davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-05
Gin Ko6bu6 um1onft.

Slid un6 Slide" 1T Der &itel zines ueltert,
pon Der u9riGe 8ati19 Bomber Company" in
S(btco9o per0ientlt3ten &o6bu9es, 3oi=
ielbe ptrb JEST toitenfrei perionbt '1peroelt,
wenn Ste cine BOitfarte nit Der GrwGbuuug
Der uStaatSSettung" i6reiben.
9as BUD it non pns ielbit 9epriift, un6
ais ein's Der beitel1 8ii3er bieier Dirt beful=
ben woroelt. @uBer %pierbun0ert @ecepte fiir
ale Sorte1 pom 8odmerf lt1o bGltBli6en Sc
ri6ten, entbdlt es ptele Q(1peii ult9en fir
Slid nnb &il3e, ). 9. pte ein Slid 9ebeft
werben muB, wie man bas Gpei1e3im=
mer 5u betreten bot Ii. +. 10. SIS e1tbdlt
etne Wten9e Anweii ungen fir Die &o6tunit.
Die tbeuerite l1tb Before &o6ort, mie Sic eilt=
fa3ite u1o biQi9ite, miro beriiGlt6ti9t, Wtolt
per9elie 1t9t, oos8u3 ''Table and Kitchen
ptro fronco elmer ieOen Game Su9ei9ift, bei
nrs ibre 9enaue AbreIie einl9idt inter 2u=
9obe oeS 8Obnorts ulD beS NameuS. Qr6
fam bos Su9 oeltti3 uno itan6inopif8 BE-
3o9en mer6en. Sine 4oitfarte lit 10 gut pie
ein Sriet. Mton ooreiitre: yQrice 8afill9
Yowoer 60, @6ico9o, SITS"
, 1893-08-05
8dnferott-

@ernette 6. 9rentjce, Elm @runoeigenz
tbumss2t9ent, oeiicn Office iib in Sem Ias
cOn1as@cbduoe b%efinOet, melOete 6euteMors
gen I'M GountDs@ erjbt GIT Orniten BON
Sonrao 6. @onra0ion aus Maoilon, gGis.,
InO 5enrp 98. Garter nus Chicago ietnen
8onterott an. 9tc 8eitGnbe mcr6en auf
$37 ,639 unb Sic STANDARDIZATION auf
$59,474 an9egeben.
9ie 9rufereifirma ani8bt, Qconor6 &
50, $40. 105-109 Mfabiionitr., befonnte
1tcb 9erte &ormittag inn Superiorgeri6t at
0uniten bon 6arrp 6. Smit6 un6 9iQte
.. Ufarten fitr 8etra9e bon $42,2 1926, bestp.
$5533 fi:r 3a6Lun9SunfG5ig.
Die columbian Visitors Associa-
ton, Die in Der 70. StroBe uno 8onb g(p.,
Elm 6oteL betrte6, iibertrug i6re @eicbGftSz
angelegenbeitcn beltte &ormitta0 an Glqz
renee 80. 2Dmon. Die 8effGnbe finn
auf $4,000, Bic &erbinblicbfeiten auf
$4,000 an9egeben.
, 1893-08-05
Stdott1hes,
Rleine Uahridten.

