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, 1893-09-27
Qnh1t-U RIeprnttnte.
8erIin. 26. Sch.

Berlin, 26. Sep.
gta3itebenbeS 1T ser @ortIaut Ser bon
&at1er @tlbelm am 10. September BON
@uns in nngarn aus ar BEN Siiriten 8tSz
marG 9eianoten 9epeide:
On ben Siiriten 8tsmarG lit &iiIingen.
SD ertabre 5u metnem grDBen 8e6a1er11
crit 1eBt, 6aB @m. 0ur9lau9t fir3licb cine
ernftltbe &rantbett burcbgemadbt baben.
ga ib 3ur ielben 3ett, @ottlob, pernomz
men babe, 6aB Gip. 0ur6laubt 8eftnDcn
itcb anoauern6 befiert, 10 mitnl6e tb 6iez
ier6alb metne !pGrnnite 8efriebigung aus
5ubriden. ga ib iebnItcbit tpiinibe, gu
Sbrer ooutgen @ene1 un9 uno @teoer6er>
iteuung S9rer @eiunbbeit betSutragen, 10
tpiinibe i6, 6aB @tp. 9ur4lau6t aus
GIdli3t auf 6aS u~ngiin1ttge &Iima bon
Gar3in unb Sriebricbsrube fir ben beDore
1tebenoen Wtnter it6 in etne1n meiner
S9lDiier in WtttteI>0 euti6Iano pobnltcb
etnri6ten mGge. gta6 8erat6ung nit
meinem 5ofmari6au tperbe i9 @tp. 0urdbz
lau6t ben Namen bes Scbloiies, meIbes gu
0erO 8enubung 6as g~eet9netite lit, mttz
tbetlen laiien.
@ea. @il6eGm.
Shirt 8tSmards Qntiport auf Doritez
benoe 0epci9e Iautet mte folgt:
&tiftngen, 10. Sept.
On Sc. MaieitGt, 6en 6euti6en &atler.
Oftt Ser "ttefiten 6ocbac6turg 6ante icb
gD. WfaieitGt fir 9ero bul6pouen 9lusz
oruf Der Sbetlnabme in meiner &rant6ett
unb fir 9ero 8efriebt9ung iiber Die tiir3z
ltcbe Gelerun9 meiner @eiun6beit un0
ni9t tpeni9er fir Gp. MaieftGt 6ul6boQen
@uni3, 3ur S0rberung meiner @ene1ung
burb @epG6run9 elmer Mo6nung in etnem
mDgItbit 3utrGgli6en Selma bei8utragen.
Dfetne 9%anfbarfett fir Gtp. W1aieit4t bulb
Doue 2lbitcbten tDtrO in fetner QSetie ber>
mtnbert burb Die l1~eber3eu9ung, 6aB, falls
es @otteS Ntue 1T, 0aB ib geneie, 0ieie
metne @eneiltn9 am tpabri6einlicblten in
benz 9duSlt6en &retie uno Der l1n%1gebung,
bic t6 10 LANCE 9etDobnt geipeien bin, berz
mtrtltbt peroe1t ptro. 9a metn 2eioen
nerpOier gfatur lit, 10 tbeile tb Die 2lnz
itcbt 1tetneS Nr5teS, oaB tpern t6 BEN @tnter
in Der W1ttte 11etner gepD6ltten 1n1gebunz
gen uro 8e1cbdttt9un9en Derbrtnge, btes oas
pGbri9etnltcbite Wftttel 1T, meme @eneIung
at fOrbern unb baB Sic St0rung metnes
~GerDcnipitemS, 6urGb etnen @ufentball in
neuer ltno mir frem6er l1mgebung, melbe
NIT Der 8ertDtrtltbung bon Gp. Wtaieftdt
6uloDouem @unidbe notbge6rungen oer>
bunben ietn ipurbe, NIT Gidiiht auf mein
bobes Bitter bermieben tperben mruB. 8roz
feiior Sbipentn9er ptrb BEL eriter @elegenz
6eit oteie leber8eu9ung, ipeIcbe altC6 icb
tbetle, Gp. Wtalc1tdt i3rtftltcb mitt6etIen.
@e5. 8tsmarf.
Sambur9, 26, Sept.
3ptihen @oIf un6 8oIi3ei fam es 6e1tte
in Der bteitgen 8orita6t ct. BauIi su
einem erbttterten Sample, neil erlteres ftcb
ipcigerte, ben BON Der BoIi3et CUR Ser
binoerung Der @uSbreitung Der Cholera
dngeorOneten SanitatsmaBregeIn Tolge gu
leiiten. Die @ciun6beitSbeamten tpurben
iornmt ben ibncn 3ur 8eritdrtung nit
qcge6enen 8Olt5iften bon 6er erbitterten
0oLfsmenge nit Stetnipiirfen empfangen,
mDbei n1ebrere 6er 8eamtcn gariti9e Ser
lebungen baoontru9en. 9uS i9GieBIi6
elmer Der 6auptrdoelSfibrer berbaftet
murbe, ftiir3te iicb Die Wien9e pte raIeub
ouf ben PoIi5ilten, bet Die Serbaftung pors
, 1893-09-27
grankreidJ un0 Siam.
Die 8esiebun9en swiiden beioen
Gdnoern wteoer ouf's Qeu6erte
9eipannt.
unperf96mtes 2uftreten oes 6efanoten De
Differs.
Qon6pn. 81. Seht.


