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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-07-14
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A Run on ParIOr Furniture.
There is never a run without a rea-


son
We are selling Parlor Suits at
prices never offered before in our city.
The quality of these suites accounts
for the run, and the price is low
enough to turn the run INTO a gallop,
Come and inspect these suits; it is our
business to show as well as to SELL
and it IS not the least trouble in the
world to show you through our beau
tiful stock, which is complete in every
variety Of furniture, and the finest
stock Of carpets ever shown in the
city.
Cash or easy payments.
WOODFIN FURNITURE CO.,
104 East Broad Street,
Texarkana, Ark.
(Pine Bluff, Ark.
Branch Houses ! Alexandria, La.
[ New Iberia, La.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The gaa works on which the entire
city Of Evanston, H., depends for its
light, were blown up Saturday after.
noon. Loss $4,000. Thomas Ryan,
engineer, and Thomas Kern, fireman,
were seriously injured.
Congressman /. H. Goodnight, OF
franklin, KY, who was thought to be
out Of danger, suffered relapse and
was suddenly taken much worse. His
condition 10 serious.
1t reported that large oyster beds,
furnishing bivalves Of fine quality, have
Just been discovered in Louisiana, and
will furnish large quantities for years to
come
Dr.. Frank g. Dessert, an American
composer, has been invited by the pope
TO produce his "Messo Solonelle" In st.
Peters church, Rome, on Easter Sun
day.
French Canadians named Lugrian
claim that was Adam Forepaugh'a
name and that they hre his hoirSa They
are trying to got q alice Of his estate.
The Wyoming cattle war was ended
Saturday by the discharge OF thetwenty.
three men arraigned for murder, be.
cause jury could not bo secured.
BY tho fall OF wall OF the Mckay
building, burned at Rochester, N. ",
Saturday, Sylvester w. Burns and John
Hess, Arenon, wore killed.
Tho Exchange Telegraph Company Is
authority for tho statement that Prince
George, Of Wales, will marry Princess
Marie, Of Teck, in April.
Judge r. R. Nelson, Of tho United
States court, Of Duluth, declared tho
Chlnose exclusion oct unconstitutional
Tho messengers with tho electoral
votes Of several OF tho states have not
yot appeared at Washington.
1tisfoported that Charley Ross has
been found In Charleston, III, lnvosti.
CATION has been commenced.
Mayor Euatla, Of Minneapolis, has ID.
suod IN order closing every gambling
house In that city
The United States Glass Company will
start Up tho factory at Beaver Falls,
idlo for two yoafs,
II 10 reported at patlslhat Magistrate
FtanqpCallo VIII 80 to England 10 Ok.
amino NJ. HOtS.
Judpe and Mrs. Albion ". Tourgee
arc seriously III at thelr home In May.
vile, n, Y.
A sroat hurricane has IuHt passed.
over Greece, causing loss Of life and
property.
A woman has at lalt bscn connected
With tho Panama scandals. She 10 an
autrOe1,
II istoporlod that Cleveland has Of.
iotod Frank Hurd tho atiornOy.gonetal.
ship.
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s,,ral Dgpaich to Ns InteiIgsRss,
HvSuSGroS, W, VA, Jan, ga fear.
tul explosion occurred q few minutes
before / o'clock this afternoon at the
Kellogg powder mills, five miles below
this city,
Only the watchman and engineer
we're on duty at the time, and being in
distant part of the. premises, they
we're not injured.
The glazing mill and one wheel mill
went up, with about seven tons OF
pOwder. The conclusion wrecked all
the structures about the plant and
shook up this city in terrible way.
1t was just one year ago yesterday
that seven men were buried who had
been killed by an explosion there on
the 18th OF January, '92. On this occa-
sion tho workmen had just gone to din
ner, and thus escaped almost certain
death.
This ia the sixth explosion that has
occurred there within eighteen months.
Que or two Of these were merely wheel
mill explosions, involving only few
hundred pounds Of powder. The glaze
mill has exploded four times.
Tho Kellogg improvement company,
instituted proceeding some time ago to
have this powder mill declared nuisance
and compel the removal, and also Of
iered tho powder company q site in u
hollow mile distant and ten thousand
dollars to remove, but the proposal was
rejected
The citizens Of Burlington. on the Ohio
side, Just opposite, petitloned Gov. Nc.
'Kinley some months ago to confer with
Goy. Fleming and see il 1t was not pos
able to have the works removed. Each
explosion has broken the windows and
shattered the walls in Burlington. while
several people there have had narrow
escapes from flying fragments aud de-
bris Tho kellogg improvement COM
pNny could not give away town lot
within n mile OF tho powder works.
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ABOUT THE BIG SRA Mps.
Fun in tho Senate saturday. Made by Mr,
WnIrott.

