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Rock Island Argus., 1893-12-12
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HOW CATARR9 BECOMES
CaRoNIC.
Healthy People Otherwise are Liable
to Contract Catarrh and La
Grippe.

ASH NIipIc OF ACutc OItiTTn Will III
the Majority of Cases End in
Chronic Catarrh.
When catarrh becomes chronic
every part of the body shows its banc-
full effects. From the nose and
throat it often descends to the lungs
and stomach, resulting in consump-
tion and chronic dyspepsia.
STOP II NOW!
The time to cure lung troubles is
in their beginning. Don't wait till
your lungs are riddled with clvities
and there is not enough lung sub
stance left to revitaliZc the blood.
Come when the cough begins, when
the feeling of oppression appears,
when the difficult breathing is felt,
come when your case is durable and
YOU can be cured.
Rock Island Argus., 1893-12-12

sruxeviEIp. 1lls.. De. 1i.-The state
hoard Of agrtcnlsure will meet here Jan.
., 1904, and at nova opea bids for the stats
LAG tgcast0o.
Rock Island Argus., 1893-12-12
MARKETS EY TELEGRAPH.
New. York Gra.n and Produce.

Nsw lOgk. Iec. II.
Wheai-January. GalSas,i4c: March. .lssa:
MAY, .3iast.S l5-l6c. Rye Nominal. Corn
No. .. uull but firm: January. Absc: Dccem-
ler, 4jisc. r:sts-No. =. dull and trifie easier.
January. J'!c: May, :S,ss So l,-l6c: track
white state. @a&0c: track white western
36tiO's,. Pork Easier. new mess. ll.5d
l5..i; family, Sl6.'odl:. short clear, SIG.aL
G:iaW. Lard-Wcake prime western steam,
- a., nominal,
Rock Island Argus., 1893-12-12
TRAIN ROBBERS.
Woyi Naake Their Appearaneo
IN Several Places.
SRAIxxEx SHOT N MISSISSIPPI.

uesa,ts Usssa m liisss,s Csssssa 1sssa
NSss Rev Ori~sss. Bat Lsese Wseesas
rsvvws,~s. Amer shsottng she Csa1sssos
sss s~essss r~rrsass-A riwehy ksDssss
Ns,s~wr~r Thr.ws . Rsbbes sss0 NE
Car stsssea Ec.S~st.
Nsw on saSs, Dec. is-An udsuccess-
ful attempt to rob aa Illinois Central local
EXPIRES. train was made at Tansipahos,
Hbou, sixty five miles from New Orleans,
and When the train reached town the
wounded men were taken OF. Conductor
Hinebrcw ani L. L. Mclec. a section fsrr.
man Of the read ut Kentwood. each had q
bullet in his arm. They related the story
tha, when the train wac pulling out Of
1,onchatoula three men mounted th0plat.
form and fred their guns at the contuc-
tor with the remark that they had come
"a Nil him. wound NJ the conductor and
Mci.ce. who was seated in the smoker.
An invest cation shows that the express
ear carried some sio.o00. Of which fact
these men were aware. for they boarded
the train NJ the junction of the express
ear aud tee smoker.
Thwsrte,, Their t'tans.
The conductors presence thwar,e,i theis
plans. for IL would have been easy for
them to have overpowcrrd the messenger,
who was alone la the ear u seems that
they calculated ou his jumping on his
train at the latter end. ~ is his custom
but Tor some unknown reason he deviatrd.
After shooting the conductor and McRet
aud finding the express car closed they
rode till the train nearly reached ArcolH
the next siatios, where they jumped of
mounted horses. and rode away in the
darkness. This shows that il was well
Planned scheme which was trust trated
ouly ty chance. The local express run.
bets ecu New Orleans aud carries none,
for the hanks Ia the small towns en- route
On saturday night the sums are large
than usual. This attempted robbery &C
CURED within u n.iie ut the spot wher,
Butch. the ismous train robiwr. killed. b,
de't cfivps SOM time ago. effected his last
hoid Up. Detectives are ut work on .
strong ciew.
Rock Island Argus., 1893-12-12
Traim Issb,sery 10 Tesss.

