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The herald., 1894-10-11
Anti-Tammany Democracy.

New YORK, Oct. 10.-Ths anti-Tam.
many Democracy held its convention to-
night at the Lyceum opera house for the
purpose OF nominating county ticket.
A feature OF the convention was the
presence in the boxes and balcony of 100
of the Women's Anti-Tammany associ-
alton. The association passed resolu.
tion nominating Strong for mayor and
Goff for recorder. The other lonina-
tions were left in the hands OF confer
ence committee.
The herald., 1894-10-11
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Given a Life Sentence.

VIeKsBURG, Miss. March a7-Argu-
ments in the case of the state VS.. j. G..
Mcclure, indicted for murder. were
closed here Saturday, when it was
given to the jury. Within so minutes
the jury reported verdict of guilty
as charged and fixed the penalty at life
imprisonment An appeal is antici-
pated following the motion fer new
trial if the latter is denied Mcclure
killed merchant in this city named
Henry Herman nearly IL months ago
The homicide excited such general at
tention that a jury was secured only
after the case had been twice con-
tinued. In two efforts to obtain one
more thssn 1000 persons We're exam
ined. The Ills FER took the verdict
calmly. He is about 10 years of age.
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porehased Another Racetrack.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2T.-The site
selected for the new racetrack for San
Francisco is not desirable for the pur-
pose and syndicate of local and east
ern capitalists interested have pur-
chased another tract in the vicinity of
the first one and will commence grad
ing and building in June and July.
The estimated cost of the new track.
including improvements, will be close
to $500, 000 The Californians back of
the enterprise are M. A. Gunst, Dan
Burns, Tom Williams, James Flood
and Adolph Spreckels. The eastern
men are Ed Corrigan. George Wal
baum aud Alexander and Joe Ullman.
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With Live Wires,

New YORK. March Elm a scrim
mage ut the Grand street bridge over
Newtown creek. Deputy Sheriff Meyer
was severely burned by live trolley
wire. Some workmen of the Brooklyn
City Railway company were engaged
in Swinging wires on the bridge when
commanded by force of deputy sher-
ifs to stop in the name of the law. One
of the workmen wearing rubber gloves
placed the end of a charged wire against
Meyers neck. and he dropped to the
ground as though shot He was CON
veyed home in a badly shocked condi.
ton. The rest of the deputies were
put to fight by the workmen. who then
proceeded to string the wires on the
bridge.
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a oneer Damage Suit.

MILwA uKEE, March a7.-A remark
able case has begun in the supreme
court. Joseph S Schissler, as admin
istrator of the estate of Hermann Pla-
mann. sues 10 recover S50a9 damages
from John Brier. It is alleged that in
June, ss3, Plamann went into the de-
fendant's saloon and made wager that
he could drink Is glasses of beer in 15
minutes. The defendant was to furnish
the beer. At the 18th glass Plamann
was overcome. The defendantisa alleged
to have given him two glasses of brandy
after which Plamann expired.
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DESPERATE DEPRlesT
He Is Shot Twelve Times, but Es-
eapes From the omcers.


capes From the omcers.
GAINESVILLE Tenn, March 81. In
formation comes from over in Benton
county of a terrible struggle between
Deputy Sheriff Odle and his posse and
celebrated wildcatter named Thomas
Depriest, who for some time has been
selling whisky in open defiance of law.
making it a point to be present at every
gathering with full supply of whisky.
1t was learned that Depriest was at a
school entertainment at Sugar Tree
Postoffice. Deputy Odle summoned a
posse of citizens, and one was to offer
to buy whisky, and when Depriest
turned his back to draw it to seize him.
This plan failed as Depriest was too
suspicious to let anybody get behind
him. officer Odle suddenly caught the
wildeatter by the hands and called for
help, but he proved too powerful, and,
breaking away, drew his revolver. The
posse were the quicker and opened fire
Depriest, being shot through the hands,
dropped his weapon In the melee he
escaped. Afterwards he called at the
residence of William McGhee. having
II wounds-nine shots in his arms and
hands Two in his back and one in the
leg. His injuries are not thought to be
fatal, and he has SO far escaped cap
F11ra
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
An elephant Assaults It's Keeper.

