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MISS FRANCIS WILLARD.
FORBIDDEN TO CROSS THE WATER OR
 APPEAR ON THE PLATFORM.
Under Orders from Her PhysEe-an WIFI not Return to this Country Untn
 Next Summer.

CHeAGo, ILL, Oct. 1.-The friends of Miss Francis Willard are seriously alarmed over the adEices from Eng land to the effect that under the i'm peratiye orders Of her physician sine will be unable to return to this country until next summer. It had been expected that she would be present at the coming convention of the Worlds and National Women S Christian Temperance Union to take place in this city next week, but let tera to her friends say chat Sir Ben iamn Ward Richardson, her atteld- ing physician, has absolutely for bidden her either to cross the water or to appear upon the platform. Shcis now at Riegaee, in Surrey, q noted health resor6, where she win remain until the weather becomes inclement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-11

Wallace, Generals John F. Sehoteld, John R. Hawley, of Connecticut; Slocum, of New York; J B. Cox, of Ohio, and Walter Q. Gresham. of H. linois It is also understood that the name of eX-President Harrison will be submitted, and that it was in order that he might be qualified that he was elected as commander of the Ohio department q week ago. This is the ninth meeting of the Grand Commandery, all the previous ones With two exceptions having been held in Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK, Oct 1l.-Cotton: Spots, Niddling, S%c, steady Futures opened 15 points above yesterday, but declined points, advance unth final prices are IS points higher than last night, and to points higher than day before yesterday as follows:
 October, closed S.06@S.0S; Novem- Der, closed S.13@S.1 December, $. .240
 S.25; January, s.35@S.36; February, 8.45@8. .46; March, s.54@S. 5; April. SC @s.64; May, s.72@S. B; June, $. .79@S. 50,
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THE SULLIVAN CASE.
The resident Has Been Given the Papers
 bg Secretary Herrert.

Special to the GRAPHIC
 WASHINGTON, D. e.. Oct l1.-Presi- dent Cleveland now has under con sideration the papers in the case of Paymastei' John Sullivan, who has been court-marshaled and tried for embezzlemcnt, The papers were sent to the President by Secretary Herbert. The Presidents decision may be given out at any time as to whether Sullivan shall be retired or reinstated.
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NO COMPROMISE.
ALL EFFORTS or THE SILVER sENA- TORS TO SECURE A COMPTON,
 lSE WITHOUT AVAIL
4 Resolution Introduced m the House for
 Recess

WASHINGTON, D. e., Oct. 1l.-Sever- d Senators advocating eomprom- ise made an effort this morning to reach an agreement with the repeal forces, but absolutely failed. Indica- tions now are that it will be fight to the finish. When the Senate con vened this morning there were only twelve Senators present.
 Ia the House today Representative Hunter, Of Illinois introduced q res oiUti9n for 2 recess rom October the i4th to November Che Eth The reso- IuliOn was referred.
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GEAR REED

stump Ohio in Favor of Mckinley. FINSArI, O., Oct. 1I.-Ex-speakef will make his first appearance Ie Ohio campaign at a mass Ing tonight, which will be at 'd by representative Republi- rom differentparts of the State. local Republican clubs and or iations will turn out in a body elcome. the man from Maine.
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GRAND coMMANDERY
Or the s'itary der of the Loyal Legion
 in Session in Chicago.


 in Session in Chicago.
 CHICAGO, ILL, Oct 1.-The large club room of the Grand Pacific Hotel was crowded this morning upon the opening of the annual session of the Grand Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. Every State depart ment is represented. Of this order the late ex-President Hayes was mmander-in-chief and Rear Ad- miral J J Amy is theranking officer until the vacancy has been filled. The special order of business today is the election of officers. For commander in-chief to succeed the late ex-Presi- dent the candidates are General Iew
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SENSATION IN CALIFORNIA.
i Member of the Cove aor's staa Charged
 With Embezztenent.
speciaI to the GnApHIc-

special to the GRAPHIC
 SAN FRyNgsea, CAL, Oct. 11-Col. l. J. Norman. of the Governor $ stan and business manager oi Steames Rantlro Company, owning 100000 acres of land on the Pacific Coast, is charged with dfyertih& &lo9 990 of tPe company, finds. An ihFesti%atinS committee 0f three was appointed, wi}b tae result chat two reports have been filed The majority rep0 sustaias t'e charges, apa the a1fasrh has cre. at@d q profound sensation through 3at California, owing t0 the Bromi- neace 0i he parties.
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GRAND DEMONSTRATE
AatA8HINcToWs CAPTURE or THE HES
 slAHs TO BE CELEBRATED.
T Monument Commemorative of tl1e Event
 fo be Dedicated iu Ghieago