Cine Spe5iaGOepeibe aus 8augtog an
bic Shines" beiagt, baB in Solge bes
i6roffen Qluftretens bes frans0fiiben @e=
lonOten Be 8iQierS Bic 8eSiebungen 5wii9en
Stam unb Sapan pie6er iebr 9eipannte
getporben ieien.
9tuf bas b0fi9e @riuben 6eS Wtntiters
bes IeuBeren, grin5 9epapongie, ct mOge
ibm Die n~eueiten Sorberlngen ietner &ez
gterung 13rtftlt6 unterbretten, ianbte Be
8iaiers Elm in baribcn @orten gcbalteneS
tllr3es S6retben, in melcbem ct 0aS @rz
lu3en bes MinilterS fur3er 6an6 aGtpies.
Dies fat natiirltc9 bic iiameiiicbe &egiez
rung auf's 60bite belei6t9t. 9e 8iuierS
lit un3tpetfelbaft sur 6erbeifiibrung zines
8rucbes entibloi1en, tmmer babel natiirLtcb
nit benz gebeimen Sinter9ebanfen, baB
Siam bic neuerlidben unpericbGmten Soroc>
berungen betpiQigen per6e, e6e es gum
NeuBeriten fomme.
8arts, 81. Sept.
Cine 9epei9e bon Gbantibun, Siam,
bia Sin9apore bonn 13. September, mel
BET, baB Set fran30fi3e &rcuSer etiquette
6as Sort 8atnam genommen unb NIT
einem She'll leiner 8emdnnung beIebt bot.
Die fran3Ofti6e Slag9e tpebt iebt iiber benz
Sort un6 auf 6er acknowledgement
Equalization. oils Sic 9epef4e Angling,
lc8ten bic Sran3oien Sbiben9raben nm
bic &%aiernen an. Gbantibun ODER Gbanta@
bun Iie9t at etnem 6IuB, tn Der Ndbe beS
@oLfes bon Stant, unb MIR l75 O1eilen
bon 8augfof, tpomit es 6urb ben Gelez
grapben DerbunOen lit. 8iele 6ineiiibe
Sabr3euge nebmen bort 0abung elm; bic
8eOOLferung 3abIt ettpa 10000 @tnpObner.
, 1893-09-27
8eoeutenoer Seuerfaa0en.
Die mObelfabrif Don Kipp & 60. in 6urOn
Stra6e abeebrannt.
MtIm a ii e, 27. Sep.

