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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22
DITCH CAVED IN.
Seven Laborers Buried and One Is Smothered
10 Death.

NkwPJET, X. l., Nov. 2l.-Late yester-
DAY afternoon a frightful accident occurred
at the torpedo station. One man was
XII led and half a dozen were injured Ex-
csvating was in progress for one Of the
three building. which are to compose the
IN the st side of the island, some 100 or
I0D feet apart, and are to be sunk into the
bank 50 that only their roofs Will appear
in sight.
HE men were digging a ditch. and
b.a>tins was resoried to, though there was
no rac&, it being closely packed clay
This cut was tritlc SITTER, but sill so
hard that the men did not fear caving in
without warning the whole side slid
down upon the wofkmen. burying seven
out Of dozen. John McGregor was killed
and six were injured.
McGregor was u years q The other
n'rn we're taken t" tie city b. spltal. They
Will re ever, unless the shock proves ton
great. The tthcrs i'll the ditch were
partially bruised, hut escaped with slight
injury.
Surgeon Ans. was promptly Mt the dis
pensary. but McGregOr wa, dea ~heI
brought t. him. h. being the last one to
De taken out The medical examiner pro
nt unced it Gaze Of d 18th by sufo-ati9H.
Those no were at W. RI Oh the job did
not attach any blame for the acci tent on
any one conn c'ed with the government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

The tariff bill is to be ready Nov. ~.
The Monarchists won the elections In
Spain.
Bombs were exploded ut Torrente. Spain.
by anarchists.
The Persian town Of Kuchan was shat.
tered by an earthquake
Mexican reyolationists advertised for
5000 men to fight on their side.
The Joliet niL) roiIinx mill RESUMED
operations, giving work to $50 men.
A Roman paper says tas, tina asar Il
new 10 position TO lead France back b the
pops.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22
FAIRFIELD.

Snperint ndent Nah of the water works
WIS in towa v it'll a crew Of men Tuesday
'es,ing the bydran's and fixing them up for
he winter There are q hydraLts in this
village and they were al found to be IN
p RECT working order and the people may
20 TO their beds at night feeling well pro
rtcted from fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22
A Decided Lack Of HARMONY

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81. The Knights
Of Labor held another stormy session
yesterday, and the lie passed mofe than
enee between the administration and anti
administration delegates PowderIy ac-
cused James A. Wright Of giving away
he Sc rets # the order Wright denied
he accusation vigorously. A resolution
requesting the resignation of all the gen.
erai officers Was presented. 1t WAS
promptly referred to the committee on
r-saIuSions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

II pays to take and read the papers, espe-
cialy your own home daily. Often in this
way gooi business opportunities are brought
to your attention. For instance If you y lisa
to secure good paying situation, then you
had herer look up the advertisement Of y.
2. johnson & Co, Richmond, Va in sn-
other column; perhaps VI hat they have 10
say may interest you, dit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

| atives and close friends of the brile. Mis-
Lou Clark play ed the wed iiag march. The
| bride was dressed in becon ing trase'iGg
.!ress AMI after congratulations were ex-
! tended the happy couple were driven to the
station where, amid showers of rice, the
took the .. % train for wedding trip of
three weeks in the South. Mr.. II ID is
travelling salesman for the J. ?. Sorz To-
baeco Company, AMI the bride is a young
lady very popular in the social circles of
this city There were largt number of
hsn isoue and costly presents, and ltrs"
number Of warm friends Of both the bride
and groom, in this place, ex end congra:u
lstions and wish for them long life of
welded bliss.
II stands the people well in hand to keep
sharp lookout for sneak-thisyes AMI
trsmps at any and all times. Oae family
ia this city are from $40 to $50 poorer now
than they were on Tuesday morning, on ac-
count of the bold move mad by a tramp.
When the FIRE alarm rang, Tnesd'y morn
ing the lady of this house went 20 the front
Ioor and unlocking it, looked out to asccr-
tain the location Of the fire. When she re-
turned very much different from her usual
custom she left the door unlocked and went
about her work in the kitchen. \ few hours
afterw ard she beard some moro in the front
par. of her house, and on going to the fro
room found rough-looking specimen Of
man in her pirl0r On being asked ny lie
vas there, the tramp said Il at Re csl"l
for somt thing to eat. The LAZY told } in
that if he had Gene to the back door md
excl for something to eat that she won Il
have given him a breakfast, but entering
unbiiden as he did she ordered him out of
he house, which demand the tramp quietly
,bey cd. About noon the lady sudde1ly re-
fnemberel that her wallet containing rearly
$50 was on the table in the psrlor, but
search revealed the fact that the tramp hal
taken it durlng his visis in the morning and
vas at that time probably miles out of the
'iiy. This lady cannot ow do anything 10
load to the tramp's arrest, but asks the
JOURNAL to kindly warn everyone to make
sure that their doors are KEEP; well fas
rnnaJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22
Dartmouth Meeical School Graduates 20 Hen

