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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21

THE cruiser San Francisco has
been ordered to Brazil, and it is
thought that the New York will 90
there, too The revolution is in
full blast.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21

SECRETARY CARLIsLE's report con-
tains some good advice, and espe-
cially about the income tax and an
increase on spirits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21

Two HUNDRED majority in the
House is what the advocates of the
Wilson bill want.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21

On account OF a change to be made
in the firm on January l, we will sell
al our goods at greatly reduced
prices. Our novelties are arriving
daily from New York and we will be
glad TO have you call and axamine
them and get prices. No trouble to
show goods. NJ. PARSE & Co. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21

HoT SPRINGS is to have winter
races. The little city is up to date
in every thing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21

HOPKINS is Mayor of Chicago all
right and he is a Democrat of the
right kind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21

Mr.. HOWARD is trying to prove a
great many things which seem inn
possible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21

THE East India loan bill has
passed the House of Lords.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21

Get the best for the same money.
Hotel Ffulock bar and Billiard Hall,
Art Mullens, proprietor This house
keeps only the finest aud best
liquors, Why drink poor liquors
when you can get good at the same
price, Billiard hall is first-class.
Polite attention. Your patronage
solicited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21
OFFICE. NO. III PINE STREET.
TELEPHONE No. 102.

Entered at the Post-office at Pine
Bluff, Ark, as second-class mail
matter
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT,

The tax book for the collection of the spe-
eial assessment upon the real property in Dis
trict No for the purpose of sewers has been
placed in my hands, llowners of real prop
erty lying in the district are required to pay
their assessments to me within thirty days
from Dee. Q. ii such payment is not made.
action witt be commenced at the end OF that
time for the collection of said assessments
aud for legal penalties and costs.
Given under my hand this 9th day of No
vembcr. 1898. W. y. HEARN, Collector IL
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21

PINE BLUFF, ARK, DEC. q, 1898.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21

The DAILY GRAPHIC earnestly de-
siles to publish ali the local society
and personal news. Our friends,
When they have visitors or give so
cial entertainments, are earnestly re-
quested to telephone No. l02.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-21

Do you need any job printing? II
SO, we want to figure With you.
Telephone the GRAPHIC, No. 10a.
The herald., 1893-05-26
woKLp,s rAIR NOTES.

Foreign Exhibitors strike on Account
of the system of Awards
CHICAGO, May 5.--The worlds fair
official are just now having good deal
of tro ible over the question of awards
At the meeting of the national worlds
fair commission this afternoon com
municatlon was received from Director
General d wis informing the com mission
tnaf he had receivs notice from all the
foreign comm ssioners ,f the wthdra wal
OF their exnipits from com Detition for
awards, az the system OF judging pro-
posed was wholly unsatisfactory. The
protest and notice OF withdrawal signed
by representatives OF foreign govern
ments having exhibits was then read.
aud heated discussion followed as to
whether the matter should be referred
to the council OF administration or
the com mittee on awards. The whole
matter was finally referred to the com
mittee on awards.
Hsydn's Creation was magnifcently
sung TODAY in the festival hall by the
Chicago Columbian chorus of 1900
voices, William l.. Tomlins being the
conductor.
The attendance today was not 30 large
as usual, owing to fierce cold wind from
the northeast and threatening skies.
The statue OF Germania 10 the agri-
cultural hall was unveiled his morning
in the presence OF large number o.
people. II is an unique work. heing
chiseled out of huge block OF chocc-
late. 1t is IL feet high, weighing abont
1900 pounds and is reproduction of the
famous Nied-rwsld.
The western railroad will make an
other effort tomorrow TO fix dp the
worlds fair rates, conference having
been summoned There is wide di
vergence OF opin ion among the different
lines and the session will probably be
lengthy
Prof NJ 1898 G Farmer. pioneer in
the aDpiic4tian Of electricity to indus
trial use died here this morning, aved
70 He came here from Boston to see
the electrical exhibit at the worlds
fair
The herald., 1893-05-26
THE GUEST OF GOTH AM.
INFaNrA EULALTA VISITS THE ME-
TKcPOLss.
A Great Ovation Given the Royal Party
their arrival Spanish Citi-
zens Tender the Princess
Serenade,