= Simon 9'0onneQ, Ser e9elnalige
8oliSeicbef, tpuroe bcute Mor9en unter
5a6lrci6er 8etbeiligung auf Gem GalDarp>
6rieobof be9raOen.
: Sin &nabe gtamen5 6enrD Sauer,
oeIicn @ltern IN SEQ. 1851 6tdorp Qlpe.
tpObnen, tuur0e 9eitern OIL BET &reusung
Der Santa Sez8abn uno Gburcb 9lace bon
elmer &ofomotipe ilberfahren unb 10 lcbtper
perleBt, DAB ct in Der Derfloiienen gtacbt
1tarb.
- 0as @omitc 6es S6ulrot6s fir Sc
bGtoe unb @runbItufc bat bei9loiien, fir
bic 8ratnaro>S 6ulc 1913 6uB an Der G6e
Der Wtprtle unb 8irO StraBe fir Sen Yret9
DON SIT, 800 dn3utautcn. GS beiBt, baB
Dieies @ruuoitiif b0Ditens $4,000 pert6
iet.
- @eo. 8utlerS aus Wttnncioto, Ser
gum 8eiudb Ser luSiteIun9 nocb Gbica9o
gefommen mar, rpuroen 9eitern 2lbet10 in
etnem Bferbebabntpagen an Der SO. StraBe
$40 geitpblen. Sobn Smith muroe inter
Dem 8erbacbte Der Sb0terlcbaft perbaftet,
bob fanO itA OaS @elo nt9t in ietnen
Saidben.
: 6rau G6mor6 Obncior9e, Gfe GtobeD
Ctr. unb Qlrber NlDe., lprang geitern am
SuB ber %. StroBe in BEN See, UNI iicb
baS 2eben SIT ncDmcn. Sin 8olt5iit sog ite
ouS bem NaIer, ebe ite tbre ltbii9t aus
gefibrt bate. SIM GountpDoipital erbOItc
iie iib tpieOer OOuitanOig. llriacbe: bGus7
ltc6e Wirren.
- 80, I. 9cne, Der @ci9aftSfi6rer 6eS
9abomiten>0 orfeS al Der WttblpaD 9lat7
lance, itarO beute por &idDter 8orter inter
Der &nfla9e beS unorbentli9en 8etragenS.
ST mar bon etnem friiberen Nngeiteltet
bes 9orfes, 0tamenS 8ierrot, bci9uloi9t,
i'm burb cine Der Nmasonen baben burcbs
priigeln gu Iaiien, ais Yierrot i'm UNI eun
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eriucbte. &i9ter
9Orter iprab Ben 6ransOien fret.
, 1893-08-05
Qm Orabe 6es Rtnoes
molte fe ibrem Oaiein Elm Gnoe MADDEN.


Son i6rem @otten pegen grauiamer 8ez
DanbLung geicbieDen u11O Dor fur5er 3cit ge>
1lDt6igt, tbre beiben &inber mach @racelanb
gu b%ringen, mabte 6rau Mftnnte Y9tQips
DDn go. 374 90. Safe StraBc geitern gtacb
mittag BEN &eriu6, am @robe Ser 9abins
9el3iebenen ibrem freu0loien 9aietn Elm
@noe Su macberl, boCb 1purbe ite boran ber>
Dt1tOert unb beftn6et it6 iebt, an ben SoLgcn
elmer Ger9tftung lei0enO, i'm ct. SoiepDS
9OipitaE.
Die ltn8Iitfltfc mo6nte nit i6rer
S6meiter, Oeren Wtarn Dor 3tpet Sabren
itarb, in benz oben 6e3etcbneten 6ouie. Nor
cttDa 1teben Sabren tamcn 8ei0e aus Sem
Dttltcbcn Yenn1DlDanten mach Chicago uno
Derbetraebeten iidb. G6iuipS bebanoclte
feline 6rau 10 ic6lec6t, baB ie iicb gen0tbigt
fab, itb BON ibm icbeiben 5u L~oiien. sic
bate 5lpet &inDer, fir bercn WobL lie I'll
1orgen bate, 0a Der pflicbtpergelienc 8atcr
NIGHTS ntebr bon itc6 b0ren lieB. 0dnSlicb
mitteQOs, mar ie auf Sic 2trbeit ibrer
6Gn0c an9etpielen 1nO Die S6tptertgfeit
t9rcr Gage itetgerte ii6 nob 6aourcb, boB
ite Snn Sbeil iDr 2%lugenliht berlor. Sbre
8emitbungcn, Qlrbett 81 befonmen, iparel1
otSbolb bon i6lccbtent Grfolge uno itc lab
iicb gen0t6igt, bon i6rer Scbweiter Inter
ltllbung an5unebnten.
GroBoem ite tbrc &in6er 10 gut ipie m0g>
licb pflegte, erfra1ftcn 6ieleL6en Dcnnocb i'm
Wtonat Suri infol9e lngeniigen0er Stab
rung 1nb i6le6ter 2uft. 9a fit GENT
genOe Gr5tli6e Gerpflegung bic Wtttel
fcblten, baudDten Die arr1el1 &leincn bQlb
tbre uni9ulbtgen Scelen aus uno slpar an
etnem un0 oemlelben Sage. Sic mur0en
auf benz &ircbbof @SocelanD bcgraben unb
Die arme Wtutter blteb nit ibren @rant
aIein suriid.
9aS &eben tpur6e tbr 3ur 8ilr6e. Sic
bate fir feinen Ntenlc6en mebr 3u 1orgcn
unb 6d ite fit6len mocbte, oaB iie fit lire
S3tpeiter cine 2ait iet, faBte ite Ben @ntz
icbluB, tbren traurt9en 9oieir elm Gn6e st
ma5en. @dbrenb ibre S0peiter auBer
benz 6auie bei5Gftt9t mar, perlieB ite Die
Q%8obnun9 uno begab itb mach benz &irdbz
Dof. g. 8. Ooun9, Delcber auf Dem &ircbz
bofe ais Qlrbetter beibdfttgt lit, erblifte
cine dr1nli9 geflei6ete Srau, tpeldbe in nerz
b0ier 6ait 3nei fleinen @rabbIgeln 3ll>
ftrebte unb icbGteBltcb 5tpiicben 6enicl6en
iteben blte6. @r fol8te tbr. Ottt Dem
Gufe: 80, metne &tn6er! 3o9 fie aus
ibren 8uien cine tleire, nit elmer grinet
Sliiigtett 8efitute 6lai4e. goung elite
Din3u, aber fonnte ntcbt Dcrbin6er1, 0aB
Die l1n9Ii6Li6e einen She'll ser Sli1ii9feit
neri3lang. St bob tic auf bod ite perlor
balO Die 8eitnnun9 unb Ser goIi5eitpagen
bef0r6erte fie nab benz 6oipttal. Sic mir6
fpabribetnlt9 nit Dem Qe6en bauonfom7
men.
, 1893-08-05
Dorlduf9e uteoerIa9e oes Grufts.