HANOVER, n H., Nov. 81 The annual
graduating exercises Of partpon,h Medi oil
college occurred tonight 10 the old chapel.
Prizes were awarded. incllding S25 FIR the
best examination in chemistry, to +. n.
Libby, Cornish, NJ. The degree Of N. d.
WAS conf fre On 2s graduates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22
Couldn't Aaree.

PITTsBURG, Nov 2i-Tne conference Of
the iron and steel sheet manufacturers
and the wage committee o, the Amalga-
mated association resulted in a disagree
ment after session lasting until early
this morning, 4 lockout affecting
nearly 1900 men is Threatened
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22
Mountains Out Of Mole Hills.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2i.--Stories which have
been sent out regarding the amount Of
forged railroad tickets said to have bee n
put in circulation are gross exa9gerattoDs
The al amount of forged tickets Is 81.
They were all Worlds fair coach exeur-
sion tickets, and the highest value any Of
these tickets ever bad was SIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22
With Military Honors.

GEATZ, Nov. 81. The body Of the late
Prince Alexander Of Battenber2 was
buried in q suburb II T. city The day
was bleak and rainy, but ihrungs OF peo-
pie lined the streets Tae route was also
lined by the Seventh Austrian infaatry
regiment. and The band of this rsgimsos,
with the eolors, dictated at the ceremony.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

Mrs s. c. Fletcher has gone to Monson,
where Mr.. Fletcher has recently settled as
PASTOR of the Baptist church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

The knigats of Pytliiss purpose giving a
mi ,strel and variety entertainment the
coming winter. The X. of P. are alive and
prosperinz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

Mr Samuel Whittier AMI wife returned
Monday from brief visit at Lewiston with
,heir sons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

Mrs. Eta Merrill of Pennington and
Miss Ella Marco of Wsteryille are visiting
at Mr. and Mrs Ford's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

Everyone in Skowhegsn ought to hear
Editor Fuller at Coburn hall Dee. s.h, anil
ve predict that great many will.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

finding a lot of wood nicely prepared by the
law breakers, quietly hauled it away, and
silence reigns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

plicaii ms for membership Tuesday even
log
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22
AUGUSTA LOCALS
Election Of Second Lieutenant

In accordance with special orders No
Major Fred H. Storah of Auburn presided
at The election by c.. F, 1T regiment
tn, shay evening. of Sc coud lieutenant 10
dIl the vacancy caused by tHe resignation
Of Lieutenant Fairbanks
The election resulted in unaniIoIs vote
for First Sergeant Asa \ Chapman, who
was chosen sccard lieutenant,
Among those no we're present we're In
spector-(ien raj Cholte and Col. ptilbrook
of the 81 regiment.
The company voted not to let the hall for
The purpose of playing polo.
After the election there was drill, fol-
loa ed BY the usual social dance.
Graduates Of Iiowdoin who reside in
August. or elsewhere will be pleased with
the showing made by the new cat ,lague for
he year 1884. The students enrolled
numter 3i6. tie largest in the history of
the college. of tie 2l9 in the aca lem C
lie apartment, A. are niors. 81 juniors, 20
sophom ores, G6 freshmen anil FIVE sps' ial
students. The two new names on The
faculty roll are those Of william Mcdonald,
lately Of the univer.iy of k4nsss, ~ho
occupies the cbair of history snb poll !
sciencp, and of WilmJt Is. Mitch Il, VIM il
instructor in fhetoi. AMI Ella, uti5n.
brirf announcement is male of the cen'c. =
airy of the college, vli.'h i'll occur 10 June,
1894. Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller,
class of 1853. will deliver the Grafton. and
Pr f. Arlo Bates. class of 1916. the potm.
Prof Egbvrt c. Smith, class OF lSiS, vii
p each tire anniversary sermon on the r
lisious history OF the cJllpge and James
Mckeen, Ed, class IF 1854, viii presi.e
at the alumni dinner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

