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Shot q Hand OF.

ST. PAUL, March John E. Berk-
heimer, a corporal in Company | of the
militia, while preparing to go to the
rifle range accidentally shot off one of
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"4|ERLY, la, March 2.-William
Elliott was shot Dy Late Tippey, while
Quarrelng> over a game Of cards.
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Acquitted Attorney Allen.

PARKER, S. D., March 2.-In the case
of the state against Attorney A. j.
Allen the jury returned a verdict Of
not guilty.
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The Trouble in the Nsbrnska Diocese.


 NEBRASKA CITy, NEE, June 13.-The ejectment case of Bishop Bonacum against Father II. ]. Corbett will come off again before Judge Eaton today. This is a case growing out of the now celebrated trouble be- tween Father Corbett and his bishop, wherein the larter seeks to eject his subordinate from the parsonage at Palmyra Several notices have been served on Father Corbett. all Of which were ignored and the bishop brought suit in March and eontinu- ance was granted until April Is. During the hearing on that day a highly dramatic scene occurred. The bishop had asserted that Corbett had made certain statements which were false. Father Corbett ex- claimed;
 .'I made no such statement I quote Mgr. Satelli. They are his words. and have them here in evil dence. Do you call Mgr Satolh a liaro''
 In a moment plaintiff, defendant and attorneys were upon their feet, and were with difficulty quieted by the judge. As the defendant declared that it would he impossible for several Of his witnesses to be present on that day the case was continued until today
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Judge Elliott Again,

1t has not been the hepurpose nor the provocation of the GRAPHIC to cham pion the cause of any Democratic aspirantfor officein Jefferson county
 or the Eleventh Judicial district,
 We have abused no one nor spoken
 disrespectfully of any candidate.
 This is a free country and we believe any man has u perfect right to aspire to any office within the gift of the people, and that so long as the fight is confined to Democrats, no Demo- cratic journal should undertake to prejudice the minds of the people against any candidate who places
 himself before the people subject to the action of the Democrat party.
 It is not our purpose or intention to say aught against Nr. W T. Wool
 ridge. who is a candidate for Judge
 in the Eleventh Judicial District; in fact, We know of nothing dedri-
 mental to that gentleman. He has, as far as we know, an unimpeaeh- able record, and we firmly believe him to be q gentleman of the very highest integrity and lawyer of great ability. But when the Daily Pine Bluff Commercial throws down the challenge and undertakes to yiI- fly Judge Elliott and at the same time champion the cause of Alr. Woolridge-both gentlemen being Democrats-we feel il our duty as a Democrat journal to undertake to iefnte such charges and at the same time to protect and defend Judge Elliott, and to fatly deny certain statements made ny the Commercial against that gentleman. The read
 CTS oi the Daily Commercial in thi, lcity know full we'll that that paper
 has never lost an opportunity to tcriticize Judge Elliott and to say unkind and harsh things about him
 For instance, the accusation re
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OUT INTO THE WORLD.
The City High School Closed Last Night at the Opera House With Graduat-
 ing Exercises.