DorIduf9e uteoerIo9e 0es Gruts.
9ur3 cine Gnti9ciOung, pelbe Nibter
Sulep beute WOr9en ab9ab, miro Der
S6napstruit in ietnem &ompf NIT benz
Staat SainoiS borIGufig auf Sen Sonb
geieBt. 9crielbe bate ndmlicb @intpanb
gegen cine &la9e bes entertainments CT
bobcr, in pelcber auSgefii6rt pur6e, 6nB
Der Gr1it ii6 nit ieiten Experimentation
i'm NiOeriprucb nit Ben StaotsgeicBen be-
fGnoe unb ieinem 9aietn besbolb Elm Gn6e
gema9t tperOen iolte, SIN ber bprlicgen6en
Sa6c banOelte es it6 nun Oarum, oh Ser
@eneralantpalt Die &lage tpeiter perfoGgen
oitrfe unO Gi6ter GltleD beanttportete bieie
Trage Ourb feline Gnti6et6ung beioben6.
, 1893-08-05

= 9err Scnr0 @oebel, pclcber letner
8cbauptung 8ufolge Ser eigcntIibe Grfinber
oeS wciBgIiibertben eLeftrii6en 2icbtes lit,
beftnoet itb ou8enblifli0 in Gbicago.
9erlelbe bate i'm Sabre 1850 6as critic
eleftrticbe Stbt ouf ieinem 6auie in Stem
Oorf. ST %bebauptet, baB tDm Elm 8ez
fainter 6aS @ebeimntB Ser @r3eugun9
bon @lettri5itGt oblodte unD 6ann Gbtion
elm 8atent Oarauf eripirfte. Ser @oebel
ma6t iebt gemeiniame Sobe nit mebreren
tpeitlicbcn @cieuibaften, welbe BON Scr
@btlon'16en 0eicui6aft me8en GerleBung
OeS BatentrecbtcS Derflogt iino.
, 1893-08-05
gu Ghren DR.. paIitibef's

Die Oitcrreicbiiben 8rci8ricbter 9aben
9eitern 2(bcno i'm HicbeLieu !6otel 5u Gbrell
bes Oit%erretdbtiben @eneralcommtiidrS Or.
bon 4altti9et Elm 9~ldnsen0eS 8antett,
, 1893-08-05
DerPeeren0er Brand.
Cine gan5e Reihe BON Rauiern in GneIepooo
ein9edidert. : S9aoen un9efdhr $780,
900, ober gum er06ten GhetI our4 Der
iideru1to eeoedt.