Fanin tho Senate saturday. Made by Mr..
wolcott.
WAsHSGroN, D. O., Jan 22.-The new
Columbian postage stamp was vigorous.
ly attacked in the senate yesterday by
Mr.. WOlcOtt, of Colorado, who called up
his joint resolution directing the discon-
tinuance Of these stamps. In brief
but decidedly breezy speech, MIR. VOL.
colt ridiculed tho postmaster generals
mercantile idea that a largo profit might
be made from their sale 10 stamp col
lectors-an idea, he said, that
might suit some Central American
state that was "a few thousand dollars
shy" He was unwilling TO have un-
loaded on stamp collectors IN cruel and
unusual stamp" and rather approved Of
aphysician's idea that 1t might be used
M Chest protector. Senators en-
loyOd tho speech, and tho joint resolu-
tIOn would have been passed instantly
mad not tho chairman Of the postoftlce
committee, Mr. Sawyer, interposed an
objection which sent II TO that commit
ieo Tho anti.option bill was discussed
loF little over an hour and then went
VVeF, without action, until Monday.
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YOUNG IUNING's INSANITY.
lis Friends Caused his Confinement for
his own benefit.

41lb EElpuub OhuHuu AAh 0ptllAApAAuHNl AVE
his own Bencflt.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The exact facts aa
to the sudden mental derangcnent Of
zohn Luniug, son Of q late San Fran.
ciaco millionaire, and his subaequent
removal from the yacht Alert at Nice 10
Paris, arc as sfollows:
Luning began acting peculiarly whom
half way across tho Atlantic. He grew
rapidly worse until his arrival at Nice,
where the friends whom he was enter.
tanning decided that for his own vel
fare they ought to place him under
treatment They tolegraphed to oharle6
Peters, formerly Luning's achoolmato
In San Francisco, aud now d atudent Of
art In Paris, tho detaila concerning
Luninga condition. PoterS, Frank
Ungor and Harry Gilllg won't 10
Nice and took Luning back TO Paribl
They summoned TO the hotel DR.. War,
rem Boy, an American physician, and
subsequently, they called Dr. CharCot.
Upon the recommendation Of both ply.
sicians Luning was removed 10 q pfl.
vat0 asylum. His friends 'thon cabled
to London for an English physician,
and this physician will bring Lunlne 10
London shortly. 3 +.
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DENTON, TEX, Jan. 2l.-James swartz,
the young New York pedestrian who
has started to make the journey around
the world in fifteen months on foot, for
a wager OF $4,000, arrived in this city
this afternoon, having left New York
October 10. He was sick four days in
Sherman, Texas, but is still one day
ahead OF time. He must make an av.
erago OF fifteen miles day to win the
wager. He goes from here to San Fran
cisco, thence by steamer to China,
through China and Africa, thence by
steamer to New York. He says he will
make II.
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last nights dispatches gives rise to
probability that there may yet be more
bodies which have not been found,
Mrs. William Mantz reported to the
Alton police this morning that her hus,
band, who had started for the scene Of
the wreck at 10 o'clock yesterday, had
not yet returned, A searching party
was organized aud his dead body found
near Wood river, over q half mile from
the place where the explosion occurred,
No trace had been found un to 6
o'clock Of the runaway switchman,
Richard Grattan.
The loss to the company, 60 the
officials state tonight, will be between
Sl25, 600 and Sl50,000.
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oHAMploN ooRRRrr TALKs.