W. X. Clifford has n turned from trip
through Indiana and Illinois, and also Wis
tied relatives ia Pennsylvania.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

Henry Williams has gone to Togus, :
lending to spend the winter at tie Soldiers
Home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

Trespasssrs on the Cobnrn property near
the eddy have been outwiited. The own-
ers Wis ted their property last week aid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22
Your
Strength
Renewed
| 4o1s
RUNDOWN SYSTEM
BUILT UP AND
PROGRAMMED.

few bottles of s. 8 8.
will do II. II you are
troubled with depress
ed, languid feeling, and lack Of energy, your
blood is not right, and needs purifying.
Will thoroughly clear away all i'm
$50 puriti-s aud impart new vigor and
life TO the whole system.
II have used your medicine often for the past
eight years. and feel safe in saving that IT is the
hest general health restorer - the world
T. II. GIBSON. Bafesville, Ark
Our Tsezsise Blood and skia diseases mailed FREE
SuEJ 8Enec COMPANY. Auaata, G.,
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Tha Ba State Shoe Company TUESDAY
clos It's doors. The proprietor, Lou "a
VI Taylor, lied her petition in insolvency,
Her husband formerly conduetei busi-
n. IS in Low ell under the same II sme and
also failed. The company has been dong
a bushes. 10 Sk0vh IN for on year. AS
sets $1,000 70 $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22
nsiIs T. nsovy ssaga&;
We NiS..T. NOV. n, 1882.
WATERVILLE.

President Whitman lectured at Belfast,
Monday evening.
Mrs. C. L. Williams of Norriigewock
was in the city Tuesday
F. f. Boothby lost nice family driving
horse by cole Monlay night.
F.. Nichols went to Bangor Tuesday
corning for short business trip.
Mrs. Mary J. Heating did at her RS
lence on Front ,treet of pneumonia, Mon
Lay night.
Mss II. nuah J Powell has returned to
his city after closing very successful term
school at Clinton.
Mr.. George A. Alden ami Mrs. II. +.
fuak.n. went TO Portland Tueeday fer a
i,it of few days,
City Marshal f. Fl. Crowell and wife
At. Tuesday morning, for few days
i,il It Mr.. Crowclls former home in
White field.
Mrs Jacob Pesvy, no has been visiting
he fsmls of her brother, Mark GslleIt on
silver street for f,w weeks, returned
Tuesday to her home in Boston.
Mr. Mllram. who was one of the pitch
"a on the Bates base bail nine for the sea-
son of ~, and no graduated from that in
s1,ution last spring was in The city Tues
lay.
About 50. Tuesday morning, an alarm
was rung in ffom box 80, anil when the de
rartment arrived they found a blaze in the
-tahl, Of the house at the corner OF Water
and Gold streets, occupied by Mary c. la
fountain The origin of the fire was an
overturned ker, s.ne lamp. The FIRE was
GOA extngui,hed End the loss will proba-
bly, not amount to 5000. Insured for. full
amount
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

1t isr ported that there is a prospect of
havisg another oolen mill in town. he
lite selected Is thu, occupied by the Bacon
VI nufactu1ing Co. OF the island. Local
clpitsl.t. are taking hold Of the project
ami it i. hoped the plan may material re.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

Children or .or
Pitchers Castoyia.
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There was very large gathering at tin
Ware pa-lors Tuesday eYsri1g at the recs p
ton ten Tered Rev. J. l.. Scwarl. TIE
company was r, prest NATIVE not only of tl-
Unitarian socitt,, though of coarse tie
number from thi. :, ciety ptedcn mated. hut
was composed of psop!e from every religions
denomination in the city, lirge numher
of the students If Colby snd the Institute
ard citizen. in general. The csremo, .'e
were wholly inforrsl, sll comm; to hi
s,lieu TO man who has been y frien
to the welfare of the best interests of
the community during his minis;r.
here, and oue respected and esteemed by
all. The rooms had been made beautiful
by profusion of flowers and DInsmore {.
orchestra discoursed fine music during the
entire evening. /; must b, source of
great pleasure so Mr.. Seward ~ meet 80
many of his people Sni ls~ar their regrets
at bis departure an: barn th,ir wishes for
bis suec, s. in hi Ne fei # tabor
A pr.ttv hants ~.-i ,in9 occurrel at the
residence Of Mrs T. j1tb,th ilol 10y, e
brides moth ?, m Silver str at Tuesday
morning. Thu cuntrse iuY VARIES we're
NJ. Walter &. Esii al Ms Cl.ra NJ.
Holway. sii~s Nav Ruun,,s acted as
brides nsii sui Nr. F Il Nichols wa. best
man. The m,frs.ge vas s..lem' led by
Rev. w. T. Beirs. ps-t.ir % the Methodist
church, III he pes Il { of few Of the rel
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Samuel b, Tbbet,s an family OF Nor
rilgca o k passed through the city Tuesday
on tn, If way to Augusta. Mr.. libbetis Is
engaged in the cloth1g manufacturing bus
mess and says he hiss never kno'n busi-
ness to look SO j sc0uraging in his line a, it
does the present fall. He says thst ton-
Germs il Boston which usually at tbs sea
son of the year have on from 80 TO 80 ch'-
tiers have not one at work at the present
finln
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CITY Marshal f. Fl. Crowell and wife
at. Tuesday morning, for few days
i,iJ It Mr.. Crowclrs former home in
White field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