Sn 8tiib & Co.'S Suffer- un6 @etrei6e:
9el9Gft, etnent einitoftgen @ebGlbe binter
oent 6auic go. 645 SO. StraBe in Gngle:
tDpob, bra6 9eltcrn Elm Seuer aus, tpelbee
balO Oie an9ren3en6cn 6duier mttergriffeu
battle uno Oen 9on5en 8lo6 an ber So
StroBe, 5tpti6en 6onore7 unb M~alaceitr.
etn5uG16ern OroDte.
b. Wtarl6au 6ennDn, ser sic @efabr BE
1ctnem @tntreffcn lofort erfannte, ianbte
etnen I'll QLornt Elm, Sem ct balo elmer
Spe5talalarm fol8cn lieB, 10 baB i6lteBlid
5tpolt Sprtbcn uno bier &ettertpagen al Del
Nrbcit tparen. SroB6em gelang e9 eff
11ocb barter, ~atitrengenoer Nrbeit, bes perz
becrcnoen GlementcS 6err 31 iperoen.
9aS Selter griff nit iolber SDneuig:
felt UNI iicb, baB bie meiiten Stiaiicn Set
bren1en0en 6Guier feline 3eit rtcbr battcn,
tire 6abe 81 rettcn. Sin Geriub, 6iee
0D6 81 tbun, bate 6ret il1gen in Gbo:
pins 2aunOrD beibGfttgten QBGi1crtnnen
beinabe bas 2eben 9efoitet. 9teielben ipou.
ten 1loc6 etntge Sleioun9Sfiide, Sic itc in
bcr Gile in Ser QSdl6erei bergeiien botten,
bolen 1tnb tpnrben 1blteBIttb NH nit ct9e,
net 2e1cnsgefabr Don Ben Yoli5iiten Wtiuc>
l1no 0rant Dor bcnt itcberen 6Gammentobe
betpabrt.
Ser @eiammtoerlu1t, Der alf u1gefG6r
SAC, 600 gei3aBt miro, OertbeiIt iib fol9cn:
oermdBeu:
$50. 647 63te StroBe, cinit06tge5 6ols=
DalS, BON 81. .. 8liB beipobnt. 8erIuit
81, 900, Geriic5erut1g $500.
go. 645, etn1t0fige5 6olsbauS, Gi9en>
t6urt uon g, 9. @tpat6np, BON s. Soedel
& So6n ais 8arbierlaoen benuBt, 0ebGuoe
$400, Snbentor $500.
go, 651, 1ft0d, 6ol5baus, bon Set
SnOiana SanO & Slime Gomp. be1uBt,
$1,000.
g1o. 637 bis 643, 2I0f. Solsbous
G!gentbum BON @ebrii0er @motbnD, ais
6otel benubt. Gerluit am @ebGube $1,000,
Snbalt $1,000, 8erii6erung unbefornt.
So. 637, 1, Sur Stamm'S 0faiirialon
unD Talfenberg'S 2aunbrp Sfftce. Ser
Iuit am @cbGlloe unb SnbaGt 81, 800, Ser
itcberun9 $500.
$40. 639, 8ear6SleD's @rocerOla6cn,
Gerlltit am @ebdroe uno SnDalt 81, 500,
t6etlwetle periicbcrt.
59fos 641, @6aptn'S 9tormaL Barf 2ounz
6rD, .8erIuit III Wtai6inerie un6 Stbolt
$4,000, 8erlt6erung $4,000. l@
643, Wf. @eiB, GigarrenIabelt. Gerluit
am 0cbduoe unO SnbaIt $1,000; tDciltpeiie
Deriic4ert. g.
635, 2it0di9es 6ols6o1S, in Gi8entbum
bon QSiutom 6Opp, bon 6opp llno SEC
Sarlone ais NoDnung bcnlbt. Gerlrtit am
@ebdltoe $4,000, SnDaGt $500. gerii9crun9
unbefannt.
s. & g. s. 8o5n6of, @9ooen am Sc
bGuoe 5000; tbeiIlpeiie berit4crt.
SEQ. 6312 6Onore StraBe, 2it0dtges
6ol5bauS, I'M @i8cnt6um bon g8tuiam
6opp, bewobnt BON 6rau gatterion. Ser
luit 81, 200; Dctfidbcrt, Wt0beln unper1idbert.
6314, Gerluit $1,000, periidbcrt. Gi9cnz
tbum bon s.. 2onn, betpobnt bon 80. s..
@otb. 6316, 2it0d. 6ol3bauS, $1,000,
beritcbcrt. Gigentbum BON s.. 2ann, be-
tpoDnt BON 90. WOntag. 6318, Gigentbun1
bon s.. &ann, bcpobnt bon so. 6. SoQ>
man, GerLuit $1,000, Deriibcrt. 1920
0onore Ctr, I'M Gi8cnt6um BON s.. Gam.
8etpobnt bon DemlcIben, 8erIuit 5000.
, 1893-08-05