MtImautee, 27. Sept.
Die W0beIfabrtf bon g. 81. &ipp & Co.,
go. 115-123 6uron Str, purbe beute
Mor9en burcb cine SeuerSbrunit fait pOas
itGnoig %3eritSrt. Der &erIuit an 8aaren
betragt ettpa $4,000. 9as Seuer c~ntitanO
ourcb etn @asli9t in Der Office, tpelbes
Oas 9oI8pert in 8ranb itefte. 9as Sc
bGu6e 9ebOrt Ser Srau Ntap Seaman unb
lit INN ettpa SO b. $. beibdbi9t, ba Die
Wouern nod fteben. Sn Dem benobbarten
6otel bon &rauie e%ntitanb in SOl9e beS
Seuers etne 8anit, aber Niemanb purOe
babel perlebt. 0as 9oteG purbe i'm Be
TRACE bon etnt9en bunbert Dollars beibdz
6i9t. 9teieLbe Sobrtt, beren Strma oa@
mails Sub & &ipp mar, mar aucb ibon
bot einem Sabre BET benz 9rOBen Teler abz
%9ebrannt; bamalS tpar bas Waarenla9er
nit $75-8O,0O0 berii9ert s%etpeien. Die
iebtge Strr1a beiiBt mod cine Tabrtf IN
Norb@ Mfilmaufee, in pel3er bas @el9Gft
fortgefi6rt merben ptr6. /
, 1893-09-27
Das gombar0ement oct Staot
Rio Saneiro
auf munfd Ser 8efebIshaber Ser
auswdrtt9en Krteesfdife
G~infweiIen einsefteut.
81 e m Onrf 81. Gent.

Cine bonn &c. september bon 8uenos
IDres, pta @alueitOn, an Sic v@orlb" ba7
ttrte 9epei6e melbet Solgen6eS: 9as
8ombarbement bon 3to be Saneiro, tpeLz
c6es am Samitag begann unb elmer NnSaGl
BON 8lrgern bas 2eben %foitete, tpurbe gez
tern bon NbmiraG WelIo nie6er aufgez
nommen. @lei6 barauf biBten bic aus
tpGrtigen &riegsi6iffe i'm 9afen Si9nale
auf, um tbren 8Hni3 erfennen gu 9eben,
baB bic 8ei9teBung aufbOren mOge.
Der Nbmiral MeDo tru9 6ieiem @unz
i6e %3tecbuung, unb nacb ben lebten Gacbz
ricbten tpuroe mGbrenb Der l~1nterban6lunz
gen 1as Teuer auf Die Staot etn9citeIt.
, 1893-09-27
81 ~ Oorf, 81. Sept.

Bon Montcoibeo fommt folgenOe gtadbz
rt3t: Son 6iO Saneiro nirb bericbtct,
baB baS Sort Santa GruS itcb INNER nocb
9e9en Die l~tngriffe Der &ebeuen unter benz
9lbmiral W2eQo bait. Ser 8ericbt, baB
0eiterrO, ouf Der SnieI Santa Gatarina
BON ben &ebeuen genommen lift, tpirb be-
itdtigt.
Der Correspondent bes yScralO" in 8io
@ranbe lagt, bab bic BET benz 9ln9rtff auf
Bic Stabt betbeili9ten &epoLuttondren einen
neuen @orratb bon @affen unO Wfunition
erbalten baben, un6 baB Der &f lebbafz
ter unb befttger tperben tpirb ais bis6er.
, 1893-09-27
Das un9arif6e Budget.
Die 5itan3Ia9e oes K0niereides Feline
eintiee.
g i f. 27 Geht

Ser un9ariicbe 9remiermintfter Or.
MedberIe unterbrettete beute benz Inter
baus beS ungarti6cn 2an6ta9es bos Sub
get fir bas Sabr 1894. 0afIelbe aeiot
cine @eiammtabnabme IN 6en Ginfrnften
nm $21,649, 7O1 @ulben, aus neIcber l1rz
iacbe Der lteberi6uB fir bas seSobr 1894
nur 1858 @ulOen betragen pir6,
, 1893-09-27
andJlOfe gran0fifter.
Cine Wen9e pertbpoIIer pferoe
%perbrannt,
limo cine camille rur nit nlihe aus oen
5Iammen eerettet.
9im q, Ohio, q. Sept.

