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IN nAwA1r.
Tho Situation More Interesting and More
UAcsrtain,

| Tho Situation More Interesting and More
Uacsrtain.
HONOLULU. May 24.-1he situation here
| 10 more interesting then fer several months.
The whole town 10 agog oyer late develop
| ments. First came the arrest of Rush and
| Kenyon. the editors Of the native paper.
charged with libelinR the provisional gov
ernment and Minister Stevens. Then the
publication of Secretary Grssham's in
structions TO Commissioner Blount and
letters warning annexationists that they
could not depend upon help from the
United States In case the oyalists at
| tempted to reinstate tbs queen; then the
news Of Blounts appointments ~ United
States minister. and finally the attempt of
the provisional government TO silence
Charles Nordhoff. the correspondent Of tho
New York Herald, and Minister Blount's
| interference in his behulf.
All sOrtH Of alarming rumors are afoRt
and even Blount. who all along has pre-
dicted that there will be no trouble, is not
now 80 confident. Blount gave out for
structions from Gresham; that they Rave
him pa amount authority iii all matters Of
relations to this government to existing or
otker governments of the islands. and the
protection of our citizens. and fall disers-
tion in 60 operation with the commander
should be landed or withdrawn; that while
tho United States claims no right to inter-
fere in internal conflicts II will not aequi-
escs In interference by other powers.
Blount himself adds this postsoript:
while shall refrain from interference
between the conflicting forces of whatever
nationality for supremacy l will protect
American citizens not participating in such
conflict" This declaration created great
excitement. being regarded by all parties ~
an invitation to the royalists to make
trouble. The latter. however. say they are
not prepared to take advantage of tho no.
tice and will wait the decision Of the
United States. If the islands are not an
provisional government 10 strengthening
their position aud claim to DO able to hold
their osition, IL necessary, until .thetc il a
change Of administration in the United
States.
On May II Blount's appointment 40
United States minister arrived and he took
the oath of office. The appointment was
apparently satisfactory to both parties a.
he is regarded as perfectly impartial. His
report a. special commissioner has been
forwarded to Washington in writing.
Charles Nordhoff, tho Herald corre-
spondent, is greatly displeascd at the an
nexationists, who threaten violence. He
was accorded Iolioe protsotion, but tho
psar before the executive council to give
his authority for certain statements. He
oonsulted Blount. who told him to pay no
| attention to the citation. as the government
hos no authority over writings TO . paper
| published in the United States. 1t 10 be-
| lieved that the provisional government viii |
drop the matter.
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Made n Poor Showing.

NEW YokK. May 3l.-Ths report Of the
operations of the Pacific Mail Steamship
company. for the year ended April 80. 1898.
shows tho total earnings to have been
"a. l1S. 473.93, and the total expenses ~. 175,
2l4.6l. leaving net loss of 500, 740.6S. In
the letter accompanying the report Presi-
dent Gould says the unfavorable showing is
due. in the first place. to the quarantine at
Panama during the OholOrA scar 9 last au-
tumn. and since It's termination, Feb.
last. ths contract between tho Pacific Mail
and the Panama Railroad company. the
company has been shut of almost entirely
from any participation in the business be-
tween New York and American ports ON the
Pacific,
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EPSON DERBY.
Great Race Taken by Isinglass In Fas
Time.