Ho WIN Fight any Champion, Mitchell
PreFerrGd.-.HG Is not Looking for "Easy
9Iarks."
CHICAGO, Jan, 22,-James ], Corbett
gave out to-day public letter in which
he replies to the remarks of Pat sheedy,
in New York, tothe effect that puGllists
are being given purses larger than they
have any right to receive. Corbett
says that all sAeody knows about
pugllism he picked up on one
tour he made through the country
with John l.. Sullivan, when the ex-
champion was offering 500 to any man
who would stand before him for four
rounds,
He denies tho statement that he is
looking for easy marks" as sheedy
says, and says that ii he was, he would
pick up some OF the challenges OF the
men who are chasing him about the
country trying to arrange for fight.
In Corbett's optlion uniform rate
OF $4,000 for fighters would be Q rank
injustice, for when they arc capable OF
drawing crowds that bring o profit to
an athletic club OF from $4,000 to $45,.
900, tho pugs should have a portion Of
the profits.
He declares that he has a right to act
II he chooses and that is worth $3.50, 900
year to him 10 do so, and he would be
foolish to let SO large sum Of money
go by him. Corbett declares that Sui
livan defended the championship for
twelve years by fighting Ryan, Mitchell,
Ktlrain and himsef-a fight once every
four years. Therefore he argues that
he has the right to wait one year be-
fore fighting again,
In conclusion he eays he is ready to
fight the champion Of any country, but
that he will fight none but champions.
He prefers Mitchell, and il that pugilist
will not fight, his choice is Jackson.
and II he does not come up, he will
fight any man in the world, barring no
color or nationality, the fight to take
place in the fall Of '03.
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cinrnleso Isxhibits Landed.

VANCOUVER, B. U, Jan. 22.-The Gin.
ealese exhibits for the worlds fair
brought on the steamship Empress Of
Japan, will be kept here until the bal.
ance arrive on the next steamer, when
o 4poclal train will convey them to
Chicago.
Over 500 packages were received,
mostly ebony, teak and other building
materials Tor the Cingalese building.
Several Gngalese are expected by tho
next steamer, who will erect tho build.
.inn.
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FROZEN IN CHARLESTON.
Two Deaths in Week BY Cold, tho First
in 900 YenrA,

In 800 Years.
CHARlESroS. S. O., Jan. 2l.-The
v'sthOr hero still continues below
l'eCiing point, and has been so since
Vhtlstmas-a thing thathos mover been
K. known in tho history Of Charleston.
This morning the body Of an aged ne.
60 Charles Laurence, was found in a
,sIhi9!nGy In ono Of tho tenement districts,
lhlS man was frozen 10 death. This is
Ine second death from cold that has oc.
CURED here this week, and 1t ID the first
HmO In the 2n0 years oil tho city's OK.
Miohco that any one has be0n known 10
'Cese TO death In this city.
worry low Of the present generation
TsvO Tav over seen leo or snow until how.
mo women of tho city have been az
v,i SotE Tor q week gathering blankets,
SC,S9I!nlhg CS md provisions Tor the sufferers.
W W ne $4,000 or more negroes who make
uP VI, about onO'hali tho population Of tho
'''yl tully twothirds are deatilulu.
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nuNrIN0roN's Gas WORKS.


The Fine Plant Tested saturdny-For n
Court House.
Special Dispatch 10 the IptClltgmcr.
IluSnSoroN, W. Va, Jan. 22.-The
now gas works were tested yesterday
evening, and the product found emin-
emily satisfactory in all respects. Hunt
ngtOn is twenty.one years old. and
never had gas works before. She has
depended on electricity and coal oil for
illumination. The new plant cost over
o quarter Of n million dollars and in.
rIudes an electric plant for light and
street cNr purposes.
j. l. Caldwell is president and Frank
DoOIittle superintendent,
The citizens here held mas meet
Ing last night and pet,tioned the county
court to issue 100000 bonds and build
court house and jail; $4,000 is the
estimated cost OF the court house. The
balance is TO complete the jail now
under construction.
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LONDON, Jan, 21,--Jameg Francis
Igan, convicted Of participation
at Birmingham in 1884 in an
Irish dynamite plot, and son.
tonccd to twenty years penal servttude
was released to-day from Portland
prison by order of Homo Secretary
Asquith, on the ground Of I'll health.
Mr.. Barry, tho noted Irish member
OF Parliament, who has taken a deep In.
terost in tho movement 10 OBTAIN Egan's
release, wont TO meet Egun at Portland
prison and accompany him 10 hla homo
in HIrminnhan,
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A rOtni lyntor WORT. eSplo,lou.

