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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

Houston, Tex, Feb. 2t.-L. Meg
gett, flor a long time secretary of the
Houston Direct Navigation company, has
been appointed superintendent of the
company aud agent for the Morgan
steamship line In Texas, vice Captain
John j. Atkinson, deceased. The navi-
CATION, company is part Of the southern
Pacific system.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
wurnE ELEcTRIcITY IS NEEDED

nan az the most fpaFlni OF me flAka
vn' .,iirasd mai clerk is that Of con-
~ 9il,..iien following closely upon collision
W. doriilment and 70 ihe removal q
W.;s ne authorities are applying them
VI. US with human basie. AT present
M, 'oosfai cars are illuminated by oil
ismns-an ancient fashion, Tor the con
Hnuancc Of which there y Nc SQUAT sA-
...5 10 he anything are equipped TiF
~, .all1,.r.sssel eas OK With electric lights
~, fbe posfnl ears 10 those same trains
~. raihine better than tnalodpr0iis.
i.sir and dangerous Oh lamps; Lafgs
ansn lilies Of mail are ANNUALLY aess,tip4sl
w. a. uosi reform. But human liie
pols ,,sceIess. ana y q ~ IT, behalf that
seidl fasi,iontd On lamp Is sulplanted
81 rss Vi s.ec.fie'tF.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
rRANcEs nurY oN wnnAr.

By Associated Press.
Paris, Fob. ai-Ihe chamber Of dep
riies tDiay adopted report OF the cou-
mission accepting tho governments prop
as -r<>1Ist reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
THE POSTMASTER NOT ARRESTED.
g,.,,f,t Tf.r..t.i,

III Pnso. Tex. Feb. n The dispatch
sent out from Mexico 10y thn international
Press Association saying that the post
master nt 1nurcz had hrpn arrested on
charge " shortage Ia his nccounts Is m
error. Postmaster ugute of Juarca Is all
right.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

merits Of the roadl The visitors AT
doSn 10 dinner apli Mr., Dunion OK.
Long island upon the elevated plau
with a single track
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

Corpus Christi, Tex. Feb. 2I.-As tho
nnriher follows so closely after the rain,
storkmun predict heavy iOsses among cattle,
which have so far stood tho winter remark,
ably well Ia this section.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

Louisiana save che will bolt surely on
the point Of free sugar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
Proof Positive.
Dr.. NCGOIk'S hVigOTalGE


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Merit will bo Sent to Anyone APP.
plying Personally or by Letter
This celebrated remedy Is a positive euro
for nervous debility, spermatorrhoa, dir.
liuess despondoucy, falling memory, pro-
siatorrhma, tremblings and nervous dis
cases aris ng from the abuse OF numulAnta,
stores without fai impaired ylgor and ex-
haustod vi ality, atops NIL unnatural losses,
purlhos tho blood, cures pimplcs, blutches,
etc, etc Price e. per bottle, or bottles
Cor $40 Write for FREQ trial bottles, onos.
ton lot and pamphlet. Address
T. McG0RK, M. D., Specialist,
go Market 81. Calyeston. Tar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
abroad Time Table.
lExAs AND PACIFIC.

= ragihc trains Nos. : aud 6
"a X lexarkann, r. O. Junction,
y is,lefson, Marshall, Longylew
I ~ sandy, Mincoia, wills Point.
gfil -'yi East Dallas, Dallas and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

G. u'isT- 4iil y m
~ '-esA, Ticket AGENT.
'e' Sandsv lnlqn Dep0y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

M ~ Arrive. Depart
4 ~ ..iO;30 a m 1910 a m
i tnaSi.'. ..lO:Oj y m 1918 D m
lat ''.-...- 0:2l p IN Gas p m
49,. =. b:3J Il NJ $3.50 Il m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
4 RATE WAR IS ON.
Passenger Fare Lowered to
 the Pacific Coast.
STARTED BY THE ROCK ISLAND.

