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~ sa6ati ~ hume u aocion il 81 Aid.
We very tlceply regret tho deat ii, 81
orr old friend. Phocion Howard. For i
gosss may years wo have thought uch
rlolss Of the old gentle nlan than We cared
to tell Il from time to time No have
rallied ind jokcd 1T his expense, ii was
becaase we knew his worth and thought
mucn OF him personnel y-for, be IL I'M
derstood. we never frivol with those
whom we do not lie. Phocion Under
stood it all. Whenever he came to Chi
rago no climbed the stairs to sec MS, and
we We're always clad to SEQ his rudy
face and to hear his big, CHEEKY voice.
Phocion did not do much fooling him
self. and perhaps that is why he did not
dislike our badinage.
Phocion Howard was one of the old
school One Of the few pioneers left here
tor long time il the west. He was ut
terry lmprovident, utterly irresponsible,
utterly impossible Once he was moro
pr less intemperate. but he stopped that
folly some time ago. Up to the last he
was generous and self sacrificing to tho
degree Of fault. Els sy1.,patIligs y-ere
Easily enlisted and his eil ssiiassn and
loyalty never faltelea Oftantines Be-
trayed and imposed upon and wronged,
he never lost confidence IN his fellow.
men. Ills head may have failed him in
emergencies. but Phocion's heart WAS al.
ways ready with generous, graz ons. no
bic impulses.
so we think OF the old man very ten
darly as we speak Of him today. and tfe
hard part OF it all is that we have to
hold our pen in check, lest it commit rs.
to an utterance OF those deeper FEELINGS
in our heart whieh perhaps would seen,
mere sentinentality to zen, who may
not hare known this kindly olasoul
This world Of ours is very beautiful,
and life here IS syveet. FOR IN this heanti-
full world humanity with its tender
sy,npathies and tender Offices aloriiiesi it
all, Onr old friend Fhocioa loved this
world CT ours, ;.ssa lie Iogoa his fellow
men. and il is this love, pore haaee, that
qualities humanity for what is to come
in the hereafter. Eugene Field in Chi
cago News-E Record,
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il and, NJ tsI Statistics. !

Tie slow machinery Of the English
government has j11sstt turned out the re-
port Of vital satellites III 1891. It APP
pears that the line IN the NUM-
Der Of sgs'es which began in
glssll4 ssill contina les. IN! the tier year
I g IN eco bii ooias and 90 77 IN 600
brides were Under q. 1891 only SO
men and il coo. II nm
der age fac also appears tthatt
the Jews IA the population
of more bIIed ii 20
years. WiEsssol eoslnt
ute ms
sttched BY the pops
ion ton IL syv and Courier.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

IS 8 AZ
3 yl.s q q as. u.
nave s.a.lt hsyasl t,,;al ss ,,ss,S
,,,s AZ, M
s,issaIisg sfI,ef,I s;s 81
customs once so avfl,l HAL a,,olsls sfay,.e.
II dared Is trend tl,e 81 8 q, "a M
siiscu On yv;as FRIED ~ l,ava lysa,, SO.
duced e q co1a,aonnl ] ce,,e,s co,n s,srahla
to The reports Of 4 yyard meeting. s. &
I f1libusteriing session 4, CONGRESS-
he ia per ti,,ent press ,,eys;ists s, freats
ING eyerv;5Ilin and everybollv IL a., a..
eryday sort of7 d way. Even reliaion has
M ~, dersys Il 8, Y,,a q s., e,,t
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02


g tsae Ss:stssI
asl wise ar
nable Oh listincss
now liiisl ga fst1lsE-
tons IS AIMEE
lean pm schools actical eject
thiss letter IL BE Tor Gath
Ole parents te aet l,on their oAn judy
iyleut III sch fer tt1esil
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
The gney;sabIc.

CRY aga tile 5iasttrous
hooi2sIsiizss Isiesa is in vogue,
bus 6ss ere IS no lsi,s,all power capa bie.cf
even tlls,
syenien llEosess to itl with 5.is-
like. slsen Ds.nae Esssl,ioal il tiers; lhei
iettlsn TIE men arc noyhere IN il, and
the God bless to
cher. II, &. IL, 30.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
Prestu t,,la,,s !. /,

s,sll f1he oranin Of tho SIC
8 wear ont lore BE-
folo II tho le,sstt
lloser- yo1. sllssa to aE
her S tie tim
sSs!le lsssss al Id IS sberdash erss NJ eek
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02