The graduation exercises of the City High School took place last night at the Opera house. Stand ing room only, was not to had, so large was the crowd assembled. There were seven graduates. all youg ladies. The following pro- gramme was executed:
 chorus-s'Joy, joy! Freedom to- dayr
 Prayel-Rev. A. H. Todd Anthem-',Praise ye the Father 5
 Looking Outward Miss Eva Mccoy.
 Essay-"B Broken Arcs on Earth, the Perfect Round in Heaven. Miss Jennie Mccain.
 Instrumental Solo =" Concert Waltz. Miss Lutie Grace.
 Essay-"Two picturs" Miss May Tripiett.
 Essay-sThe Broken sword. Miss Ange Tankersley.
 Chorus-"eall of the Fairies "
 Essay Panorama .of Life ; Miss Chester Hellums.
 chorus-'.Awake. tie Night is Reaming
 Vaiedictory- Graduation Miss Pearl Nichols.
 Presentation of Diplomas
 Chorus Night Birds Whisper. .
 The graduates all deserve especial praise on account of their most ex. cellent literary productions. Every essay was literary gem and well worthy of publication. Added to this, the grace and dignity of the young ladies was of the very highest order and throughout all they re iieeted great credit upon themselves and their teachers. The diplomas were presented by Miss Ruth Mcbride the efficient superintendent of citA schools and the. principal of the Higl School department. In q brief talk Miss Mcbride gave the graduates : few words of admonitipn and wished them well throughout long life 0 great usefulness and much happiness
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gently made by the Commercial to the effect that Judge Elliott had prostituted his high and exalted po- sition in leaving his bench to meet Mir. ". T. Woodbridge in q recent campaign in Lincoln county, was the most unkind cut of all
 Mir. Woodbridge made the appoint ments and invited Judge Elliott to certainly would have been guilty of being false to his own duty, to his friends and fo his party. Why is it that the Commercial sees fit to make this warfare upon Judge Elliott? Does that paper suppose for one
 moment that there are good citizens in this city who do not know that the opinions and sentiments by 1t expressed are only the voices of few lawyers in Pine Bluff who have here- tofore been unable to buildoze Judge Elliott, and simply because he has seen fit to uphold and protect the laws of his country, and wear with honor and credit the Judicial toga? How is it possible for Circuit Judge to he false to himself and his posi- tion? He holds in his hands the property, the welfare and even the lives Of his people, and we cannot understand why insinuatidns. impn- fations and untrue assertions should i be made concerning man whom the country knows to be the embodi.
 ment of true integrity. The Pine
 Bluff commercial has held up to pub- lie scorn our highest officer, not be. cause there is any reason for tho same bnt becanse 1t happened to fall on the wrong side in oiir recent DO.
 iific;,l contest for straight Demo. cratic ticket.
 The Commercial states that from time -d time it will tell the people more about Judge Elliott and his administration. The DtIIy
 GkAPnc will take pleasure in con ! tinuing to show the misrepreseDta- tions of the Commercial against Hon. John NJ. Elliott
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nter.citx Cnp Races.

sW YORK, June l3.-The first of great inter-city amateur cup s are to he held at Fleet wood k today These were undertaken He great clubs of Baltimore.
 bdelphia and New York for the 1pse of developing the art of 3manship among the gentlemen ps of the country. Ali of the city
 B were held two weeks ago, and anals today will attract the at ion Of the entire country Bel
 t follows Fleetwood with it's rnres on June 20, and Pimlico on q In all eases each club pays Spenses of shipping and the keep 1ie horses representing it.
 Ese novel cup races have excited B general interest in the three s named. and many q good horse Ebeea bought by memlers of er club since the races were de D on Some of the Philadelphia have bought fast ones dnring Flew weeks. Three clubs inter- J have decided to offer four hlr cnps for m autumn series, Salsu 10 make these spring and |cnp contests: annual event in sh other neighboring driving
 \ naN join.
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rODAY'S EVENTS.
p News Concerning the Important Occurrences
 This Day.
Commerce Meeting.

6nfefstafe Commerce Meeting. FAsHINGToN, June 13.-Today in will be held 2 conference |cll win settle the fate of all the fposed amendments to the Inter-
 z Commerce act. Fhe conference
 bf attended by the sub-commit- |}fthe Railroad committee of the |ise of Representatives and by |Hfittees of the National Trans tad ion Association. the National
 eti of Trade, the Association of |e Railroad Commissioners and Interstate Commerce Commis- Word comes from two differ
 s urces that the result of this ference is practically certain to |he only legislation this session Inc Interstate Commerce act. he conference was called at the hest of the subcommittee and of |mterstate Commissioners to get 
 M exposition of the views of the |mercinl interests. For months |e has been an active railroad
 y in Washington. 1t consists Of erai Counsel Cowan, of the Balti-
 e X Ohio: BIodgett, of the bash; Cary, of the St Paul; Bond, De Richmond X DanviIle, and Com |ipncr Stahlman, of the Southern |Way and Steamboat Associ- I'd. They have been in continu- |Sdaily session since December, haye called scores of the brain Railroad officials to Washington |elp argue their case. They have |plete power to act fer all the Bads of the United States Their
 pnrpose in Washington is to he legislation which will permit th,p.
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Rochester Wheel Meet.