 GHeAGo ILH., 0ct. G.-EIaborate ia4pefadeHs aEe being made for the dedication nez5 week of the battle meAament commemorative Of Wash ington,s capture of the Ies&aae, on tie day aftel. Christmas os 3175. In # letter received today President Cleveland promises to 5e present if he can spare 2 day away from #aah- ington. Aceeptaaees have also been received from Fiee-f3esident Steven son, Speaker. Crisp Gov. Pattison of Pennsylvania, Gov. Flower of New York. Gov. Russell Of Massachusetts, and Gov Morris of Connecticut. Tie entire Pennsylvania and Connecticut legislatures will also attend in a body, and troops rom these and other states will participate in the procession
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ation2l Travellers Association.

RAcusE, N. Y, Oct. 1.-The \ of management of the
 pnal Travellers Association is in Rn here today for the purpose of aF deciding upon a site for the 'psed home A number of Vest aties have offered advantageous fons, but the sentiment of a hity of the board seems to favor Astern point.
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ITALIAN SOCIETIES.
4 Confederation to be Made by all the
 Societies in This Country.
special 10 the GRAPHIC.

special 10 the GRAPHIC.
 CmeAGo, ILL, Oct. 11.-Fifty addi- tional delegates, representing twenty eight Italian societies, met here to- day for the purpose of forming a confederation of all societies in this county. Officers will be elected to- day, and tomorrow-Italian Day at the Fair-there will be a grand parade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-11
A GRAND BANQUET.
sPtKED.TAlL COATS AND BEST BIB
 AND TUCKER
The Worlds Fair Directors win Enter tain the Foreign Commissioners in an EIabora , Style
 Tonight
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOE IRE FEAST

eHleAGo, Ilt4 Oct 11-The ban quet to be given by tAe Directors of the Worlds Fair to the Commission CTS from foreign countries in Music
 Hal, at Jackson Park tonight, sill be one of the most elaborate tune tions of the kind that has taken plase in this city of recent years. Each ef the Directors has been as sessed in the sum Of &28a as his pro- portion of the cost. On account of
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MARKET REPORT
COTTON MARKET

LayERPooL.0ct. 1l.-cotton: Spots; Moderate demand, freely met. Middling, 4%d. Sales, 10000 bales Futures opened steady to ? points down; at ? D. m. regained ali tine loss and was quiet and steady closed n point lower than yesterday as follows:
 October November, 000; Nov ember-December, 4.30 sellers, Decem- ber-January, 4.30@431; January-Feb- ruary,4.32 sell; February-March 4.37 sellers; March-April, 4.3G buyers;Ap May, 43S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-11
THOMAS B. REED
Passes Through indianapolis Tocay En-
 route to Ono

Special to the GRArale.
 INDIANAPOLIS, TNn., tEct 1f-Ex- Speaker Reed, q Maine. passed through the city today enFoute to 0hia t9 assist in tAe Republican cam paiga ln an interview he gave it as his Qpinicn that the repetI bill would nut pass the Senate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-11
low IN THE TREAsuRER's OFFICE

elrer Morrow's Confidential Clerk Dies at Qulttman.
 al to the GRAPHIC. rTLE ROCK, ARK, Oct. 11.-News hed here today from Quittman, ] to the effect that John L. Ene died there Monday. He was Hential clerk to State Treasurer
 pw. Up to a short time ago he R strong man, but contracted nmptiop while attending d Amate, from which he died.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-11
INDIANAPOLIS GOES REPUBLICAN,
\ Republican Mayor and City Council
 Elected
Special to the GRAPHIC.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
 INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Oct 1.-The Republican candidate for Mayor of indianapolis has been elected by a majority of 2.5OO votes. Out of fifteen Aldermen the Republicans elect six, and also six at large. The entire municipal government is now in the hands of the Republicans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-11
Tu Ilsy-Cne Years.