GoSuEN, IND, Jan. 2l.-The water
works boiler at Napahnos exploded at 4
o'clock this afternoon, killing three men
and injurlug two others. Tho boiler
also operated tho electric light aud had
Just been repaired, twas being tested
when tho accident occurred,
I The killed arc N. A. French, Of the
Town Board George Parker aud Elsc-
trleIan Johnson.
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Pnlon ,rlll 1Ient GiIlnsnin.

A challenge was printed yesterday
from James Gillespie, of Wheeling, to
Charles Pollen, for a contest with gloves
for points. Pollen yesterday posted 500
at John Shorts saloon, on Sixteenth
street, for q meeting with Gillespie, and
is ready to meet him any time to sign
agreements.
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BERLIN, Jan. 29, The outbreak Of
cholera in tho NIetloboh asylum In
Halle, continues to cause great anxiety.
From noon yesterday to noon to-day
seventeen new Gases and nine deaths
were reported 10 the authorities Prof
Koch 10 hard at work Ia Halle, trying
TO ascertain tho source Of the outbreak
lie sent specimens Of bACllli found In
different parts 10 tho Berlin bactoriolog.
lNal lngtlLNie for thorough ekalnInalI6n.
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An 1,dilor pilnrrrd ,Yith Ar.on.

DMsTob, Pa, Jan, %. 20. 4. Blonslng.
OF, editor Of tho Bristol Daily Tines,
was arrested to-day on tho charge Of at
tempting to burn his printing establish.
inent The charge was brought by Pat.
ton Bfos,, Ia whose building the Times
Office IL located, aud who arc part own.
ers oi the newspaper plant. lie was
held Ia $1,000 bail
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THE FIGHT TOMORROW
between Ed Reilly anl Mike uowley will
be n Good One.

between Ed Reilly and Mike HoWley will
be n Good One.
Tomorrow evening before the Pas
time Athletic club will be fought what
the knowing ones soy will be one OF the
gamest glove contests ever seen around
here. The principals arc Ed Reilly. of
Washington City, and Mike Howley, an
Englishman, latclyarrived in this para.
disc of pugilists- America. Reilly by
his contest with Smith is known to be q
good un," and the Englishman is said
to be a hard hitter too, SO the contest
is sure to be o cracker jack.
The 60 will come of at the place
the Rowan-Smith fight occurred, and
from the present outlook large and
enthusiastic crowd will assemble at the
ring side. The club 40 tar has met
with success in its pugilistic ventures,
and will no doubt soon be q firmly
established organization.
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ST.. PAUL, Jan. 9l.-"Kid" Burns, Of
San Francisco, and Harry Lemon (col.
orcd), OF Denver, lightweights, fought
at the Olympic In this city last night
for 5000. Tho fight was to have heon
eight rounds, but only five were rcquir-
cd bY Lemon 10 best Ills nntagoniat.
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NIu,t Ionrn IIuoglNn M 4 Yehr.

BERLIN, Jan. 22.--Genefal Gourkb.
govefnoraonoraloi WaFsaw, has granted
German otnployesin factories Ia Rueslah.
Poland one moro year 10 which 70 learn
tho Russian language. In caeo they do
not know the language In January 9Di,
thOy will DO expelled.
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1ihESsbuRO, Pa, Jan. 90,-The EbOns.
burg branch train, which was snowedup
on the nightoi January iO,at which time
tho engineer and home Of the pastengotg
we're badly frozen, was dragged out ol
the drifts today Four engines we're
required % work lhOsnow plow through
tho huge dflilB.
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's'E1N@wtiE. o., Jan. ". y Tho big
lC' gorge at Browns Island 10 bOing
Watched Onxiouuly, on account Of 70.
PofIs from above that the threatened
,SaW had ht0ady began 10 put water In
oI wy Y, lwo rivers above, The light keeper
SsS y ilG y. Island reports the gorge In very
VSiIhlA I hlApe, as II Will 70 out In great
weight when II docs alifL
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 90 bishop Reane.
rector of tho Catholic University
here, gave n special dinner to-day
in honor Of the designation Of Mgr sa.
TOLL as permanent Apostolic delegate
to the United States. The guests
included DIR. McGlynn and his friend
Bishop Moore, OF st Augustine, Fla,
and the faculty Of the university.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2l.-Dan ololand,
Of New York, fell ayiCIim before Billy
Plimmer, champion bantem weight
fighter Of the world, tonight at the
Ariel Athletic Club. The man from
New York was knocked out by o right
hand punch and left hand swing early
in the second round.
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t.al na1looSIYS, jan 20, Warren q. Ab.
w., So'V' brewery, q iour.atOry brick build.
,"s wy, was destroyed BY Hto carly this
cor,a01' cUo,Sr,,al01' The loss 10 the building and
oti"Ina ivau Y estimated al s15,OO0. The
S'aol the Ore ID not known.
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GROWS GRADUALLY WEAKER,
Not Much Hope In MIR. Blaine's Condition
the Past Two DAYS,