M
III flI9 ls
fif isyTa ssS fiissf mi Isl
HIM III. rs
~ siss es ~ 81 risl,
com sos ;ffes. kiaGSyj iIy nt,s
"a
aalI IL neignsd cse Y
But one do Love came knuek USE His he
~ I'M 81 pas sion, ear ing not defeat
Ar,fl, :ij lie d nan s. kesed out ofs sieep,
felt new life lhrough all lis being sta f.
noble ifnpuls new aud st sweet
sweep. Sasss
81 gorge lss Jay.
ss Waste OF Time.
yo,, caT ,,ad s horse IS yyater. but yt,,, ea,,not
8 IS max 8 lin, al
S1 morn Ii
Bnt Won make her q PLAYER if she HASN'T
any tune.
on can never q farmer OF 81 boy who
Ioyes tho sea-
Tho,,g', Won may IA q iii n plo,Y ana nlant and
v]lo;, and haW ana "a 5. sas g
S no use to swear and because your
an d son Ssh
Prefers Tie sirl he met Is tho car rs yo1r se-
ss lectsd one.
~ 1,,a ~ ~
A III. ~ II a
s., Il ,.,,+ -,
the layrrs5 crow.
4 HONESTLY haliava S. ,yo,,l ~
hatta,. s.
You cannot make q parson of the atapestr M, 81
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EIas;,ta inc,rs va ,es,

The daily papers al recorded the fact
that the steam IS on her east
ward trip, ssiss q sea that 5deanoI ished
her crows nest lockout, and that the
Teutolic, which caught The same gale
coming west, had ono sea VI llich ecsnhed.
oyer tie crow 5 nest and carried 81. ;sy
her forward port lliifeboat as it u over!
the rail Issit mono of the daily papers
took the trouble Is mention Just hess how
the sewsnest is sit latt ed Oh these ships,
and ccnsen y d II at sea was.
Inquiry by IIiissa,iisse Journal
Sisse that, wink IA
s.;;sssl' and lslssly other tho GUS
tom is to l;s5.e the nest III tile
I'll w bite Star
slstil at an of 50 feet
ssase On tic foremost
reached a iron from the
ffory, III slsc a ship
as the or 'Tesat ogie the st
Of deck tho is.
5;sbags 10 feet above tho level OF 10 sea-
which would make &C no
tgast carried ;;-E9s- tia IS nest
in .ttsi stsosslo is Il
for Il tic.
hut n ,3sits the essessn such
ottaa "a q
to il, a
Of tae sea st lie time this wave
swept her, tie rsessil Of wave
might be cssls5i IS ne ia. than
90 feet. but il YVES Of
Nt;aster nearly rom there tho
slip fioatel lsZs.a,itssse j q i.il.ssll
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
General F,n4,ar m r7;s sy.,ol,4

General Butler was hap lest on the
deck OF his Yacht, where he clad himself.
ia js:rllatty fflssnz1els, surrounded himself.
Will, pretty girls and renewed his youth.
Il tho truth were to be told, he liked to
cruise III well ffraauented waters, where
now and then a. crowded excursion
steamer would be net. On such occa.
sielis he was perfect, sure to be cneered
heartily; lie lifted his cap while: the
cheering was sseing on and then becssoned
TO one the young ladies. She under
stood tsaeisizgsa and stepping If pulled
sascofgl which discharged the Americas
bissssssesstt ssssisll. Boo,nl Itwssa beautiful
n.ise. Once more tie crowd On he ex,
cersion steamer csleafed. the general
lifted his czsp,ttIe young ladies smiled,
aud the America sailed esauisitely on
her We.
Innocent weaknesses were those of the
old general. If he had beer, a bad man
or a really crafty one. he would probably.
have attained degree cf power,
Iasoass lis own III .s}5t with
that guile, tss;;t sci
seesin g, Which naises ossest te.
present oses IN q Isss;1l ulltii.
Hsate csles. lsEesl vito az. i a.reat .dietsi
Wssasa ard iaore n,isessiev III lle ever
vsssssss have net been abused enc entieth
as much is lie. Boston lSs.
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ASST 81 neHU. /