Great Race Taken by Isinglass In Fast
Timo.
LONDON. May 3l.-The great derby race
at Epson was won by MoCalmonts bay
colt IsinRlass. Isinglass. by Isonomy ont
of Deadlock, won 1900 guineas At New
market this mouth. In tho derby to-day
Roses colt Ravensbury. by Isonomy out OF
Penitent. was second, and the duke o!
Portland's bay colt Raeburn. bv 81. Simon
out of Nowsrna. was third. There were
eleven starters.
It was exactly 3:1S when tho flag foil to q
good start. Lord William dashed to the
front and set the pace. followed by Royal
Harry Raeburn, Williams and Irish Wake.
running in bunch close up. followed by
Son. a. Gun. Peppercorn and IsinRlass.
| with Dame President, came last Before
renching Sherwood's. Lord William drew
clear of ths bunch which had been running
him closely. Here the other horses also
changed positions. William being first be-
hind Lord William. followed by Quickly
Wise. Pepperoorn and Royal Harry. run
ming nearly ON equal terms while behind
Dame President. with Isinglass. Favorite
and Ravensbury bringing up the roar.
At the mile post Lord William was being
ridden hard, but vast still in front. When
this poins was reached, however. lsinQlRss.
who had been given his head. had come
through the ruok and WAS running second.
William third, Rasburn fourth, Irish Wake,
Royal Harry. Quickly Wise and Pepper
corn in bunch. Son-of-a- Gun had fallen
baok and was bringing up the rear.
When the last hilltop was reached Lord
William fell back beaten. In the mean
time William had passed Isinglass, as had
also Raeburn. and they came along. Will
liam In front. lsinglass third. followed by
Royal Harry. Irish Wake, PepperoOrn and
Son-oe-a-Gun. in q bunch, Quickly Wise
and Lord William at the tail OF the race.
Half way down tho hill Raeburn headed
William. lmmsdiately after Isinglass and
Royal Harry passed William also. As they
came into the straight Isinglnss. running
on the made, went to the front, closely
followed By RAeburn. Royal Harry. Pepper
corn and kavsnabury. Whom the distance
post was reached Ravensbury had passed
Royal Harry and Psppercorn and was run
ming third. Coming on, Ravensbury grad
ually overhaulsd and passed Rasburn. but
could not get near lsinRlasu, who was
making beautiful race the othevs run
ming IN this order: Pspperoorn. Quickly
Wise. ROYAL Harry. Irish Wake. son-of-a-
Gun. Dame President. William. Lord
Milliam's saddle Girth broke and Jockey
Mullen was thrown. This. OF course. put
Lord William out OF tho running.
AsiDglass maintained The lead from
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Worlds Fair Rates.

CHICAGO, May S1.-After waiting all day
for the Burlington and Rock Island to ar
range their private troubles. the Atohison
late this afternoon announced that its
rates of $3.50. round trip between Denver
and Chicago. and $3.50 round "trip Mis-
souri, river points, would be put into effect
TOMORROW morning.
Unlsss another string 10 attached TO this
notice, IL will have n tendency TO knock the
bottom out Of the Worlds fair rates from
all over the west. The great question
troubling tho ,oads il: If they lowor the
rates on aceount of the Worlds fair, how
are they going TO got them back again after
Aha fair II oyer2
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In tn. Hand. Of . Receiver.

ALBANY. Ore. May 3l.-The firm Of Isom,
Lanning u Co., propristors Of the Red
Grown Touring mills. was placed In shs
hands Of q receiver to-day. The managing
psrtncr. d. ]. Lanninp. left some time asc
with $4,000 Of the firms money. He has
been located In Now York under an assumed
name. The liabilities Of the firm are $40.
900, assets 100000. Tho prepsrty of ia-
diyidual members 10 valued at $4,000.
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TO-DAY a great railroad con-

TO-DAY great railroad con-
gress meets at Lincoln, Neb.
The object of this congress
which is attended by delegates
from the States of Nebraska,
Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, North
and South Dakota, is to take
steps to secure a north and
south railroad through these
States from the Canadian bor-
der to the Gulf of Mexico. Such
a road would benefit immensely
the whole western region. :
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PapAl Resoript on Education.

ROME. May 31.-It 10 reported that the
pope is about to publish resoript on the
school question, with special application TO
the church il the United States. The re-
script 10 expected to show considerable
modification of the pope's former views on
the subject. and it ID said to differ radically
In many points from the opinions held BY
Archbishop Ireland.
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Detained At Quarantine.

QuEBEc. May 31.-The steamship Oregon.
wh,ch arrived Al Crosse Island quarantine
from Liverpool. Monday night, with $50
pa sssengsrs, Is still detained. Five deaths
occurred on the voyage and fifteen are now
i'll on board. The existence of cholera on
board is officially denied. II 10 said to bs
diphthsria.
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BRooKLYN, May 1.-The Brooklyns tried
hard to win. Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh.
BAIriMoRK, May 3l.---The Orioles jumped
Hawlsy for seven bases. Baltimore 10, 81.
Louis 8.
Bosroa. May 31.-The champions batted
hsmining with perfect freedom. Boston
Ia, Louisville 4.
PHILADELPHIA, May 81. Tho colts won on
Bayles' errors and McGiips hits. Phila-
delphia 6. Chicaeo7.
WARRINGTON, May 31.--Inability to hit
tho ball safely when men were on bases.
Washington s. Cincinnati q.
NEw YoHK. May 3.-Kell was in bad
condition and made mess of things in the
sixth inning. New York Z. Cleveland 8.
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Dynn M lter Released.

