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IN the death of George " Childs the members of the craft have lost one of their noblest benefactors. Every member of the ''art preserva- tive" will mourn his death with a personal grief MT. Childs during his life did much to elevate the pro fession to which he belonged, and, in the establishment of a printers home in Colorado for all poor and disabled printers, he performed one of his greatest deeds of philan thropy Peace be to his ashes.
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A Steamboat Combine

ST. LOUIS. Feb. ,. Negotiations are now pending looking toward the con- solidation Of the four large packet lines whose boats ply to and from this port The rumor was spread that the Ghero- kee Packet company. the St Louis. Ma pies and Peoria Packet company. tho Eagle Packet company and the Com merce P cket company would pool their business. It was understood that a new company would be organized to control the business of ali the four companies. In other words. 1t was to be q cO1nhi
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brethren in the Western State of Nebraska. If a battle is to be waged in the coming campaign on these lines, MT. Breckinridge is pre- eminently the man to represent the administration. He is the only man from Arkansas in Congress who has stood by the National Dem ocratic platform adopted at Chicago, and upon which Grover Cleveland was elected That he is pre-emi- nently qualified for the position the Press admits in the following
 Mr. Breckinridge is a student Of political economy, polished and erudite He is apparently cold and reserved. without 8 particle of sympathetic sentiment which comes from q glimpse at conditions rather than Ut the things whieheause them. He is an able man. Even his most positive opponent cannot refuse to admit this much, and i'll a public dis cussion demonstrates his superiority over many men, so far as mind is concerned He has been able to convince many thinking people who have differed from him of the cor rectness of his views, and his dis passionate reasoning has treasured many doubting constituents. It will not do to underestimate his strength.
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The House.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Ths debate on the Hawaiian matter began ill the house uader special order, which will bring 1T to a vote next Monday at o'clock. The adoption Of the order was proceeded by very lively passage at arms be- tween Mir. Boutelle and MT. Catchings of Mississippi, member of the con- mtitee on rules, which resulted in two attempts made by the former to have the words of the la ter excepted to by the h use and subject him to censure.
 Only two speeches were made, the first by Mir. McCreary and the other by Mir. Hit.
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WASHINGTON NEWS1
 ----4------@=~ Admiral Benham to Go on the Retired List.
COMMENDED FOR HIS ACTIONS.

Special Thanlss Sent Him by the secre-
 tary of the Navy and Foreign Powers
 Praise Him For His Noteworthy Ser
 viee-Hatch to Revive the Anti-Option
 BilI--Another Woman Lawyer.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--In view of the recent developments at Rio de Janeiro great interest is attached to the forth coming retirement of Benham. Re has done noteworthy service. He has been praised by foreign powers and received special thanks from the secretary of the navy on the opening of the Brazil ian port to vessels of all nations. He will be retired in April and by that time it is probable that the rebellion will be closed.
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Tortured by Robbers.

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-John Kilcoyne an aged and wealthy miner, has been found half dead in his miserable hovel, his head frightfully beaten by robbers. Kilcoyne says three men endeavored to make him reveal the hiding place of his money. and upon his refusal tortured him for an hour, beating and kicking him, and infiicting probably fatal injuries The old man would not tell his secret, however, and the men secured but SEQ. One arrest has been made
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Gold Bullion Increasing.

DENVER. Feb. 5.-For months there has been steady increase i'll gold bul. lioh deposited at the Denver mint, and the prediction that Colorado will see next spring one of the biggest gold looms in the history of the country has every indication of being verified. The bullion purchased at the mint during January exceeded the purchase of Jan uary, 1893. by S93. GOO, and amounted to several thousand dollars more than the purchase in December.
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Mss LouELLA MOTION is making