tpeIcbc bon Gapt. Nnocrior bcanttportet
tpllrDe. QuBcroem belt SRI. g9oebe @ou7
sims cine 0tebe.
9(arOn 9ifico, SoIepb 3ermati un6 Saul
Stora beantra9ten 9eitcrn i'm Superior
gertcbt Die Grnennun9 eines 0taiienuer7
lpalters fitr baS algierticbe S6eater an Ser
Wtibipap 8latiance. Die &lGger bcicbuIz
bigcn ella @anon 6es 8etru9eS uub ber
N%nct9nung Der @el0cr ser @eieuibaft.
, 1893-08-05
mt6brautb nit freipGTen.

GroB ser 8emitbun9en 6cS 6errn 6oracc
Sufer, Oie GOnceiiionGre un6 2(uSItclIer st
binOern, nit Ben fir ibre Nngeitelten aus
geiteuten freten GintrtttSfartcn MiBbroud6
gu treiben, perOen INNER nocb tdgli6 bum;
Ocrtc iold9cr Gtntrittstarten, Jog. Nrbetterz
pdIie an Den @in8angstboren Don iolcben
Sclltel1 prdientirt, Die augeni9einIid6 gu
ocniclbcn ntGt Bic ~gerin9ite 8erecbtigung
baben. Otan l6dbt, baB Bic Ql~usiteuungS@
geielibaft burcb Oieicn WiBbraub BON
6rcipdlien td9Iicb burcbl6nittlicb UNI 5000
gei9IOi9t wir0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-04
BANK WRECKERS.
The Directors Of the Madison Square Bank
 on TrlaI.
PROMINENT MEN PRESENT.

NEW YORK, \. Y. Nov 4-rbe general sessions court and the cor riders approaching thereto were crowded this morning in the eyrec- tation of the aIYaisnment for nro- llmlnary hearing of the wreekers of the defunct Madison Square Bank
 and who were recently arrested on perjury and fraudulent bankruptcy
 and temporarily released on heavy bonds. President Blaut was first to arrive. and with him came his ofother-in-law Frederick JTllman. q director of the bank, and who is President of the East River Bridge company and of the Brooklyn Ele- Vated Railroad. The charge against Gilman is fraudulent banking. The next director to appear was Andrew l.. Soulard, and next Simon Otter burg. Cashier Thompson and Di- rector Mcdonald brought up the rear. All of the accused were ready to waive examination, and at this point the lawyers argued at length. Final decision was reserved. A charge of forgery against Mcdonald is based upon the fact that he changed the indorsement on numer- ous notes carried by the bank as against the Fort Wayne Electric Company after money had been raised on them. The bank, however, holds some New Orleans bonds as collateral against these notes aud this will figure in the defense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-04
MYSTERY OF BATTLE CREEK.
Story of Young Mother who Left Her
 Babe.
WHO IS SHE?

BATTLE CREEK, MICH, Nov. A.
 While nobody doubts the ability of
 the local coroner, who is medical
 man of considerable skill, to distin-
 gHish between the charred remains
 Of a baby and a Bologna sausage,
 there is nevertheless a strong pre-
 vailing belief that there is q mystery
 that is not yet penetrated surround ing the failure of the ashes of the re- recent disaster to give up theremains
 of child of tender years Although the coronor is not to blame for en- coffining the remains of a lunch in the sure and certain belief that it
 was a baby, it would appear to be nevertheless certain that a tender babe was among the victims of the disaster, and. what is more to the point, the mother, though assumed to be living. has failed to make her self known to the authorities since the hour of the collision. Two of the passengers on the wrecked train, and who were themselves saved only by miracle. told on the awful morning of how they had dragged young and handsome woman through the window just before the third day coach took fire, how she begged them to save her baby, and how sle fought and tore in the effort to get back to the debris to save or aid her little one. A dozen or more of the onlookers, some travellers and others local townspeople. corroberate the story. So do two of the travellers who sat in the coach and observed the woman and the child before the crash. The presumed mother has not been heard of or seen hereab0uts since the moments following the res cue, and it is presumed she went on to Chicago with the rest of the pas sengers that escaped injury. Herein lies the mystery. Who was she? Why has she made no effort to learn if the body of her babe was recov- cred? Is she heartless, or was she so situated that the taking away of the little one, even under such horrible was to her a blessing in disguise. This is the mystery of Battle Creek
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-04
TRAIN ROBBERY.
IRON MOUNTAIN PASSENGER TRAIN
 HELD UP AT ollPHANT LAST NIGHT.
Conductor meNalIy shot and Kiiied-Ex-
 press Car Robbed-Rewards oaered