Tickets One Why Placed at SEQ and
 Round Trips Limited to Sixty Days
 Made at s:I5.so The North and south
 Road Lets Contract For Grading Two
 Hundred Niles.
 FoRT WuHH. Tex, March 9.-The long looked for passenger rate war to Pacific coast points is on.
 The Associated Press dispatch from Kansas City. V ich stated that the Rock Isiau7 had made one way rate of SEQ from that city to southern Cali feraia points via Fort Worth and Ei Paso brought tbe first intelligence of a cheaper rete fl m Texas points. The Texas lnsersttta commerce law pro vides that any roa running through Texas shall make the same rates from Texas points on its line as are maGe from other ci5ios Therefore when the SEQ rate is made from Kansas City to California tae sdma rate consequently goes into effect from points in Texas
 The Santa fe has announced one way rate 10 Los Angeles and q rouni trip rate of S35. tickets good for CD days, passage direct going and coming and tickets to be placed on sale today
 A dispatch was received in the Dan yer general offices rom E. l.. Lomax general passenger agent, authorizing rates as follows: Effective March l. from Missouri river points, for selling and basing purposes: First class COZ fin17nf1g 4-, TT4nI. points, to Bedding, s D.. Los Angeles, San Francisco and Cofton via Ogden, S20; intermedi4te points no higher. Round trip rate to San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles, Colton or San Der nardino and return, $33 50; continuous passage each way; extreme limit so days Tickets to San Francisco and San Jose can be issued returning via MojaEe or El Paso routes.
 Shortly after the above telegram was received consultation was held be- tween Rock Island and Fort Worth and Denver passenger men, who agreed upon enc way rate of $20 direct to San Francisco via Denver, CT a rate of S35. 50 round trip, continuous passage in both directions AS the matter now stands the SEQ rate of the Fort Worth and Denver and Rock Island is to San Francisco, while the Santa I1e rae IS to Los Angeles.
 Tha Missouri, Kansas and Texas or Texas and Pacific have not as yet am nouuced that they will meet the above rates. but itia almost sure that the last named road will do so, as it is the con meeting line for the Rock Island for it's business from the east and also the connection for both the Rock Island and Fort Worth and Denver returning business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
John II, shelby.

The GRApmc today contains the announcement of AIl. John II Shelby as a candidate for Assessor of Jeffer- son county, subject to the action of the Democratic party Mr. Shelby has long been q hard-working Dem ocratbut has never before aspired to public office. He is an industrious, hard-working and intelligent farmer a resident of Niven township, and in every way qualified to fill the office to which he aspires. should he be nominated and elected he would make first-class Assessor in every respect and we do not hesitate to say that his services would be satis- factory Co every taxpayer in the county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
SUING FOR SALARY.
T. '. Powderiey's Suit Against the Knights of Labor for Unpaid Sal
 any to Come Up Next Week

PHHADELPnlA. March 2-An effort is being made to bring to trial next week the suits of T. Y. Powderley. A. ". Wright and A. W. Deylin against the Knights of Labor forsal- ary due and unpaid. The testimony, it is claimed, Will show that the sal aries Of the anti-powderley element in the Board We're kept paid up to date, while the eX-deneral Master Workman and his friends were com pelled te whistle for their cash. It is also claimed that evidence will be submitted showing Chat certain in- fiuential members of the order used their position to gel on Che inside H certain stock deals and through which they cleared sums a2ereeaf- ing several thousand dollars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
BEFORE THE COURTS.
Application of the Labor Leaders for Il Modification of Judge Jen-
 kin's Order.

FILWAEKEE, WIS, March 2.-After !, postponements, the application Chief Arthur, of the Brotherhood ' Iocomotive Engineers, Chief h gent of the Brotherhood of Fire h. and other labor leaders for a Hification of the order issued by lge .Ienkins prohibiting the em-
 yes of the Northern Pacific road sn entering upon strike is before SlInifed States court today. The
 stion is one of the most impor-
 t that has ever confronted or lized labor in any portion of the soe. It is precisely year since the Neral coHrts made q new departure Judicial proceedings by assuming
 sdiction over strikers on rail-
 'ds. This was in the now cele- 1 ted Ann Arbor ease, and in which \ Age Kicks and Judge Taft ruled sSinst the strikers and compelled Sengineers bro otherhood to declare
 boycott off. These cases have
 appealed to the Supreme Court
 fhe United States. but it may be
 lear before a decision is rendered. [ new Departure has excited wide dad discontent among all classes hIrganized labor, and has resulted sh Congressional attack upon ge Jenkins for the decision which
 hbieet to appeal today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
Gabe Never.

