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TnE esteemed Press Eagte is dis posed to ridienle the Spelhnan inter view II lhe Press Eoqle can eX= tract any comfort out of it. our con. temporary is welcome to do so. Mr speIlnan k one of ihe leaders of the straight Republicans in this county, who boiled 1a75 votes for Sheriff in the last election while his Rep0bli= contemporaries opponent oaly re- eeiyed 439 Republican votes. 1t is therefore natural that the editor of the Prrgs Eogie should feel that his cause has been damaged a compr9. mise with the Jones faction who liye. thrive and have their bein 2 under his protecting wiug-by Mr. Spellman $ declaration that he would rather see d straight Democratic ticket than another compromise with the Jones faction of renegade Republicans.
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Can,reli Springs Water

Gantrell Springs water will he de iiycrcd in this city from now on every morning between 6 and 3 o'clock. not over two hours after having left the springs. The virtues of these waters are well known in this city, especially hy the older settlers. They act admirably on the liver and kid neys, and are peculiarly beneficial to dyspeptics Leave orders at this of fee Price per gallon delivered to any part of the city, l0 cents. The water can be had from l. 0. smiths $ drug store ny tie glass. IA Il
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Save Money.

For cash we will deliver lumber to any part of tue city at the following prices
 No. 1 dimension lumber, S7 .50 per N. No. l flooring and ceiling, $7.0o to
 S12.00 per NJ,
 No. l weather boarding, S6.50 per NJ. Cypress shingles, 25 to s2.50 per NJ.
 Other prices in proportion Tv secure these cheap prices the cash must be paid before themmberlea leaves our yard Not anything will he charged d these prices
 l 27tf BLrFF CITY LTMBER Co
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Twenty three hears ta ch.ea go.

The Cotton Belt train No. leaving her at l:l0 a. m. Arrives at Cairo at 1:30 P. n Making connection with Illinois Central fast mail train arriving 1t St. Loeis at G:45 p. m. and Chicago at l2:20 a. III. Remem- Der this train has free reclining Chair Car. B. IL Wilson Agt
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TIE Gommercioi and Press Eagle, of Pine Bluff, for some time have been clubbing Senator Adams, of the GRAPHIC, as William Pitt, the younger We cannot account for this unless it be prompted by fit of jealousy Mr Adams is one of the rising young men of Arkansas. and we fail 10 see any other reason for it. Come off, gentlemen, and treat Mr Albums with the respect dae him HoHticelloHinu.
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Notiee.

Sealed bids for the construction Of the First Presbyterian Church wlll be received up to l2 o'clock noon May II, lsa4. Plans and specifications ran be seen by calling on ". IL
 Ian ford at J E. Spccrs Company wholesale grocery Rights to reject all bids aIv hereby reserved. All sealed bids should be handed in to
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Patror,ize Home Factories.

Ne have recently aaded a full line of sash and door machinery and are now making all kinds of doors and windows from cypress and yellow pine. which we guarantee to give perfect satisfaction. Better than white pine and for less money.
 I 2Ttf BINFF t'fry LGMBER Go.
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The GRArHic will he prepared te bind yhe Worlds Fair Art Portfolios into handsome covers with the title. ..'rhc Vanishing White sIty stamped on the front in handsome gal,iietters at reasonable prices. Secure the portfolios and have them bound into
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ARKANSAS Industrial University, For Both Sexes Next Session Begins March 6, and Ends Dec. 6, 1894.
Winter Vacation.

One of the leading Universities of the Southwest. Graduates fill high positions in various States. Literary Scicntifieic Engineering, Mechanical, Agricultural and Normal Depart ments i'll the three Colleges at Fay etteville. Law and Medical Depart ments at Little Rock Normal and Mechanical College for colored stu dents at Pine Bluff Twenty-three courses of study. Equipped with modern apparatus and appliances Large attendance. Matriculation Fee, &. Tuition free to Arkansas young men and women. Students from other States pay only Sl0 q year for tuition. Board for boys i'll the DornitorY at cost $7 50 t1 $S. 50 per month. Board in private fami- lies, SIP to Sl5 per month. Arkansas students should receive appointments from their County Judge
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ttE ASes siSSSlf-

NO are authorized to announce MK. M \, HUDSON. 0f Eacllst Got tige, a candidate for tsie sli6 ,.at kassss,al subject ta lhe action al tht. Drecnfatc fattN.
 Ne are authorized to ann9aaca h !' J (. Et0BElsN-. o3 DHnnngton Township. as t candidate for Assfssof. subject To the aetiou Of the Democrats gI Jefferson Gautuy.
 Ne are authorized To announce NIX. J II. SfiisLBA. af NiVen township. as t candidate for the office of Assessor. subject to the ac- tiou nf the Democratic party.
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Ilnnts.Ille. AIa an.i Ike1nrn

On May tor one and onc-third fare ta Huntsville, Ala, and return. Account of Wonen's Board of Mis- sions of thecumberland Presbyterian church. B. H WILSON,
 Agent Cotton Belf Route.
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Good Railroad Connections.