New ORLEANS. March 27.--An ele-
plant belonging to the Empire show
got loose Sunday night as her keeper
was passing through the lot in which
she was confined The keeper slipped
in mud and as quick as fash the ele-
plant was on him. planting both of her
knees upon his chest with great force.
Three times the elephant backed from
the keeper and repeated the assault.
Finally some of the circus hands sue
ceeded in driving off the vicious brute.
The keeper, who is an italian, was
sent to the hospital, where he was
found to be seriously but not fatally
hurt. The elephant weighs 5000 pounds
and is the trick animal of the show.
She is 1876 years old.
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whipped His Father-In.Law.

TERRA ALTA, W. Va, March 27-
Thursday night Frank Lee and Charles
Groves settled at tisticuffs the question
of which should escort Fanny Burnes
home from an entertainment. Groves
won. Upon reaching the girls home
her father assaulted Groves, VINO gave
the old man a vigorous drub bing.
Burnes had Groves arrested and after
being fined Groves left the courtroom,
eloped to Maryland with the girl, mar.
ried her, came back Saturday and was
forgiven
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Alleged whitecaps Arrested.

FOREST CITY, Ark, March 27.-Con
siderable excitement developed here
when Henry Young, Henry Watson
J. R. Chisenuall, Rice Gerow, Boil
Hudspath and John Kavanaugh were
arrested on warrants charging then
with completely in the whitecap out
RACES which have disgraced the west
ern part of this (St. Francis) county
for several months past. 1t is alleged
they are the ringleaders of the crimes
which comprise murder and arson
Thes officers are out after others Of
the gang. The above named persons
are in Jail and will have preliminary
hearing tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27

ss1fe. While the father was seated in
chair before the fire still quarreling,
Lillian picked up an ak and struck him
in the head infiicting bad wound
Then the mother picked up the ak and
cut the band's throat with it.
Lillian confessed the crime, and said
che first cnt her fathers throat with a
razor and then attacked him with a
Ratchet in order to prevent him from
numbering her mother, whom he was
choaking The first trial was a sem
sational one. Both mother and girl
were acquitted amid applause of spec
tators. Willis was quite prominent
11lantar
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WayIaid and Killed.

AUSTIN, March 81, News reached
this city of the murder of Thomas FL.
Dunn of Llano of the Bessemer iron
mines at Bessemer, six miles east of
Llano on the Austin and Northwestern
railroad. He was waylaid and killed
by robbers. He left Llano at p. m.
Saturday in a buggy, carrying with
him about $500 with which to pay off
the men at the mines. His body was
found two miles from the mines with
bullet hole In his head. His money
was gone. No clew to the murderers
Officers and bloodhounds left this city
to track the murderers. Deceased was
formerly of Birmingham, Ala.
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Eyes Regiment Tied Up.

SAN ANTONIO, March 27.-General
Frye and his industrial army of 700
men are camped ON the prairie at Fin
ley, 400 miles west of here. The
Southern Pacific freight crews refuse
to haul the men, acting from instruc-
tions of the officials of the road. The
army threw a switch and caused train
to run into the siding. They then
boarded the train and the conductor
hauled them to Finley, where the train
was tied up All eastbound freight
traffic has been suspended on account
OF the army, and an effort is being
made to starYe them ont
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
Suspected of Robbing Himself.

SAN ANGELO. Tex, March 27.--J. Nc
Gee, the stage driver who upon arrival
at Sherwood, Iron county, on the night
OF the l4th, reported that he had beer
heio up by two masked man at the point
OF Winchester and the nail and ex.
press rlfied and all valua bles taken,
was arrested at Sherwood by Deputy
United States Marshal BrooMe, charged
with the roi; berry.
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Serious Trouble Brewing.