Special To the GRAPHIC.
 ELDoaADo, ARK. Oet. 1l.-In the ease of the State against Jack Allen. charged with murder, t5e iur1 re- turned ! verdict 9f murder h the first degree. HeWas sentenced today for q period of 21 years in fhe peAi- tcntilY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-11

PINE BLUFF ARK Oct. 11.-Cotton: Middling, 7%c. Good demand. Re ceipts today, 54o bales, against s69 last year Since Friday, l,477, against so9 last year. since Sept l, 4,o7o. against 1.ss5 last yearl Stock. I1,947.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Evangelical Alliance is in in- tionaI session at Chicago.

 8he annual eclipse Of the sun was saF1s observed at san Francisco.
  I4eBa te in both branches Of Con- ess was marked by a show of ill., mon
 Irlse first legaieX1cution of negro p Iend took place atJasper, Ala. eel day s5eS Curtis of Utah has just filed hnual report to the 5 aletarv of 6 teriaf fe e.aEIs-4Iogg issue is still Iees
 in the 1naseee 6f Federal atalnage ia Texas
 Alabama mob shot to death a 'e who had attempted to out a white woman
 Ae situation n che senate Iz lrafng the silver aa aon rema saH call5 unchanged hdals DIaTed havoc in the Catb- { ,aFeHard and eel815 at Shaee le neal Lafayette Ind. fa9o rseeiyess are coltes.ilg for
 sets 9f fae Home Saf5pgs end
 Association of S1. Eou.s.
 omgstown. O., Jam Camp- .ll Billed bis wife, fatall1 wounded
 and narrowly escaped 'ynca= sis thousand operatives in the epkn mills near Providence. R. l.. p 0l q strike against a reduction ges geF LeWelliDg has offered 3 se- Rrd of $500 Tor the arestaadeoDyie- n ei the assailant of Miss Burr at seott
 aajef prosecuting witness J. L.BaF lot arrived in Little Rock and if sis3es not arrive by tomorrow the p9ernff ease will he continued Ar |. Foltz, formerly a wealthy Hzep of Memphis. mysteriously dis Reared from the boat, RoWena neai= Helena, last Monday. fNC deaf and dumb women were Red yefterday by q train near Bfis, H., a town west of Jackson ae H.. on the Wabash railroad.
  Nafeus hoenighein. one of the old and wealthiest and most highly Ipee ted Jews in San Antonia. Tex. Is fhurdered and roined Monday ghf of S25, ,900.
  hlH 300 miners Who have been on d 
 akf in the East Tennessee mining lfFlets for eighteen months, have fssented to a 10 per cent reduction dgQne to work.
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Certificates Cancelled

NEW YORK, \. Y. Oct. l1.-The Loan Committee of the Clearing house today cancelled SG5 GOO loan certificates. leaving outstanding q total of S14,455, 900.
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YELLOW JACK.
The Fever spread'lg and Deaths lncreas-
 ing at Brup wick.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
 BRUNSWICK, GA, Oct. 11.-Twenty- two new cases Yellow fever and ff- teen deaths yesterday.
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A COLLISION.
Jof 5acob Ast9rss Yacht Run Into a Fe s-
 U Boat.
special to the GRAPHIC.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1I,-Jobn Jacob Astor's yacht run into q erry boat at the foot of Portland street this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-11
Took Poison.

1tU IIe URAPHIC. YER, Col. Oct. 11.-W. B. Har- banker of Iowa, Michigan, Essd suicide here today by ! Morphine. He came to Den
 ape of recovery from blood 2 But failing to get relief, he sEtiven to the rash act by de (pev
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morning and both were badly dam aged. No lives lost, butcoasidaHab'f excitement was created by the eat leiAn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-11

8a tein both branches Of Com
 Iwas marked by q show of ill.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-11

annual eclipse of the sun was
 ' observed 4t san Francisco.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-11

560 miners N-ho have been on q. in the East Tennessee mining
 ets for eighteen months, have lted to q 10 per cent reduction ,Qne to work.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-01-26