Train No. 1 via Cotton Belt Route, now makes close connection at Cairo, with fast mail trains Nos. and ,, eia Illinois Central R. R. for points on the St Louis, Chicago < New Orleans divisions B II Wilson,
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AN Indiana judge has decided against the preference of creditors \ law stopping the preference of creditors is very much needed in Arkansas.
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 E0R SHEK3F

we arc authorized to announce MIR. ". L. SA1tG s&E4s SD IL euudieate for Sherin oi JelersCn County. suhicrt to the action of the Democratic latlk.
 Wcape authorized tn announce MIR. C. II. TGsEEftsf as Il candidate for Shcrif, sub ject so Che action uf inc Democracy ot Jeiiar- sHu ff5aHl9
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A. -U-A

ie. Four weeks by onr method of teach ing bookkeeping is eqaal te twelve weeks by the old style. Positions guaranteed nder certain conditions Best patronized Busi. ness College in the South; ln students in at tendance the Last year. Eleven teachers. Nashville is the educational center of the south. Cheap board. No vacation. Enter any time. Home study. We have resently pre- pared books on Boek.ke epiHg Shorthand and Pennanship especially adaptable to home study. Nothing like them eyer issued before. Sent cn 60 days trial. Our free illustrated s0 page catalogue wfll eNpiain all Send for IL now. DHAUGn0AaS aS PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE AND SeH00H OF SHORTHAND AND TELEGRAPHY, Nashville. Tenn.
 N. B.-We pay B eash for all vacancies as Dook-keepers- stenograpGers, teachers, etc, reported 10 Us, provided We fill the same.
 IL If
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TnE Pine Bluff GRAPHIC is talking straight Democracy for Jefferson county. and talking il strong 0uaebita Herald.
 But not as strong as will be the Democratic majority for a straight ticket.
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TOR JUSTICE OF THE rGAoE.

Ian. candidate for lustice of the Peace Of Naueine township subject to the action of the Democratic party lam now serving one term and hope have given satisfaction. and With your heip am Wiling to continue in office Ny metto s. Live and letlive.'
 F. T. MATTHEWS.
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southern Baptist Conventions Dallas, Tex. One fare for the round trip to Dallas, Tex, and return Yia Cotton Belt route. Tickets OH sale May 9. 10, Il and r; good returning thirty days from date of sale.
 E. II. WILSON, Agent
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FOR ciRcUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce HON. N. 1T. W0DLURIf5Gk.. of Jefferson county. as q candidate for Circuit Judge Of the Eleventh Judica District subject to tue action at the Democratic party,
 Nc arc saGhufzed ta anu tunse JtAtiE yDA3N U. NGfst0tt. 9f iatief sun county. as d aaBd xiate for re-ea,cttuu t1 fhe oilivu 0f Circnit afdge et tha EhScuth Judicial Dis iriet sHsdeet fa fse action ei the Democratic party,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-25

GENTLE spring is treating the farmer very badly. There is too lit tie sunshine and too much rain.
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce SMITH (. MARTIN as a candidate for reelection to the office of Prosecuting Attorney Of the Eleventh Judicial District, subject 10 the ne- tien Of the Democratic party.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce MIR. K. T. kENDALL for reelection to the office of County Treasurer of Jefferson county. sub Jeci to the action of the Democratic party.
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ron co.sss Ayn PROBATE CLERK

Ae are authorized fe announce NIT. LON EIIsE H. | t.a4Eftsiats fsJT GJtfnty and Probate Clerk Of feasisaa ta1aatA subject 70 Che ae finf tt tie iss 9Aef4fAH Dartf
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FOX REFRESHMENTS.

t3egre authorized tO announce MIR. C. l.. t;t.NgkWEI4L. of Mhiteyille Township, as il candidate for Representative m Inc Lower fIo,jse of the Legislature. subject to the ac- tion of tue Democratic party
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FOR CONGRESS.

