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ANOTHER REvOLUTioN.
lssAsrss the sssss ef Lively Fighsisg
6usAay.

PANAMA, via Galveston. March ga
new revolution has broken out In South
crn Honduras. which may lead to tho over.
throw of President Pinciano Leiva and
possibly involve the Central American re-
publics In war. Polcipar ionlila 10 tho
leader Of the new revolt. and he has stated
In Sowell that he has sent word to hfs
friends Ia Panama that success 10 already
assured. General Tcrencia Sierra 10 chief
OF the revolutionary army which Boutlla
has organized. and together thcv mako up
the strongest combination that could bo
formed In Southern Honduras. Bonilla's
first victory was won yesterday on the
plaza OF Choluteca. That town was pro-
tected by force Of |, 800 men. commanded
by General Matute. With an army OF
only loo Bonilla and General Scria at
tackled the forces earrisoncd ut Choluteca.
They met brave resistance and o holly
contested battle was fought on the plaza.
Tho loss on each side WIS heavy and many
buildings werc destroyed. but details OF
fatalities havo not reached this city.
After more than two hours of determined
fighting, General Ma,utes' broken aud
shattered army was forced to retreat
toward Amopola, leaving Choluteca and n
large amount Of arms and many prisoners
In the hands of Boniila's victorious army.
Excited by their victory and determined
TO make the most Of II, Bonilla and Scria
arc now pushing on toward Tcgucigntpa.
hoping to capture the capital and proclaim
tho success of the revolution before the
government has had time to recover from
tho surprise occasioned by the victory OF
Choluteca. A decisive battle between tho
army of Levin and Bonilla's forces 10 ex.
pected TO take place within q few days.
Meanwhile complications are arising
which may bring about . general war
among Central American republics. Presi.
dent Lcvia accuses the government OF
Nicaragua In aiding Bonilla In bringing
about the revolution. He has telegraphed
President Sacasa at Manaqua demand.
ing an explanation. President Levia ex-
poets to have the aid OF Guatemala, and
should Sacasa openly attempt 10 reinforce
Bonilla, both Costa Rico and san Saliva
dor may declare war against Nicaragua
and thus involve all the Central American
republics save one In bloodshcd.
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Los ANGELES, March 6.-while some
prisoners were being taken from the jail
TO the court room to-day, one OF them.
Jose Garcia, made desperate break for
liberty. lie jumped . wall on Broadway,
bat was here recapturcd by q deputy.
When taken back to jail he was found to
he badly injured, probably from his fall
over the wall, and he will probably die.
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WASHINGTON, March 6.-The COMMITTEES
on ceremonies OF the worlds fair this
afternoon called on President Cleveland
and invited him to be present and take
part in the opening exercises. The prcsi-
dent replied in an entirely informal man
ner. saying there would bc many things
claiming his attention at that time, but IL
he decided to 60 II would he because he
considered II public duty. He would
consider the matter and announce his de-
cision In day or two. The invitation
was done on vellum and is very elaborate
and beautiful. II Is enclosed In morocco
case lined with white silk. Invitations
will also bc extended Mrs. Cleveland and
cabinet officers and other prominent pco-
plc,
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TO-DAY the annual meeting
Of the National Baseball League
will be held at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. New York City.
The schedule for 1893 will be
decided upon, and all the neces-
sary arrangements for next sea-
sons championship games will
be consummated. AS usual the
various League Clubs have been
looking around to strengthen
their teams and secure the best
players obtainable.
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Their Title ts Good.

wAsHIsGToS. March 8.--The supreme
court to-day decided against tho United
States in its suit against the California q
Oregon Land company. to set aside and
declare void the title Of the land company
TO tracts in Oregon. purchased by the
company from persons acquiring title
from guarantees under what are known ns
wagon road grants under acts Of congress.
The decision OF the lower court is
affirmed.
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INDIANAPOLIS. March Cit is authori,a.
lively announced this afternoon that Gen.
erai Harrison will not return to the
practice of law for at least year. He will
go to Stamford university for two months
in the autumn.
4 To-Day tho 10 ise OF representa- YES unan.
animously adopted a resolution extendin ,
TO Hon. BENJAMIN Harrison n cordial and
hearty welcome upon his return home,
and congratulations for "Thc high honor
that he had achieved for himself and for
Indiana as president of the United States
o. America. From which high oiilce bc
has just retired. full OF honors."
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THEY WE'RE NOT CONFIRMED.
Some Of Bsrrison's Nominations That
Failed to Pass.