Tho ife Of Ives near
Is ID
sclaiinei, to seYea ca IA the past
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

e3Is!
sts iiSEs
lasts
ies !u15clSer
alone at the sts which,
Tires IL iles'
|frola1 Is 81 apl,les
Eciate sic i,ich
I as "a ay after an lfs;
watched the thicl lee conscious 81
great5 peril n lich enrironed
lsnl, his sit,n is Uni tieed with
ttilat: helsl Ct leo ling IT'D n1;gftv,
|pov aeai aasts the lies and gathering
|Rad diSiena Cd gttlh every moment AZ IS
oyerlalI' piled against tic
doomed ST sactare
o Pray III such d crisis 81 was 4 most:
natural ttllng 90 DO, and pray Ia did.
long az fer eilil and he feels assured
that his yers were answered, for. it;
was not Very long before be deserted ia
the distance the SIN olke OF 81 steamer bat-
ting It'll the ice ST. 81 she proceeded
along SO, eettttiing 81 STA
ton, Hl,e was stop eel the thiicll,, lee.
itilos1ga the steam Ell some half mile
ont toward the ship channel, the nervy
keeper deter min ed To Ion HE station
to It's in pending fate and ia lie the effort
10 reach her ettttiin poa the In tiied
ice he pro ceeded toWa her, his:
hat to tract the attention OF those on
board. itilairl hail a distance
he cried out slustil to the officer ia conl-s
IL y =
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
Great -sss::s. :ssssi ( 81, q ;.,,lsr

d
for ~ rel of italian or
streets
assse BIZ e Frog;
been els n
eyaassael
aisa II as the late Cen
selsal IIss5ltlea, when lists
played the ia one
Of tune Lara
Of the. Sc. \
sssF 81 81 1ss Isl }.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

u western college pro-
poses tas 81 a tsllre on co 1lnence-
Of
10 Isls
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
y Eror.s..lsl e. ..s isl Tie Ss;.arfc Tax.

= -
I'D is still under single
tex relic, Ia there are sylls
that The III Il, l:le Ii ace much head
way {. ii the bitter
teff asS opponents assert
tlstt. it has l.s.iasei the town, ID they
point to the censs ion Of the streets and
of the nsYeIaeIsis TO corroB orate their
clisisll llsssastt has
since tlessnasle tax lseol, got control Ct
its aif.s ii sss.
Ihess contentious the sin tax snleii
ggorosssl but their is more
IN the onship Of the sins tex as
Il principle than ia The dem lstrat ion of
workings this place. Generally
they tt1a.ts been ia force
long enough for Il al
Iopp oaeatt with Wit that they
iaYa had 4 s;lt
tend to .Lrsz sssacsss ia l1f;.5 !,
when tie ssazlt,ssl election af losv COM
Giissia l,t, &c lie tas seem
to y divided between Tie
two ions, Of which are
sssss ess,lsesss contest
III the prime,
here q crest deal ef Is the
sst, Of lie tlssion
IS becoming Il ORR
/ ines 49,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
,;ssi, Travelled, otter s..

y a Rockville nassa g bout nine months
sag received al II his bro her,
ployed Oh running OF. Of
EEoslalIossss55 India, ing him to send a
Jtdfsl States IS gold which lie
Vsasslsessl to Il ear ::ss q ssttch char He
ebbttaiged The coin, Incl osed it between
yso pieces Of cal,el board, lat a
he letter
On Is md it re
tasrnca to II Il The en-
ted ilzssbla appear
ssazsca nd IS Il cree Il CURE siiy, having
over The letter
vsal Oh
coin lseared having
slru5abiI Of tho letter.
si'iise Letter Gus points ii the
.es and the cen
Oh HON
is reg;
on tie i covered
with colors.
Ter Post master
lsss;sll It nj
ttlie DIN IS he consi ders
Of When BE
G .iI ,sl essss;
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

Get y our Job work done I the
SHEtF O flee. Oh.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
4 G.iaisit Wedding Gift.

"A watch which the kaiser gave as a
Wedding present to his sister. Princess
Margaret Of Pr,sssssS., On her Ii
with e.sii. Charles Of Hesss
has q eslrios..s history It etiIis Ee-
Iongo9l to Queen OF Prussia, the
mother oil i-,;se1.
was looted 80 sitter one
OF tlle victories WHICH s.a placed
Berlin 81 e;oss cred cit in tie HANDS
of sTclecyls troops Being taken Il.
S55trsa.sbllra. year later
won as lsiaa ina lLsss,s,::sc Ks lottery
tsiae Cook sc Ulcers ness.
to his sister
sSlso sssfses ned 3 domestic
position IN here
el2een le.ssse. oh ii Is
scoanizsd it as her
own and slssssssilsss Of it IL
exchange ia q zen sls1a Of money
late in tho
watch to the present en- I1eror, It'll
cxpressiesa OF laer it a
ways rel q a sl,assiar
princess. clg,ess. 81 &C les.
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Corr re Il EEs.,r sssls Il. j. ssls.