Me are authorized to announce C. k. REEGikfNisfa a9 hsof Jefferson County. as Il candidate tor the Ffity-fourth Congress from fhe Second Arkansas Congressional District, subject ta he action oi the Democratic Nom mating Convention
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hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office ofthe Clerk of thr Circuit Court Of JciTerson county, subject 10 the action of the Democratic party. tiavag resided in this county fnr ls Ycnfs without asking the people for Il public office feel now that 1 may be permitted to seek the suffrage of my fellow citizens promise, il elected, to give the ofnce my personal attention. and the poo pie shall have at their service none but com potent deputies Your ehedient servant,
 GABE MEYER
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YF.sar,, .t4ss sAats1ed t8anAoHnce WE. VIM. S Sts4tiI.3s as s santiislatc fer County and isgs,!5tfas t;l,sa t3f iaiIrrl ronifty subject to ffan action u tise Isetnpcfate paflS
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TO the Democratic voters of Jefferson
 County

ThUeNy annonnec as eandidate Tor ihe oglce q Circuit Clerk. wholly subject the ae- tion of the Democratic party. have never failed in loyalty to the party. believing it's supremacy hest assured good government anu the prosperity uf the indieidunl citizen; and sn helieYinY still its p0i3cies and men nall in the futare. IS III the past, receive my unqualified support. am !amiliarwith the dutias at tbe office. and make the simple promise i hannred with election, to courte- oasfy faithfully and impuitisllly discharge them under tbe law and cath of office Soliciting your support, am, respectfully,
 N Z TANKERsIEY.
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FOR CONSTABLE

are authorized to announce MIR. W. A GTAf as q eauldate for Constable of NauRinc township. subject to the action of Inc Dem 0eltGe party
 Ne are authorized to announce MR, MA SON EHtI POT candidate for Constable of NauRine Township subject to the action of the EemaeEatie party.
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Alton Walker, Druggist & Pharmacist.
 2O5 w. Second Avenue.

The people are beginning to realize that at Walkers Drugstore the place to buy their drugs fine perume Soaps toilet waters urd CraVnS fine stationery tablets etc Try bottle of Walkers Cream Balm for your com plexlon; removes tan reces Sunbun Sample Bottle Free
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Nc sre auta8rizea 0 atitnunre MK. srfsa<n .s. Ea.sA S51-kss as q candidate for r<,,9,,t4 and Probate Gi'fk oi Jefferson f..,,ss1{v saIsfecz IL The action of the Demo- rfili is party
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FoK CIRCUIT LGRK.

We efissaHtHarIzeH faauuounce MIR JOHN VI teEHos. af Baaie bake fowHslip, as Il olaHHlaie fer Circuit Clerk Of Jefferson county. subject te llaA Hetian of the Dtmo- cratic @r1y
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Thereby annuinse myself a eanildatte for the office .. ianty aiil ffo2tss Siefk "i ,s,ga,s.,,,4 ,sfflf, Suhieetto the action of the Democrat p ffs solicit the support q inc ol,aliiled ltescoetTsAt.. kqietsp pi ai'e sosines Yours truly
 lIrssH F. NEsrBnook
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oauuHiaie for Circuit Clerk ot Jefferson county subject te iie aetlan of the De me- cratic lariy
 We are auth.rixed to unuounce MR. CEAHLEsS E. KllxiIJaH H. a candidate Tor Ctfenit Clerk 1r Jefferson County suh feet tl the action oi tile Democratic purity To the Democrats Of IeFfersnn County: Relieving fh8t 6he alaSe of Circuit Clerk of thlscoauis should hein the hands of d Demo erat. and. belie4Ine that can serve the best interests ef tie people ef the county in that 5aiee as e0eetiVely and in as competent q manner as anyone ese whofua aspire to it, h6rehy aauaauee myself Ii candidate for Che satae subject e. the action ot the Dem ocratie party . fhe county, promisng te oakea faithful officer r haaored with the sunlase of the people. Very respectfully,
 If 4. Mccoy
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oux COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGE

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Entered at the Post-oflice at Pine Bluff, Ark. as second-claSs mail matter.
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Where to Attend sciiool.