Hon. A. K. Bixby returned TO lis hon,
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Mrs. Jacob Pesvy, Tho has been visiting
he f.mls of her brother, Mark Gsllert on
silver street for f,w weeks, returned
ruqstsy To her home in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

Jos. IIutchins, he barber, is confn il 4
his house bv sickness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

Mr.. George A. Alden AMI Mrs. II. Z.
fuak.n, went to Portland Tueeday fer a
, i,it of a few days
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New Turk Mousy Msrkst.


Nyw goII. Nov. q.
Money, easy, lali.
Frime mercantile paper, iiaoi
Il ,vprpmeBr nouar, strong.
ISaiirunua hiulnr-
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President Whitman lectured at Belfast,
Monday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

Mrs. Srsh Vo mus is visit FIJI, nj
Raymond, Me.
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SkOWHEGAN.

Hon. A. Il. Bixby returned TO lis h5nc
On Sunday. .
| Mrs Su-h yo mus is visit ft; nj /
| Raymond, Ne.
Jos Eyu,chins, he barber, is conin to
his house bv sickness
| Mrs F. o. 5 wyer his as hr guest her
lister. Mrs RI .ncharl of Dexter.
Mrs James wheel,r # GrswolI, L.,
Is vi>iting her sitter. Mrs. John Weston.
Henry Williams has gone to Togus, =
lending to spend the v inter at tie Soldiers
Home.
Mr. S,muel Whittier AMI wife returned
Monday from a brief i.it at Lewiston with
heir sons.
Mrs Eta Merrill of Pennington and
Miss Ella Marco of wateryille are visiting
a, Mr and Mrs. Ford's.
Mrs. S. c. Fletcher has gone TO Monson,
where Mr.. Fletcher has recently settled as
pastor of the Baptist church.
W. X. Clifford has n turned from a trip
through Indiana and Illinois, and also WIS.,
tied relatives in Pennsylvania.
Everyone in Skowhegsn ought to hear
Editor Fuller at Cohurn hall Dee. ;ish, anil
we predict that a great many will.
The Knights of Pythias purpose giving a
mi ,strel and vsriety entertainment the
coming winter. The X. of p. are alive and
prospecting.
Trespasssrs on the Cobnrn property near
the eddy have been outwitted. The own-
ers Wis ted their property last week aid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22

FolIopipy are closing piot OF "cufiiies'
i,ql
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-02-14
CREMATION.

Sir Spencer Wells, In the Forum,
advocates cremation very strongly.
lie says:
at is'vain to hope for abolition of
cholera IL It's bacilli are still TO be pre-
served by burying in the earth the
bodies Of the victims. The dead
bodies of cholera patients are not
merely do al organic matter All
dead bodies, whatever may have been
the cause Of death, contain myrlads OF
lyihg organisms. AS soon as life
ceases, these organisms assist in the
process Of decomposition, form pois-
onous products, and may excite dis
ease if brought by air and water into
contact with living beings. But what
Is much more important Is the fact
that, in a proportion at little less than
20 per cent, the bodies buried in the
usual way in the earth contain, In adj
dition to the ordinary agents of de-
composition and putrcfactlon, the
germs of zymotie diseases; the seeds
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-02-14
CONGRESSIONAL WORK.