ROCHESTER,, \. Y, June l6-rhe I.akeview Wheelmen of Rochester will hold bicycle meet today. Ten events are on the programme. includ- ing a fifteen-mile road race Johnson will compete and try to break the State record. There will be mile race on q quadruplet between a team from Rochester and one from Buffalo. The total value of the prizes is S2500. There will be five Class benefits.
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Attention T. P A.

To the National Convention in Milwaukee. St. Louis. Iron Mountain X Southern Railway, will sell tickets at one fare for the round trip from any point in the State of Arkansas. Tickets on sale +, Is and F and limited for return pass ge fifteen days from date of sale. Be sure you take the Iron Mountain Route as 1t is the best, safest and quickest. For further information apply to company's nearest agent.or
 J. l.. RElNACH. Ticket Agf
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Bankers Hold onference.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, June l3-The executive committees of the Illinois Bankers association and the Private Bankers association held q joint meeting recently, the object of which was to effect, if possible, a eonsoli- dation of the organizations. It was finally decided to recommend consol- idation at meeting of the two associations t. be held at Blooming ron today.
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The young ladies fully appreciated the kind words of their teacher and seemed impressed with the fact that they were on the verge of s'launch- ing boat" upon the great sea of life.
 May no adverse circumstances attend them on this voyage and may they land safely in the haven of pros perity and happiness.
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Denver. Col. and Return.

$2I to Denver and mturn hy Cotton Belt Route, account following meet ings:
 Annual meeting American lnsti- tute of Homeopathy Tickets on sale June 10. Il and 12:. good return ing thirty days from date of sale.
 National Republican League Meet ing. Tickets on sale June 22. 23 and 24; good returning thirty days from date of sale, B.. H WILSON. Agf
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Toronto's Methodlst Conference.

TORONTO, June l3.-The Toronto Methodist conference will be in ses- sion in the Metropolitan Church here from today to the close of the week. The debates are certain to be of in- terest Especially important will be those on conference boundaries, su- perannuatcd ministers fund and prohibition.
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A Coaching Exhibition.

LoNnoN, June la.--A coaching ex- hibiiion is to i1e held in London from today to .Inlv IT, the patrons in- cluding the Duke of Marlborough. the Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot
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Iavited to Montana.

DENVER Col.. June i3s-Gay. Waite has been invited to speak to the Miners l'nion at Butte City, Mon. today, this being the anniver- sary of the organization of the uni0n
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FAMOUS SPORTSMAN DEAD.
Hiily Edwards. weI-known Sporting
 Man. Died This Morning.

Special Dispatch 10 the GRAPHIC.
 NEW YORK, June 1S.-Billy Ed wards. one of the most famous of American sportsmen. died in this city this morning.
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T. P. Il. GonyeaYf6n

Al Milwaukee, Wis. s2l ,s5 to Mill wankee and return Tickets on. sale June +, IS and 1a, good returning fifteen days from date Of sale.
 E. II WILSON, Agt. Cotton Belt Route.
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TREMENDOUS FIRE.
Fourteen Hundred Houses Are Turned
 Thirteen reopie Killed.

Special Dispatch 10 the GRAPHIC.
 YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, April I3.-A tremendous fire is raging af Esen, near this city, this morning. 400 houses have already burned and thirteen people killed.
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 WstI Talk on Gladstone.

RAGa, June l3 Rev. Thomas EanlfOri will deliver an address
 N hpfore the Alumni Association
 e Nrt D western Eniversity ' in the el nf the University tt Evans subject = Glmlstoae, England s
 test e0mmonAr:' v
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Patronize Homo rsetor...