Mss LouELLA MOTION is making the editorial columns of the Thorn ton 4dpocate- sparkle witt many bright paragraphs. Journalism offers to women rich field for profitable work, as is instarced by the employment of women in the editorial and repertorial department on many of the leading daily news papers.
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ATLANTA has extended an invita- to the Grand Army of the Republic to hold their annual encampment ol 1895 in that city. In this Atlas ta does well. The Union veterans should be given an opportunity to again see the city which neither their fire nor swords could destroy. The coming of the Yankees will be more pleasant to Georgians than on a former occasion.
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xviIsnn Calls a Meeting.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 5-Chairman Wilson of the ways and means com nittee, who is also chairman of the ex- ecutive committee of the National As sociation of Democratic clubs, has called meeting of the latter commit tee to be held at the Ebbitt House at Washington on Feb. 8. MT. Wilson states that the meeting will be 9 very important one and insists that every member shall be present.
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The Twelfth Woman.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The 12th wo- man has been admitted to practice be- fore the Uni ed States supreme court and has signed the roll at the bar. She is Miss Kate H. Bier, a prepossessing young lady from Milwaukee, and Sena- tor Villas of Wisconsin moved her ad- mission. Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood of Washington was the first woman at torney to appear here, being admitted ill 1875.
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oH For an Eyenrsinn-

NEW YORK, Feb , The steamship Fuerst Bismarck left for the Mediter. ranean with large party of excursions ists, who will spend the next two months in visiting the points of inter- est in Italy, Corsica. Egypt and the Holy Land. This is the second of the excursions arranged by the Hamburg. American Steamship company this year and 263 persons took passage.
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Hatch and Anti-0ption.

WASHINGTON, Fab. 5.-Congressman Hatch says now that the tariff bill is out of the way so far as the house is concerned, it is his intention to proceed as rapidly as possible to perfect his anti-option bill. It is thought it will he introduced in the house the coming week
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Plot Against the Government.

ROME. Feb 5-An international an- archist plot was discovered against the government which has existed since the recent troubles broke out. Two thousand arrests have been made in Italy since the riots began.
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A Favorable Report Ordered.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The joint reso- lution providing for the appointment of commission to represent the United States at the Antwerp exposion intro- ducei in the senate few days since, was considered by the senate committee on foreign relations, and favorable reDort ordered.
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THE Little Rock Press and the Fort Smith Times have followed the GRAPHIC in giving their readers the refreshing enjoyment of a Kicker Column The Press and the Times will do well when they follow the GRAPHIC.
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Ingalls, stnrts snntI,.

ATcHIsoN. Kan, Feb. 5.-Ex-Senator John J Ingslls has left Atchison for an extensive lecture tour in the south. He will go to the Pacific coast in March. and remain there until the opening of the Republican campaign in Kansas.
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POLITICIANS and disappointed office seekers continue their war on President Cleveland. In that con nection it is well to remember that the politicians andi spoils-seekers have always opposed him.
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Tied, Gagged and Robbed.

SPRINGFIELD, O., Feb. 5.-Brown Kenton, agent of the Springfield brew cries, was robbed of a large amount of collections here by two masked men. They tied and gagged him. No arrests have been made.
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THE Mississippi Legislature is in 0 peculiar predicament It will neither elect an administration OF anti-administration Senator to sue. ceed Walthall.
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T2aceut discoveries have demonstfais" It t.i-.s oltth*4 araans of the body are under tiIC VI Not iroI of the nerve centers, located m or IlS,,s 5 tbg base of the brain, and that when IlSsS @ es f daranged fhf organs which they suppiy ...st nerVe JIuid are also deranged. when lS = " " membesred that Q serious injury to liie Spiilst Sipi Q ,rd will cause paralysis of the poly pSlois V the injured point, because the nerve loleG i ,b :. nreyeYlted by the injury from reacniH1s, I ,a tiig felralyzed portion, it will be understoou n3 i the derangement of the nerve centera p;soa mis .s cause the Arrangement ot the various oin"As which they supply with nerve iorce, d,,, fo
 Fwo-thirds of chronic diseases ale ta' uuo ~ eq flte in1erfect action of the nerve ceniers u the base of the brain, not rom sl.., it. mont primarily originating n the qrEnn ,ia i r, spIf The great mistake of physlclans n treating these diseases is that they urea IT s organ rather than the nerve centers "hlSA are the cause of the trouble.
 DR FRANKLIN MILES, the celeDrateu sPe. P. cia.ist has profoundly studied thls SupJeCt l54 over 20 years, and has made many HI pol @ ttur Gi3.overies in connection with IL, chieI a.noas I t.ie!n being the facts contained Tn tne uDosS statement, and that the ordinary netho4dfs df 1i trsatment are wrong. All headache, IE1 dizz.- ness, dullness, confusion, pressure pluet mania, melancholy, insanity, epilepsy, i, 6i, Nita5 dance, etc, are nervous discusses h2 matter how caused. The wonderful success oi Dr. Miles Restorative Neryine IS due 10 .ils fact thatitis based on the foregoing principe.
 DR NILES RESTORATIVE NERyINE IS s2!d py all druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent direct by DR. MILES MEDICAL CO, Etkhatti Ind. on receipt of price, S1 per bottle, sla bottles for B, express prepaid It contains neither opiates nor dangerous drugs
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Will Not Withdraw.