Failed to PAss.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-There werc 20
nominations sent TO the senate by Prcsi-
dent Harrison during tho last session that
failed of confirmation. or this number
one was rejected, that Of John v. L. Find.
lay Of Maryland, to be arbitrator for the
United States I'm tho Gillian Claims com.
mission. The name of &. NJ. Lambertson
Was substituted by the president, but no
action was taken on II BY the senate. Tho
most important nomination not sanctioned
by the senate Was that of Benton Ham
chett, OF Michigan. to be United States
circuit judge for the Sixth judicial district.
to succeed jackson, confirmed as associate
Justice Of the United States supreme court.
For purely political reasons the demo-
cratic senators used their influence to pre-
vent Hanchett's confirmation. Three
army nominations. all for desirable posi-
tions. failed for lack Of action. Ono was
that of Lieut.. John A. Dupray, 10 he pay
master with the rank Of major. The pro-
motion of Col. T.. :. Otis. 10 be briQider
general in the place Of General Carr. who
was forced to retire. also failed through
the antngonism OF General Cars friends,
who objected to his retirement. Among
other failures were that OF Lycurgus l..
Ward. to be commissioned for the district
Of Alaska; that of Reese X. LewcIlcy. to
bc judge probate in san Pete. Utah. and
Stiles T.. Foresha. TO be receiver of public
moneys at Rapid City, south Dakota, and
several postmasters.
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Racing ss New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS. March G.-Track fast. =
Five furlones Bertha D. first, Fancy
Free second, Mountain Quail third. Time,
s3L.
Five Furlopas Surect first. Swagitator
second. Little Baltic third. Time, I ;0;,.
Six furlongs The Judge first, vashti
second. Winnie Woods third. Time, III.
Six furlongs Mike first, Mojeska
second, Tramp third. Time, :lts..
One mile Speedway first. Primrose
second. Dolly Mobiles third. Time. :i3L..
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Atiaeking Trusts.

CHICAGO. March 6.-Ths Inter Ocean
will tomorrow attack the contract system
now in vogue in NIL the leading branches
Of trade whereby the manufacturer COM
pels the dealer TO sell at q ixed price or
forfci, the right to buy said goods. Tho
list includes over so articles OF household
Use. II will also be claimed that tho
sugar trust attempted to induce whole
sale grocers to raise the price OF sugar by
methods against the law.
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spant.h Elections

MADRID. March Sat the parliamentar,
election. 30 republicans were returned.
Among them are ~ Of Castelar's adhcr-
cnts who are friendly ,o the government.
In Madrid the monarchisi vote showed
q decrease from $500 in issl to 22.0O).
The republican vote showed an increase
from - 600 10 1880.
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A FRioHTFvL HURRICANE.
The Wtad Wrecks . Madagascar Tow,
end klmks several Vessels.

end e1mks several Vessels.
PARIS. March a-News a . hsrsieass
nj Tamassve. on the east coast Of NADIA
gascar. yeb. g, was received to-day. Tho
wind came from the sea and first struck
the vessels near tho mouth Of tho bay.
Tho Alsimo, . French ship, was stripped
almost instantly Of mas's and rigging,
and few minutes later went 10 tho hot.
tom with all on board. Five coastinR yes.
sells. anchored within the harbor, foun.
dcred almost simultaneously. and but 10
men OF the crews were saved. Four other
coasters sank before the storm passed.
Tho Tamstave streets were swept clean
Of people and vehicles In q minute.
Twenty-Five Of the hest buildings In the
place and largo number of huts were
wrecked. -Four sugar factories were lev.
clled TO tho ground and many lives lost.
Further details arc lacking.
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CHICAGO. March s.-The grievance COM
mittce OF the Michigan cntral SWITCH
men did not cull upon the officials of tho
road to-day rs had been announced. The
situation remains as before. Frank
Sweeney Of the Switclimen's association,
said this evening that committees ON
various roads had submitted requests to
their roads aud not made any demands.
He asserts that no threats of q strike had
beeu made to any road.
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Pants that are warranted not TO rip are
boon to a hard worker. Tho NJ. J. on
nell Co. have secured the sole agency in
Butte for these garments and make dis.
play Of q capital assortment Of styles and
patterns in their windows.
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Csntin ued Goid Exports.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-lnformation
has reached the treasury that =. .sD,0O OF
gold will be exported tomorrow. II 10
understood II goes to iustria. Treasury
officials src in this an effort on the part Of
New York bankers to force the incoming
secretary Of the treasury TO define his po-
sition. Free gold In the treasury is slight
~ In excess of S.0QO.0D.
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ONLY TWO MILLIONS.
That IL the Amount OF Gold Left In the
National Treasury.

