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The Opelousas courier., 1892-01-02

Female Institute
oPELoUsAs, ST. LANDRY PARISH, La

This institution is undenomiuational, prsc.
tical and progressive. Discipline firm and
based on sound principles ennobling> and ID.
veloping character. Honor and self respech
promoted. Methods of training aud culturs
thorough. Toe curriculum prepares thu
pupil for University or practical life. Ger.
E~iflcates and Diplomas conf rred. Buildinos
comfortable and IN odi1us Patronass
solicited. For further parti,- lars apply h
MRS. NJ, N. HAYES. PRINCIPAL
The Opelousas courier., 1892-01-02
New Shaving Saloon.

HAVING recently built and refurnished
IL throughout, my Barber Shop, / am
low prepared, with increased facilities,
toserve the public in First-Class STYLE
n my new quarters between Brand and
soriarlty's- Shaving, Hair Cutting,
s~hampeoing, etc, done In the highest
lyle Of the art. Give nae q call.
q. A. BODEMULLER.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-01-02

.sbut this is home.n
Reuben stared around the room.
why said he, with lobster eyes of
amazenent, ssthis ere must cost you a
dollar a day, at the very leastlp
uAbout that said Miss Mehetable,
screnely. s.But | calculate, Brother
Reuben, that | can afford it. I didn't
tell you, did I, about those Leadville
bonds I took just to accommodate Lean
der Jarviss widow, before she went
West. / held my tongue about 'em, for
4 was afraid had done q foolish thing.
but they've quasfupled ID value, and
Lawyer DarkleY has just sold EN- out
and invested thirty thousand dollars for
me IN government stock. 50 can live
pretty much as / please
Reuben Involuntary took of his
SLOUGH hat-a sort of tribute to the heil-
ess Of all this wealth.
alVell, ! do declare for TT said he,
aSome folks have all the luck. Why,
Miriam Jarvis wanted to sell me them
bonds at par, and / told her Id have
nothing 10 do with such wildcat STUFF,
not atsno price
And, added Miss Mehetable, with 4
secret satisfaction in the too ~perceptible
changes Of her brothers Hint-like face,
tive made my will, and Ire left it to
my niece Alice and her girls. I like to
think that honest and friendly folks will
enjoy it when + am gone.n
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
sCr roam NNpDer.

It, was our pleasure to attend an ele-
giant ice cream supper last Friday night
in Palmyra, gwen by MIR. and Mrs. l..
}. Baker, at their residence, t. the
young people OF the town. There were
several couples from Scotland Neck. We
arrived at 9:45 and the spacious halls,
parlor, and piazza we're then already
filled wit" crowds Of the gay aud most
appreciative guests. We made al esti-
mate and think there were about 80
couples in attendance.
All were highly entertained by the
rendition of some instrumental solos by
Misses Lucy House and Hattie Weers,
and ct II O'Clock al were invited to
supper, and there was iae-cream AMI cake
and cake and cream, and cream and oak e,
and more cream, and another kind OF
cake and another kind Of cream, &c.
Nc think all who attended Will admit
that the supper was one Of the most
enjoyable occasions Of the kinu thty have
attended. We lett al 1870 and there
was still tremendous crowd remaining.
j. l.. II
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
In itr+Fa ss:ts EN- rclap.
Cor. to THE DEMoCRAT.l

kCuG. 10 He DEMOCRAI.l
Chiidren'S day exercises at Brad iorh's
church were very interesting. The dec
orations were fine. Flowers had been
brought from home by the gnlS and
eVergreeus, from the fields. TIE Misses
Holland and Dustin furnished rauSic I, T
the occasion Miss Bel Holland Of
GpiIshoro presided at the organ.
The fcc'tatio bore on iorrisu is,
sions, ;,..;. wtIc VII rentcied to the
deli, ht Of 81. NJ. E. Barnhlll, the
Superintendent of the NJ. 2. : s. dellv-
cred Iice address of welcome. Misses
Dustin, Anderson ana Barnull were
pleasantly mentioned Tor their beautiful
rotations Master Roscoe Barnhill
deserves special mention among the small
boys.
A collection Ior tol ciLn missions was
taken up amounting to sos.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