@etern, I'M Oattternabt tpur6e Der 9eibz
itau bon 8otttns, unb mebrere %angren3enbe
@obnbGuier 6urb cine SeuerSbrunit 3erz
fort, pelcbe, tpte man nermut6et, bas @ert
cineS 8ranbfttfters mar. Die Siammen
tpurben i'm binteren S6eile bes Staaes eutz
beft, unb 6te Staufnecbte gingen iofOrt
berbei unO ma6ten bic Bferbe los, ebe iie
ben 2llarm gaben. @s befan6en fib in
benz Stall fat bun6ert 4fer6e, 6arunter
mcbrere Goublutpfer6e, peLcbe bon $500
bis $500 bas Stid pertb paren. SroB
aaer Nnitrengungen fonnten iebo6 nur
nngcfdbr finf3ebn Bferoe gerettet tuerben.
SGmmtLi9e 28G9en, 8u9gies un6 @ez
i6trre b~erbranntcn, ebeniO Die 8obnung
bon Soiepb Botter unb bic StGae Der
StraBenba6n. Die Eotter'i9e Samilte
fonnte nur nit genauer gtotb Dor benz
6lammentooe gerettet tperben.
, 1893-09-27
Die pteroe oes oeutfden Reeres
fouen Q1ois uno Pofer frefen,
moour9 cine permehrte 2Iusfubr BON nlais
in 2uslidt 9eitelt miro.


Ser 8eneralconiuG Gbwarbs in 8erlin
bat an baS Staat8bepartement beridbtet,
baB Der beuti6e &rie9sminiiter Ben Mtltz
tdrbebOroen ben 8efebG gegeben bat, bas
Sutter Der NrmeepferOe aus Safer nit
WaiS semti3t Deritelen au Ialien. 0ies
aber mirb etne Nusfubr BON a~mertfanilbem
Wtais our Sol9e baben.
, 1893-09-27
Gin eewidti9er 11onn s~eltorben.
Or mar finfhunoert pfuno f6wer uno mas
nm Ole Gaiae 5weiunoiieb5ie SOL.
8robt6ence, st. g., q. Sent.

George @alfer, tpabribetnIib Ser
i6perite Mann in BEN Ser. Stnaten, lit
9eltern in i~einer @obnung in &odlan6 am
g%terpenfieber 9eltorben. @r tpoa 500
8funb, MAP flint SUB unb elf .3ou, un6
bate iiber bet Siifte etnen umfana bon
3peiunOiieb3ig Sou. Der @eritorbene
tpurbe AZ Sabre alt.
, 1893-09-27
3~nfammenftoB eimes grad)t,n9es
5ttt rtttrnt Arhrttasi1ee.
Iiemaro f6wer perIebt.
g +. Qpuis 8, 27. Sept.

Die 8eamten Ser Miifourt, 6anias 6
Seras@8a6n iagen, baB Bel Dem 3uianlmenz
itOB 9eitern gtabt Nteman6 um's 2eben
tam. Sin iibli6 gebenber 6ro6t3ug rannte
nit etnem n0rbli6 gebenOen Q(rbeits3u8c
8uiamtmert. Ginige Qrbeiter bon Iebterem
3uge erlttten burb Nbiprtn9cn gang unz
beoeutenbe 8erlebungen, aber feiner 6crz
ielben murbe gefGbrlicb beicbGDist. Die
2otomOtipen erlitten i6percn S6a6en;
Der Gertebr tpurbe mebrere Stunben lang
ge6en1mt.
, 1893-09-27
Der 6efanote 8afer in San Jofe
an9efommen
limo Ger Ridtransport oes S9winoIers
meefs nabe beporfeReno.
g anama a, Columbia, q. Sept.

Son Sun Sole, Gotta Silica, mur6e
geitern Nbenb ipdt 9emelbet, baB Ser @ez
fanbte 8ater BORT an9efommen lit, uno io=
fort bic nOtbtgen Sbritte tbun tptrb, nm
sic Qbretie bes SbwinbIers TranciS s..
@eefs BON bort gu bei9leuni9en.
, 1893-09-27
g erItn. u. Sept

Scatter @tlbeIm lit berte friib aus 0elterz
reid nob YOt8bam suriifgetebrt. @r traf
I'M 81 nbr auf Der Station 8ilbparf Elm,
no CT bon Der &atierin 8ictoria e~mpfangen
tpurbe. 0te 8%egriBung 5pti6en ben beiz
ben @atten tpar cine iiberauS 6er3lide;
tpOrauf ie auiammen na9 Dem gteuen
9alais fubren.
, 1893-09-27
Der mooerne Wdr9eneeI.
Die Cholera 1T 6ambur9 uno st. Peters
burg in DER 5unahme.
8 27. Gent.