WASHINGTON, March @. - Secretary
Foster Of tho treasury department this
afternoon received n telegram from As.
kistant Treasurer Roberts at New York.
stating that s2.O75.0OJ in gold had bccn
taken for export tomorrow. This leaves
the United States treasury with less than
s2,O0O,o0 OF free gold. the lowest point il
has reached since tho passage Of the act
for tho resumption Of specie payments.
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PALERMO. March 6.-Troops were sent
to Terra Ill falco yesterday TO preserve
order during the elections. The people Of
the town regarded the presence of tho
troops as n menace and riot followed in
which five were killed and many injured.
The rioters were dispersed.
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ss.s,or Morgan IN.

LONDON, March s.-sscnator Morgan Of
tho Behring Sea commission 10 lying i'll in
Southampton. where he arrived Saturday.
During a storm ON the voyage he Was
thrown from his berth and suffered an In
jury on the head. Erysipelas 10 supervsn-
ing. Physician expect him to be able 70
attend TO business in o week.
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A Mining saIt Ended.

Moscow. Idaho, March s.-Tbs famous
mining suit between the Tyler company
and the Last Chance Mining company has
been decided in favor of the former in the
United States court. Several millions
were involved.
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pHiLIpseUR0 SPORTS.

They Onsr . mig Purss fes Mabss ss1
Dempsey.
Special Disratch TO the standard.
PHILIrsBURa. March 6.-The PHILIPPE
burg Athletic club has concluded to Offer
purse of $500 for fight between Naber
aud Dempsey. and ID is understood tbs
president Of the club has communicated
with both men leading to an arrangement.
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STEVENSON AT WORK.
The New Vice President Takes His See
In the Ne nate.

In the Ne nate.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The senate In
executive session confirmed all cabinet
nominations, and at Il 30 adjourned until
Thursday.
When tho doors were reopened after
executive session. Sherman presented
resolution extending the terms Of presi-
dent and vice president and VI the fifty.
fourth congress from the lth of March,
1897, till April 10. and that that time OF tho
year shall hereafter be substituted as the
time for tho commencement and tcrmina-
tion Of the official term of president and
vice president and members Of the scnntc
and house. The object Of this 10 to put
the inaugural time in better weather. Tho
motion was laid on the table and the SEN
ate adjourned. The galleries were crowded
and vicc President Stevenson received
hearty cheers when he appeared In his
place as presiding officer.
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For well made, well lined, well fitted
garment the majority Of mrn arc Obliged
10 have their clothes made to their order.
Tho first requisite that they look for 10 .
good NJ. and to be sure Of that they GO -
Conncli's. where they give guarantee.
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To-day nj o'clock commences the great
sale of silk. satin and MORE ribbons at
Connell's. There are about 1900 yards
in every width and shade. Sale lasts all
Tuesday.
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4 Family Ieud.

WHiTEwELL. Tenn. March q. - The
Morrison and Ross families settled an old
fcud with knives. Ross and Taylor Nor
rison aud VIII Ross were literally cut To
pitce.,
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JUDGE GRESHAM sowRN IN.
The New Secretary OF state Takes the
Oath Of Once.