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lecture - lie SAFe The lg>t4fe "a.ea Ft
pre'rff'1. ATT" % 21'''.1s 81" I'd w.
gIa+ ne 41| not 2.'" 3"'A ..e ~.
a. ."Sh 'Het had Mt heA'f II
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he and aen.e oil h's friends 7-;e It.
lie ol' iea''ot '"'' he ""A' ii "+.
IAn"a"5 HaII ll'.e' %. ~'Htr
| Feisi'14 L" ISIS recent ~AFsi .@.. IL ara
NJ" ere courts D. saying t.a' q.
ra"Y IN Mort" Carolina ID ha~ .-~ "t'
thing - democracy n Ne" lor*-
.o,h tie yeT3 first sen,e"0" t.- .@-
turer held lbs a"cl ms as they had
never been held mtHe. and Tins IS o
eNa-seratIon,
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
"In memoriam.
JOHN W. WOOD.

Born Sept 20, A. D.. 1893 died Oct.
-, a. d., 1891, aged IS wears.
o! Domino Deus speravi IN te;
., care mi JeSu, nunc liberia me.
He that heareth nv words and
believeth on Him that sent me, hath
everlasting life, and shall not come into
condemnation; but is passed from death
INTO llfA.''
The monument is very handsome and
stands silent witness Of tie love of a
fond father for his only son.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
z're-crip.."n for s'i,~.

lt,or. to The DEMOCRACY
Fer lit of passion walk out into the
op>n ar. You may speak your mind to
the air without hurting anyone or pro-
claiming yourself simpleton.
For tit II likeness count the lickings
of clock. Do this for one hour and you
will be glad to p.l off your coat and
work toe next.
For a fit Of extravaganza and folly 20
to the work house, OF spr2k with the
rage and vretche1 inmates of jail
and YOU VIII be conymced that
w no makcth lis bel of HAN aud thorn
Must b. be content to IL thereon.
For a fl Of 1epn.in@ lock q bout for the
halt aud the nIi,G and visit the bed rid
den and afflicted, and they will make you
ashamed of your lighter Affections.
For fit Ct dependency, look on the
good things y hich have been given you
IN the world. He who goes into his gar
den 10 look for coh-wcbs and spiders will
find them; while lie who looks for q
/ flower may It!uru home with one bloom
ing IN his button Ho,c. q. b, Nj.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
Administrators Notice

Having qualified as administrator of
the estate # Robt, J. Wright deceased, /
bereb, notify all persons having claims
against SAID dccedent to present them to
me or my atty, X. II Smith, Jr, on or
before the list day Of June 1893 for pay
men. All persons indebted t. the estate
will please make payment. This June
20th, 1872. }, ). WRIGHT,
G236t. Admir-. Of Robt. j. Wright
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

SERIOUS HAL ~.r.au, haI. storm
passed over The Ggaa.a arm 9n the Roam
Ole river few days go. Maj. J. p.
Neal say that he hal about Sky acres
Of cotton ruined by thu hail. Torn was
no. 50 seriously hurt TIE stones were
hwy ann killed ch.'E~n~ that we're
tie storm. Tn ;Iack Of me -lorm va
not wide and it touched 80 other farm on
this sa!e tn river except th- Gratir
flrm.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
4<OTICE.

Take notice that the Board of Com
missile rs Will meet IN Halifax on the
second Monday il July. the same IL ing
IT, llin DIV OF July, 1892 to revise the
tax 1T and valuation reported to them
II, i-e list takers as directed by Law.
ms III, , I! ia, f July. 1892
z. y. BRO" \, Chairman
Soar; cf ommi SSioner
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, !