Samburg, ~. Sept.
Die 8eb0r6en seben befannt, baB Iib
int ben nit Der b~eutt9en Mittaesftl1nbe
en6igenoen "a Stunoen feds peitcre G6oz
lerofGQe ereignet babcn. Sn Qltona tft
ebenfaQs Gin SAT- Dorgcfommen.
ct. Petersburg, 81. Sept.
@etern ereigneten ltd6 babier 60 neue
g~6olerQfGue unb % TobesfGue.
, 1893-09-27
Grfdob etnen Nrst,
meiI er feline frau Don oemieIben beIeioiet
elaubte.
GbIer, Seq, 81. Sept.

Or. 8. 90. Steeb, ein angefebener 9(rst
SIT San6 Stat, purbe 9eitern ~gtacbmittag
bon einem poblbabenben Sarner gtamen5
Mattbetps eri9oiien. Der M0rOer be-
bauptet, baB Oer 9ottor feline (Mtattbems')
Srau t0btIidb b~eIeiOi9t bate.
, 1893-09-27
Da5 SAladtfd)if GamperOOmn
Bel ietnem lebten unfau nur unbe.
oeuteno beiddotet
uno bereits wieoer oienftti9tig.
GoIetto. moIto. 81. SeDt,

GaGetta, MuIta, q. Sept.
@5 bat itcb berausgeiteut, baB es nic9t
nOtbig lit, b05 S6Labti9iff GamperOopn,
pelbeS I'M Safeneingang auf ben @run6
gerietb, nOdbmals III ben 0o6 SIT b~rinsen.
Die un6eOeutenbe 8eibabiguns, peldbe bas
Sdbtff e~rtitt, lit bereits tpiebcr ausscbeiiert
tporoen.
, 1893-09-27
Odmpfer Uddrtdten.

On SctGpz Sniel b%orbeipaIitrt: ygfetu
gorf" bon Stem gOrt na5 Soutbampton.
Sem gort: &ngetOmmen: v0pOian
Wonar3".
, 1893-09-27

6Ieine Nn3eigen in ber @ben6ausgabe
Der SatnOts Staats3eitung toiten, tpenn
ni3t mebr pie aebn 8prts, 10 Gents, iebes
tpeitere @ort l Gent.
, 1893-09-27
Der amerifaniide 6efon0te in
Spanten
GrnitIt6 ~erfranft..
Grnitltb ~erfranft..
so S, ~. Sept.

Mabri6, ~. Sept.
Ser bieiige amerifonii6e @eiQn6te Sam
mis- SaDlor lit ernitli6 f1anf bon San Sez
boitian, mo CT ieinen urlaub berbracbte,
bierber Suriif9efebrt. Setn 9lr3t befircbz
tet bas gintreten BON 2ungenent5inoun9
, 1893-09-27
Wie0er 2u 0aufe.
Halter mtIbelm febrte Don feiner
Reife na9 Oeiterret9 5urId

limo wuroe pom Ger Kaiierin auf's 6er3Ii6fe
be9riibt.
, 1893-09-27
Bus gort Santa Grn' nod nidJt
9eilonttte11.
Die Staot Oeiterro in Sen bdn6en
Ger RebelIen.

IN Rio 6renoe ffehen beftieere Kdmpfe
bepor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-12
The Commercial League.

This morning we had the pleasure of most courteous interview with Mr. Buck Bloom, the Secretary of the Young Mems Commercial League, and he stated to us most flattering news and bright prospects for Pine Bluff. He said that the Executive Committee of the Club had been faithfully, though quietly at work, in the interest of our prosperous and growing city, and that while a great many people thought the Executive Committee was slothful and indolent, still that same committee had been at work both night and day in the interest of Pine Bluff and her citizens. As a result of these labors they have succeeded in inducing a furniture manufacturer from Tennessee to de- eide upon Pine Bluff as the head- quarters of his manufactory for fur niture, to locate a $30,000 plant here. provided the citizenssof the town will encouraged him in his work.
 The Executive Committee of the Young Mems Commercial Club has deputized MT. A. A. LeLaurin a special representative of the city to confer with this Tennessee furni- ture manufactory and the result of his conference will be reported as soon as possible. It is safe, however, to say that if Pine Bluff wants this factory she can get it by saying so
 It is not our policy as a represen- tatiye newspaperto dictate measures to thinking people, but it is our desire that the Executive Committee of the Young Mems Commercial Club call a meeting of S aid club for Friday night next, at which time let the committee report to the Club what prOgres, as the representatives of the organization, has been made. Let the memers meet with the committee occasionally and the meeting will help the cause.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-12
A CONFEDERATE. HOME.
Jackson. Miss, win Provide Shelter fol
 Disabled Confederate Soldiers.