The uraslstsssl cold Of the vim
ter has
complaint. a women WHO las suffered
from tbs laicll
this Iartse' lsl issIi ion e. h
to have fos4..l ss5zs, d ed
or ct least fsosa which is net
one eff tile tssll;;sl ,sssslsassll les is
ter t,ssils.ss hot lot and witch
hazel Geld cs'assia is7s5l the rest! OF the
list this :. tie lea came
TO me lssst 70 bury n feet Il
ccolnass al the
ll.Iolerable burning tried It, with with in
gtallt s1scs sss. Don Il Il tie ia rom a
powder ~. Tale !; howl o. dliisll, ,sssl
Ii urge feet ii the .i1ssssal
:sslEi kessss il ts'srs hs,essd for ls,.sss
istia last most ot {. HE corn.
stare shoe can le
RESUME Tn com 1T
his s.ssalslts, de s5iiseasi se suggestion
orsght to he eirclala Gar ss.riY erss and
8sttllsels y5i:ese occupation forces them tes
stt;s1la almost .,.ssl. are likely te5
81 tie test ST. fferers ii col weather
from frost ilittte,a
h5aiias. s, Point of View IN New Yorll
6 G mes.
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~ x * (
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21
The Difference Between the
 TWO

Possibly nothing can better illus trate the policy of the two great political parties than can the discussion which is now going on in the Ways and Means Commit tee. It is estimated that an increased tax of 10 cents per gallon on whisky will bring into the Treasury an an- nual revenue of $10,000, 900. And yet there is objection on the part of some Republicans even to this course. Taxation is necessary. The pur- poses for which a tax is levied and the method of raising the amount in question differ. Republicans believe in tariff. Democrats believe in a tariff, but the one party insists upon the taxation of the necessary arti- cles of the working man in order that the manufacturer may be pro- tected; the other advocates the tax ing of luxuries in order that the working man may be protected. There is world of difference be- tween the two. What does the av- craze American citizen care for the glory of our institutions and the magnificence of our manufacturing industries so long as he pays two prices for the food which he eats and the raiment which he wears? The music of the spindles becomes harsh discord to him when he begins to realize that he pays for it all What is there inspiring about the fact that the laborer pays double amount for the soap with which he washes when a paltly tax of 10 cents per gallon on the whisky which the millionaire drinks would lessen the poor mans burden by 10000, COOP A little less glory, little less magnifcence, and more of general prosperity, if you please.
 Each party advocates taxation by indirect methods. One for revenue only and mainly upon the luxuries of life. The other for an increased revenue, a moiety which goes into the pockets of the rich, and on the necessities of life.
 Yes that is the difference between the two.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21
Indignant Soldiers.

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-The soldiers of United States post Fort Sheridan re- belled against the quantity and quality of the food served at the regimental mess, and the officers are powerless to subdue the insubordinate troops. For several weeks the men have complained bitterly against the food furnished, and Friday night they refused to eat and left the messroom in a body, pro- curing their evening meal in the stores of the adjacent village. It is believed the affair is so serious as to necessitate an investigation by the war depart lnent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21
To Printers.

The GRAPHIC has for sale one old style Gordon Job Press. 10x15 inches inside of the chase; l75 pounds of brevier type with a large assortment of figures, and several cases containing fonts of newspaper and advertising type, all of which Will be sold at a bargain for cash. For furthur particulars address.
 THE GRAPHIC,
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21
Killed by \ Train.

MORRISON. Ills, Nov. 21,-Charles Andrews, proprietor of the Andrews Opera company travelling in their own private parlor car. met horrible death here. Andrews stepped from one rail road track to another to avoid a west bound freight train when the eastbound Omaha express struck him, throwing him under the freight train, when his body was ground to pieces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21
Sensational Arrest.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 21.-Mrs. Margaret Weaver, wealthy widow moving in the best society. was arrested at her residence on charge of cruelty treat ing Rita Evans, 10-year-old child. and keeping her in wire cage for use as 8 trance medium at spiritualistics seances.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

REPRESENTATIVE HALL, of Missouri, thinks the seigniorage will be coined and the government will issue cer- tifcates possibly in advance of the coinage. This, it is estimated, will increase the volume of currency S53. 900. GOO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

WHITE-oAPs have appeared at Clarksville, Tenn, and now the resi- dents are beginning to disappear. When it comes to extermination there oughtn't to be'any doubt about who should suffer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21
Annunciation Academy.