ST. LOTS, Dec. IA special TO The
Post Dispatch from Austin, Tex., says tbs
Cannoa Diil train, No. ., on the Texas
Pacific railway WIS robLsd BY six men ss
Duval. The express safe was looted VI iss
svutuuts and passengers robbed Of theis
nAoaey aud other valuables. Il 10 n2s
tuowM what the express company's Lon
=. The train was stopped by the tuss-
tss Ut = switch by the robl,eis and The en-
sinssr mot obcying orders with the alsc-
flty REQUIRED was shot In the ahouldes.
Rock Island Argus., 1893-12-12

The iirst newspaper published IN Hel-
lnntl appeared ON the morning of Jan.
3. 1853. Il was called Do wseckstycks
Cuurante Van Europa. IL b now ~
anarlem Cousant.
Rock Island Argus., 1893-12-12
Chicago Grain and Produce.

G.l.0 L.ard-wcake prime western steam,
$50 nominal
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, Dec IL.
Following were the quotations on the
Board of Trade today: wheat-Deccmler
opened Cic. cioscd G.i.c: January opened
&C, closea &C. May, opcn:d tiSssc, closed
Gs,.c Corn-DecemDcr. opened ::,:sc. closed
J"sc: January. opened &c. closed bic;
May, opened &0i.c, closed ~ &C. Oats-De
ccnibcr, opened .s;sc. closed .,isc: January
opened .>'sc. closed :sasr: May, opened Bic
closed. sl:..a: May. opened 81: So. closed
sl:.sh. lard-Ixnua y, opened s..9b. closed
...Wt-
Produce: Butter - Fancy Creamery, -l
s.t.c per III; fancy dairy, :.r:sc: packing
stock. l5i. dl5lyc. Egys-r'resh Laid .;c pe.
dozen: ice house. lsais,xc. dressed Poultry
Chickens. 6l-d.,rc per III: turkeys, 9lYalO,.c;
ducks, sGioc. geese. sG9c. Potatoes Isu--
hanks, a5,I,sc per bashcl: Hebrons, 5iltsic;
mixed stock, s0n5Oc. Swcc; Poiatoes-l,ii.
Lois. S:ssts:iW per barrel. CranDcrries-Ca ape
Cod, @sGU,G:.:j I,r Larrcl. Appics-SaWa
$.D yer uarrcl-
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Dec IL.
Live Stock: The prices at the Union
Stock Yards today ranged at follows:
Cattle-Reccpts for the dav. l&.JUe no
shipments: steers steady; cows strong: Christ.
et'..': common to medium. Ssiioa4..i. stockers
and fceders, ;:.Wg30s cows AM heifers.
sl.:5a3sl
Hogs-Rcceipts for the day 3?Un. ship
mcnts no; any: E,arkc; active and &c lower
coI.rnof and rough packers Si..O6 5.U5: pack
ing and shipping. g. .l0a-,.:s,: heavy and prime
butchers. S5.EG5.a0, light, S,.s5d5.i0
sheep and Laml,s-- Receipts TO- the day.
ll'JS. shipments not any: market shad,
stronger: b.st sheep. saOa3:.s. best Lambs,
siUstA.5.
Buffalo Live Stock.
- BUFFALO. Dee IL
Cattlc-Markc: steady for good grades: CON-
mon and cows lower: fancy Christmas steers.
s5..5aGue choice exports Sc,..N65.Jt go,d
heavy. st:5oL.io; light a. medium. S3:sAd
Al. Ho-s-Markct hdloc lower: Yorkers.
>'v,a5.l5 mixed packers, s5.tae..'s,; medi.
u'ns and heavy. s..l0d:,.'a,. ligs, s5:s. Shee;
and l.amis-Markct lyd.jc lower; fair to
good native sheep. s.i0a3.o; fair 60 good
native lambs. S;s.5a4.i, choice, S4F,I4 ST.
anada Ia ais, StJDu4.GS.
DrtrOit Grain.
DETROIT Dec. II.
Whcat-No red cash. ,SsSc; January,
Gig; May, Gsilc asked; No 1 white cash.
ci,4c bid. Corn-No. !: mixed cash. :;s,sc:
No. yellow cash :Hlxc. Oats No. white
cash ;s.i4c
Toledo Grain.
ToLEDo Dec. II.
Whcat-No. cash and December, 6.L;
May, 6ssrc. COrn-No. +: cash. 3.isc; Ma;
id,sc. Oats-Cash Jllrc: May. &c bid Rye
No trading. Clover sced-Primc cash and
December. sa.s'ls: January: Sj.9s Febru.
ary. S51i.
Milwaukee Grain.
MrLwAUi.EE Dec. II.
Wheat - May. Gs.c: No. : spring, Gle:
No. Northern. Uc. Corn-No Z Ir
Oats-No. = white, 3c: No. 3 do. ~ aa:D,;c
laricy-No. ., isyrc; samples, ;Isai.c. kyo
No. I, sSc.
St. Louis Grain.
ST. Iorts, Dec IL
Wheat-Casii. hotter. aYisc: options lower:
December, Eng; January. Ws.c; May, asss.
Coris-Shadc lower: cash, jic: Dcccmi,cr
3lc; January, s,,.c: May. 3ys:. Oats
Higher; cash. ssssc; Dcc.nl,cr. :s,Sc: May,
Bic. Pork-Duii: jobbiug. SLAM. l.ard-Ect-
ter; $s.l0 Whisky-Steady at Si.l5.
Rock Island Argus., 1893-12-12
R0oUyCB
shsep-3Ncask
YUsl.