WILLIAMSON, w. Va, March 2..-
WHAT will undoubtedly prove a great
feud is inaugurated at Thaeker, 6
mountain hamlet IA miles east of here.
w, ). Terrell, an extensive coal owner
and merchant of Thacker, was called
from his residence Sunday at midnight
and shot. He cannot recover. Posses
OF men are forming on both sides anG
serious trouble is expected.
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held Up BIS captors and Escaped.

0TTuMwA, Ia, March 27. William
Cramer. Monroe county's noted desper.
ado, who, with two companions, as
saulted and nearly killed w. B. Don
aldson, an Ottumwa detective, and sub
sequently escaped, was captured Satur.
day and escaped again. Dull and Gil.
lespie, Cramer's pals, got term of
years each, but Cramer has success.
fully eluded the officers. Through a
woman at Abba he was located and
captured, but under some pretext got
the sheriff and marshal into a hotel,
where he pulled revolver, made both
hold up their hands, backed out of the
door and escaned.
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snnythe Martin Discharged.

CHEYENNE, Wy, March 26.--Mr. II,
A. Smythe Martin, arrested on charge
of obtaining S9s, 600 worth of Sartoris
Bros. notes by false pretenses, and
who claimed malicious prosecution,
had hearing and the case was dis
missed by Justice Haywood on the
ground that the payment of $500 by
Martin to the complainant, E. Crum.
rine, constituted the sale of the p8pej
or notes, Sartorls Bros. had AbQQ1
81. 0o0, 900 invested in ranchipg m
~ haztje IN hFipg suit
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
, Sugar Trust Valid

nELpHsA. March 81. Judge
3 the United States circni,
lied the sugar trust did not
zpry to the law when it alb.
ae Philadelphia sugar refiner.
Mtiy after the contamination
sugar deal the government
znls tor the purpose of HAVING
3. on the ground thai
&anation was contrary to law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
Violated Rnyanna Laws

WILLIE, S. c.. March 81
Bros. tobacco plant, one of the
a. the south, was seized by the
ment for violation of revenue
The seizure was made upon the
: q Collector Essary of Knox
inc machinery and entire large
manufactured and raw tobacco
'feited to the government and
solo at public auction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
Threw the Baby Into the stove

PHILADELPHIA. March 27.- Another
brutal story comes from the coal
regions. At Barbertown, near Scran.
ton, Pa, andre Bartelli became
angered because the baby cried. He
picked the infant out of the cradle
took the lid off the stove and threw the
little one on the hot Goals. His sister
rescued the babe, bnt it was SO badly
burned that it died. Bartelli left tn,
house and has not been found.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
Barber Held For Arson.

SAN ANToSIo. March 27-A Mexican
barber named a G. Chapman was ar
rested here for Arson. He is alleged to
have fired barbsrshop. which was
burned in the Arcade hotel a few
nights ago, with the object of destroy
ing rivals business. He was placed
under $500 bond
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
VEN HER LIBERTY.


ILLS Acquitted of Numbering
Father With an Ak.
4 Ia ',,a March a7.-Fifteen-
Lillian Willis, has been ac-
eefe Of the murder of her
week. A true bill having
= against the girl and her
an ll-year-old son told the
story Of the killing. He said
came home intoxicated with
whisky and ordered his SUP.
oop sot Y : fpw With Sc
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
IINdION NEWS.
0utlined For Congress
lie Present Week.
EXPECTED OF THE SENATE