TORONTO. Feb. 5.-District Master Workman Carey denies the rumor cur rent at Ontario, that the Knights of Labor will secede from the general as- sembly, and says at the meeting, seces- sion was not hinted at.
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HAD the Republicans remained in power much longer Secretary Car lis.e would have bad to issue about $21, ,ooo, GOO, 900 worth of bonds to cover the deficit.
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McNa,nara Has s,nallnox.
@z ~

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Eel. 5.-The po- lice station here with officers and pris- oners is in quarantine. James McNa- mara of St. Louis, who was lodged there last night, has developed case of smallpox. The place was promptly nnarantinnd
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TIE question arises, will the Dem ocratic party follow Cleveland, Car lisle and RogerQ c. Mills, or Stewart, Petfer and Morgan?
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IT is pretty early to talk politics, but the GRAPhIc wants to again re peat that it is in faver of a straight ticket.
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Disapproves Bun Fights.

ROME, Feb. 5-Tne pope approves the decree forbidding priests attending bull fights in Spain, also orders priests to refuse absolation to dying matadors.
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Three Resignations nennnded.

LANSING, Feb 5.-At a conference here Governor Rich notified Treasurer Ham 5itzer, Secretary Jochim and Land Commissioner Berry that he would give them until Tuesday to decide if they would resign. All parties refuse to talk
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Three Fishermen Drowned.

HALIFAX. Feb. 5.-The Gloucester fishing schooner Orpheus, Captain De- vine, has arrived at Liverpool, N. S., ffoni Newfoundland with 2 load of ring. She reports that during severe gale three men were washed overheard And drowned.
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Martin Gets Resnite

KANSAS Clry, Feb. , Martin. the negro murderer who was to be hanged today has been respited. The su- preme court reviews the case in March
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Denies Dole Will Resign.

WAsHINGToS, Feb. 5.-Mr. Thurston denies the rumors of Dole's resignation on account of i'll health. He said the latter's health was indeed poor, but he will not resign
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TnE Democratic party has fulfilled two Of it's pledges to the people, It has repealed the Sherman act and passed the tariff bill.
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A Royal ffetrnthaL

BRUSSELS. Feb. 5.-It is officially an- nounced that the Princess Josephine of Belgium. daughter of the Count of Flanders, has been betrothed to Prince Charles of Hohenzollern.
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IN the meantime don't fail to su5. scribe for big slice of stock in the furniture factory.
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ABOUT the best thing the Missis- sippi Legislature could do would be to elect Gov. Stone to the Senate and then adjourn and go home.
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Wan. vaillant's sentence co,,,nn..a

PARIS, Feb. 5.It is reported that Perier and Dupuy both favor comnut- ing Vaillant's sentence to life imprison- ment.
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A KANSAS CIrY politician under took to whip an editor The politi- elan was kicked down the front steps vigorously and unceremoniously
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Cold In soutI.ern Rnssia.

ODESSA. Feb. 5.- Extremely cold weather prevails in Southern Russia. The Caspian sea Is ice bound.
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May Be Released.