New YORK. May 25 -Eulalis, the
opanish inianta, is the guest of the
Metropolis. Despite a short delav. ow-
ing to hot box, the train pulled into
Jersey City on time. at o'clock, aud
the princess alighted, showing in no
wise the effects OF her journey Await
ing her arrival was special committee,
consisting of Gen. Horace Porter, How
ard Carroll, Cornelius N Bliss, White
law Reid, Col s. V. Cruger. Comptroller
Meyers aud Joseph j. O'Donohue. Gen
eral Porter escorted her to a carriage
and they were driven to the wharf,
where the steamboat General Slocum
was moored. When the inianta's party
and the members OF the commtttee
boarded the Slocum, the Spanish ~arship
IniantA I=ebeila began ring national
salute OF Il guns, at the same time
manning the wards and parading the
marines on the quarter deck
During the soil 10 the river the party
received an ovation, saIutes being ex-
changed with hundreds of river craft
AZ the Brazilian men-ot w,r Republican
and AouidiDan we're passed, the var l. Of
the two big war ships we're manned and
saiutes fred. Further ~, The Newark
and Philadelphia OF the American navy
manned yards nd parsded tneir crews.
while each fired sslntes OF II guns AZ
the SIpcum turned at Fifty -hith street,
the guns OF the Mlantonomah fired a
welcome.
At thirty fourth street landing was
made. On the pier was Tro 'p A, the
he crack cavalry regiment of New York,
which was to act as guard OF honor to
the infanta Then procession, headed
by mounted band, formed and marched
slong fhirty-iourth street to the Hotel
Savoy. Along the entire route thu
princess received a most enth siastic
reception. which she most gracefully ac-
knowedged. The streets were lined
with people, and from the windows OF
many houses Spanish and American
flags were flying
As the carriages stopped at the hotel,
General Porter introduced Mayor Gil
roy to the infsnta, and the mayor intro
duced Mr.. Mcclellan, president OF the
municipal council. The mayor escorted
the princess to the reception room,
where he formally welcomed them in
behalf OF the city. The princess replied
quietly: Il am very pleased at the
graciousness of your reception, and can
hnd nothing to cay but thank you."
The royal party then retired to their
apartments.
This evening the Spanish colony
marched up Fifth avenue with torches
burning, and headed by band They
began serenade with stirring Spanish
airs under the infanta's windows. She
sho tly appeared and was greeted bs
salvos Of applause. Srilpr Flores
representing his countrymen, made y
short speech, to which the infanta ~
sponded. Laier the royal party attended
the theater.
WASHINGTON. May 25 The Spanish
princess and suite left or N-w York
10 O'Clock this morning fhey wers
'rlven 10 the depot in tn president'
our-in-hsnd. escorted by four com
panies of cavalry.
The herald., 1893-05-26
SENSATIONAL res rIMoNY.

Ex minst of W. s. james for tn
Murder OF "villsrd Good.
FRESNO, May 25 = There were some
sensational deveioDments today at the
preliminary ex smination of W. ). Jones,
charged with the murder of Willard
food. postm Aster and storekeeper at
Tarpey in October last. Sidney A. Jones,
who was arrested at Comapche, Tex. by
Marion Ghilders, on the same charge,
was examined and discharged Wednes-
day, and today he gave his testimony
He said he had been acquainted
with hilders and James, and had
worked some time for the former. They
with other persons tried to get him to
assist them IN rObbing train and com
mitting other unlawful acts, but he re.
fused and vent to Texas some months
ago to escape their prosecutions. Jones
testified lurther that Childers had him
-elf sent to Texas to arrest him for the
murder of Good, and that while they
we're on the way here Childress told
him that that was only a pretext
What he wanted Jones to do was to
swear that ne (Jones) saw Richard s.
Heath shoot kill LAWYER l.. B.
New hirter, in Fresno. in August last
Childere said another man had prom
sed to do the same thing, apd that
Heath would thus be convicted, and the
reward for McWhirter's murderer would
be secured.
The herald., 1893-05-26