For several days the GRAHHIe has carried the announcement of Ar. Gabe Meyer as a candidate for Cilcuit Clerk of Jefferson county. 1t is needless 10 say Chat his candidacy is subject to the action of the Dem ocratic party, for Mir Meyer is Democrat in whom there is no guile. He has long been a prominent mcr- chant and planterin this county, and although he has suffered many re- verses 0f fortune, he has always come up smiling and serene. Mr. Meyers qualifications for the office to which he aspires do not admit of q doubt. He is painstaking and careful in all business affairs. and withal is ever an accommodating gentleman. Should he he nominated and elected, he would make a superb Clerk, and would give satisfact ton in every re- speet. We commend his candidacy to the Democratic voters of the county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
4 BANQUET TO VISITORS.
GaIsc ton. Texts, win Entertain Promi-
 nent Railroad Men Tonight

GALVESTON. TEXAS, March, 2.-I1X- Goyefaor Evans. of Colorado and receiver Frank 1fumhell, oT the
 iaR system, who have been here over week trying to effect traffic arrangements with lines extending to the idle water are thc guests to- day Of the chamber of commerce. This organization will give q ban quet this evening in honor of the visitors, and an important address will be delivered by Governor Evans on the opening Of communication between the Rocky Mountain region and the Atlantic seaboard via the gulf route, and the development of the country between New Orleans and Galveston and the far west.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
Early Primaries.

In yesterday GRAPHIC was Dub- lished q call by q majority of cam didatcs SO far heard from fol. a meet ing Of said candidates at the Prose cutting Attorney office next Tues day to consult in regard to re qnestiag the County Democratic Central Gonmitte 10 hold the pIima- ries at an earlier date than has been the custom heretofore This call is q most important oncand should he attended by every man in the county who intends to offer himself as d cam didatc for public office at the ensuing election. 1t seems that this question should be considered also by the Jefferson DemoeraticC Club. The time of holding the primaries will in a great measure shape the party's outlook. The question needs care ful considerations Let no mistakes be made. Democrats must notlose sight of thefact that Jeffersoneounty has great many white Republicans and every movement Of the Demo- cratic party is being watched by them. Care and caution should be our motto. We are undertaking to do someting in this county that was never done before-run straight Democratic ticlet-and as we are in the fight we must fight to conquer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
Snver Novelties

i sterling silver curling irons; very pretty. Beautiful designs of solid silver nail files, sterling silver shoe horns, sterling silver shoe bHttoners, sterling silver glove battoners, Ster- ling silver book marks, sterling silver bib pins. An endless variety of sword pins in silver and gold from 75 ceats up, and the prettiest love chains ever sold by us.
 NJ. PARsE < Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
Reduced Rates Prom nallas.

DALLAS, March Recommending to- day, the rates to Pacific coast common points will be greatly reduced. The rate from Dallas, one way, to such points as Golton, Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Jose will te $20, and round trip tickets to the same points win be 35,50, the latter limited for return to 60 days from date of sale, bearing continuous passage transit limit in each direction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
Notfea..

Aolife is hereby given that until Monday, the 18th, day of March, 1891, sealed bids will be received for build a brick building 2fXS0 feet for the county agricultural exhibit Plans and specifications can be had on ap= plieation to the County Judge All bids should be addressed to me and marked tBid for Agricultural Build- ing. w D. JONEI,
 .Iudge-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

X combination of sound sense. pa thoa, humof. wit and satire lie as sails the false, the wrong, the evil; but pleads for tbc true. the right and the good He .Hhaeks" hard. but "whacks where it is needed He daesnot.ofiend iorhis manifest good nature and b0undless hnnor takethe sting from sayings that look harsh in cold type He both .amuscs and instfacts, and must be heard ID be understood and appreciated. What ever may bethe estimate of him,nOne can hear him and fail to be impressed by his simple ca1nestness and sheer itg of purpose There is none like him; he k simply Sam Jones
 Tickets on sale at Altschul's Cigar store from Friday, March 3 10 Tues day I3 Secure thenf carly Seats will be at T premiam.
 Arrangements lfaYe been made to place q large number 0i extra chairs OH lower a0or that all may be seated
 ONE FAEe FOR ROUND TRtr ON All.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
Tea.

The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap- tist church gave q ten last night at the residence of Mr and Mrs. A. l.. Williams, I2o2 East Seeond avenue, for the benefit of the church. Alarge crowd attended and the occasion was one of grand success socially and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
CRIMINAL LIBEL.
sopall,e Leader in Kansas IS in Trouble.

ANsAs CITY, KANs., March 2.-The hinal libel case of Chief of Police
 rles and others against \. j. sth. the Populist leader, is on the 3ket Of Common Pleascourt today
 Ire Judge Anderson. Smith was ntly held to the grand jury in \ Us Of $3,500 on six charges. He Ased to give bond and was com Se'l to iail, but at the instance of
 friends a writ of habeas corpus Irnahle today was issued. Smith ains stubborn and insists he will Five further bonds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
southern Pacific Meets the Cut.