LONDON. Feb. 5.-It is said that Mrs. May brick will soon be quietly released II her friends stop illadyised agitation.
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ALI Germany is rejoiced over the reconciliation between the Emperor and Prince Bismarck.
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REPRESENTATIVE GLANDS silver bill will be taken up in the House Tuesday. As the bill provides only for the coinage of the seigniorage in the Treasury, we hope it will pass.
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MYSTRRIESl The Nervous System the Seat of Life and Mind. Recent Wonderful Discoveries.

No mystery has ever compared a Wiun s,1hiect bnman fife 1t has been the leading sqoJsS m oeo nf professional research and stuoy HI il ,re,,r But notwithstanding this fact ie is hS n.y. n
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TIE comedy of war continues in the harbor of Rio de Janeiro.
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OFFICE: NO. IF PINE STREET.
 TELEPHONE No. 102.

Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff. Ark, as seeond-elass mail matter.
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ally IA II U " that the sehl of life is leea tedin the np- per part he spinal C or q, near the base of the b ra T and so sensl- tive is { h l $ portion CT the nervous sYs tenn that erta1 the prick Gl 2 needle Y Il 1 cause Blst.,,ssiii death.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-19
PERSONAL.

Andrew Harshaw went to Detroit Mon
day.
F. S. Dewey took trip to Bay City
Friday.
w. L. Churchill left town Monday, for
Detroit.
Mrs. s. T. Bell arrived home Thursday
evening.
John Maher arrived home Monday from
Chicago.
Albert Pack arrived from Detroit Sat-
urday evening.
f. w. Fletcher arrived from Detroit
Monday evening.
Judge II. j. Kelley returned home from
Lansing Thursday.
Geo. L. Maltz came up on SATURDAYS
train from Detroit.
A. w. Comstock arrived from Detroit
last Wednesday evening.
David Bruneau came to town Saturday
evening, to visit his family.
William Manion left town on Mondays
express, for Carsonville, Mich.
Frank limerick took trip to Bay City
Monday, returning last evening.
Captain ID. Mckenzie returned to Mid
die Island life saving station Saturday.
Mrs. w. A. Dixon left town last We'd.
nesday, on visit to friends in Canada.
E. A. Tulian returned home Monday
evening, from business trip to Manis-
tique.
Miss Mamie Steele arrived home last
evening, to spend the holidays with her
parents.
Mrs. G. b. Williams has gone to Flint
to spend Christmas with friends, leaving
town last "Wednesday.
Miss Phebe LaFrenier has gone on
visit to friends at Elwood, Ind, leaving
town last Wednesday.
Captain Kiah, superintendent of the
life saving stations In this district, was
in town last Wednesday.
Judge r. j. Kelly, /. s. Garfield, L. G.
Dafoe, w. Z. Depew and Fl. P. Dustin
went to Harrisville Monday.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-19
The Pewabic Search.

The question OF raising the valuable
cargo supposed to be in the sunken Pc
wabic, sunk off Thunder Bay many years
ago, is agitated every year, notwithstand-
ing the bad luck which has attended every
attempt at recovery In past years. The
silver and copper in her is magnet that
impels men to keep on making the at
tempt to get the property. The Free
Press OF last week had tho following
item that shows another attempt is to be
made next year.
"a company formed OF capitalists Of
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago has
been Incorporated, the purpose of which
Is to seek for the wreck OF the steamer
Pewabic, which was sunk off Thunder
Bay twenty-five years ago, by collision
with the Meteor. The wreck contains
500 tons Of pure copper and coined silver
valued at 100000 or more. 1t lies in
100 feet OF water and three divers have
lost their lives attempting to remove the
treasure. A Harrisburg diver has been
engaged to do the work, and will wear a
special armor."
The item makes mistake, we think,
in regard to the number OF divers who
lost their lives in exploring the wreck.
The only one we have any knowledge OF
was Oliver Pelkey, who was killed few
years ago while exploring what was sup
posed to be the wreck of the i'll fated
steamer.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-19
Social Events.