heard in Music hall. The council Of ad-
ministration will revise all the
programmes arranged by Thomae,
to be sure that American com.
posers and musicians will be
heard in the future at concerts. We
never cared about Thomas welding the
baton. All the commission asked was
that Thomas be not allowed his evident
prediction for one house at the expense
OF all the other manufacturers of musical
Instruments in America, and that he
should be subject to the national com.
mission, through its proper officer, the
drector-genelal, in all matters like any
other employe / am satisfied now that
the Objectionable features of Thomass 8
administration will be eliminated by
himself.D
The herald., 1893-05-26
SWEPT BY A CYCLONE
SEVERE STORM IN MISSOURI AND
X sNsAs.
Two Thousand People Buried Under 8
Circus rent-Ali Extricated With
out Loss of Lifs-Tel.grsph
Wires Frustrated.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, May 25.-Dis-
patches from several towns in Missouri
and from one point in Kansas report the
occurrence this afternoon of severe
wind storm of almost cvclonic proper.
tions. The storm was accompanied in
every instance by either hail or a down
pour Of water amounting almost to q
cloudburst No loss or severe injury to
human life is reported, but the tele
graph wires are down in the country
surrounding the towns struck, and when
communication is re-established it il
not unlikely it will be discovered that
the storm caused fatality. At
Sedalia, Mo-, the wind surged
under tent circus and snapped the
poles like pipe stems. The tent came
down with crash, burying 1000 people
They screamed and struggled and sev
eral tainted. but all were finally safely
removed from beneath the canvass
Several received severe bruises but no
serious injury.
At Brookti-ld, No. the ound-house
OF the Hannibal land st. Joe railroad
was demolished. number OF work
men escaped without serious injury.
Hail accom- panied the storm at New
Cambria and did considerable damage
to crops.
MoBERLY, NO., May 25-A cyclone
struck here early this evening, demolish-
ing barns and tall buildings and uproot-
ing hundreds OF trees. The full extent
OF the damage is not known, and it is
feared lives we're lost
GARNET, Kan, May 25-A cyclone
struck here about 4 O'Clock this after
noon destroying barns and outhouses
and doing much minor damage. As far
as known nobody was hurt
The herald., 1893-05-26
Another Victory Won by the
RevOlutiOnists.
The Government Forces Utterly
Dem0ralized.
A Peace Commission Trying to End
the Conflict.
One of tho Conditions IL That sacaza
Shall sNesign and Select One
OF the Iusurgent Leaders
as President.
Rx the Associated Press. !

By the Associated Press.l
SAN JUAN DEL SUR, May 25.-After
the battle of Masaya peace commis-
sion was suggested. American Minister
Baker, the Austrian and American con-
suls and Banker Medina agreed to serve.
They met some members of the revUlu-
tionary party aud discussed terms OF q
peaceable settlement After consulting
nearly all day the commission returned
to Managua aud announced that they
had agreed on plan to be submitted.
The terms are kept secret but the most
important points are learned. Presi-
dent Sacaza will resi- IN in favor of some
one of the revolutionary leaders con-
nected with the provisional governmenti
to be selected by him. who will imme-
diately assume the Office Of president OF
the republic.
Notwithstanding the agreement OF the
peace commission, there has been no
truce declared A cabinet has been
formed with the following ministers :
Wa, Fredefico Solorzano; finance, Oe-
tavianp Ce ar; interior, Miguel Osorno; !;
state, AnselmD III Rivas
There was another battle today The
insurgents with 800 well armed men
under Generals Algeria and Mendez
took Jinotepe by assault. The govern
ment forces advance line was
repulsed at the point OF
the bayonet, and the victorious
revolutionists then rushed into the
town. In this fight 800 rifles, 80 boxes
OF cartridges and several prisoners were
captured.
provisional government has been
formed by the revolutionists and they
have announced their intention of
managing affairs.
Alter .ih5 defeat near Masaya the
government forces retreated to Tipitapa,
where the remnant of the army was
| Gathered on ne plaZa
The herald., 1893-05-26
J. B. GkEENHUT President.
Roston H,na Daalsra Fail,

BosToN. May 25.- -Ricnsrdson & Den
ME, dealers in hides, have failed The
firm was rated at 5000 900. It is not be-
lieved the liabilities will exceed $500,
900 is said the failure may be traced
10 the sole leather combine. The
following firms and individuals
are involved in the failure
Phelps & Lombard, dealers in light
leather; William s Richardson, dealer
in upper leather; John A. Lord, currier
of Salem. As sopn as statements can bs
prepared the creditors will be called to-
gether to take action.
The herald., 1893-05-26

tDIross AND pU sLIsHE ERs.
rhs Size OF the sunday Pap,r Discussed
at the Conference.

rhs Size OF tho sunday Pap,r Discussed
at the Conference.
CmcAGo, May 25.--fne question of re
ducins the % of the Sunday paper or
Of still further increasing it was the
chief topic discussed by the American
Pubishers' association this afternoon
and evening. No definite conclusion
wac reached. Tonight the publishers
were gwen reception at the Press club
A NUMBER of the ORIENTAL and European
FEATURES OF the Midway plaisance were
turned loose for the benefit of the pub
ters.
In the press congress papers were
read by Ida II .rper, Lillian Whitney,
Mary p Nmmo, Belle Grant Armstrong,
Z en- Prlchard Conner, Hester Poole
and Hanna Karany. Mne. Karany is
an Arabian, brown skinned and dark
eyed. She was clad in the costume Of
her country.
fongnt al iresses we're made Dy
Joseph Howard, Moses P. Handy, rheo-
dore stanton, Signor Zeggio OF Italy,
aud Mrs. j. T. Sutherland.
The herald., 1893-05-26
pnEspYrEnIANs DELIGHTED.