E. II. WILSON, Agent.
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Aave,,;i>r Fa,.a,ic..r,,

BATTLE GREEK, Mich, Jan. 5.-Ellen G. White. the mother of Adyentism, has been having visions again, and her warning that the last day is fast ap- preaching has produced the most in- tense excitement among the large Ad- ventist colony ill this city. The elders have advised all those wko can to sell out and go into the world to spread the truth. As result % families have sold their homes and as many more are now offering for sale. Some have left for Anst-alia. Under the excitement about S35, ,000 in moIey or Iroperty has been given for missionary work broad
 The largest single donation to this fund was that of a florist named John A
 German, who gave deed of his house ard lot worth S5000. L. o. Stowell also gave a house and lot. James Ger ould, member of the common council, gave gold watch. Over SO gold watches, large number of geld rings, brooches, bicycles, cloaks and furs have been given, and one man. having no money. took off his overcoat and put it on the altar of the church. The wealthy Adventists gave rhecks, but the poor made some of the nlst touching sacri- fees for the spread of their doctrines.
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4 Fight With n Mailman.

KINGSTON. N. Y., Jan. 5.-Thomas McKeon, who resides at Jockey Hill, a few miles from this city. has recently terrorized that neighborhood. On ac- count of the dangerous nature of his in- sanity it was decided to make an ex- animation with a view to committing him to an asylum. Drs. Buckley and Van Hoevenb berg of this city were ap- pointed commission to make the re- quired examination. McKeon was at his house waiting for them with shot gun. He had all the upper windows of the house open. The physicians were warned of the condition of affairs and decided it was best to postpone the ex- animation. Justice Michael Burns is- sued warrant for McKeon's arrest for disorderly conduct. Deputies Hum- phrey and O'Brien went to the house to serve the warrant. McKeon fought desperately and tore the mems clothing into shreds The insane man was at last shackled and carted eff to jail. Me. Keon comes of family in which in- sanity is hereditary.
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THE voLGA LOST.
The British steamer Wrecked With over six Hundred chinese Aboard.

The British Steamer Wrecked With
 over Six Hundred Chinese Aboard.
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-The British ship Volga, with GAO Chinese laborers on board, bound from Calcutta to De- merara and Philadelphia, was lost off the Windward islands on Dec. Is, ac- cording to report received here. The ship had been 9S days at sea, and Capt. Mullen, her commander, was trying to work his way to safe anchorage in- stead of going into the harbor of St. Lucia, when a contrary gale struck the vessel, her anchors failed to hold and she was hurled violently on the rocky shore.
 It is believed that few of the Chi nese were drowned, but just how many is not known. The Volga had on board 500 tons of rice, besides 6 quantity of other stores, but that was all lost, and the supply of Iced on the island was soon exhausted because of the unusual increase i'll population. 4 famine was threatened, but in few days supplies were received from both Martinique and Barbadoes.
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 P.un.1ered fhe Denot

LA PORTE, Ind, Jan. 5.-Burglars raided the Lake Erie and Western de- pot in this city and made themselves at home apparently the greater part of the night. They smashed the penny in the slot" weighing machine and took it's contents. They also robbed the money drawer of small amount and thea searched through almost every thing in the building, breaking open and taking the contents of all trunks and valises in the baggageroom.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Judge H. M, Porter died at his home in Moberly, Mo.
 A decided revival of industries in northern Alabama is noted.
 The Missouri state board of health met at Jefferson City and elected of fcers.
 Judge Doster is trying to patch up & peace between Governor Lewelling and Mrs. Lease.
 An active fight is being made at Springfield for the location of the nli- nois State fair.
 Four prisoners in the jail at Green vile. Ills, beat and choked a deputy sheriff and. escaped.
 The German-American of Kansas are preparing for vigorous anti-pro- hibition campaign.
 It is said Kolbites, Populists and Re- publicans are to unite to elect Kolb governor of Alabama.
 Sister Clementine, nurse at St. Johns hospital, Springfield, Ills, was crushed to death by a falling elevator
 Military circles at Nevada, Mo, are excited over trouble between Captain Diehr and Lieutenant Montgomery.
 John Y. McKane, the boss of Graves end, Brooklyn, was reelected president pro tenn. of Brooklyn's board of super visors.
 There is a movement among certain heirs to reopen the litigation over the will of William Ogden, the first mayor of Chicago.
 Burglars blew open the outside door of an express company's safe at Union, Mo, and stole a number of packages, but no money.
 ". H. Hommer, financial secretary of Switehmen's Aid lodge at Little Rock, Ark, has left home, taking the lodges funds with him.
 Attorney General Clark of Arkansas has filed suit against three of the trus tees of the Arkansas insane asylum to recover the amount of the shortage of $, H. Buchanan.
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Poison In the cz.r,s Food.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-A dispatch from Vienna says that Cracow (Poland) newspapers contain accounts of re- cent attempt to poison the czar. On the 124th anniversary of the founding of the Imperial Order of St. George [ grand dinner was given to all who had been awarded the decoration The first course was but half consumed and the czar ordered that what was left to be sent to the Nicholas orphan asylum. Later in the evening the czar, the guests at the banquet and the orphans were all taken sick, and an investiga- tion revealed that the fish had been poisgned.
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The Red Pest,