Csal son. lie: hae.. oRs2
wSSA-ssssa. sIa: lsrd. . =
Rock Island Argus., 1893-12-12

MfLWACf.EE. DEC. II.
Wheat - May, Cls.c: No. . spring. Gle
No. Northern. 10. Corn-No. 4 JIG
Oats-No. = white, 3E; No. do. ~ aa:D,:c
Barlcy-No. =, islrc; samples, ;sai.c. ny,
No. 1, S6c
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27
EThief of Time

A thief entered the building former Qy occupied by F. Nj. Prevett S Co.,, on the South Side, Tuesday night. and stole watch out of J. II. Smiths trunk. The matter was laid before the marshal, and the watch was soon found at 5. Brady1s lewelry store, where it had been left by Henry Newell ,a negro section hand.s
 Menrv was arrested. but declared that he had purchased the watch from another negro, named Chas. Owens. and proved it Ahy number of witnesses. He was released. and Charles was sought out and discovered going up- stairs in the C!risco building. Before the marshal could sYeach the building. however, Charles -.smelled E mice, n and lit shuok." The swift-of-foot Potts was on hand. however, and he and 'ehe marshal surrounded Owens, and leveling pistol on him, command- ed him 10 throw upsais hands and halt, which he did without further argu- ment. A key was found in his pocket which fitted the loca, the store pre- ciselv.
 Owens says that Neveis burglarized the house Wednesday. but he cannot substantiate his statement Both are in the calaboose awaiting 'triai. Neyel will probably be released.
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27
"The Owls"

The Owls Eyrie on the hill was the scene of great commotion Saturday night. and the mournful hOOts re echoed through and over the humps and hol lows of Crawley's Ridge, making the children in the neighborhoo6 hide their heads beneath the .kiverlids" wlthifeas'. Even the city water works tremble6 on it's .stilts. It was the occasion of the withdrawal of it's grey-bearded chief. J. H. Bard, who was the very life of the order As 'tlAsbusiness of the meet ing is carried Onih an unknown tongue the resolutions Gf regret, etc, are lost to the world Pressure of business is assigned as the reason of resignation. but the knowing ones denbt it. Re that as it may, the eyrie will know him no more. and the stars no more shall follow his winding consein the dark ness, and
 ''Once proud King of the Night. Thy curblees span of freedom is Der; No more shall thine shadowy form be traced, And shall the hunter of tke hills no more
 Harkac.thy regal cry"
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27