4. G. Campbell and his son, J. Harry
Campbell, Of Puysllup, spen, couple Of
days in Yakima this week, and we're 70
pleased with the surroundings and future
prospects that Mr.. Campbell, Sr., pur-
chased John A. Stones ranch OF 200
acres in the Selah valley. This is the
most extensive transaction made here in
many months, $2J, 900 being paid for the
property. The ranch is under the Selah
ditch, aud 60 acres Of it is in hops and 40
acres in alfalfa. |. was cropped for the
first time last year and Mr.. Stone claims
that the sale OF tho products more than
paid for tho improvements.
Lewis Sears, an unsalted drummer from
Seattle, thought he had the world by the
tail ON a down-hill pull, last week, and
was bantering every one he met for q
game Of poker. Local sports finally got
hold of him and relieved him of $S5,
whereupon he made an unearthly roar
and brought suit to recover his money.
Settlement was made with the squealer
on the basis Of $50.
For sale on the installment plan one OF
the best residence properties in the city.
Enquire Of G. M. Mckinney, Syndicate
block. If
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-01-26
Tacoma, January %. 1888.

AMONG the reported outstanding liabili-
ties OF the United States is $6, 903, 462 in
fractional paper currency. 1t is probable
that nearly this entire sum has been lost
or destroyed, and therefore represents no
part OF the national indebtedness. If
this should be fact, over $3.50. 001 900 in
fractional currency has disappeared in the
same way since 1862, when it was first
uttered, as congress struck out OF the
treasury statements in 1870, as lost or
destroyed, $S,375, 1884 Of fractional cur
rency reported to be outstanding. This
extinct currency represents an actual re-
duction OF national Indebtedness. This
fact gives rise to conjecture as to the
amount of greenbacks and coin notes
that may be lost or destroyed, and that
will never be presented for redemption
While these losses must represent an
equivalent loss to individuals, the federal
treasury is OF course the gamer. To the
extent that the paper currency of the
country has been lost or destroyed, to
just the same extent the federal indebted
ness has been reduced and the volume OF
rational currency in circulation contract
ed-two facts not often kept in mind in
discussing federal finances.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-01-26
EgF-corre,pond with the owner,
GEORGE DORFFEL.
Rsom 1877, Occidental Bk, Seattle,
OR INQUIRE OF
J. D. C0RsETT. Cashier Yakima National Bank
NORTH YAKIMA, WASH.
Notice of Sale of Real
Estate at Public
Auction.

Notice IS hereby given that in pursuance of
an oroer OF the superior court Of YAK ina county,
state OF washington, duly made and entered on
the 18th day OF December. 1891. in the matter of
the estate OF George w. Goodwin, deceased the
undersigned Administrative Of said estate will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
subject to confirmation by the superior court OF
Yakima county. state OF Washington, on Satur-
oay. February il, 1898; at the hour of . o'clock
z; M az me front door OF the courthouse in
the right, title and interest OF the said George W.
Goodwin at the time OF his DEATH and all the
right. title and interest that the said estate has
by operation Of law, or Othe Else, acquired
other than or in addition to that OF the said
all the right title and interest of the estate Of
George w. Goodwin at the time of his death, and
said deceased. In and to all those certain lots
pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying and be,
ing In the county OF Yakima, state of Washing
wit: % w
Lots four. 4, and FIVE, S, block ten 10: lots
twenty,three 2s and twenty-four ~, In block
eight, =; lots twenty-one. q, and twenty-five, %,
block nine. 9; an undivided one half interest in
lots enc, ], two. 2 three, g. nine, 9, and ten, TO-
block two hundred and eleven. Eli; lots one. T.
Two, 2. aud three, 3, block two hundred and
hity one. Isl. All in the city OF North Yakima,
according To the Official plat thereof OF record
in the Office of the county auditor of said yaki.
ma county. Lots seven, 7. and eight. in block
seven; :, in Goodwin's addition 10 Yakima City.
LOIS hve, o. SIX, g, seven. 7, and eight g. In sec
ton 10, townships. north OF range "a east. ron.
tanning l56 acres. An undivided three.flfths in
teIest In the west half of southwest quarter and
south half of northwest quarter OF section p
township IL, north OF range II east An undi.
vlueu three nfths interest in lots one l. and
Two TWO Z and the south hall of northwest quarter
ana tne southeast quarter of section g. township
IL north OF range II cast
Also the following FIVE acre lots or tracts I'm
Gooowin.s Five Acre tracts, situate in section
" township ID north of range 10 east in Yakima
county, washington: Lots l, ,, 5,6,7S. n. ID
~, - 10, IL 49, 10, 20, 81 % 49, ~ o, Is, % AZ
~, s., "a. o. 3d. so. no. The southwest Quarter al
nOTtnWRst
north oil range 10 east, containing 40 acres
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
one-half OF the purchase price to be Maid 4,
cssh 81 time OF sale; the balance to lie paid sir
mcnths from date OF sale. Note TO be given for
deferred payment secured with approved per-
sonai security. also by mortgage on the prem
ises sold, and to bear interest AT the rate az len
per cent per annum from date of sale until mid
chaser. P'' va Pui-
Dated this 10Th day of January. 1898.
ALICE V. GOODWIN,
win. deceased. 20 -
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-01-26