News reached this city last night that the south-bound passenger and express train on the Iron Mountain was held up and robbed last night night at Oliphant neal Newport, Ark. A representative of the GRAPHIC met Conductor Griffin on the Valley road this morning aud he gave the particlars as follows:
 Train No. 51 on tine Iron Mountain south was held up and robbed last night about 10 o'clock at Oliphant, near Newport, Ark, by a band of robbers.
 Conductor McNally was shot through the abdomen. He was heard to cry out. "Oh, Lord! Oh, Lord am shot, and realizing that Fit was q death wound he had only time to say, Notify my sister in Cleveland, Ohio, of my death. His brakeman, into whose arms he fell, asked, What is your sister's sname?" but before Conductor McNally could reply he was a dead man. The bandits ransacked the express car, went through the passenger coaches, took everything they could get possession of, and while the nortb- bound cannon ball, that had orders to pass the ill fated passenger at Oliphant came dashing by, the rob- bers mounted their horses and escaped with their treasures in the darkness of the night.
 It is not known what amount of money was taken from the express car nor the money and valuables from the persons of the passengers. It is understood, however, that this train did not carry much money on any occasion. Conductor McNally's colored porter, John Brooks, who was held at Bay while the robbery was in progress, is Pine Bluff darky, having served as porter on inc Cotton Belt for a number of years
 Officers. road officials, detectives and blood hounds were immediately sent from Little Rock to the scene of the robbery as soon as the train reached the city and reported the news. The Iron Mountain officials have offered a reward Of $500 each for the arrest and conviction of the bandits. The occurrence has created intense excitement all over the state. and everybody is on the watch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-04

expressed himself as extremely doubt ful of Democratic success, is believed to accurately reflect the views and opinions of the Democratic man. agers. At the same time Candidate Larry Neal continues to maintain bold and good humored front. He may believe himself already badly beaten, but if he does he will not ad- init it. On the contrary, he has been telling everybody for weeks past that the result of his election will be a terrible surprise to his opponents. The latter admit the impeachment, but say that the surprise will only be on account of the abnormal char actel of the Republican majority.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-04
Voss, GOODS RECOVERED.
Cotton Belt Train Crew Captured Them Tn
 Box Car.

Box Car.
 The DAILY GRAPHIC on yesterday mentioned that Chief of Police Lang ford and Mir. Voss had gone down to the railroad shops at this place to investigate the goods captured a few nights ago on a through freight in box car in which three tramps were stealing a ride, and from which ear the train crew routed the tramps who proved to be the Voss gun store burglars. The goods captured con sisted of seven revolyers, one hunting coat and hat, two dirks and one belt filled with cartridges The pis- tols when found were loaded all around, All the booty was turned over to Chief Dispatcher Richards, who in turn delivered the same to Chief Langford and upon identifca- tion to Mr. Voss by the officer The train crew routed the tramps at a siding on the Cotton Belt called Finn, just below Camden. These identical fellows, not satisfied with house-brcaking and robbery in this city, went on to Waldo, held up 8 young man, as mentioned, near Wall dc. robbed him of ten dollars, for which crime they were persued and ar- rested at Buckner and are now in jail at Magnolia to await the action of Columbia eounty's grand jury. The Yoss burglary was q bold and daring affair, and it was confidently believed that the perpetrators Would be eancht.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-04
M'KINLEY WILL SPEAK,
Ohio Campaign Practically Closed.