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath tha'
he is the senior partner of the firm of
T. J CHENEY 4 Co., doing buiness IN
the City of Toledo, County aud State
AFORESAID. and that said nrm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by the use of HALLS Ca
TARRH Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed IN
M presence, this 9Th day Of December,
A ID. 1856
A W. GLEASON,
sEAL} Aotury Pubic.
| -
Halls Tatar1h Curn is taken internally
Att acts ":r:cctly on the blood and mu
cl0us surfaces q the system Send for
te.iiEulial~, Tree.
F. J. CHENHI Y CO., Todedo, o.
ca Sold 10y Druggi IS, Use.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
Don't Read This.

Two haf Jersey Mich Cows for sale
With Young calves. Apply to
-9t d, EDMDNDSON.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07


Mr.. Cbas. Skinner Of Caledonia
was IN town sunday.
Mess. John and t. r. Ausocrn
went to Washington MoutaF.
Mr. B. c. Pesrce OF G,eeuville
was in town last week.
Miss Mamie Bel rame home from
" ashlngton Tuesday
Miss Ids AlIsbrook returned from
Roher.onville Tues' az.
Miss Meta Savage has just return
Ell from 3 visit To Dawson's.
Mr.. L. l.. kltohin came al from
Ayden one day this week.
Mr.. F. ). Johnson went to Halifsx
last Friday % official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn b. hesch Of
Tarboro spert Sunday in town.
Mr.. A L. Purriogton of Weldon,
spent u day or so In town this week.
Misc Minnie YeivIngton of Smith
field is visiting Miss Annie Madry.
Mr.. bred Peacock, OF Greensboro,
WAS in town Tuesday Of this week.
Miss. Mamie Scott is visiting Miss
Claude Hymsn in Palmyra this week.
Mrs. j. c. Pittman and Miss
Minnie White left Monday for Rich
mond.
Miss Kate Haskell has returned
from Kinston where she has been at
school.
Mrs. S. NJ. Brewer, OF Rsleigb, left
Monday after visiting Mrs n. b.
Josey week.
Mr.. jarrett Walston of Hobgood
visited his uncle, MIR. W. r. Wal
ston, this week.
Mrs H. B. Clark OF Washington
is visiting her sister-In law, Mrs. r.
K. Hancock.
Mr.. w. L. Harrell went to Rock,
Mount one night last week to attend
the Fife meeting.
Nj. II. S. Lyman went TO Hen
derson Tuesday to visit his sister,
Mrs. @. G.. Lamb.
Miss Kate Fenner came home last
Saturday from Baltimore where she
has been engaged Ia teaching.
Mrs. John L. Brdgers and little
daughter, Reba. who have been visit
ing Mrs. w. j. Smith, returned home
Tuesday,
Messrs. Will Early. A. =. Dun
ming were in Scotland Neck Monday
night to- hear Rev. Thos. Dixon
lecture.
Mrs. S. B. Kltchin and Miss Fan
ME Kitcbin went to Kinston last
week on S'0'' !" M o. "e"' &c
Smith.
Mess. Perry Gregory, Paul Rah-
dolph aud Wells Hillery, came down
f,on T,Ilerv Moodav NIGHT +, the
D'~"n '''Co'e'
Mrs NJ. Oppenheimer returned 10
O&lo7o MONDAY a''eF It" oay7
visit TO her sister, Mrs. u. Holman
and other friend.
Mr.. John L. BriEk!ey came home
last week yery sick. He was taken
r,o,on+1, siol at Rri.,ol Tanr and
Suffered great oeal be ore he reach
ed home. His trouble was pronoun-
-,..;.
-" = - - = - "
Rev. Thoe. Dixon was the guest
Of the editor Of The DENocKAT
.o,,,a Nil, Il
""'''-
Tuesday night all wet to NJ
vi e. ,1,:l,,,,r,,,
lo' ii''" " - n' III : ''''.'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

80 !EG.1ve3ss-Car load Of
.n-.lar Ioa1 Of Corn, which We
y. HOFFMAN q BRO.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