GALVESTON, March The passen- ger rate war to California points be tween the santa Fe ani the Southern Pacific is growing more lively every day The SEQ straight one way rate and S35 50 for round trip made by the Santa Fe will bs met by the Southern Pacific. There are prospects of an even lower rate beina ma Ie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
PRENDERGAST.
Application for a New Trial to Be
 lied in the United States su- preme Court Tuesday.

IeAGos March 2.-The legal pa in the appeal of Patrick Eugene ldereast, the assassin of Mayor fl Harrison, has been completed win bc ready for fling when the |elne Court meets on Tuesday
 Ills understood that q super Is will be asked for at the same the papers are filed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
70 LARGEST CIRCULATION oF ANY DAILY MEwspApER 70
 Jefferson Guaras Hon.

one of the most enjoyable dances that has occurred in our city this season was the one given by Che Jef- ferson Guards at their arm0Y last night, complimentary to Miss Sue Kayanaugh, of Frankfort, Ky All of Fine Bluffs young society people were in Attendance. Among those present were:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
DEAD FOi.
The Body Of an ta,,i.Aso N.a-. i5.se=a
 cred at Wen ia

The Body of an ta,'sa=eaa u.-. t.se.
 cred at M-eazta
 WICHITA. Kan. 8Iarea ? "A ter. tragedy was 4isao4pra i. r. iaai.t shany sitnated oH so1aa Fun azauue. when pedestrian. t.r5ata troktu window saw saedeul Do tv of q stsaneer laying acros3 the do9r sill with his head and shoulders janmei ja be- tween eookstove and tae wall Eyi- deuces that a terrible struggle had taken place within were also found
 A large quantity of piastering had been knocked from the wallis and the building was racEea t) its fouadation. \ ceoksJove that ha not frlt fira for week stooi il olte corner ot 5na room and in another corner was Hedsteal covered with dr5y blaa6dts. Hltay to- bacco n3uch and some dirty cocks. An old table leaned agq.a | Jbe wall and scattered in wild disorier was a lot of cooking uteHsiis. The throat of the dead man had been cut from ear to ear That 1t was .8 murder is evident, for the neigh bornool is loHey and the rail road tracks make t dangerous
 Several wes'ls ago two men. one old and the other yoanv. took up bachelor quarters il tie 8ese-ta5 den. 4 load Of coal was umped into tho bedroom and tAey lived here quietly, one of them seeming to avoid re ,ognition and never stirring out of the door in day light Just before bhe big snow two weeks ago they disappeared and noth- ing has been seen Of them since
 Thf face of t..e dead man was that of tine yonng man and he had evidently been dead for weeks
 The sunny South mills at New Lew isyille, Ark. burned. One man was cremated in the building.
 \ Mexican was shot to death at Til. den, Tex. for resisting arrest.
 Roy Kuhlman accidentally shot and killed his companion at Mulhiil. | T. Both were loys about 15 years of age.
 An attempt was made to rob Santa Fe passenger train at Hutchinson, Kan
 Will Wade and John McAnnally were arrested at Terrell, Tex. charged with mnrdering Robert Daugherty, who mysteriously disappeared four months ago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
Auditing Roar,l

The County Auditing Poard will meet next Monday The following members constitute the Board: Esquire R. D. Mcfiaughy. Y. c. Alex anaer and Tom Blackwell
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
oonfracf to lsa Tel n 0nes.

County Judge .ienes has today ad- yertiscd for bids for he the erection of the county exhibit building, The building is to he 24X30 fect. made 6f brick with front and side entrances. It will be located just to the left Of the eoart-honse. faeing Bamaqne street The front entrance will bc just where the old plank fence sepa- rates the front from the rear court. Thos Harding, of Little Rock, i5 the architect While the building will not be gorgeous in proportions and in structure. il will be beautiful and attractive,
 As soon as the building i3 com pleted inc county exhibit will be re moved from the halls and rooms Of theC Caurt-house and be placed in the new structure No industry will tend more to develop Jefferson county than this countN exhibit. In less than one year it will bc he pride ot Pine Bluff and the joy Of the county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
Lady HicSelist,3.

We are glad Co learn chat thc Eoa 2 ladies of Pine Blud are taking ste35 toward organizing ladies bi frle club < numbcrhaye already orl wheels and they Will within the next two weeks begin practicin4 tn art of riding on tNo wheels Ne understand, however, they intend It. pra ice during m0onliehtnights and tho toe, lH the back yards and in the alley ways. We are satisfied that thct will s;!ttesd Tan prejudice that has existed against lady cyclists k gradually giving away. In factit is q yciy common occurrence to sec lady bicycle riders in III our large cities, and the Pine Bluff girls have just as muh right to this kind of pleasure and enjoyment as do girls tn other towns and cities The exercise k healthy. eXhileratin9 and pleasant and we hope soon to see number break the ice (not ii.ncckst in this city Progress is the order of the day and the Pine Biaff girls are stlietlYin the push.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Gladstone will resign.