JACKSON, Mss, Dec 12--A confer ence of prominent citizens from all parts of this State is being held here today for the purpose of considering what steps should be taken in the di- rection df securing home for the shelter of deserving Confederate sol diers and their widows who are without visible means of support. It is proposed by the promoters of the movement to purchase the former residence of Jefferson Davis at Beau voir and convert it into a Confeder- ate Veterans Home. Considerable financial aid for the project has already been guaranteed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-12
PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER F. 8s3

ed upon fact it may be open to proof that since the first October the Brit ish Secret service fund has contrib uted a sum said to be 1 ,000 pounds or 5000, to be used in the defense of Dan Coughlin, and this. sum. it is said, has been forwarded to the United States in two different install ments. High officials of Scotland Yard are understood to have brought about the appropriation, these in turn being influenced by an extensive detective agency in the United States which acts as the off 'cial correspondent of Scotland Yard, and which has had considerable to do i'll thepast in the way of investi- gating alleged dynamite plots against Great Britain and the sailing of alleged emissaries from New York The contribution of the. secret service fund is said to have been ill the form of an eleventh hour recognition of services rendered to the government through these agencies by persons interested in Coughlin's acquital. Questions on the subject are likely to be put to Home Secretary Asauith within few days either by Mr. La bouchere or a member of the Irish party in sympathy with the Cronin element in the United States. In this connection some comment has been excited by the fact that the spy and informer LeCaron is known to have been in consultation with two mem- bers of the Unhonist party within the past week. 1t is the prerogatiye of the government to refuse allinforma- ton concerning the disposition of any sums granted from the secret service fund, but it is believed that in case of this character the Home Secretary can be compelled to make a justification of the reasons upon which the alloWance-if one has been made-Was based.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-12
SENTENCE PRONOUNCED.
THE MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL IS
 DENIED ALLIS.
At 2:45 Yesterday Afternoon the Defend- ant Was Sentenced to Five Years in the Kings Gounty Prison
 at Brooklyn.
Special to the GRAPHIC.

opeclal t0 the GRAPHIC.
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Dec 12.-The most celebrated criminal trial in the history of the State is finished. H. G. Allis, convicted Of count IA in the indictment returned against him by the Federal grand jury, was yes terday afternoon at '2:45 o'clock sem tenced to imprisonment in the King county penitentiary at Brooklyn for the periop of five. yeafs,s Them otion for a new trial was of course denied and an appeal was taken to the Supreme Court of the United States. The whole scene was one of intense interest. The prominent position occupied by the prisoner and the un- usual interest manifested all during the trial attracted a very large crowd to the court room. When asked by the court what he had to say why the sentence should not be passed he replied:
 T have to say sir, that the jury did not understand the evidence upon which they found this verdict 1 have to say, sir, that the telegram upon which they found this verdict was incorrectly translated, and that they themselves could not make guilty transaction out of it. I ac- eept your sentence, sir, and shall ap- peal to higher authority. if there is one, for yindication. ;
 Mr. Allis will be allowed to make bond in the sum of $2O,O0o. This he will find.easy to do. In the mean time his many friends are doing all in their power to assist him. All during his trial and at the present time the firmness and dignity of the defendant were present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-12
SECOND DAYS SESSION.
The American Federation of Labor Has
 an Interesting g Meeting.