CINCINNATI O., Nov. 1.-The politi- cal campaign closes in this State to- night so far as the Republicans are concerned with what promises to be an immense outpouring of voters at Mnsic Hall and at which Gov. Me Kinley will make his closing speech. Large delegations from outlying towns will take part in the parade that precedes the closing demonstra- ton. Representative Republicans express themselves as of the belief that the majority for Mckinley and the Republican ticket on Tuesday next will be one of the largest, Ii not the largest, in Ohio politics The published report of an interview had a few days ago in Chicago with eX- Governor Campbell, and in which he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-04
Looking for Her Husband.

Yesterday a lady named Mrs Frank Stroud. from Little, Rock was in the city on a search for her husband, who, she said, few days ago resigned his position as switch man at Argenta on the Iiron Noun tain and left without giving her any notice Of his departure. The lady said she heard he was in this city, and all day yesterday she was on the look out for for him, but could find no trace of his whereabouts. Mrs Stroud appeared to be a very nice lady and seemed to be in great dis tress. She had with her her little 5-year-old daughter. and asaboth wandered up and down the streets looking for the lost husband and father they attracted the attention and sympathy of number of our citizens who aided her in her search.
 She left yesterday evening for Lit tie Rock, broken hearted in not having found her husband. as she foundly expected, in this city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-04
A Feast.

This afternoon about o'clock, the Associate Editor called to the other members of the staff and re- quested them to walk into the press room. On a broad table could be seen an array of good things. Look" he said They all looked. "Hully geet' one exclaimed, where did you get it2. Sent to me- was the reply. "Who?" querried the ir- repressible devil. Don't talk but eat, and silenly and faithfully
 they obeyed. Bet it was a girl, , said the imp of the ink pot, You're off Twas two, said the office boy, while the editors gave undivided at tentention to the matter before them.
 There are better and more charitable men in the GRAPHIC office today. As the plantation darllie expressed it,
 s'Dey so glad de Twin dey ymos dead, :"
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CAMPAIGN CLOSED.
z Iowa GuberntoriaI Fight All But
 Over.
BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT.


 plEs MolNEs, IA, Nov. .4.-What has |Fn a red hot gubernatorial cam-
 |gn practically closes tonight. | number of special addresses de- Pred under the direction of the Re Pncan Central Committee has ex-
 'aed LOGO, while Frank Jackson, Republican nomineef for Governor,
 spoken in no less than fifty-one g|Ries. gnties. Both sides are confident, slough at some points the betting
 sns Es. to favor victory for the Dem
 zauc state ticket. Considerable
 glest g,s in the result is manifested Rslde of the state, as evidenced by injuries that have come in from
 land near.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-04

NEW YORK, Nov 4.-Opened six lower. Jan. S.30-31 closed S25-6. Market has been unchanged through the day and closes C. S.3o January and S.25 for December Middliag in New York S.%. Sales 6 bales.
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COTTON MARKETS.
BY t. C. HOWELL, MANAGER HAALETT GEoeER e0., COTTON
 FACTORS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov 4.-Cotton opened easy this morning Dee 4.31; closed 4.3o. Jan. 4.31; closed 4.30. A loss of three points from last evening Closes steady at decline Safes 1000 bales. Middling 42sd
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The records of Fire Company No. 1 show that during the month of Oc- tober there were but four fires and three false alarms. This is rather remarkable when we remember that October is a month generally noted for it's fires on account of the first usage of so many fiues for the winter season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-04
JAIL BREAKERS.
s0ners at Lonoke Make Their Escape.
'"o MuRDERERs RETURN.

[al [a, to the GRAPHIC.
 |prisoaR sss' ARK, Nov. 4.-Last night
 |Ie tsais sllsrs in jail here, seven in all, |Etbesr.aase escape. Two murderers,
 I Faa', F.'suse and John Jackson, (ea ha,'l alAner county, who were
 |ag 4ers fhe for safe keeping. were Der at :, number. After taking
 (sts'aaaa \ 2 farm house the murder. |Ake rSa sa and asked the Sheriff
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HENRY STARR
's''enced to be Hanged February 20.
A SCENE IN COURT.

Ea to the GRAPHIC.
 I' |uar SMITH, ARK, Nov. 4.-This E mug Henry Starr was sentenced Y m nahged on the 10th of Febru-
 E. mere was quite a scene in the |ssa room when Judge Parker
 tbe, . sentence, The prisoners tasl M ialnted and his sister wept ssh+ U was in every respect a