FoRREaoN, Mex, Jan. 5.-There is an epidemic of smallpox here, ll0 cases being now under treatment. At the town Of Lerdo, five miles south of here. there are 225 cases. L. M. Johnson. general manager of the Mexican Inter. national railroad, has telegraphed an account of the situation to the Federal authorities in the City of Mexico and requests that compulsory vaccination be established at once. Dr. Swear lngen, state health officer of Texas, has ordered the enforcement of quarantine regulations at Eagle Pass. and the through Pullman sleeping cars via the International and Southern Pacific arc now fumigated at Eagle Pass.
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Exiled by Napaleon.

SAN ANTONIO. Jan 5.-Victor Con siderant, the celebrated French phi lanthropist and socialistic leader, whe died in Paris. France. a few days ago was for many years resident of Sar Antonio. Icing exiled by Napoleon. He returned to France in 1s7G He owned many thousand acres of land in the vi cinity Of San Antonio, upon which ht established extensive French colonies He was also the founder of Dallas, Tex, which place was started upon the co operative plan
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KaIea the Marshal.

ST. PAUL. Jan. 1.-Two hundred riot. ing miners at Dayton. la, killed the city marshal and wounded a number of prominent citizens. An armed vigil lance committee of citizens, armed with Winchesters, kept the miners at bay for some time. Finally the mine ringleaders were arrested on charge of murder and were successfully started on the train for Fort Dodge. Much ex- citement still prevails in Dayton among the miners and others still there
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Officers of Railway Employes.

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-The meeting of officers of the Brotherhood of Railway Employees was called to order here yes terday. The main object of the meet ing was to discuss the proposed bill for an interstate board of arbi ra'ion, to be established by the government. and the discussion of the injunctions that were granted by Judges Kicks and Jenkias against employees by enjoining them from striking.
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4 TAFfY vsNDos'5 waATa.
He Pounds His Wife tlmoxt to b.:
 Because of4 Jea ousv.

DECATUR, Ills, Jan. 5.-pete- Hale one of best known men ia b eur having but one leg, and h.sy.ag $, taffy on the streets for 20 yo,sf8. md desperate assault on his wife hqra
 broke a heavy hickory clne o. CT t,. head and then seized her by tha thro and attempted to pound her brains or against the wall. Her screams broug assistance. and he was taken to iii 1t was at first feared she would die. br, It IS now thought she has chance q recovery. She said he was insanel, jealous, and attacked her withou' warning or reason. He says. however that he had just learned that she ha been unfaithful, and was remonstrat ing with her about it when she threw Z dish at him.
 By close attention to his buisness ol selling popcorn. candy and peanuts or the streets he has accumulated propert, worth about S10 GOO, and when it wa! found that his wife would not die he was released on his own bond.
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 Illinois School Tax.

PRlSGFIELD, Jan. 5.-Auditor Gore made an apportionment of the poi tax for the year on the basis of
 |feieral census of 1890. The total
 punt apportioned is S1.O00, ,0OO. Of Cook county gets S3O6, 7S3, Lasalle
 |l55, Peoria S16,67S, Adams Sl4,77a. Elair SlS,023, Mclean $15, ,712, Will |0ol, Kane Sl4, ,S97, and Sangamon
 Es2o Warrants for the distri button De sent out to the various Superin-
 dants.
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To Marry Freddie Gebi,ardt.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 5.-The engagement has been definitely announced of Miss Louise H. Morris. one of the society bellies of this city, to Fredrica Geb. hardt, the New York club man. There have been rumors of an engagement for some time. which were given color by Mr Gebhardt's frequent trips to this city. but they have always met with emphatic denials at the Morris resi- denee. The announcement is now au- thoritatively made.
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A Lynching Probab;e.

'ASSkFoRT, Ind, Jan. 5.-Percy Gil.
 all allas Chas, Smith, who entice1 .iola Shatfer, a 13-year-old girl, rom the county house and out her on Dec. 8, was arrested and
 " h Jail. Gillian admits his guilt. 0npleted a 5-year sentence a couple nuns o. ago for similar oifense at