- Before That Body VIII BE
/, IN to Matters of Minor I'M
The House VIII Attempt
k,snase of the Contested Election
senator Colquitt Dead.
.HISGToN, March 27.-The proba-
I arc <nat the week in the senate
/ o{yen up largely to matters OF
importance. The McGarraghan
on the calendar as unfinished
q and will have the right-of-way
J o'clock today. There will be an
|ko dispose of this bill before the
T the week, and Senator Hans
i has given notice that he will
|call up the Russian thistle Dill
Eiately after the disposal of the
|rraghan bill.
ktor Dolph also intends to make
brt. Il opportunity offers, to have
Ii for the relief of certain settlers
bic lands considered.
|fortihcations appropriation bill
81 the calendar and in position
aiken up for action at any time.
kfor Harris may also move in &C.
Ice With notice given for q re-
|eration of the printing bill, but
resumed that his action in that
viii depend upon the attend
L senator's, many of the friends
It'll being now absent.
tor Turpie has evidenced a de-
have his resolutions concerning
|nexation of Hawaii voted upon
the tariff bill is taken up, but 1t
|btful in the face of Senator
Il IMPOSITION whether this can be
house will devote the coming
70 the contested election cases.
brdiug to the arrangement made
the O'Neil-Joy contested cleo
lie will be called up tomorrow.
|huch as the Republicans are al
|comnlitted to the policy of fill
Ing against the election cases,
lii consume the entire week. The
|llcans will demand the presence
emocratic quorum at every stage
parliamentary proceedings.
means known to parliamentary
III be used to prevent the seating
|eil and English. the Democratic
kants from the Eleventh Missouri
18th California districts, respect
Should the cases by any chance
osed of by the end of the week,
|nse will resume the considera-
the appropriation bills.
army bill will be next in order.
3 matters will probably occupy
|ention of the house until the
kill returns from the senate.
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Kurned to Death.

PARKERsBuRG. w. Va, March II
At Glpnnvilis, Gilmer county, lum.
Der kiln containing 50,00e feet of lum-
Der eaugnt fire. Malcolm Johnson,
grandson OF Hon. Levi johnson, ex-
member of the legislature, was burned
to death and Arthur Carter was fatally
burned in atreln 9ting to rescue John
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
nosbyshell's Retirement.

IpELPHIA, March 27.-Dr. e.
nd the new superintendent OF
iAuelphia mint, will probably
z upon the duties of his office
ny although the treasury de.
n Is DESTROYS that he should
Colonel 0. c. Bosbyshell on
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no Chinese smugcled.

BURLINGTON, VT. March a7.-The
goVernmenthas completed the examina
ton OF the customs office and find the
report that Cinnamon were being
smuggled through here false. All who
entered had legal right.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
Fast Sailing Record.

San FRANCISCO, March 27.-The
parkentine Tropic Bird has just re-
turned from Tahati, 1900 nautical
miles, IN z days and IL hours, the fast
est time ever made by sailing vessel
On the Pacific ocean.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
severe Blizzard.

ST Paul, March y Friday night
and SATURDAY night the Dakotas and
Minnesota endured another storm that
in many sections far surpassed any
thing that has been experienced during
the winter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
Found Frozen to Death.

VALPARAISO, March 81. Miss Lizette
Brewer, aged 16, left home Friday for
a walk and failed to return. Her body
has been found FIVE miles in the coun-
try and it is thought she lost her way.
entered an old building and froze to
death.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
supposed Suicide.

DEvERs. Tex, March 27.-Charles
R. Williams, owner of large rice
plantation near this place, was found
dead here; supposed suicide. No cause
assigned. An inquest is being held.
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lei Justice Appointed.

y aoaERy' Ala, March a7.-Gov.
e appointed Hon. Robert g,
70 be chief justice of the 81.
onrt Of Alabama to fill the va.
= snsed by the death of Chief
tone. Judge Bricknelrs resig
8 1904 gave the position Of
!. &c to Judge Stone, VINO wa.
q 70 succeed him by Governor
udge Brickhell is the authol
smells Digests," which are
Gown in the jurisprudence Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
rover and Hands Bill.