The Presbyterian general assembly
today passed resolution declar-
ing the worlds fair grounds to be
merely bonded warehouse, and APP
pointed committee to wait on Secre-
tary Carlisle to ask HIM to treat it as
such and close it on Sunday as all other
bonded warehouses are.
The customs officials, however, say
thie is impossible. There is no way in
which an exposition building containing
bonded exhb could be colosed like
bonded warehouses, except by placing a
lock on them
A committee waited on Attorney
General this afternoon, and were delight
ed at learning of his instructions to As
sistant District Attorney Milchrist.
MILcHRIsT's INTENTIONS.
CHICAGO, May 25.-District Attorney
Milchrist returned tonigh. from Wash
ing on, where he had conference with
Attorney General Onley regarding Sun.
day opening OF the worlds fair Mil.
christ said he would confer with Walker,
counsel for the exposition, before de-
dermlaing upon plan of action H.
said Onley was concerned solely with
The legal aspect Of the case Asked if he
would enjoin the directory from Sunday
opening, Milchrist replied: ''fha.
might be done, but my Judgments tn Al
the better way t. determine the matter
is to submit the entire question TO the
court OF the United States district Judges
and trust to them for fair and judicial
decision in the case"
GATES ORDERED OPENED.
Director OF Works Burnham this even
ing issued an official order to the effect
that the gates of the worlds fair shall
be opened next Sunday. The order says /:
The park will be opened to toe public
Sunday next, May 18th, until II m
the buildings closing at 10 m At
present it is the intention To shut down
all the machinery not absolutely re-
quired for the operation OF the exposi-
ton plant.
1t is not yet decided tonight whether
or not religious services will be held in
the festival and music halls, as pro
posed.
Superintendent Tucker of the depart
ment OF admissions has already ordered
tickets for Sunday, and is making
preparations to admit big crowd.
Pennsylvania BUILDIN TO BE CLOSED
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nay 25 Among
the resolutions adopted by the executive
committee OF the worlds fair board to.
day was one directing the executive
commissioners to keep the Pennsylvania
building at the worlds fair closed on
Sunday during the continuance of the
fair.
The herald., 1893-05-26
THE MUSIC MuppLE.

Theodore Thomas Brought Into Subj &C.
tion by the Authorities.
CHICAGO, May 25 Hon. P. H. Lam
nan of Salt Lake City, national worlds e
fair commissioner and chairman OF the
committee which investigated Theodore
Thomas's conduct of the music bureau,
bsing asked what the net result of tht
investigation was, said: Simply what
we asked in the fret place-that ther,
be no more boycotting of exhibitors r
American musicians; that pianos OF ex
hibiting firms, and those alone, be
The herald., 1893-05-26
A Brand Nam Bank.

SAN JOSE. May 25-rhe directors OF
the Bank OF Santa Clara today accepted
the proposition of David Henderson to
take control of the institution twill or
gsnize as an entirely new bank ann the
claims of depositors will be paid as soon
as the affairs OF the old institution can
be settled. Henderson viii put $500, ,0O0
ia the bank June 1st.
The herald., 1893-05-26
Banking Bill Passed.

SYDNEY, n. s. W May 25.-The bank
ing bill introduced by the government
in parliament to relieve the present
financial crisis passed today without di-
vision or amendment. The public re-
ceived with rejoicings its passing as the
restoration OF confidence is expected to
accompany the operations of its pro-
vio;nna
The herald., 1893-05-26
THE WORLDS FAIR GATES,
They Will Stand Wide open
Next Sunday.
A Futile Effort to Have the Or
der Rescinded.
The Courts Will Be Iuvoved to De-
eide the Question.
Presbytsrians Delighted with Attorney
General OIney's Instructions ON
the esubject-Forsign Exhib-
itors on a Strike.