LONDON, May 31.-James Gilbert. q dvns-
miter. was released from Portland prison.
He was sentenced in 1885 10 penal ssrvituds
for life for having oaused dynamite sxplo.
siuns at the tower and house of parliment.
The reason for his release is said to be the
b cskinQ down Of his health. A priest and
nurse accompanied Gilbert to London.
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interior and afterward in that of finance.
In 1882. with the backing Of NJ. Depretis,
he was elected deputy and rapidly made
his way in the Italian parliament. He was
in charge of the Italian treasury under
SiRnor Crispi, and when Rudini became
premier he opposed his policy and joined
the opposition which finally overthrew the
cabinet.
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Harvard Rstriev o. Lost Prest,ge.

NEW YoRK, May 8.-Harvard yssterday
retrieved her defeat OF Saturday at the
intercollegiate championship games. by
winning ths big relay race ON the track of
tho New Jersey Athletic club NJ Bergen
Point. The Harvard team ran the mile in
3:359s. three seconds better than the record.
Yale stopped below the stretch.
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Doctora Talk knop.

CHICAGO. May 8.-Hsmsopathis and o.
lsotio doctors continued their sessions 10.
day, discussing a: number of interesting
papeEa The medioo. elimatoloey congress
also continued its labofa considering
many technical treatises.
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Uattsa Prssbytsriaps.

MONMOUTH. ILL.,. May 31.-Ths United
Presby tsrian general assembly decided Ahis
morning TO meet next year At Albany. Ore,
and the general committee on home mis-
sions at Portland. Ore. A resolution WAS
passed rsatlirming former dsolaSatisps
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Tn, Rhode I,,.ud Dead look.

NEWPORT. r. l.. May H.--la Tho house
the rspublioans this morning received word
from The senate that II had adjourned. thus
preventing any invitation being sent them
to join In grand committee for the purpose
of slestinR state officers. Unlsss soms re-
suit 10 arrived At By to-morrsw IL 10 re-
ported Gov. Brown will take measures TO
have adjournment taken 10 Providence ~
once.
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GIOVANNI GIOIlTTI.

Prime Minister of Italy, Who Recently
Made Over His Cabinet.
Giovanni GioIitti was born in 1874. His
first step into bureaucratic career was AZ
an unde.-seeretsry in the ministry of the
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Roberts Lea.l,ss lvss .

LONDON. May 3l.--1n.. ths internatieasl
billiard match tonight Roberta thu Eng
li'h champion. again showed nnsr play than
his AmsricAu opponent. At the close OF
evenings play the score stood: Roberts,
still plsyinR. 1900; Ives, 2243
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ruxe. sound Collector Appointed.

TACOMA. WASH. May Sl.-Jsmss c. saun-
ders has received offioiAl notification of his
appointment az collector OF customs for tho
Puget Sound DISTRICT Saunders is a son
OF ths editor of the National Democrat, OF
Washington. d. G. He was executive
clerk to Cleveland during his first admin
istration.
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by length and half, two lengths be-
tween kavensbuYy and KaobuYn. Time.
2:33.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-04-08
Sher1Hss Sale.