A member OF the firm of Horst Bros,
hop factors, accompanied by their Puyal-
lup representative, Louis Lachmoad, was
in the city during the past week endeav-
oring to get the Yakima hop growers to
adopt the trellis system, which has en-
tirely superseded that OF poles in Califor-
mia. John A. Stone was consulted, and
strongly believes in the benefits Of the
change. Mr.. Stone says that when
trained to treilis the hops ripen evenly,
through getting the full force Of the
sun. BY pole some OF the hops are
shaded and do not ripen with those that
are exposed, and as result there
is q shrinkage after picking and the hops
lose in weight and In strength. Mr..
Stone believes that the trellis system will
prove especially advantageous for the
Yakima section. as by training to trellises
the winds cannot whip the hops against
anything, and in consequence they will
not be bruised. He figures that tho cost
Of picking will be less and that the yield
will be third greater. Horst Bros. offer
to put up trelises for $40 per acre and
take their pay in the first or second crop
of hops, but Mr.. Stone believes that by
combination of the growers this figure
can be reduced.
Articles of Incorporation of the All
tanum Cooperative Creamery company
have been filed and q suitable building
will be erected and plant ordered at
once. Ground has been decided to the
company by John Tuft, and house is
being erected and ice stored preparatory
for active operations. T. A. North, who
represents the Creamery Package COM
pany, of Kansas City and Chicago, has
been here for some time, and the plant
may be ordered through him. Mr.. North
looks upon this section as peculiarly q
a dairy country, and believes that
number OF creameries will be built and
conducted in the neighboring valleys
when once the benefits and advantages of
this section are fully known. He esti-
mates that from the number of COWS now
available 100000 should be distributed
here annually in the purchase Of milk.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-01-26

THE senatorial fight still continues and
there are no indications of early settle
ment. Allen during the past week built
his original 40 votes up to So, through a
draught on the Pierce county delegation,
but the sentiment from that section was
too strong for one OF the members and he
returned to the Spokane candidate. On
Thursday Allen lost another of his ad-
herenis, through Bush, OF Chehalis,
breaking to Dunbar. The general i'm
preston is that the senator's race is prac-
tically run, at least that he cannot be
elected, although at wine blowout on
Wednesday some forty odd Of the electors
are said to have pledged themselves to
stand by him to the end of the session.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-01-26
County Road Notice.

a., i. the undersigned principal petitioner, resid.
ing In the vicinity through which the fol
living described proposed road will rum hereby
sIhe notlce 70 all persons concerned that AZ the
nsAt term OF the board of county Commission
s.. OF lsklma county will petition said board
tol cnange ot county road in said county
course ana intermediate points as follows:
commencing at point on the Yakima river
iol.y ltoI roos west OF the dividing line betgeer,
secuons Twelve l2) and seven al, twp l3 N n
40 e, ". NJ; thence running south one mile and
c,,x =, S hnn ending at the city limits Of the
frincipai Petitioner, residing in sec ia twnii ia
range Is. Postofiee, North Yakimn n ~ 3,