HrNBToN, March 81 There is no
Ht Of President Cleveland sign
seigniorage bill. Whether he
to The measure or let it become
s still unknown, but there is a
cuxrent that the bill will be
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
Texas Appointments,

|MaToN, March s7.-W. T.
texas has been appointed com.
s. OF immigration for the ports
oec and Point Lewis, Canada,
|HRx, N. s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
WIhh MEET The TIMES.

An exceptional demands exceptional sacrifices
Now IS the time to buy your Carpets and Furniture The
largest and most complete stock of Bedroom Dining
and Paror Sets brought to Arkansas which will be sold
at remarkably low prices
Call and be convinced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
Senator Colquitt's Death.

|HINeroN, March 27.-United
Senator Alfred Holt Colquitt of
3 died at his home here yester-
around his bedside when he
away were Senator Gordon and
lighter Mrs. Jones, Senator Col
private secretary his nephew,
nn, his son. Mrs. Colquitt, three
lied daughters and his daughter
Farshall of Chicago. AS the end
|ched the senator's breathing be-
Fery heavy, but he relapsed into
cionsness and suffered no pain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
, and Senate Adjourn.

HlNeToN, March 27.-Immedi.
|fter the house and senate met
Rjourned on account of Senator
tts death.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
$4,000 in Prizes
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED
AMONG NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

A prize certificate issued and num-
bered in the same order as paid sub
scriptions are received will be sent by
return mail. Ii not found satisfac-
tory, return it and money will be re-
funded. Send $l.50 for a years sub
script;on at once and secure one OF
the largest prizes.
THE AMERICAN HOME JOURNAL,
s5s DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
The Republican journal., 1894-11-01

TAc Holsters found Ill American waters
are Soniew hat diilerenf from those found
IN Europe. HpAtofa~ liuertatltHx having
claws much larger in proportion tAan
Those caught oif thr British ana otf WHY
Norway coast There i. however. ~, dit
ference IN tle habits I'M lhrse riu-taeelns.
nal do thtN taste Giitervntly III tlle t;tlilr.
Ih" American Holsters. il5e their in-
refean tatl~ils, WHY nligI2tply. II w
cpMe il~horc from le~p waiter trniu
MarcN IN May, and tlcn dtpart III the
autumn in tIle same ireegMlu manner.
But they mUs NY glF 4@fiefis ~ tlley ItlosG
n tlieii nliglation> in. solid phalaMN. the
largcl lphst.ls marching iM il nt aud wi IL
iitte fellows bringing w the rear. They
aIt extremely lN-MAciuHs. and wheM tnvN
do not find othel dsniZtlis of the deep 10
tight Nitll they FIGHT one another, ald III
this they resemble many II the races Of
men When attacked hy teo powerful
roe they display great activity in retreat
ng, and much skill in thristing their
bodies into holes and crevices in tile rocks
The lobster fishers make traps varously
called crcels, pots and traps bait them
with garbage and animal refuse, sink them
in deep water, ana mark the spot of each
with some sort Of buoy. The traps are
provided with holes like those III Il rat-
trap, 50 that 4 lobster, having crawled ia,
cannot possibly get out, The traps are
hauled into a boat every Gay Or 81, and
the catch removed. Till there be enough
to make a shipment to market. the lob-
sters are put in boxes and kept alive in
salt water. When shipped they are put
in boxes in layers Of damp sea grass In
this kind Of packing they will keep alive
and vigorous for several days. When
alive it is Of 4 beautifully clouded Blush
black color This color changes to an
almost uniform red when the lobster is
boiled. Harper Weekly
The Republican journal., 1894-11-01
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TO TAX PAYERS !

! Shall be at my office in Memorial building every
Saturday from 10 A, NJ. To - NJ. and > to 4
r. NJ, until January J. All persons WHO wish to
avail themselves Of the discount of Two per cent.
II then taxes must pay by January | 1895.
II. +. MASON, Collector.
Belfast, August Is, ls9l.-29tf