~ p~5.' Is the safest remdey
~ III rr.> Ii.tS,;ou Can be
to-. r, CSC >Inal. chsl". For sale by
leadiu:: drugLi t. + I 1t .
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

FRIEND, A WORD. KIND patron, you
pay for your paper aid read 1t. don you;
Yes, you know 'on 10. Well, you have
re,.. h0,', md il may be a newspaper
borrower, who says hat THE DEMOCRAT
is cheap enough at dollar a year but
the cash IN advance system this year
caused his name to be dropped because
he had not paid ahead. He did not like
it exactly because his name was dropped.
Tell him yours was dropped too and
would have remained dropped if you had
not paid in advance. He needs the paper
and if you can induce him to take it, he'll
let yours alone.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

Hoods Sarsaparilla eh~o,utely
cures all u'SeaSeaS caused by impure
blood and il builds up the whole system.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
.p.r.AL ANNOUNCEMENTS
-,i,tDrE.%!,ss z.o:-A

- ...i~, -.-ck Of Millinery aud Fan
~ ist cost for the next thirty days
Of '.,.-.rc 10 moving into my new store
? ', r.tu. August.
q. J. P. t'UTRELL,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

HEAVY YIELD OF POTATOES. Nj.
Nortieet Smith planted Irsh potatoes on
some IF his river land where it was said
potatoes could not be raised. He planted
III the hope of fifty barrels to the acre
and prepared barrels accordingly; auo
when he dug his potatoes he got a hun
dTed barrels to tie acre. He saws what
he has sold hIm cleared about So cents
barrel.
WILSON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
We have received the twenty first al
nual catalogue of tire WIlson Collegiate
Institute lor young Ladies.
The tortiSpiece gives a handsome front
view of the building and grounds.
Ninety students were enrolled last
year. With IN alb c faculty and a thor
ough course of instruction, This school
offers first class advantages to those who
desire 20 send their glrls away from home
to school,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
An exchange gets off the following;

An exchange gets of The following:
An editor wrote ball room puff, say
ing Her dainty feet were encased in
sroes that might have been taken for
fairy boots" But the blundeIirg COM
positor made 1t read. Her dirty feet
were encased in shoes that might have
been taken tor ierrv-bOatS -
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

GLAD IT WAS NOT THE OTHER
When the editor was little boy there
was a steep, rocky road leading to his
nearest church. Some persons opened
new road up the steep hill and you could
travel whichever you liked. One wag
remarked, however, that it made no
difference which you went you would
wish you ha taken the other.
At Mr.. Dixon's lecture Monday night
everybody was glad he did not take the
other lecture, although they bad mo-
heard it. tu,N we're 700 well please.
with ti.r enc they heard to have any prt-
ference for another
THE NEws-THE DEMOCRAT wishes
to note who comes and goes. II 1t tails
to make proper mention of pen on CON-
la here or c0lug away it Is not lntcntIon-
al. Sometimes criticisms are offered and
n,rhap, it looks to those critjci>irg like
the editor ought to &c and know a grea.
many things which be overlookk. v {
want to know and ptiIt the news, and
the coming and going OF persons has come
to be news; 20 i! yea know OF any person
coming to town or -uirg away for visit
tell Us, for wo might not kno".It. Drop
i, in GU: news b.N, 5ut be ,urc to put
Your namc to cur news. We want
Authority for what we print.
HE MEETING IN THE BAfTlsi
CrnC,. R.v / H. Hut>ln If Rich
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

CROWDED OUT Some cOmmunica-
tons by our regular correspondents wcrc
crowded out last week byreason IF the
space we devoted to the national demo
cratic platform, We always regret to
leave out any news items, but some
times we are compelled to do it, We
promise to avold it hencefurth.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

Rev r. I. Vann lett Innlay To-
Nays Head where he goes fu7 n f"
days Mrs Faun ard thcl.
little son Harvey went several da}>
ahead of Mr.. Vann. Mrs. VnDn anG
Harve, Will go to Virginia for fe"
weeks and Mr. Vann will return to
Scotland Neck.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