BY the Associated Press.l
CHICAGO, May 25.-There was lively
debate over the Sunday opening ques
ton at the meeting of the national
worlds fair commission today.
Hundley of Alabama insisted that the
majority report of the judiciary commit
tee, which was turned down day before
yesterday by the substitution of the mi
nority report, was still before the com.
mission for action. He held that the
minority report, although substituted,
was not adopted, and as a consequence
the majority must be acted upon.
Then confusion followed. st. Clair,
the leader OF the Sunday openers, as
serted that when the commission failed
to adopt the minority report, which
called for modification OF the directory
resolution, it had disposed OF the ques
tion, and consequently the action of the
directory revokiDg the rule closing the
gates on Sunday must stand.
Chairman De Young finally decided
that Hundley and his friends were
wrong and that the decision of the di-
rectory must stand.
THE ArToRNEY-GENERAL's INSTRUCTIONS.
District Attorney Mllchrist lost no
time in complying with the instructions
OF the attorney general He telegraphed
ahead to Aasintant District Attorney
Hand, instfucting him to prepare bill
for an injunction restraining the man.
agement OF the fair from opening the
gates next Sunday The bill will be
filed as soon ss it can be prepared, prob
ably next Friday or Saturday.
AN INJUNCTION TO BE ASKED FOR
WASHINGTON, May 25.--As the result
of United States District Attorney Nil
cnrist's talk with Attorney General
Oiney YESTERDAY, he left last night with
exp icit inrtructions. II he should ind
on bis arrival at Chicago that the plan
was still adhered to TO open the world't
fair Sundays, ITO present the matter to
the federal court and ask for an injunc
ton and other legal process which the
facts would warrant, and which would
prevent viola ion of the laws of the
United States" li.I s4lls14
The herald., 1893-05-26
can.-.I Reforssd synod.

READING, Pa. May 20. The general
synod Of the Reformed church OF the
United States convened here today in
triennial session with Rev. DR.. Thona
G Apple of Lancaster, the new pres
dent, in the chair. The board of home
snd foreign missions both presented
al. .hly gratifying reports.
The herald., 1893-05-26
will swip,x Rsfor Moro,ne

PADucAH, KY, May 25.-Fully 100
men. black and white, are gathered
about the court house. contemplating
the lynching of Petty Pamela, negro
VINO raped g. ear old Bena Washington.
They have jnst sent messenger for a
rope, and the prospect is that before
morning Pamela will be swung up.
The herald., 1893-05-26
Annthnr rrain Hald I'm.

SAN ANGELO, Fax. May % The west
bound passenger train was held up and
robbed at Coleman this morning. by two
masked men The brakeman, porter
ard conductor were covered with six
shooters and Messenger Barry was com
PEELED to open the express Car door at
the point of gun. Itcannot be learned
what amount was secured.
The herald., 1893-05-26
A nisastrnus Fire.

VIENNA, May 5.-Starechowitz le
Sche, village Of $50 inhabitants near
0 mutz, was totally destroyed by fire
Four person lost their lives in the con-
hagration.
The herald., 1893-05-26
worId'- fair.

II YOU want first.t lass hotel accomme
dstions at hicaga cheap, with m a.,
dv.nrsges, sndres- or cal on A. Phii-
pr & Co., 1873 South Spring street, Los
Angeles
The herald., 1893-05-26

The worlds air will cause a rush
Order early. Full stock, good fit, mod
crate prices. Getz. line tailoring, 112
West Third street.
The herald., 1893-05-26

For sunburn and freckles use only
Perfecta Face Cream; safe and sure.
For sale by A. E. Littleboy, druggist.
3ll South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-05-26
THE WHISKY TRUST.
It Is Trying to Raise Funds to Tide Over
the Difficulties.

the DtfncultieB.
PEORIA, H., May 25.-The meeting Of
the directors of the Distillers and Cattle
Feeding company adjourned this even
ing. President Greenhut and all the
members were especially reticent about
what was done. Efforts to raise money
to meet the pending obligations were
renewed this morning but with no bet
ter success than yesterday. President
Greenhut did not deny that loan was
asked for. he gave the following notice
for publication:
The company owns and operates all
the distileries and no persons have
power to withdraw" any one OF them
The company is in actual possession OF
all its property, nor is any OF it in pos
session of any parties except as
managers employed by the company.
The company is rot in default for rental
in any case under the terms OF the
lease. The rotal amount of rents on all
the ground leased by the comp my, /,
awaiting final adjustment before pay
ment, does not exceed, at the rate app!i-
cable to the frat 6veyear period,
$4,000.
J. B. GkEENHUT President.
p. J. HENNEssY, Secretary.
Greenhut aud John s. Stevens, attor-
ney OF the trust, left tonight for Chicago
to be in court tomorrow. when the quo
warranto suit of Attorney General Ma
loney is called up. The seceders deny
the statement OF the directory as to pos
session, and say the houses are in their
name, 80 far as the government is con-
cerned, and they have the keys.
The herald., 1893-05-26

For bargains n millinery go to Thur
TOMS, 264 South Main street, opposite
Third.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-15
Lost.

ON SATURDAY, BETWEEN KA-
~ mehameha School and Thomas
Square, lady's Gold Watch and Fob,
with owners name on back case OF
watch. Return 10 ADVERTISER Office and
receive reward. 3368-t