There are but fourteen working
days left for the present Congress.
Only one of the annual appropriation
bills, the army bill, has become law,
and from this time on until the 4th of
March both houses will bend every
energy to the completion of the re-
mainder of the important measures.
For this reason it is uncertain whether
the senate will be able to carry on the
I programme of legislature, short as it
is, arranged by the Republican caucus,
The Nicaragua canal bill is the un-
finished business, but as II promises
to provoke long debate, it must
from time to time give way to appro-
priation bills and conference reports.
Next to the Nicaragua bill on the
caucus programme is the omnibus
statehood bill. Senator Carey, in
charge of the bill, does not propose to
lose any opportunity to advance it,
and whenever recourse Is had to the
calandar, on which the bill occupies a
favorable position, he will endeavor
to press the measure without waiting
for action on the Nicaragua bill.
AS the President will recommend
the annexation of Hawaii, this ques-
ton may come up for action.
1t is possible the Senate may be
plunged into financial discussion any
day III the week should Sherman call
up the amendment to one of the APP
propristlon bills Of which he has CIV
ell notice, authorizing the Secretary
of the Treasury to sell bonds to main
tain specie payments under the re-
sumption act.
News that the silver question il
definitely shelved for this Congress
the leaders in the House do not
see anything ahead between now
and March to cause trouble except
the appropriation and anti-option
bills. 1t is the purpose to keep the
House pounding away on the appro-
priation bills with but little intermis-
sion till the last one is sent over to
the Senate. Those stlll pending be-
fore the House are the pension, the
postoflice, the Indian, the agriculture
and the naval bills.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-02-14
DEEP WATER FOR TExARKANA.

The Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
X. r., which recently purchased the
Texarkana h Fort Smith road, will cx-
tend the same North and South, as
soon as money and men can do It.
Extension South will be to Shreye-
port and by the proposed line, down
the State line, it will cross Sulphur
river seven miles below this city. This
will give TO Texarkana, what she has
long needed: water transportation, and
cheap freight rates. Sulphur river
can easily be made navigable for eight
months in the year, for regular steam
boats.
We learn that already, the new
road proposes to establish station
and depot at Sulphur river. SO that
in less than years time, we will be
able to receive and ship freight by the
river, and this road.
The aim and object of this road, is
to secure a through line from Kansas
City to the Gulf hence It has no in
terest in trying to prevent our city
from securing water transportation.
Thus Texarkana looms up as the
coming city Of Southwest Arkansas
and Northeast Texas.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-02-14
TEXARKANA ARKANSAS TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY A. 1893

of scarlet fever, yellow fever, smallpox,
typhoid, cholera-the germs of pesti-
lence almost imperishable in the earth,
ready after many years of latency TO
revivify and recommence their infec-
tive activity. Any mode of burying
the dead in the earth, with or without
a coffin, exposes the living to unnec-
essary danger Anything short of
complete destruction by fire or by
some powerful chemical agent must
be powerless or incomplete as safe
guard
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-02-14
Bowie's Now Sheriff.

Yesterday afternoon, the Commits
sioners court Of Bowie county, at a
meeting held for that purpose, appoint
ed Mr.. 9. II. Moores, of this city, as
Sheriff, 20 succeed George Edwards,
deceased. There was a considerable
contest and many votes cast for other
gentlemen, among them II. G. Cannon,
John Celia, M A. Hurt and Tom Nor
ris, before Mr.. Moores was centered
upon.
The selection is good one, as
Mr.. Moores is prominent and worthy
citizen and good Democrat. lie has
heretofore acted as Commissioner
from this precinct.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-02-14
A New Eclectric Light Company.

We learn from Mayor Larry, Of the
West side, that a contract will be
closed to-day, whereby new electric
light company will be established in
this city, within the next twenty days.
The West side City Council proposes
to give the new enterprise an exclu-
sive light franchise, and will have put
up at once the latest improved arc
lights, to light the city on West side.
Ohio and Dallas, Texas, capitalists
are behind the new enterprise.
We trust that the West side Coun-
Gil will act for the best interest of the
city. At any rate that side should
not be kept in the dark, but have
lights as early as possible.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-02-14
r. E. Graham, Larry, The Lord"

The attraction at Ghio's opera
house, February, goth, will be II. r.
Graham in his revised T4arry, The
Lord" 1t is catchy and bright Of the
latest musical-comedy success. II
abcunds with pleasing specialties,
pretty music and beautiful wardrobe.
The play is in good hands, as the cast
implies: re Graham, sydney Price,
Cbas Graham, Cora Harris, Lizzie
Winner, and the charming little dancer
Miss Edith Craske, makes q wonder
fnl snccess.