Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-06

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 The mems meeting at the Merrill Institute yesterday afternoon was addressed by Rev.J. R. Moore. State Secretary $. B. Herr conducted the singing.
 The Jefferson Democratic Club will give Governor Fishback large aud- fence next Friday night. And Gov ernor Fishbaek will in turn make q ringing Democratic address.
 \. L. Burnett, of this city, has been appointed United States Com missioner of the Federal Court for the Eastern District Of Arkansas by Judge John 4. Williams.
 Mr. Ebert Saint Clair, of Silver City, Ark, is in the city. visiting Mrs. Sallie Saint Clair. his mother, whom he has not seen for twenty-one years.
 The preacher, the local and the State Secretary returned from their duck hunt claiming that they had accomplished great wonders. They brought back four ducks. Edmiston, the photographer, has moved into the Mccain X Houston building and is well fitted up for ex- cellent work. Mr Edmiston is an ar tist.
 The streets in the central part of the city, after having undergone q cleaning process during the week, appeared as though they had on their Sunday attire yesterday.
 Rev. Oliver Jennings, the Christian minister, will conduct services every night this week in the Presbyterian Church hall. MT. Jennings is an able and eloquent minister. A mule team driven by a drunken negro Saturday evening ran away on Third avenue, threw the driver to the ground and smashed the wagon into smithereens. Railroad officials, Doddridge, For dyee and Alden were expected in the city Saturday but on account of the hold up" on the Iron Mountain at Oliphant, they did not arrive.
 The Mexican Lady Orchestra at the opera house tonight will draw large crowd. The business manager has been in the city several days al'- ranging for the entertainment here tonight and tomorrow night.
 Ne note that the little girls and boys who have been in the habit of running horse races while out taking their evening rides are not indulging in the dangerous sport at as lively a rate as usual We note the change with pleasure
 Patrollman Murdaugh kept the sidewalk along Main street from Second to Fourth avenue clear of the usual crowd that usually gathers along that highway on Saturday and almost prevents travel
 There was no gas in the city Saturday night The only explana- tion offered is the man whose business it was to feed the generator went to sleep at his post of duty There is bad management somewhere on the part of somebody.
 Parties who are subscribers for the DAILY GRAPHIC and who have hereto fore been subscribers for the WEEKLY GRAPHIC, but who now desire the Weekly discontinued, will please notify us by telephone or otherwise. This is important. II d2t
 It is time the ladies of the city get together and formulate some plan for soliciting subscriptions to the Thanksgiving fund for the benefit of the needy in our community. Let Pine Bluff be not behind other places in this laudable enterprise.
 MT. Rowland thinks the steamer Eugene will arrive one day this week. It will be hard trip on account of the low stage of the water, but the Arkansas River Packet Company proposes to do their very best to make it if at all possible.
 Get the best for the same money. Hotel Trulock bar and Billiard Hall,