THE WAsHOUT The wash-out al
Tranter'> creek on the new Washington
railroad hindered travel and freight trans.
portauon for a few days. The road has
been repaired and the trains are running
regularly again,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

OFFICERS OF ODD FELLOWS Scot
land Neck Ledge, No. 81. |. o. 0. F.
Thursday night elected the folIowju,
officers to serve for the next SIX months
DR.. j. K. Pope, N, &; r. L, Hardy, V
g.; j G. Hardy. +. 5; G. K. Barklev
+, s; G. Speed, Treasurer.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

Prof. T. Nj. Hufham. president q
Mars Hill College, 're1t severs1
days in town last week the guest o
the editor Of The DEMOCRAT. We
are clad to note his success IN h..
work among the AoOd poo lie q
" estern Carolina.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

Mess. J f. and 5. D. Hancock
went to Richmond list Thursday t."
purchase stock Of goods for hess
). ID. and W. T. Hancotk, WHO viii
soon open store one door ba!"o
MIR. Wilson Ali~hFOOk.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
NEWSI GRAPHS.
HERE AND EL>kWHERf-
WIS., AND OTHERWISE

THE MILITARY >CHooL-superi..en,
dent Allen q, the Military -chso.. r,u-
atte"t'on TO the opening oi the school IN
September
All who want to send boys to first
class school will do wei to apply t. h,rn
for a catalogue.
COMING INTO NOTICE. The Manufqct.
urer8' Record has notice Of .he EewuIl
beng put IN by the North Carolina Lun-
Der company Ct TIlIler,. The ,niil with
It's capacity Is noticed about as it was
described IN THE De, oCRAT recently.
COTTON BLooMs.-A c4lored man
named Cordy hltehead brought in the
first cotton bio ms to this office last
Saturday fro NJ, ". T Whiteh-ar,.
farm. Mr.. ". f. Davenport said he had
bio m several days eAtlier.
You OUGHT TO HAVE 1T -Remeube,
that HE DEMOCRAT is only dollar Il
year. That Is , cents week. You
need = paper during the campaiyn. Can
yOl get a cheaper one than this? Is it
worth the money: Try it six months for
80 cents.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

Mr.. John L. Brirk!ey came b
last week very sick. He was ts
violently sick ut Bristol Tenn,
Suffered great oeal be ore he r,'
ed home. His troohle was prom
ced rheumatism.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-11
FLOOD IN COSTA RIGA.
Great Devastation wrought Througho
the Country.

Great Devastation Wrought Throughout
the Country.
PANAMA, Nov. 11.--Costa Rica hal
been visited by the worst food within
twenty years. Great devastation has
been wrought throughout the country,
plantations ruined, bridges swept away,
buildings destroyed and large section
of the railways ruined. Rivulets be
came torrents and avala inches of water
swept down from the hills, carrying
crops and cattle to destruction. A mum.
Der of persons are reported to have beer
drowned.
The floods were especially destructive
on the line of the railroad from Juan
Vigna to Martina, on the Atlantic coast
The permanent way, within the dis
lance stated is totally destroyed, and the
station buildings undermined and
ruined. The damage done amounts to
hundreds of thousands of dollars, and
months will be occupied in repairing it,
Added to the damage done by natural
causes, great anxiety is caused in Costa
RIGA by the evidence of impending poll
teal revolution. Jose Joaquin Rodriguez,
who has been president of the republic
since May, 1890, is apparently preparing
to play the role of Balmaceda and usurp
all authority, without regard for the
constitution. He will not be permitted
to take such stand without resistance,
not only in the chamber of representa-
tives, but also in the field.
The feeling that struggle is impend-
ing allied to other causes, Is producing
paralysis Of trade and industry, and
an economical crisis may be said to
already exist. Foreign credit has been
withdrawn from the merchants of
Costa Rica, and this means they are I'M
able to obtain goods from abroad, as
heretofore; the custom has been to
purchase on long credit The state of
the country is deplorable, and should
war be added to other calamities, the
situation will be worse than at any time
before in the history of the republic.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-11
A COMBINE AGAINST CHILL.
Peru and the Argentine Republic Joir
Hands for War.

