt Rcpf= cher 3abnfdmersen iofprt.
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9altet 8eeHain's Nillem in Der
9ausbaltung an 9anb.
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= -@robe @r6ffmnn9- =
e pnelpoa1*c, a1*c,t=9eparttmcnt5. ::

qroRe GroHnuns Ser Perbipaarenr= 2us1teumoI
o3robe Gr0fnune Ger Dan1e,, 11lant 2lustell,o
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Sic 9s,tb,uaarem 9(msitell,t,ta.

sas ausfsons 1T e0nfd1s bic ridbasfe bic emas Bier in
Der puepaaren< grane gu ba sswen it, Nts 1T perlaumt
peOen n' seebe 3u elmer sannoen sealt. nere Nube
Ddmen< ats no aers Der berabmteln Wobianaen Der
onansebenosn sReltSb Seine mb bte Nubeitn pbne
entadn betratn fSnne. Dabe nb bic pree duber masa
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(Sort5ebung folst).
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ltniere Oante,t= Wt6rtel Nu9itelluno.
Man tpmm unb hbereuee h bud ben esenen Mugenitn
Der perbaenoen Reibatsfe unes 9asers n,Obe Domtn<
Wdn lmbanss Mdnt, Wel3>9adm, Mdntel Gebunbsita
ppn Nnf< Sfun un6 4raaam~ pel ntfe IuAmdntd NIT Yt1
beleBt in ben neuedn SaGons ue unb gOas b Mr unb u
ben peiebenm preiln. Man prie Bic aualitt bf Mamsa.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-10-17
IMPROVING HOT SPRINGS.
Uncle Sam Spending Thousands of
Dollers to Make il alParadise.

Preliminary work is in progress ON
the United States permanent reserva-
ton at Hot Springs, Ark, to the ex-
penditure of nearly half a million dol
lars toward identifying that portion
Of the city included in the govern
ment reservation. The improvements
contemplated are on most elaborate
scale, and Gen. Noble, secretary of the
interior, has given his personal atten-
tion to the work of designing the
plans. The improvements have been
carefully planned with reference to the
needs to be supplied in order to afford
the conyeniences which should be
found there in connection with the use
of the thermal water, and for the de-
velopment of Hot Springs as nation
al health resort and watering pleace.
The available fund for this simproye-
ment, to be expended the present fis-
cal year, is about $4,000, $4,000 of
which is the proceeds resulting from
the sale of Government lots last
spring, and $4,000 appropriated by
Congress last year.
The purpose Of the government,
however, is not only to plan for the
range of improvements provided for
by means now available, but to design
a complete development Of Hot
Springs as a sanitarium and watering
place, extending and perfecting con-
veniences aud comforts in the use of
the waters, and developing the acces-
sories to health found in the mountain
scenery and climate by providing a
system of drives, walks, decorated
parks, improved grounds, drinking
fountains, shelters and open rests, re-
creation payilions, obseryatories, etc,
which will lend to natural resources
for recreation the effects of conven-
ience and decoration afforded by the
highest types Of artificial finish and
studied Improvement
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-10-17
ToMPKINs AND JONES.
A Large Crowd out Saturday Night
Some Good Speaking.

At the Democratic rally Saturday
night, good crowd showed up and
Presidential elector w. V, Tompkins
and Senator Jones made splendid
speeches.
Mr.. Tompkins spoke first, and after
dwelling at considerable length upon
the different modes of government,
proceeded to skin the Third party,
and its chimerical schemes. He
brought in several timely jokes Illus
trahng his points and was heartily
cheered by the large audience. He
made strong speech of one hours
length.
Senator Jas. X. Jones followed him
in speech of equal length, and forci-
bly, discussed national issues of vital
importance, His exposition and con
demnation Of the infamous Force bill
was cheered to the echo, He, as well
as Mr.. Tompkins, earnestly exhorted
all to stand firm to Democracy, and
turn out and vote for Tom McRae,
Paid Mr. McRae high compliment in
an endorsement his record inCongress,
After Senator Jones had finished
speaking, the crowd very Justify called
on Hon. Paul Jones, and he stepped
to the front on the balcony of the Sec
ond story of the City Drug Store, and
asked to be excused as the hour was
too late for another speech. He
thanked the audience for the compli-
mentary call, and then pledged the
vote of Miller county for Tom McRae
by handsome majority.
Mayor w. II. Arnold acted as chair
man of the rally meeting, and intro
duced the speakers in good style,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-10-17
AFTERMATH.
Fair Week Thing of the Past.

"Man proposes, but God disposes,"
is an old and oft repeated maXium,
which was brought forcibly home to
the managers and patrons Of the Tex
arkana Fair Association last week.
However, perhaps, in local affairs of
Texarkana has well earned victory
been so nearly changed to defeat as
on this occasion. After months Of
patient labor, with every assurance Of
successful results, a sudden and un-
friendly change OF the weather COM
PEELED complete annuIlment of the
programmes arranged for Friday and
Saturdays entertainment, at the fair,
thereby disappointing a multitude Of
local and visiting pleasure seekers and
occasioning great loss to the associa-
ton. In this misfortune these liberal
and progressive gentlemen have the
universal sympathy of an appreciative
public, who admire their generous
and untiring efforts in behalf of their
town and people, none the less, be-
cause of unforeseen and unavoidable
mishaps have succeeded in dimming
the lustre of an otherwise decidedly
brilliant victory
The awards of premiums having not
yet been completed, and other accounts
Of the week, being as yet incomplete,
we are unable to give detailed re-
port Of same to-day. viii do SO at
the earlist possible moment.