CHICAGO, ILIs., Dec. 12.-When the second days session of the thirteenth annual convention of the American Federation of labor was called to order in the Council chamber this morning nearly every delegate was in his seat, while the galleries and the rest of the space reserved for the public was filled with representative trade unionists. Contrary to expec- tation Senator Hamilton Armstrong of Colorado, who had been especially designated by the Trades Assembly of Denver to arraign President Com pers for treason to the cause of la Dor on the ground that he has de- clared himself against silver, and thereby arrayed himself against the in terests of labor, failed to make himself manifest at this mornings session. Among the questions for consideration is the present state of the labor market, and the steps that should be taken to assist the unemployed. Another question concerns plans for the bet ter circulation of union labels. Each year some new label makes it's ap- pearance, and nowadays nearly all articles of wearing apparel and household furniture, together with such luXuries as tobacco, cigars bear evidence of their manufacture by members of trades unions. It is held, however, thatsome method of advertising more thoroughly in or der that the public may be educated in tine use of union label goods, should be adopted For several years the question of a strike fund has been agitated in the Federation. At the last convention an elaborate plan was presented and referred to the affiliated unions. It provided for the raising of fund in d similar way to that of the Cigar Makers h. ternational Union. Many of the af- filiated organizations, however, have voted adversely and it is not believed that the proposition will prevail at this session. The atten- tion of the convention is also to be called to the movement inaugurated by the local trade aud labor assem- bly, and the state federation of labor looking to immediate operations in 
 the way of public improvements for which appropriations have already been voted by Congress. The charge is made that the department at Washington having charge of the drawing of plans for improvement is nearly two years behind in it's work, aad that but for this, ,three-quarters of a million of the unemployed would be at work in ono part of theeountry or another.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-12
MR. MURPHY'S FUNERAL.
4 Large Crowd Attends the obscquIes
 of the Ex~Congressnan.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dee. 12.-The funeral of eX-Gongressman Murphy occurred here this morning from his late residence. \ large crowd was in attendance. Considerable com ment is caused in theeity by the fact that the Chinese flag now continually floats over the new quarter legation. It is customary with other ministers to hoist their national ensigns only onfete days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-12
WANT MORE PAP.
The Arkansas sheriHs Dissatisfied with the
 Condition of Things.
Special to the GRAPHIC.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Dec PA meeting of the Sheriffs' Association of Arkansas is in session here today for the purpose of taking into con sideration important affairs to the sheriffs. It is the object of the Association to make a de termined fight upon such reduc- tions as were made by the last Leg islature in the sheriff's fee bill, and it is also said that they will make a determined and organized effort to secure theselection of Governor and Legislature next year favorable to their interests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-12
IN A RECEIYEL'S HAND.
The Akron Iron Company of Ohio in Sc
 rious Trouble

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC
 AKRON, O., Dec. 12.-The Akron Iron Company went into the hands of receivers here this morning. Lia- bilities, s5oO,000; assets, $600,0O0. The trouble was caused by the com pany's connection with the Aultman concern of Canton. J. A. Long, the Secretary, was appointed Receiver.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-12
THE CASHIER SUICIDES.
Albert Truman, of the Rochester Savings
 Bank, Takes His Own Life,
Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 ROCHESTER,, x. \, Dec. 12.-Consid- erable excitement is caused here by the death of Alhert Bruman, receiy- ing cashier of the Rochester Savings bank. Truman suicided here this morning at about o'clock. He had been Respondent for some time and it is thought that his condition was caused by continued sickness from grippe. He had many friends in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-12
' DAN C0UGHLAN TRIAL.
'4' are Beginning to Ask if There Isn't
 An English End to the Matter.

'osnoN' ' Dec Within a few Iea e'e government is likely to be ,h M upon to give a definite answer a,, question whether there is or is o a hngllsh end to the trial of
 r5o, o''snlin for participation in the E M oi pr' F Ii. Cronin, which is \ al,a n progress at Chicago. If cer- |h;n a'lons that have been made ' sNenFyfour hours are found-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-12
One Million in Gold,

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 12.-This morning the steamer Lahn sailed with $I000,O0O worth of gold and $50O.0 worth of silver.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-12
FACTORY DESTROYED.
Fires Gets in Its Disastrous Work at
 Auburn, Ind.
special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 AUBURN, IND Dec. 12.-This morn ing the town of Auburn was the scene of a most destructive fire. The factory of the Auburn Church Furni- ture Compapdy, the largest factory here, was completely destroyed. George Frederic the night watch man was burned to death.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-12
COTTON MARKETS.
REPORTED BY E. c. HOWELL, MANAGER HANiMETT GROCER CO.,, COTTON
 FACTORS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 12 Cotton opened at 4.O9 for Jan. and Feb closed at 4.10@411 Feb. and March opened at 40; closed al 4.l1@4.12. Flat. Middling, AZ. Sales 10000 bales.