There is a slight increase in the busi- ness of the Four Courts this week. While the cases are not of such q des- perate character, yet they show up the viciousness of the human family,
 MAYORS COURT
 Forrest City will be deprived of the visits of at least one person for tic next six months. Chas. Rosebarough, colered. was arrested Friday. for abu- sive language. and fined the nominal sum oI S5, which he refused to pay, and was iucarcerated in a cell in the cala- bOose. Sometime during the night he succeeded in getting out of the cell by breaking the hasp of the lock, and then procrpdedto demoIssh the locks of the other cells Thecaiahoose looked like a cyclone had struck ii 1t has been charged against him.
 SQUIRE BOYLE 'sscoURT Saturday night attachments were is- sued by Squire Boyle, in fasor If Fly & Hobson, Erb & Co. and Chisnl Church. i'll & Co.,. ot Memphis, aggregating the sum of $46O, against John Catarho0na, and was served by Sheriff Williams. who put his seal upon the door Of John'y fancy grocery store. On Monday Her. man. Kahn < Co. of Little Rock, en- tered an intertaea, gave nond and re- moved goods from the sgtore amounting to SM. which they claim were fraudu- lently purchased About q week ago CatarbOoaa turned mp missing, and it was reported that he had gone for bride. but it has since developed that he sold his stock in trade to George ,Graebe. whe has bill of sale. 1t is a question of law, and will be settled at Squire Boyle's OH the 8th Nov. It is believed that John has joined cara van for the Black Sea.
 SQUIRE NELSoN's $ COURT. Last Tuesday. two coiursd gents named respectively Anderson Word and Jim Lee, proceeded tn make short shift of one ot their own color. but were brought right side up with care by Constable Potts before Sguire Nelson. who cooled off their Sulivalic propen- sites by fine of S27.95 for Anderson and S27 45 for Jim. In default of pay ment both were committed to the care of Jailor Wilson.
 Cain Down, cOlOred, was arrested on Wednesday, charged with assault and battery. 1t is not known whether Caiils like his biblical namesake used club or not, but his contribution of S5.90 to the co1nhy is an assured fact. On Wednesday the trial of Grady Curtis. colored. charged wibh violating the third commandment, resulted ih his acquittal.
 SQUIRE QUINN's COURT. Charley Curtis tongue brought him in contempt of Squire Qninn's court. Wednesday, for which he was assessed t$l and cost.
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27

Why pay S1 .00 for chill cure when you can buy Plantation Chill Cure of us at soc. Sold by L. Rollwage N Co.,. Pettus Eros & Bnford, German X Bar row J. w Neck & Co.,. and $. Fl Manu. Forrest City;I I. Goldberg, Whextley. Ark; w, $. .& J. l.. Hughes and $. A.. Andrews k Co.,, Haynes, Ark.
 The two Tavlors, Rev F. E. and Geo F.. spent Tuesday fishing at Island Lake. While not making such mi raculOus drauglit of fishes as Simon Peter, yet they caught the same num- Der that the mulatude was fed on. and by the time they got through paddlng the dugout through the mud and bushes they were a little multitude in themselves to feed, us is evidenced by the depleted condition of Brother Me Guitars larder. Fish or no fish. they claim delightful time. Doubts arose as to who was entitled to the champion ship, and 1t was left to committee who decided in favor of Geo. P ;fl though he caught but two fish, and one of them was a Nichols trout.
 A very delightful impromptu dance was had at the hospitable home of Miss Alice Kollwage Tuesday night. Those present were Misses Annie Buford. Willie Mcdaniel. Rose DurborOw. Ka- tie kard, Lutie Beck and Mamie Webt and Messis. KMry Knight. Tom Bar row. John Tipton, Coda Fowler, Sid Hays, Linn Hurley and Jim Dennis. With Miss Alice gshostess, the evening could not have been otherwise than most pleasant. With one or two ex- captions. the same party of young folks | with the addition of Miss Eise Cor man and Paris German. met last night at the plesanhome of Mrs. Geo D. Taylor and whiled away the even. ing in a delightful manner. All pres ant are singing the praises of theil hostess
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27

Physicians generally fail to recognize tha importance of this fact, but treat the organ itse If insteadUf the cause of the trouble The noted specialist, Franklin Miles M D., IL. R.. has given the greaterpart of his life to the study of this subject. and the principal discoveries concerning it e0ue to his effort !.
 Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine. tho unri- valed brain and nerve food, is prepared on tho principle that all nervous and many other difficulties originate from disorders of the nerve centers. Its wcndcrfulsuccess in clrfns these disorders Is testified to by thousands in every part of the land.
 Restorative Nervine cures sleeplessness, nervous pr0stration, dizziness, hysteria, sex 'ual debility. St. Vitus dance, epilepsy, etc. II is free from opiAtes or dangerous drugs. IL as sold on a positive guarantee by all ,drug. sgists, or sent direct by the Dr. Mixes Nedicai Go, Elkhart. Ind, on receiptof price, Sl per fbOttle. sixahostlesifor rx,sexpresSprepald.
 Snid hY druxpists eNerNM neto
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27

Whea you want d drink ora jug ot whiskey go to T. C. Falbrr & Co. who l,aud!e Lhe celebrated \ c. Nall WAiS- skey. whci, is the best goods on the e,arkpt Also tite Calhoun and ehe Belle If NJ arion 'bra,ds II yon waiIt :a cieaper article. they have'the Orange Valley atf2 per gallon. aud the Mars hal Bourbon al S2 30. guaranteed to be '90 proof gsrs. aud there is DO better ca the market for the money Ev"TyhodyH Hs treated courteouslt at the Magnolia, aud ,, share of your business issoicited.
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27
HoW's This!

We offer sOne Hundred Dollar rewal for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. Cheney & Co, Props. Toledo. O..
 We the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the las: d5 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and Financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. West x TrRag. Wholesale Druggist, Toledo. O., Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo. O..
 Halls Catarrh Cure is-taken internally sseting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surface CT the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Tes timonials free
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27

vitality necessary to in sure their health. The Dneumogastric nerve, as shown here. may be said to De the most important of the entire nerve sys- tem. as 1t supplies the heart. lungs, stomach, bowels. etc, with the nerve force necessary to keep them active and healthy. As wall be seen by the cut the long nerve descending from t h Q base of the brain and terminating in the bow rels Is the pneumoga3tric, while the numerous iit- tie branches supply the heart, lungs and stom- ach with necessary vi- tality. When the brain becomes iR any way dis ordered by irritability or exhaustion. the nerve force which it supplies is lessencd. and the or gans receiving the dk fninished supply are con .~a,,,ontIx- xrna knnnA
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chappei Hands, Chilblains, ,Corns, and all Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 70 cents per box. For sale by c. F. Hinton. druggist.
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27
Additional Local.

F ,od's Fills cure all liver ills.
 Jun Evw,ia was off yesterday Gn q hun
 II I; Gwyu went to Memphis yes terday on business.
 Mss Annie Hinton is now employed at 0adame E. BoyleTs.
 Winter Clothing at cost for cash at 'FnS sell Graham X Co.'s
 Ms ". $. Graham went to Memphis Tu sday on d visit toielatives.
 Up so neon to-day dis50 bales of cot ton h4ye been received here this season. X P. NcDamiel aEd c. H. Straud started for the Worlds Fair Wednes day.
 Mrs 4 Becker. offurrest City. came .doNu Tuesday morning.- MarMnna End4X
 Mrs. Edna Ramsey came over Mon .da, morning from Memphis to vsi. her 1paients.
 Durham .Clehnrne Texas ,reta'ls .a gross il month XIX. Solo by Win thr D S Co.
 lhe proof of the pudding is the eat ing thereof, and when wanting a mod esi lVnch go to Rasley's.
 < VI. Blalock has returned from Joueshoro to his first love, and willpe- 'matu here for the present.
 Johu C. Lynch, of near Haynes, was jn town "Wednesday on business and circulating among friends.
 drive in the celebrated Forwofd lsI its. at J w Beck & Co.'S. They e | be beat for4the money.
 If you need blood medicine XIX Sarsaparila is surely the best, Price .75 cents. Sold by Winthrop & Co.
 Everything in their mammoth store vii b. soid at the very lowest figures foi cash at Russell, Graham & Co.'S. ; |. Hughes, an enterprising mer chant of Haynes. was in town yester dav oti business aud circulating amoEg friends.
 l.. NJ. Weathers of Memphis, the ar chitect of the new jail, swas over Mon day to superintend thestarting of the building.
 Our gerial rdilroae agent. J. R Bard is all smiles. His wife returned sunday from prolonged visit at LOuB vile. Ky.
 Prof. F. c. Sterling of the eastern portion of the county. was in town Tuesday ou business. He is teaching near Mead.
 The big stock of Gents Furnishiro 2 Gonds atJ. ". Beck & O.. s was never in better shape. 1t is complete in qual jty and prices.
 As the swallows are the harbingers of Spring. -soNtoo are the drummers the heralds of awakening business. They are coming in.
 XIX gave me more relief from weak back than anything lever used. John Jacobs, Cleburne, Texas. Sold by Winthrop & Co.
 Taylor & lizard will insure you against loss by fire, in the best compa- nies on earth. and at lowest rates. Don't put it off.
 Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27
The Human Electrical FOTCeSl How They Control the Organs
 of the Body.