WASHINGTON. March q. Judge Gresham
took tho oath Of Office Of secretary Of state
this afternoon. Wharton afierw ards
signed Judge Grcsl,am's commission and
the later will perform like Office to-mor-
row for his associates la the cabinet, who
viii take hold Of their work Wednesday.
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Extra wide all linen crash for 10 cent? .
yard at Councils.
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LOW
PRICES

Still rule at our place. Have sold
a large number OF suits during
the present cut sale; established
a price of SIS on number of
suits that were formerly sold at
much higher prices That they
were appreciated can be seen by
the way they sold. Have some
left. You should see them be-
fore they all 60.
There arc also few good
things left at $40. Had a big lot
of them, but they went fast
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-08-10
WORLD'S FAIR VISITORS.

By addressing the Worlds Fair
Corresponding Agency at 1882 Cal7
umet Ave, Chicago, Ill, you can Sc
cure without extra cost nicely furn-
ished rooms in private families liv-
ing near beautiful boulevards, and !
halt way between the city and Fair
grounds, having four means of
reaching either place within twenty.
minutes ride. Prices from 75cts to
sl.O0 per day.
Give date of arrival, length of
time room is desired, and all ques-
lions concerning dates will be an
swered by your enclosing u 2-ct
stamp.
WORLDS FAIR CoRREspoNDING
AGENCY, 1882 Calumet Ave, Chica-
go, Ill.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-08-10

Another rain shower is needed
right away quick.
Miss Clara Cook is improving
from q short illness.
Thco S. Dry is conducting a
school in penmanship at the Grim
school house.
DR.. Chas. Scott and wife Of Den
yer were in town yesterday. The
Doctor subscribed for THE TRIBUNE
and will keep posted in the tut ure.
LosT:-A black alpaca coat, on
last Saturday between Green For
est and John Blassengamo's farm.
Finder will be rewarded by re-
turning same to S. J. Morris.
The following new names have
been add d TO our subscription list
this week. Ben Shipman and Gra-
ham Garfield, Green Forest; James
Shibley and Dr.. G. Scott, Denver;
E. NJ. Goforth, Yocum.
81 know Of no other paper in the
country that has made more rapid
strides to the front in the past year
than THE GREEN FOREST TRIBUNE" "
said Col. Iverson A. Jones a few
days ago. He also added that he
takes about twenty-five country
papers and that ours has features
that put it far abo"e, the average.
These remarks coming unsolicited
Fl ON so prominent source, we, OF
course, appreciate very highly.
STATE OF ONO CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY. 'e
Fraak J. Cheney makes oath
that he is the Senior partner OF
the firm of F. J. Cheney Il Co., do.
ing business in the City Of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use Of
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me ard subscrib
ed in my presence, this 9th day Of
December A. D. 1880.
~~) Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
formally and acts directly on the
on the blood and mucous surface.
of the system. Send tor testimon
ials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co,
Toledo, O.
sey Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-08-10
Wanted--Reiected Scrip.

1 will pay liberal price for any
and all scrip that has been rejected
by the county because it was not
presented under the order of the
county court calling it in tor re-
issue.
Cali on or address me if you
have any such paper
S J. MoRRls,
Gyeen. Forest, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-08-10