Hands for War.
PANAMA, Nov. 3. -According to ad.
vices from Chill war is imminent be-
tween the Argentine Republic and Peru
on one side and Chill on the other. The
advices say:
Peru is perfectly we'll armed and her
forces have recently received 10000
Mannlicher rifles of the latest system,
together with many other formidable
machines of war.
A GILLIAN gentleman just arrived
from Peru states that in that republic
the approaching war with Chill affords
the staple of conversation, and it is q
fact that pretense of friendship is only
put forth as means for gaining time.
In the Argentine Republic vigorous
recruiting of both natives and foreign
ers is being prosecuted, and the govern
ment is with feverish haste arming the
troops.
There is no longer any doubt that a
secret compact against Chill, offensive
and defensive, exists between the two
republics named. and they are only
awaiting anything that will serve as a
casus belli in order to throw one army
into Arapaca and another on the south
ern frontier, while strong skirmishing
parties will harass this country from
the Cordilleras.
The Gillian government has tardily
opened its eyes to the threatened inva-
sion and has ordered the steamers of the
G. S. A. V. to be prepared for immediate
incorporation into the navy, cabling for
the Captain Pratt to proceed to Valpa-
raise without moments delay.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-11
"NONE SHALL BE SPARED"
French Anarchists Howling AGain-A
German Arrested.

PARIS, Nov 1.-THE building in
which are the Offices of the Carmaux
Mining company is now guarded by de-
tcctiyes. The police have arrested Vic
tor Rabo, German furrier, thirty-four
years of age, at l o'clock Thursday
morning, He arrived in Paris a month
ago from Leipsic and occupied a
furnished room in low house on
the Place Marbert. He associated with
anarchists among them Francois and
MUNGER. He is believed to be the man
who was seen lettering about the build
ing in which the Carmaux company had
its Offices Dynamite was found in his
possession. His papers and effects were
seized.
The anarchists continue to send
threatening letters to Baron Reille,
president of the Carmaux Company, and
to NJ. Reiz the special commissary.
Another explosion of anarchistic orr
gin was reported Wednesday night from
a suburb of Paris Anarchists Constant
and Martin say they We're delighted
with the result of the explosion, which
was Il perfectly splendid success. They
further say: I'VE shall blow up all our
enemies. None shall be spared.
The authorities want to annoy us. They
pursue Comrade Francois NOW under
arrest in London for causing the ex-
rlswou in IL. Eery's restaurFa4t1 ms II hs
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-11
The Congressional Situation.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE details of
the congressional situation were some
what unsettled by the reports which
reached this city after midnight Tues
day. The expected gains of Repub-
lican congressman in Ohio have not
been fully realized, and the result in
Illinois gives the Democrats a greater
number than was estimated. But these
have been met by increased gains in
Iowa and Massachusetts, in each Of
which states the Republicans will have
five more members than in the present
house.
The totals from present indications
are as follows. Democratic, 219; Re-
publicans, 1877; Farmers Alliance and
Silverites, 10. The doubtful districts
are more likely to increase the Demo-
cratic vote than otherwise.
In the senate the Democrats will gain
senators from New York, Wisconsin
and Wyoming, giving them forty-two.
Nevada will return Senator Stewart,
who has separated from the Republican
party, and who will represent first of all
free coinage Of silver. North Dakota
will probably send Farmers Alliance
senator. and the managers of the party
also claim senators from Nebraska and
Kansas. The balance of power seems to
be firmly held in the grasp of the third
party.
The representatives in the Fifty third
congress. according to reports received
up to midnight Wednesday night, will
stand as follows: