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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21
Mo~Ey TO LOAN.


no fou WANT noEEyf-If a. yos -iil
- nnd II 70 yoar sdsani@ss - sss ~ before
We nsfs loan. On i.ss..hsli = oa.. places.
f,ss Al he loves ls ls' .s sss "a q en- *.
quickest fossst1e tlEae.
{ ar losns srs made -ifhous rubiicisy snd
ne psei srv b is<i IN year Individual possss
Loans Gao b earrisd a. long a. desired or
can b Paid Ia tall IT IN part ~ any tEme q
a.. s, ~. sssn ~ nnd ny pan paid -
a. 90 pso taksnes ~ nflurc. piano az
other prepe y. ve vll psy d 40 ios yoa and
IN efaess an tie y q lisnsssz IA the city
snd are 20 srransod Il 81 pertle< calstns u,.on
ns . ~ Be ~si, apes aalski5 and oosrt.-sas-
Rsmemher that yse haze TIE u.s % bob ths
Pope " sEd the ssonns snd esn 70 urn The
: On Sd RkFiDs MORTGAGE LOAN 90
Room Tower lock. Phone iSt1
Corner u hozsos. rear ana tsnal "a
MONEY TO LOANS san $40 $40 have
~ several snail suns 81 n.oae 20 leas ca
real estate sarifs. ". R-SklFFI1Hs.
6tanai -
Fyou have N .nsy 10 loan leave Il n me
ara can ~ ce 10 Tor you free . csarge
eau Al % snd - Aew isoosssni n ii 81
a. a As isDsL
MosEY WAITED In sums IS follows
tate .sear. 10 eaii at No d ana 81 New noass-
fnan block 2uu A. x AktlnDEL-
BUSINESS cA10s.
------------------------
A =. BUEcH. Wall PAPER and Painters
- supp,les furnitare repairing. N holster
NE :. :. D'..s.eh ~ .vI---nao
CHRfsTMAs viii coon be here. You can hug
~ The very nicsst Prise - b watches. rines
A a nn - 49,.
bros- a 10. 10 We, btidEr street cheap. .
T. !. SAVAGE. the tcuss mover psle driver
LIE an bridge bullder. "a net ~ -
EoAGE a Wight.
Pspsr. Hangc<s pe "a isr an3 decorator picture
" mes and vincog shades 20 order pssfels.
etcnsng and h 70 grnvures hne paper
ani horse Pc nts estimates furEsshed ssi
s''-'" D'..,'en
CEryour stoves ,sraired At DeBows s,cond.
~ hand store. % p aia4eid svs-ua q
HIGHEST priees paid for all household
Il eoods l. A. Jesselson. a South Division
"a; Get aslna
I ADlES-FIsse y~ur pla.A costs remu.lsl /,
II into sta lib sapes and jackets nv sn expert
Cleaning aud dying - Lea ard hlssck. Ottawa
street hrst noor, oppoafe ten story block ..
r FAVE ordeo ct Serbia rs drar ssor., y
- 1Ht4fOr EtIFIts ltl- Nfaul hafila UDtlu<
van: good. packet. moved and stored l. A.
Dcyo. proprietor. Phoss isL
NEW YORK DYE MORRIS Dyeinx. clean
~ ing and securing y im proeed machinery.
reach cleaning rpec taity. IN. hyfs 20.
ofnce 70 fountain stfeA works. south F.out
a-lm
~ CLYDE IUCkER a Co. produce des ers
W. J. ecefvers -cf hive and dressed pa trr
veal. pork and same. q rsisnuents en- cor.
rtspondeDce % ieilcd Ma South lonia a.
Grand Rapids. Mich a.
PEEsTABI.IsHED B. J Ballard Is again
IN Il old Gear r., Pear. strr>t. room B.
" N Arge STOCK q weather stTips eta D.,
&C All orders promptly attended, 20 ssD
RICcARDo IAMuc,Is ,sdrs,r'sl ana art
IL tic Acsdesay ~ Dfa~ias. III . oil vi B
be n sesssos from T. .. ~. 20 4 a.. N 2 IN {
20 3. m. Mord MesiBessia apd fri. ~
o each veek also ne the evening" 81 Al o =
days srem . - 20 "a p N. No. u Fad
street. Kim
- HILSOS pays hizbest cash prics for cast
~ of Go hine Oriers ~ mail rumpsly a.
tcnded O. x ssr al aEaAl sfrs~t 3lnao
/
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HELs wANTEc,-FEMALE.

"ANfkD-At o. o. sxssrienced h.nds foF
w i've sesing MEG ssness also csosk u1lsh 90
ne but experienced hsip rsed apply. a.
II iassbs 9. fnfrssf. a o1atsia sfrsrk -
IVAN ED-At iG Nsshin to- street. ssz
W tfst csass vast naksn ena slx G1st =
skrs maxsrs- None bat experienced worss -
need agpiy. "
AkTEp-imm . good oook IN
w fsmls Of three - Chem strssl hrx
X. y. hefsss. az
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WANTl D-A, eats b the Eqnitshse Lie
w lusurancs company Of Iowa. ind. re-
newsl con mission eontfacts Tor good terri
TORY best references required a. 10 character
aud ~ ALLEGATION. l. 4. Martin. sspt 81 Asen-
YES. Des Aelnes. Iowa afr
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lrcafurer> NOticc
Cty Trea-nrcr's OHc,.
Grand Rapids Mich Noy. {. t>l
fotiee IL bereby given 'tiist ths assessment
roll Tor constructing a sever A b. a.
l. nav m m, hands. and that Lwill r.eeivs paw
ment thereon for the period Of twenty days IRON
tlis date the ofics OK ths eity treasurer.
nova IL soRRlcK. GU lrea,ao.s
Trsasurcr's Notice.
csty Tr~ssurrrs oriea
Grand Rapids. Mich. Sos. 1. fsa
Notice Il hereoy rivea thst the assessment
roll Tor i,e snl.ro, e,ssHt q Vaasts'aa ~
. nov in nv hanis. and that ] will receive
payment thereon Tor ,hs period 81 ts@aty dsys
IRON ,nis date az tas oihes % the cats trras-
sssa N. a soRRIcK. ciy Tses.ar..
Ircaurcr's Nosica
City rrepsur-rt. o~c,
Grand Rapids. Mich oct 3 tsa I
Notice 10 hershE stFen that the s,nsat
Toll ief ths impreveneot - 4 sfnreos re- fr,sfn
Pear sire > . lcuss eest.ss 900 - N hsBsss.
"a that Oil rersise payn.snt fDere1.a scr the
ssrsod Il tEraty asfs trsua thss este ~ sas
OF c. OF the cfty fressurer. ctfg haik
ses b. ga 80. t'sF Ireasaysr
AFt&>HfNf ~4AfM
tity Tr~asurrfs o~c~
Grsrf RaI4fs. Aict. noe 4 IN I
Notice - herebs glfFa fhst the assessment
70 8 tise eossf ufttss 81 a. Feffs
80 ssrssf ~ ~ flsri efFssa 81 suf t-sf
now ~ M hsnas. sri that I eiu foeeir~
raf usents en- sam iDf sh- rasta a tseasg
asrs irut8 tafs nstss - tae s,sisCs 81 as esfg
sr4ssar~r efty bsb
se.a = a. s0RRiCE 90 Tf-ssar~
1rrs<wr-F's Nsfice
fitF frr-ser~rs ~.
c~-rt FsFtfts Ma e. u is11
Srffrs ~ heretf EtfFn fNaf 60 assre4-lsas
Fri So ftss rssssetrasttfa - = $780, ~ -
sh 80 tFt i.,s Stree
tfhe H~st-
- ~ - ts-sts saa that / ein
fesss fsrr~sef ffsere-ra - S. rests1 -
feerr4 fafs - It's SIS - faaa 49, ~ fas
go srrssara ~ sfts heE
a. A. q. -ssEHis fssr Fr,~~s--s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

Df,upHSl.x4 EafN e-R aarlfa . Hssf ~ ~
IL S<ssh 8.xrstea ssreef ere etow "a sorse
isserssstar tst-ies n ufhnsstsfy scefs feis
IA o. o. ies esttsste.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

WOOD AND GOAL.
--------->>s-<---~---~>---
HAND a Co, hesde uart~rs Cor cecil and
WOO. dry't tnf Ntod si.ls pr lead GiFs
Us trial Teller hens i4,a. wlasef street q
l. kILSTt oM-wood s. cord. fearth
TIE and u. X. |. cruising. telephoBe - =
ssin
DEECH aud nape. e. Per cord q. " Weeks.
ID corner Fourth and Diyisi~n street fiam
ORDER yoar wood and ca q =. \. frssr
~ ssn. Il West b. . street lilo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

M1SGGLLA ~E Gus.
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DAM s.o.k. xortssg-- sd Isnd Coarse,s
ID D. "A lsf sfsd sad JoAr n Martha. - Caaei
ctr 81 a.
- "a tsfor- hssriae Chrissnas prsssniN
Sna8 srek g.ayufeets. -
uoRsEs BOARDED sd n card Cor dur.
~ 80 ffe xsefr e Cssrss- - sfa - Res
onAtas ra,e toaas - p. y Marta, DsRe~ .
Azores sssse De sersos Hoass. as
I-Nio~ eurTNR sToRE-aa p~uua.
u rs4iesf sc-sts rscsfsed 8sfif thaf Ell s-8f
o. 81 asd f. Fag.ad. Eetad "a ~ NJ
D. lat s.ris.Fe -. esq 49, hernta-s b.s'rk.
sin
xtraNTFu A. ri-a - - En- sas go nuf
w rrsrs O. fsii - q t.fsf - 4 - eiafb-s
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fcsssstts 49, - ~ haaafseeorE sad - -
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ssTsf
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tssfs saer fstssr r~reise - es-rs e
fsres efs NH 80 eei1hf sfrrps "A
B isssiss Z. tsN 3 N-sss - = - :
..k4r ~ ~ 81 - -ssa ssa vs.ss s..rs s-wr..
= - 80 - $40 ~ sseia~s - nsFTf
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tras4s $500 - fst1teussfs eaSnt. les
80 ~ s@exs 80
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21
FoR REMT-RooMs.

I'URNIS1iD rooms TO rent with gas, hath
4 snd eat, rnodern improssm nts zi6 East
Falt,n street Is
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-ELs WANTED nALE.

WANTED- aoaes nza ~ e.zsass ssr Per.
lanaeF eeidles. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21
neutrality-suspicious..

WANT = Ll-EONWIJENS.
GOOD HOTEL s rssI L., ss =
onlySs0J a. 500 1rsnssents so par ,iay.
Heate roms ~ftlscut b ri. 81 - "a X . per
veex bath frea Al Llnccln House. - SpTsns
street
DE- Kill HOUSE - Every thinx neeiy far.
ID ntsi4si ttirssu rbcnt. kRts 500 and 81 =
PER day. Board by ihs dsT or week -ps. al
Faf ca the grsst,s .lan. Norncr jonia and
Loais street Ida p Puivef. pfoptistresa g.
DEoPESED- ; nth fuuia street. a hos.l
IL called be Gfsal All mcaero impr
m nta Hates. 90 per dsy Meals 81 ell
hours O. .. lafnla. fIonfIetsr. IS
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soR ReNr- BUSINESS.

/. OR 81 MA b lerd n house, furnished or
uh. nj he'd Inquire loo wealt.y ave- %
.fffO RENT--D SIX room On the most central
Il iocatl In tie city. eectric lieh hts. heat,
md yantiors services furnished Inquire al
Arthur q. Grabam. anal a.. city. a
L,OR RE>T-Store No. Is Canal street .
II stories and b<ssment AAhsr a saasbury
y Aourse rect o9tf
k,A,IoKl FOR kENT-Af< July We will
rent our thrre story and basement brick
building. Nos . sbd kris stress: crntral lo
cstion eas and electric iteht. power. elevator
steam heat: low rate Insurance Apply 70
hisssll arpet Sweeper Co - Mn street III
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

GTEAM-HFAr Dir oms o. rent No. 4 Contra
y, Place. ON Fountain -trtet 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


RARE busioess rhsnce fof sale ~ ~.
~ change FOR nnencunibrrea ftty rrof-rty
n small rat farm . general stick % gods "a
voices 81 kkUo Aoufess A. boz HkEALo
ogico. a.
g. 10 SIS Ter day a. homA selling Lishtnlre
Pei Platter and rating .e~rify. waiches
tsbisrsrs. etc Pate the tne>t ~ leseirf
re@ra a. as~, 80 "a Kinds ~ metal with sos 4
fiivsr 90 blckrL No sxPsrisnos No capital
fvery bouse res Eoo<ks Sreatns plstanl ~ -
DeIba t<lltsFnbak "a
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= UGFf. BEDS-I-rlo ssrinr ans r-f'sifinr
y rstt-sess frnosa ana speetsf1 -
sst kffdxs E1Fsei
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L,OR RENT-Furn she'd or unfurnished
rooms, steam heated The brunswick %
south Disision- e--i-i N
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

DATHs AND MASSAGE Ladies wishing
ID first riass Iur xisa kus<i.a hail anY
Hfgienic Ttssfunent 81 facia Trcata eat can
no~ find . hate Nss5inetsr "a : OftAea
street Au. hate Nash q a he's al ,ears
e'periesce and give srtscnisf att n - a. M
salids. Kim
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-21

FURNISHED Ro, MS TO RENT : Modern
4 impr vsnents. with or without board.
Meals. IN c DING. lse- hfS n. n beach,
l1e heat street ID
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Suitable for all purposes. but buyRUR
DRINKING WATER fromfthB
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EOR RENT-Furnishsd looms W IN or With
Il out board ~ the VINEGAR book, IL s.-uth
Division street ST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
THE TIMEs-RICHMoND VA. SUNDAY NOVEMBER ,soa
STATE TAXES. DELINQUENT LANDS FOR 1892

shall in accordance with the law prescribed
I'm
OF taxes
penalties interest charges and cost OF publication
Of CHIDREY
chnOndC
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
KILLED BY THE MARSHAL
AN INoFFENslVE CITIZEN KILLED BY
THE CITY MARSHAL OF FAY.
ETTEVlLLE
Great Excitement over the Tragedy.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK, Oct. 30.-City
Marshal Hargrove shot and killed
Sylvester Lee in this city last night.
Lee was a citizen OF Benton county.
and an old man and generally re-
spected. He was attending court
here as witness in a case brought
from Benton county. Lee was stop
ping in wagon-yard with several
other campers, and last night, when
the City Marshal came around, Lee
jokingly threatened to take the star
off of Hargrove's coat. Thereupon
Hargroye drew his pistol and shot
Lee three times. killing him almost
instantly. Hargrove was arrested
and put in jail. Great excitement
prevails over the occurrence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
WILL VOTE TODAY.
THE SENATE WILL VOTE UPON THE
REPEAL BILL AT 4 O'CLOCK
THIS AFTERNOON.
The Repealers Are Yet Uneasy and Fear a
Surprise at the Last Moment
Special to the GRAPHIC.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 30.-It. is
believed that a vote will be reached
on the repeal bill at O'Clock this
afternoon. rhe repealers are firm in
a demand for a vote, and Voorhees,
will call for it at thehour designated,
Great interests being manifested in
the last day of the contest, and the
galleries are filled with prominent
people. notwithstanding the gen
eral opinion is that q vote will be
reached, there is an air q. anncer-
tainty about the Senate Chamber.
The repealers are not sure but that
the anti-repealers will spring some
great surprise at the very last mo-
ment. When the repeal bill is out of
the way. as it is hoped it viii be this
week, the Senate is expected to take
up the bill to extend the time for
Chinese registration, while, the House
will employ its time in consideration
of the River and Harbor bill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
A CRANK OF CRANKS.
THE MURDERER OF MAYOR HARRISON
A FREE SILVER CRANK.
Occupied His Time IN Sending Senator
Dubois Threat ening Letters.
Snecial TO the GRAPHIC.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct 3O.-sfnce
the assassination of Mayor Harri-
son, at Chicago, by Eugene Patrick
Pendergrast, it has developed that
the same man has been writing
threatening letters to Senator Du-
bois, Of Idaho. Every morning
mail brought Senator Dubois letter
threatening him with dire conse-
queues if he did not succeed in secur-
ing free silver. Pendergrast is a
free silver crank also.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30

White City was to he pronounced.
They knew not what was going ON
within. it was sufficient for them to
know that the last solemn rites were
being performed over a modern Baby
Ion, greatin its glory, triumphant in
its result, and that they had been
privileged to participate therein, if
only at short distance. Presently
a burst of patriotic music penetrated
the walls of the structure and shed
its fragrance ON the outer air. The
multitude within was singing the
"Star-Spangled Banner" The null
tftude without took up the chorus,
and the grand old air was sung by
men and women as it had never
been sung before. Then to those on
the outside there was an interval of
quiet. Once again the shrill notes of
the band were heard. once again the
torrent rolled out into the ouen, once
again the tens OF thousands of voices
took up the refrain Three times
and once was repeated. and as the
voices instinctively died down the
refrain echped like requiem through
the trees and shrubbery, ~
Should aud acquaintance be forgot.
In the name of aud lang syne."
To those. who were fortunate
enough to gain admittance- to Festi7
val Hall the ceremonies appeared.
Esimple, but at the same time impress
sive. AS an overture America was
rendered by the orchestra, and after
a brief prayer had been offered an ad-
dress was delivered by ex-senator T.
/ W. Palmer, President of the World S
Columbian Exposition. Then the
band played ssDixie" and Director
General Davis, in a short but appfo-
pirate address, presented to Presi-
dent Higinbotham a list of the
awards that had been made in the
various departments. After more
music the awards were formally
presented to the representatives of
tt exhibitors, and thesame program
v as followed with the foreign exhib-
itors, prefaeed by an address from
Imperial Commissioner General War
muth, OF Germany. After the band
had rendered "Star Spangled Ban
ner. there were addresses made by
John q Wyman, on behalf OF the
State Commissioners, and by Presi-
dent Palmer, of the Natioral Com
mission, the latter, in closing his re-
marks, saying clearly and with en-
phasis, Il now declare the World S
Columbian Exposition closed for
time and eternity. AS he spoke Prof,
Tomlins waved his baton, and as ii
moved by sudden inspiration the
vast auience burst into song to the
strains Of @Auld Lang Syne. " The
still greater audience on the exterior
Joined in the refrain, the cannon on
the lake front doomed, the bells in
the belfry rang a peal, the steamers
on the lake, and the smaller craft on
the lagoons turned steam through
their whistles, and amid such c ~
glomeration of enthusiastic demon
stration as the continent never be-
fore heard or witnessed. the World S
Columbian Exposition became offic-
cially thing of memory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30

The Cronin Case.

.aGo, Oct. 30.-The case of Dan
[!hlln, who was convicted for
Eiclpatlon in the murder of DR..
fonln, the Irish patriot, and
nceu TO Imprisonment for life
t. Joliet Penitentiary, but who
siahted a new trial under the
.oa OF the Illinois Supreme
y before the Superior Court
|'0ea over by Judge Tuthill to-
poen sides are ready, and the
ofaoie fight bids fair to be gone
'saln. The States Attorney,
Kern, will have two assist
t., VINE formidable array OF
se' mas been retained for the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
.HARRIsON'S SLAYER.
PASSES A QUIET NIGHT IN THE cHlcA-
co JAIL.
No New Developments in the Awful
Tragedy.
Special to the CRYPTIC.

Special to the GRh PHIc.
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct 30.-Eugene
Patrick Prendergrast, the crank who
assassinated Mayor Carter Har-
rison at his home in this city, at 100
O'Clock Saturday night, passed a
very quiet night OF it last night in
the Cook county jail. He appears
very nervous and excited and bears
all the evidences of insanity. There
have been no new Developments in
the case up to this hour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
ALMOND-EYED CHINAMEN
Take Little Rock by storm This Morning

Special to the GRAPHIC.
LITTLE Rock, ARK. Oct. 30.-About
TWENTY-FIVE Cinnamon arrived here
this morning. No one knows whence
they came or whittier they are going.
1t is not known whether they are
from the Midway Plaisance at the
World S Fairoren route to other quar-
tiers. or whether they are unregls-
tered Chinese hunting place o.
refuge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
se and Full Line Of Carpets

ex-detective who hired the white
horse and the buggy and who called
Tor DR. Cronin and drove him to the
Carlson cottage. Great interest is
being taken in the trial in Gamma
Gael circles, where an aquittal of the
defendant is confidently anticipated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
kE NEWS IN BRIEF.
4 missouri Association OF Chris
Fndeavor is in session at Mo

Missouri Association OF Chris
Fndeavor is in session at Mo
}Eagreat Memphis Auditorium was
M ted yesterday by Rev. Sam
IA at Centre Point. Ark, Sat
saF destroyed $4,000 feet of first
III lumber.
Fbe post office at El Dorado, Kan,
d sebbed Saturday night. Safes
~ blown open.
~
4hld was recently crushed to
Nil and bound up in a bale of cot
], 81 Ada, Arkansas.
~
ia week two members of the
Nan gang robbed the postoffiee
d General store at Cushing, O. t.
-
.l}s Rosa Graham, of Meridian
has sued her husband
.;Isorce on the grounds of adul-
/ negro was burned to ashes Sat
al morning at La Grange, Tenn,
fh9 calaboose. 1t is thought he
assIf fred the building to effect es-
NIsIte caps in Alabama, have
stm gins in every part Of the coun-
#lIDut Florence, warning ginners
sHep ginning cotton until it brings
4nents.
sduard Duncan, an insane man
Ne Vas being restrained temporar-
III Jail at Hot Springs, Ark, was
aud to death in his cell Friday
III last.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
ACHED BY CREDITORS
firm of Harrison d stinson, At New
aisvllle, Ark, Attached This Morn
ing.
4 to the GRAPHIC.

to the GRAPHIC.
y LEwIsvILLE, ARK, Oct. 30
stock of goods belonging to
fson 4 Stinson was attached
today by the George Taylor
pission Company. of st. Louis.
fson & Stinson was one OF the
1t firms doing bushes at this
Assets and liabilities unknown
'esent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
CRANK OF CRANKS.
MURDERER OF MAYOR HARRISON
1 FREE SILVER CRANK ALSO
bed His Time in Sending Senator
Dubois Threatening Letters.
to the GRAPHIC.

to the GRAPHIC.
lFHISeroN. D. G., Oct. ..8o.-since
assassination OF Mayor Harris
/ Chicago, by Eugene Patrick
1ergrast, it has developed that
same man has been writing
fleming letters to Senator Du-
Of Idaho. Every mornings
brought Senator Dubois a let
breatening him with dire con-
Rnees if he did not succeed inS Sc
g free silver.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
GARLAND'S REMAINS.
sArrive IN Little Rock Tomorrow
where the Funeral VIII Be Held.

" to the GRAPHIC.
TILE Rock, ARK, Oct. 30.-The
#Hlns Of Miss Daisy Garland will
4 here tomorrow morning and
.oe carried to the Eighth street
Rodlst church, where they will
Rln until 3 O'Clock, p. m. at
FL time the funeral services will
Nld, which will be conducted by
1tey. DR.. Hunter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
Arrested for Assault.

Special TO the GRAPHIC.
RIsoN, ARK, Oct. 30.-Ben CoIneal-
Gus, colored, was arrested here yes
terday by Marshal Couger. charged
with having made an assault ON his
daughter year ago. He has been
n hiding ever since until arrested
Yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
Run OVER BY THE CARS.
gro Boy Fatally Injured Near Eel DO.
RADIO.

al to the GRAPHIC.
DORADO, ARK. Oct. sO.-A negro
named Mulligan was run over
'raln here last night and fatally
|ea. Both legs were cut off by
car wheels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 3O.-Cotton: Spots
firm, 4Kd. Sales, 10000 bales.
Dec Jan, A .26; Jan.-Feb. 4.27 sellers
Feb.-March, 4.2s@4 20; March-April
4.30@4.31; April-May, 4.32tn4. 80.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30
SIIver-Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Williams cele-
DRAFTED the twenty-fifth anniversary
OF their marriage at their home in
Redfield, Saturday night the 18th
inst. The occasion was attended by
alarge number OF guests. and the pres
ents, all in silver, We're numerous and
costly. The GRAPHIC extends its sin
cere congratulations. and we trust
that they will live to celebrate many
times more the anniversary of theil
marriage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30

Next Sunday afternoon there will
be congregational meeting at the
Presbyterian church hall to decide
on the locationo the new house OF
worship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30

NEw YORK, Oct. 30.-Cotton, dull
Spots unchanged. Middling. 3-16c
Futures closed quiet and steady
one point advance, as follows:
Oct, S97; Nov. 500; Dec. 500: Jan,
S.1e@S17; Feb, S.24; March, s.3l
April, s.3saS.39; May. s.46Ms. IL
June. s.53@7.54.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30

PINE BLUFF, ARK, Oct. 3O.-Mid-
ding, re.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30

81 at Centre Point. Ark, Sat
q destroyed $4,000 feet of first
lumber
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-30

sareat Memphis Auditorium was
Ned yesterday by Rev. Sam