The social events have been numerous
during the past week, and of nature
that made them very enjoyable.
Last Wednesday evening the Boston
Club opened their winter series Of socials
by masquerade, at the Masonic parlors,
which was notable for the many fine and
grotesque costumes worn by tho merry
masquers, and fifty opened the pleasant
series.
Thursday evening several Of the citizens
who, last summer had enjoyed the hospi-
talities of the life saving men, gave the
crews a reception in the Denton hall.
Refreshments were served, and dancing
was kept up until a late hour, being one
Of the most enjoyable socials of the sea-
son.
Friday evening Mrs. II. Q. Lester gave
a delightful reception to her lady friends,
and was assisted In receiving by Mrs. H..
r. Morse, Mrs. j. T. Bostwick, Mrs. A..
L. Power and Mrs. f. S. Dewey. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
carnations, roses and chrysanthemums.
The same evening there was delight
full progressive pedro party given by Miss
Eta Cohen, on Washington avenue.
Miss Cohen was assisted in receiving the
guests by Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. kimball,
and Misses Della Kelly and Clara Har-
shaw
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-19
Fish Hatchery Again Successful.

The government fish hatchery in Alpe-
ma has the record of collecting more trout
and white fish eggs, and Matching and
planting the latter, than any other gov
eminent hatchery in the country, consid-
erlng the amount of money expended,
and has produced better result for every
dollar expended. A few weeks ago 1t
looked rs II the Alpena hatchery was 60
ing to lose its enviable record, owing to
the gales Of wind blowing out the fish
nets, and the prospect Of getting stock
OF eggs seemed doubtful, and about 80
jars of eggs were obtained from the Put
Inlay hatchery. Since then the spawn
collectors, aided by the remarkably fine
December weather, have met with success
at the fisheries on the upper end Of the
lake, and the Alpena hatchery will main-
tain Its fine record. The recent ship
ments of eggs received have been so
large that there are not jars enough in
the building to hold them all, and at
least five cases will have to remain with
the spawn on the trays, unless they are
sent to other hatcheries. There are now
nearly 300 jars Of spawn, and they are
fuller than is customary and the number
Of eggs is estimated at between $4,000, 00C
and 50,000,00 In addition to white fish
spawn, the hatchery employees have col.
lected over ten millions of trout eggs fol
tho Worthwhile hatchery.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-19
The Alpena Tannery Sure to Come,

Some doubt has been expressed In re-
gard to the tannery being established in
Alpena, and the Pioneer was foolish
enough to print the doubt, which resulted
in the neighboring papers copying the
irresponsible and damaging statement.
The fact Is, Moench IL Son, OF Cattarau-
q US, N. Y, will erect the tannery in this
city, as we previously stated. A letter
received from the firm this week says that
a representative will soon be In the city,
and the letter further stated that the firm
had been offered bonus OF $50, 900 to es-
tablish a tannery east Of Buffalo, but they
considered the advantages offered by AL
pena far superior to that sum. Alpena's
advantages consists in her immense sup
ply Of hemlock bark, and her superior
situation for leather making and shipping
PURPOSES.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-19

G. ID. Tulian, of Cleveland, brother of
L. A. Tulian, arrived in tho city Monday
evening.
G. w. Richardson and Charles Leavitt
left town Friday morning, for Ontario, to
purchase car load of horses
Captain w. d. Hitchcock left town
Thursday, to visit friends in Detroit,
Adrian, Chicago and Cleveland.
Captain ID. Persons and wife, OF the
Thunder Bay Island life saving station,
were In town few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Holmes were call
ed to Marquette last week, on account OF
the illness Of brother of Mr.. Holmes.
Wallace Lockwood, OF London, Ont,
arrived In town Monday evening, on q
visit 10 his daughters, the Misses Lock-
wood and Mrs Jno. Roe.
Geo. Platz, one OF the three regular
employees of the Alpena fish hatchery,
returned to town Friday evening, having
been gathering fish eggs during the past
month.
Mrs. Colin d. Mckenzie. of Alpena
township, was called to Port Huron Sat
urday, having received news that her
mother, Mrs. Pulford, was not expected
| to live.