The Sisters of Charity will open the Twenty-sixth Session of their Academy on Monday, September 1. In Literature are Book-keeping, Type-writing, Shorthand and Higher Mathematics. In Art-Painting, Drawing, Wax-work and Embroidery. In In dustrial Work-Plain Sewing, Dress-making and Cutting by Chart. In Music-Special and General Vocal Lessons and Instrumental Music on Piano, Cabinet and Pipe Organs Guitar, Harp Mando in ana Violin.
 Tuition in Literary Branches is less than one-half the usual Academic Rates.
 Special attention is given to Department.
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ARCH-DEAcoN TARTAR pays a high tribute to the late Bishop of Massa- chusetts. He says: There are many bishops. There was but one Phillip Brooks
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THE meeting of the Populist Com mittee at Leavenworth was not quite as harmonious as itmight have been. Well, under the circumstances one could not expect a regular love feast.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

THE Arkansas Gazette was seventy four years old yesterday. The "Old Lady has seen many stormy times, but is very decidedly alive just now.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

SAINT ANA PERRY, general com manding the revolutionary forces in Mexico, will pay s5 per day for mounted armed men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

THE National Cordage Trust claim that they have secured a strong Board of Directors. It's a pity that a strong United States grand jury can't get hold of them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

THE Seventh Day Adventists of Maryland want the right to work on Sunday. They will carry the mat ter into court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

MINISTER MENDoNcA thinks the re fitting of the Nichteroy in such a short space of time was wonderful piece of American enterprise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

TIE original feud of the Quiggs and Paxtons has broken out in Mis- souri. As it stands just now the Quiggs have the best of it, as the Paxtons are all under arrest.
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FARMERS of Fairbury, H., were swindled by lightning-rod agents. Well, it's change, at any rate. They have been swindled by Repub- licans and Populists in the past.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

THE GRAPHIC accepts adrertis,mg on the distinct and uneQaivocol guaraa- tee hat its circulation in the city ot Pine Blaf and outside of tie citg oJ Pine Bluf is greater Hom that of apy oflseq duly published ia Ptate Bluf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

A PROMINENT citizen of Honolulu says: We are prepared to resist, but we will never fire upon the American flag. Wise man.
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Failure at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Nov, 21.-The Corry- vile Artificial Ice company, capitalized at sl50, ,000. with Sl42. GOO paid in, went into the hands of receiver Saturday. Il. c. Robson, secretary, was appointed receiver.
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TIE McCloy Chimney Company of Elwood, Ind, was awarded $45, GOO against the Erie Railroad A spark from an engine set fire to the works.
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TIE Sullivan-Coghlan- Beveridge- Thorne marriage is rather mixed up. Mrs. Coghlan No and Mrs. Coghlan No. 2 seem to trouble the public immensely. Well, it's mat ter for the wives to settle after all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

THE Attorney-General of Ken lucky eontemplates taking steps to prevent the Louisville X Nashville and the Chesapeke, Ohio & South western
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

GERMANY, through it's Ambassa- dor at Madrid, has assured Spain of hearty o.operation in the matter of expressing anarchy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

PRENDERGRAsT says he is not in. sane, and wants to plead justifca tion. Let him plead that in 8 Higher Court.
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ENGLAND doesn't want to bring any more ships than possible to San Francisco because her sailors like this country too well.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

TIE London Duly Ne,gs thinks Assistant Treasurer Jordon's visit to England is to make some ar rangement in regard to the MeKin- 1aV bi11
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GEORGE GOULD says the story about his paying all the college ex. penses of that prospective brother in-law is untrue.
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SAM JONES preached for two hours and a half in Birmingham to $500 people The city needed it and more, too
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MR. CLEVELAND will as far as pos sible carry out his tariff policy. Any of year trouble will not frighten him.
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SALOONS and spiritualists have been suppressed in Columbus, Ohio. Both exercised evil spirits.
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JUDGE POWELL has very unhospita- ply told the tramps that they can't spend the winter in Memphis.
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MEMPHIS is thoroughly determined to make a good showing in the Cos sitt Library.
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CHEAT BRITAIN is to be congratu- lated upon the termlnation of the great coal strike.
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Gov. PECK has taken official notice of the distress among the Hurley miners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

GRAND MASTER SARGENT thinks the situation on the Leheigh Valley a very serious one.
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SECRETARY LAMONT is to have a new assistant in the person of Hon, J. B. Roe He is a lawyer, but nothing is said of Richard Roe.
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THE people in Indiana are enthus- iastic over Senator Voorhees,. They are not alone in their admiration.
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OFFICE NO. IF PINE STREET.
 TELEPHONE No. 102.

Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second-class mail matter.
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THE Spanish elections resulted in a victory for the Monarchists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

A NEW machine gun has been in- vented which fires 1,80O shots per minute.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, NOV. 21, 1893.