J. II. Wood is numbered among
the sick this week.
Walker keeps the best sugars
and coffees. Try them.
How many of our citizens are
favorable to good streets?
Trunks, valses, etc., cheap at
J. B. Sax's, Eureka Springs.
Do you trade at Walkers? If
not you are missing bargains.
Mrs. G.. G.. Bobo has been quite
sick of fever for several days.
Miss Margaret Russell is Wis
iting friends at Denver this
week.
Save time and money by buying
your clothing of J. B. Sax, Eureka
Springs.
Make no mistake, 90 direct to j.
B. sax's, Eureka Springs, when
you want clothing.
When you want first-class shave
or hair cut 60 to Lee Stacy, our
barber. Shop in Band Hall.
Jake Shipman has decided to
give up city life and will remove
his family to his farm near Denver
this week.
Quite number of our town peo-
pie enjoyed water melon feast at
Bob Smiths park, two miles north,
Sunday afternoon.
The Rule school under the man.
agement of Profs. Mattox and Hull
sey opened Monday under quite IA
vorable circumstances.
Among the Green Foresters at
the picnic.at Yocum Saturday we
noticed Prof. Burney,W H. Hodge,
r. D. Galloway, George Harbert,
Dallas Harbert, B. B. Eslinger and
Misses Cora Fondren and Emma
Grim.
If Green Forest was incorporated
all the time our citizens are COM
pellcd to putin working the coun-
try roads would be applied to our
streets. which would keep them in
decent shape AS they are now,
they are IL burning shame.
Tyson 4 Son, a leading mercan-
tile firm, of Harrison, are advertis-
ing for tcamsters to haul their
goods from Springfield, Mo-, to
avoid the extortlonate rates of the
so-called Harrison Transportation
Co., and also keep the money at
home. This would be an advisable
step for all merchants from Berry
villc east.
1t was our distinguished pleas
ure on last Tuesday evening to call
at the residence of Mr.. D..Chauncy
and hear the rendition of some ex-
ceIlcnt piano music by Mechanics
r. II. Smith and w. w. Everitt.
These ladies are both highly ac-'
complished musicians, and their
music was a great treat. There
were number of their friends
present who all spent a delightful
evening.
John Buell. has actually discover
cd coal oil, but in just what quanti-
ty il remains to be seen. AT
present very small amount of it
is in sight. In blasting in his well,
ono quarter of mile south Of
town, he has found rocks which
have small pockets in them tillcd
with pure petroleum. In a ten
pound rock may be found "a quar-
ter of an ounce of oil We exam
cd the rocks ourselves Just as thcy
wore drawn up from the well and
broken, and know that this State
meu. is true.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-08-10

All persons idebted to me on''
book accounts will confer a favor
by coming in and settling the same.
with Ellis Harbert.
Very Respectfully
ID. F. RAY.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-08-10

The last month of summer is
third gone, and vacation days are
coming to an end. But if summer
fingers in the lap of autumn, as did
winter over into spring, we are as
sured several warm days are yet to
come. On the whole this has not,
so far, been an unpleasant summer.
The heat has not been OF long du-
ration. The country schools have
nearly all begun, and the boys and
girls have settled down to their
lessons, whether they like it or not,
for the old folks have impressed
upon them what they themselves
missed by the misplaced kindness
of over-indulgent parents or from
lack of school facilities. Usually,
August is one of the most trying
months CT the year, but it has to be
borne, and the best way to have it
pass rapidly is to keep as busy as
possible in some good work. Sep
tember will be here almost before
one is aware of it.
A pcddler went all ever town re-
Gently selling a patent article.
Among the many who purchased
was the wife of a merchant. One
day when he went home to dinner
his wife informed him what a nice
thing she had bought. She then
learned her husband had them in
his store fol sale for year at halt
! the price she paid tor hers. When
told of this she said: "Well, why
DON'T you advertise them. Nobody
knows it,"
The stringent times have not SO
far materially affected this portion
of the country. Most all the com.
mercial men from St. Louis and
Springfield wholesale houses have
quit paying their respects to our
merchants, but we are not suffering
for that. We raise nearly every
thing we need for our tables and
our dealers will be able to supply
us with all the dry goods We will
need for several months to come.
D. w. Hursh, who located in the
vicinity about year ago, has sold
his farm to J. B. Stevens, the form
or owner, and is preparing to leave
with his family for his old home in
Illinois. 1t is no objection to our
country or people that takes him
away, but that his family prefers
their old home. Mr.. H. proved
himself to be good citizen and we
regret that he is to leave.
The TRIBUNE crew is indebted to
Mr.. E. S. Foreman for half-bush-
cl of fine apples presented US last
Friday. Mr.. Foreman is one Of the
most generous hearted men in the
country.
Sneed 4 Co. are closing out their
spring and summer stock at re-
duced rates in order to get room
for fall and winter stock. They
are giving good bargains in every
line.
The "Patent," "Conqueror," and
xxx" are the brands of Berry
villc Roller Mill -four. This -four
leads everything that has ever
been on our market. If.
Every article of summer wear
must be sold. We will make the
price sell the goods. j. B. Sax
Eureka Springs.
Buy the Berryville Roller Mill
Flour for sale by r. D. Galloway,
e. Camp, Snecd & Co., and J. +.
Walker.
Three hundred bushels of lime
for sale. r. G. SMITH.
J. w. Hamon OF Cedar Vally,
No, was in town Tuesday.