State of Louisiana, parish of East Carroll,
Seventh District Court-Henry New
man versus isaac l.. Lewis and Elijah
Roysial.-No. 1911.
BY virtue ola writ of Seizure and Sale to
to me directed by the Honorable Seventh
District Court for The patish OF East Car
roll Aforesaid, in the above entitled cause.
will proceed to sell at public auction. at
the door of the Courthouse in the town OF
Providence. East Carroll parish, la. on
Saturday. the 18th day of April. 1898,
between the hours prescribed by law al the
right. tile and interest Of defendants in
and to the following described property, to-
viii :
All and singular the following described
piece parcel or tract of lard. situated. ly-
ing and being in the parish Of East Carroll
and State OF Louisiana. and described by
boundaries as follows. to-wit:
On the South or front by the Mississippi
river; on the West or lower side by the
lands of Stewart w. Tinnin; on the East or
upper side by lands belonging to the sue
cession Of Andrew Cunningham. and on the
North or rear by the HoIiybroolz plantation,
being the two-sevenths set apart to the
Louisiana National Bank in the partition
made between said Bank ard Mrs Alice
McCaudless (Guier) and Andrew Cunning
ham .of the following described tract OF
land, numbered according TO official sur
vey as Lots, ~, AZ, 40 aud so and twenty-five
acres of the front part Of Lot 45 and por-
ton OF the East half Of fractional section
No. 70, lying back Of Lots 49, 80 and ~ and
containing IN the aggregate 500 acres more
or less; the said ACT Of partition being Of
record in the Recorders Office Of East Car
roll parish. La. in conveyance book P, folos
445 and 446-the said tract containing 225
and Al acres more or less--together with
the buildings and appurtenances thereon
or thereto belonging Also 5 mules, horse
and one 4-horse wagon, seized in the above
suit.
Terms of sale--cash with the benefit Of
apDrasement. j. w. DUNN. Sheriff.
sheriff's office, Providence, La, March 1,
1S93.-Gt.
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SheriHs Sale.

State of Louisiana. parish OF East Carroll.
Seventh District Court-Abe Blum YER
sus Fanny Cohn, ct mo. 1871.
BY virtue of a writ of Seizure and Sale to
me directed by the Honorable Seventh Dis
trict Court for the parish of East Carroll
aforesaid in the above entitled cause.
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
door Of the Courthouse. in the town Of
Providen East Carroll PARISH. La. on
Saturday. the 18th day of April. 1858.
between the hours prescribed Dy law. ali
the right, title and interest of Defendants
in and to the following described property,
to-wit:
1.-Lots and 2, block 6. town Of Proyi-
dence, fronting sixty feet on SPARROW
ssreet and running back between parallel
lines 1870 feet. with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
2-That certain piece or parcel of ground
IN said town at tire western corner of Lake
& Church streets. fronting on Lake street
SO feet and running back between parallel
lines 1870 feet. with all the buildings and
lnpros ements thereon. seized IN the above
suit.
Terms of sale--casli with the benfit of ape
praiscment. j. w. DUNN. Sheriff.
sheritf's office. Providence La, March IL.
1893 ct.
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Our river reporter says Mr.. j. NJ.
Frankenbush ofNew Orleans. reached
Providence on the Vesper Monday
morning, and Hon. E. j. Hamley and
A. NJ. Nelson left on the same boat
for down streAm.
City of St. Lonis down Monday
night with fine trip.
Stella Wilds up on time and returned
from here. Captain Pennywirt and
Mr.. Frank feathers solicit the patron
age of Providence and country mer-
chants and planters, as they have come
10 stay and think they should receive
all the encouragement possible, seeing
the Natchcz has stepped down aud
out, abandoning the trade as soon as
there was nothing in ii. /; is certain
ly'to the interest of our people to pat
ronize the boat that comes to stay.
City of Hickman up on Tuesday
drawing 8 feet.
City of Monroe due up Saturday
evening.
Boat men complain of dull times all
along the line.
Cotton seed took tumble, down to
slipper ton on the 18th inst, at
Purdy's landing.
Mr.. Il. j. Burney left for New Or
leans on the Stella Wilds.
Mrs. Templeton returned from the
city OH the Hickman Tuesday.
River falling steadily.
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N Office to Mortgage
Creditors.

Office of State Tax Collector, parish of
East Carroll. March IL. 1s93.--ln conformity
with Sec. IS. Act 50 OF 1888. notice is hereby
given to all parties holding mortgages upon
real estate located in the parish of East
Carroll on which taxes for the years 1892,
1851. 1890 and 1889 have not been paid. that
I will begin the sale of the same at the
Courthouse door on Saturday. April the
15th. 1893, ard that number of pieces OF
property so delinquent are now being adj
vertised in this newspaper, in conformity
with the law. preparatory to such sale.
The attention OF mortgage creditors are
especially called to these advertisements of
tax sales. and they are warned to take such
steps prior to the sales as may be necessary
to protect their rights. } W. DUNN.
Sheriff and ex-ofiicio Tax Collector parish
of East Carroll.
March IL, 1898, If.
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Sherlf's Sale.