WASHINGTON, D. o., Jan. 2e.-That
Mr.. Blaine is weaker is the only knowl.
edge his physicians gained OF any
change in his condition to-day. He is
apparently about tho same as he has
been for several days past. Ile retains
consciousness, and does not appear to
be better or worse, but the doctors
have noted slight loss Of strength each
day.
DR.. Hyatt called this morning anF Dr..
johnson paid visit to the patient this
nfknrnnnn
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The SOCIETY OF JESUS.
Members Hmpathioally Deny that
They Opposed satolli,
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND'S YIENS

Are Inimical to the JesuIts, and in
Self Defense they Condemn them.
His Theory of Education is Pro-
nouuced Wrong and Dangerous
Tho Catholic Church Should not
Give up the Independence she En-.
joys in the United States,
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ACTTYG IN sRIF DRFRNsE.

The speaker was asked which views
Of the archbishop his order most dig.
liked.
First" he answered, "his ideas on
the religious orders. Archbishop Ire.
land objects to their existence. In self
defense, therefore. we must oppose
him. Then again we condemn his the
orles. Next we distrust his views on
education. We believe them to be dan-
gerous.
with regard to church and state, /
cannot see what good the church can
gain from giving up the Independence
she has hitherto enjoyed in the United
States. We have been free, strong and
fiourishing. Why 60 out OF our way to
give the state the right to rneddle. No
harm will come OF 1t to-day, perhaps,
but tomorrow there may be a hostile
government at Washington. Lastly and
chiefly, cannot admit 1reland's doc
trine that the United States has the
right to confer or give a moral edu-
cation" =
From all this It seems clear that
Archbishop ireland, at all events, has
not heard the last Of the Society OF
Jesus in resistance TO Monsignor satolli,
who representa- the pope.
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II0 Hold Two Nillllons,

RoNf, Jan, gg.-M. ourinollc, man.
ngor OF tho Bank Of Naples, was arrested
to-day for tho embezzlemont Of Two mil.
lion lire. lo was disguised ae q priest
WHOM recognized by tho police. q
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Have departed. There are still a fow
looking after their chances for federal
places. Those who took sides in tho
camde Faulkner episode are busy
hedging and placing themselves in line
to get the joint endorsement OF the two
senator's. It 10 generally believed hero
that Congressman Wilson will have
moro to say in the distribution OF the
big places than all others combined.
When Faulkner and Camden come to
deliver the goods promised whom the
fight was warm they will find their in.
forests claShing.
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ANOTHER EXPLOSION
In tho Kellogg Powder MIL, below
Huntington, Sunday,
TglT CITY SHAKEN UP TERRIBLY

And all the Structures about the
Premises Wrecked Fortunately
there is no Loss of Life, the Men
Having Gone to Dinner-The
seventh Explosion at the Same MN
In Eighteen Months.
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.II.1 ,1hSS1r .sS r5,S.nIS y IIs .,.l dfElls oasi
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New YoRK, Jan. 22.-The Hralds
Rome correspondent says:
The part the Society OF Jesus is said
to have played in the satOlli matter has
been already alluded to. For the sake
Of fairness it would bo well to tell what
the Jesuits answer
One and all deny tho charges which
have been echoed. One OF the most
talented and active OF the Jesuita in
Rome said:
at is absolutely false that We opposed
Mgr. satolIi. Far from having opposed
him, we have been his warrhest friends.
We have stood by HMM Rome through
thick aud thin and helped to make him.
FatherLiberatori, one Of our most gifted
writer's, defended him not long ago in
the Ciuikd CdttollicG. Father Brandt
made him welcome at Woodstock, in
America, four years ago. The charges
rest on nothing"