Tho electrical force of the hun1n body. as the nerve fluid may be termed, is an espe-
 cially attractive department of science. as 1t eyerts so marked an influence on the health of the organs of the body. Nerve force is produced by the shrain and conveyed by means of the nerves to the various organs of fhe i,ody tbtlSs;,rDplying the s1tter with tho
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27
EhatJ tJOyful Feeling

With the collaborating sense of reward health and strength and internal cleanli-
 ness, which follows the use of Syrup of Fig. is unknown to the few who have not progressed beyond the .o1d time medicine and the cheap substitutes sometimes offered
 but never accepted by the well informed.
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27
:Rheumatism Cured.
Potsdamer's Red Star Store
 aIye City Fla

Lake City Fla. F. F. P. Manufacturing Co.,:
 Gents.-Having suffered with Rhenma- tism for some time, and tried great many remedies, but could find relief until l usee your great and beneficial P. F. F. 1 rec omlnend it to suffering humanity.
 Yonrs. J. PotsGalner.
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27
When Baby was sick, we gave her Custoria.
 When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss she c!ung to Castoria.

''During my term in the army con ftsacted chronic diarrtGa." says A. E. Bending. of Halsey. Oregon. Since theG have need a great ament of med icine, ,tput thdy woul injure my stomach. until Chambprlin's Collie, Cholera aud Darrhea Remedy was brought to my notice. used it and will say it is sthe only remedy that gave me permanent relief and uo bad result followed Sold by Winthrop x Go.
 ''I consider Chamberlinls Cough Remedy a-speciic for croup. It is very pleasanttto take. which is one of the most important requisites where a cough remedy is intended for use among children. | have known of cases of croup where I know fhe life of a little.one was saved by the use of Chamberhns Congh kemedy." J. J. Latirange, druggist. Avoca, Neb. I cent bottles sold by Winthrop x Go.
 E.J Badinell's saloon. opposite tn l.. R. & NJ. By. on NorthT'ront street, is headq uarters fer all kinds of Fine Wines. Liquors. Cigars and Tobacco. Ike Mallory, the genial manager, is al- ways on hand to attend to the wants 0f his customers and friends. and will see to it that they have the best in the house, both as regards goods and at tention. Give Ike d call, when you want the very best whiskey to be had in this market. Don't fail to see the huge barrel.
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27

sc. c. q. Certain Chill Cure" Is pleasant tO take and harTn- less. Children like it. GuaraE- iced tO cure Ch;Iis and Fever. Barge bottles 5O cents.
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27
What Shall We Drink

Sold hv druYpists everYW nefe
The Forrest City times., 1893-10-27
THE FOUR COURTS.

There is a slight increase in the busi- ness of the Four Courts this week. While the cases are not of such q des- perate character, yet they show up the viciousneSs of the human family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-01

vote upon the main question. .'Shall the ap-
peal be sustained?' which was adopted.
Before beginning the roll call the moderator
announced that the form Of answer would be
sustained" or mot sustained" and that COM
missioners might vote ito sustain in part, /"
put that such votes would be counted - part
OF the total to sustain the appeal.
The roll was then called in the midst Of an
almost painful stiffness, tho spectators in the
gallery rising to their feet In their anxiety to
catch every response. The vote was announced
at 1915 by the stated clerk as follows:
Whole number Of votes cast. 499; to sustain
the appeal, 29S; to sustain In part, IS; total to
sustain the appeal. 3s3; not to sustain. 116.
After the result had been announced Rev. j.
I. Smith of Baltimore moved the appointment
of a committee Of fifteen commissioners. of
which the Rev. Thos. A. Hoyt, DID,, Of Phila-
delphia shall be chairman, to bring in an ex-
planatory minute. This was carried, and on
motion Of President Warield of Lafayette Col
lege the moderator was authorized to appoint
the committee. He will announce the COM
mittee today.
The assembly then adjourned at 1925 pm.
until this morning at 9, to reconvene as o court
at $50. Closing prayer was offered by Rev.
George D. Baker Of Philadelphia, chairman of
the judicial committee, who pleaded for the
blessing of Almighty God upon the decision
reached and for continued manifestations OF
favor toward the church.