State OF LOUISIANA, parish of East Carroll,
Sth District Court. & johnson VS..
j B. Donnaiiy.-No. 1136-
BY virtue of writ of fl ia to me directed
by the Honorable Seventh District Court
for the parish of East Carroli aforesaid. in
the above entitled cause, will proceed TO
sell at public aution on the premises. Don
ma Vista Plantation, in East Carroll parish,
La, on
Saturday. the 18th day Of April. 1898,
between tile hours prescribed by law. all
the right, title aud interest of j. Il, Dom
naly in and to the following described
property. to-wit
s One Hydraulic Cotton Press, seized In the
above suit.
Terms of sale--cash with the benefit OF
appraisement. j. w. DUNN. Sheriff.
Sherin's office, Providence. La. March 20.
1898. April ,-3t.
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John B. McGinty.

In the regretted John B. McGln-
ty, who departed this life few
days ago at his home, No. 1872
Felicity street, when hardly thirty
years of age, passed away a most
promising and popular gentleman of
the young generation. Beloved by
family and friends, devout Chris
tian and amiable companion, his
untimely demise will be long regret
ted by all who had the pleasure OF
his acquaintance; while to his init
mates and sorrowing relatives the
blow has indeed been a sad one
which can only be sof,ened by true
Christian faith in Him who doeth
all things well.-City Item.
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BuckIen's arnica saIve.

The Best Salve IN the world for
Cnts Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salts.
Rheuna, Fever Sores, 'Fottcr. gliapped
Hands. Chllblains Corns. and all Skin
Erupiions. aud positively cures Piles.
or NJ pay required. II is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
For Sale by j. S. Guenard.
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NOW TRY THIS.

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Coughs and Colds is guaranteed TO
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Sufferers from LaGrippe found it Just
the thing ADD under lis use had a
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sample bottle at our expense and learn
for yonrself just how good thing il
is. Trial bottles free at ]. S. Gnensrd
Drug Store. Large size Soc. and s 90.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-04-08

A syndicate Of capitalists have
been organized in the city Of New
Orleans with s spot cash deposit Of
100000. Their purpose is to buy
up all lands for sale in the parishes.
with tie view Of selling them to
actual settlers on long time, and
thereby promote the immigration
movement now being egitated.
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Hickey, who is said to be the
murderer of John NJ. Clayton in
Arkansas in the early part of 1889 is
in the tolls. He was captured il
Butte, Montana short time ago,
and is now on his way back to the
scene of bis crime.
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RHoDERIC DHUU VIII

stand at shelburn plantation for the Spring
season. Rhoderic is four years old,
grandson OF Allnont. the famous trotter,
blood bay Is hands high and fine mover
season on application to the undersigned.
Mares properly cared for during their stay
Mt Shelburn. GEO. 4. BLACKBURN.
March 13-lm. Lake Providence. La.
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President Cleveland has indicated
that he will call M extra session of
Congress in September or October
next to dispose OF the MeKinly tariff.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-04-08

The big Barroza levee in West
Baton Rouge was finished last week.
1t was government work and kept
between three and four hundred
hands employed ever since last
November. John Scott & Sons and
Andrews 6 Co., we're the contract
ors.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-04-08

The Memphis Appeal-Avalanche
says that the hatters for office who
were SO badly off their base, are just
getting on to Growers curves.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-04-08

An illicit molasscs rum distillery
with daily capacity of 1920 gallons
was seized last week in the gedly
city of Philadelphia. The plant is
valued at SIS, 900, and had been in
operation for several months.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-04-08

There will be convention of
Southern Governors held in Rich
mond, Va. on Wednesday next,
which is expected to be great
thing for Dixie.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-04-08

Ehe Kansas crop of wheat in 1892
was sc, 900, 900 bushels, or bushel
for every person in the country, from
one State.