 Sharp county Democrats will hold their primaries July 2l.
 Two business houses were de stroyea hy fire last night at New port Loss estimated at S20,0O0.
 *a@
 !. " Demming,a painter, wass shot last night at Memphis by woman named Bettie Wreach. Deming will ais'
 Gus Fromm, proprietor of coffee house at Hot Srings, skipped thu city ast night and left his boardqs with ,ills paid in advance.
 
 ! Charley Brown, of Canton. Miss. Hhot and killed his brother-in-laW. gl " Mcintyre, eight miles west of Eahat place last night. + #* E MT. ss N. Walters was killed at Nylm yesterddy by the train rom Ielena. Walters got drunk and went sleep on the track. A A 4 negro school teacher was arrest Ia and placed in jail yesterday shargesl with setting on fire the Rug& sehool building at Hot Springs #a& 5a Ex Representative Charles H. Har- kn, who killed Charles E. Moore, d 8ading citizen of Jefferson City, Mo,
 under arrest. A lynehing is ex- aefed. N SAMr. (. E. Crumb, Of Helena, has ken Appointed Circuit Clerk of the klited States Court for the Eastern district of Arkansas by Judges Cald- heil and Sanbomc
 *.@ gThe Jacksonville, Fla, Jury yes- \ hday afternoon declared Gorbett 1t guilty of violating the laws of a lorida in engaging in q prize fight. Al itehell's case=wil be likewise dis SA,sesI of
 #8* S Rev. Stephen Wells, Baptist min Ter, Was brutally slain at Potts imp, Miss, yesterday morning by NllIam Gnrlef. The trouble grew aBt of q law suit over drove of gags.
 ! @# l horrible. tragedy occurred early sa stelday morning at ths home of aA tore Baker, Sumeryille, \. !. Mr. sgAlser's wife and l-year-old baby Ire murdered and their murderers, m Hard Thompson and Henry Baker, 1 th young negroes, were killed by irenzied husband and father of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
COTTON MARKETS.
REPORTED BY E. C. HOWELL. MANAGER HAAlMETT GROCER Co., COTTON
 FACTORS.

LIVERPOOL, March 2 cotton opened and closed for Ap'il-AIaY. 4.l0-01. Middling. 43-l6d.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

NEw ORLEANS. March ,. -fotton opencd for April. E2s: closed 4.lS. Middling. 75-1G.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

Mrs. L. c. Knox, Met Jones. Wrn1 Martin, Drew White, Dick TreodVell Mr Hill, Alb. Knox and others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
32O SUPERB Photographs.

More than offered by any other newspaper of the buildings and chief exhib- it's at the Worlds Pair. The handsome specimens of art make Handsome Souvenirs for the Parlor or Library.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

NEW YORK, March 2 = Cotton openel for April, 76i. closed. 7.53. Middling, X.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

II you did, you can see 1t over again by clipping your coupons from the DAILY GRAPHIC, six of which, with 10 cents, will entitle you to l6 views.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

ONE FAEe FOR ROUND rRlr ON ALI.
 RAILROADS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

Gus Fromm proprietor of coffee heusea at Hot Srings, skipped thu city asst night and left his boardefs with ,iils paid in advance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

!. V. Demming,a a painter, was shot last night at Memphis by a woman named Bettie Wreach. Deming will
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

Seats on sale at Altsehul's Wednes- day morning February 2S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

Rev. Stephen Wells, a Baptist min
 Ter, Was brutally slain at Potts imp, Miss, yesterday morning by aillIam GHrley The trouble grew SSt of q law suit over drove of sgs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

Charley Brown, of Canton. Miss. |hot and killed his brother.in.law. [ ". Mcintyre, eight miles west of lhat place last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02
Turkish Bell Gavottc,
< Cyclone 0f Fun and Whirlwind of Mirth, Music. Beauty
 and Dancing.

NoTE-At noon Friday sky rocket with preserved seat tickets attached will be sent up The per son securing same will he entitled to their use
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

The Jacksonville. Fla, Jury yes
 rday afternoon declared Corbett It guilty of violating the laws of lorida in engaging in q prize fight. itehell's case=wiH be likewise dis A,setI of.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

Two business houses were de stroyea hy fire last night at New port. Loss estimated at $20,OO0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-02

sharp county Democrats will hold their Primaries July 2l