Weahave recently added fulflips, of sash and door machinery and aIs now making all kinds nf doors paSl windows from cypress and fell{ pine, which we guarantee tsS H perfect satisfaction. Dntfer |S white pine anti for less money E ] 27tf BLuFF CaTY Lp,frE
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Twenty three hours to Chicago.

The Cotton Belt train No. 4leaying her at i:l0 a Iii. Arrives at Cairo at i:3o r. m. Making connection with Illinois Central fast mail train arriving at St. Louis lat GAS D. m. and Chicago at 1920 q. m. Remem- Der this train has free reclining Chair Gar. E. Fl. Wilson Agt.
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son,,,ern Railway Interests.

NEW YORK, June 13,-The annual meeting of the Southern Railway X Steamboat Association will be held in this city today.
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TROUBLE AT HANOVER.
Miners Can only Work Under Guard
 Trouble Expected.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 PITTsBFRG. June l3.-rreuble is brewing at Hanover, d mining town near here, today The miners can do work only under heavy guard.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Clarendon and Retnrn.

One and one-third fare to Claren- don and return from June l:s tn 70. Inclusive. account White River Con- ference Wnmen'a Missionary Society.
 B. IF WILSON. Ant
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M. $. HaIi for Congress.

MILAN, Mo. June l3.-The Second Congressional District Democracy will today nominate Hon. NJ. s. Hall for Congress.
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Maine physicla us.

PORTLAND, June l3.The Maine Medical .Association begins three days session here today.
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Tennessee Editors Meet.

JACKSON. TENN, June 13-The State Press Association meets in an nual convention here today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-13
RAILWAY MAGNET DEAD.
Duncan Mcintyre, the Canadian Railway
 King, Died at Montreal To-day.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 MONTREAL, GAN, June 13-Dunean Mcintyre, the famous Canadian rail- way king, died in this city this morn inp.
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Forty Years ths Standard.
Special NoiIee.

N anneance the following special reduction in prices
 cnli lumber at Ss to $5 per M
 No. dimension lumber, $7.J0 perM , 23,f BLUFF GIr- LUMBER Co.
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ton, and yet the best work and highes
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E. H. Cook, A. NJ, Phi. D., ex-head
master of the Rutgers college prepare
tory school, New Brunswick, N. j., and
president of the national educational as
ISOLATION, graduated at Bowdoin in 1866.
He organized the West Chester, Penn,
state normal school, and was the first
principal; was principal of the Columbus,
O., school. From 1884 to 1889 he was
principal of the normal school at Pots
dam, N. Y, spending $50, 900 in the cree
ton of new buildings and renovation of
old,
Says the Journal of Education: Mr..
Cook is widely known and highly APP
preciated for the genuine boom that
every institution with which he has been
connected has enjoyed, and from the
the prominence given him by the State
associations of Ohio, New York and
Ney jersey. He has the tact to take
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Congressman Breckenridge says he
is not through with his enemies, but
that makes very little difference so long
as the people are assured that the cOun-
try is through with him.
Great Britain is preparing to send
10000 troops to China to occupy the
leading treaty ports for the purpose OF
protecting foreign residents. This will
give John Bull an excuse to be in at the
expected division of China.
-Vice-president Stevenson is the only
member of the Democratic administra-
ton thus far who has congratulated Da-
vid B. Hill upon receiving the Demo,
cratic nomination for governor of New
York. Lamont says the administration
will not oppose Hill but those who are
on the right side of him notice that he
at the same time winks the other eye.
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-20
THE JURY COULD NOT AGREE.

Consideration of Taylor's Case for Horse
Theft Will Go On To-day-Court Notes.
The greater part of the day in nus
tings Court was occupied in tho trial of
William Taylor, colored, for stealing
horse from E. II. Stewart. After Act
ing Common wealth's Attorney Lockett
made his opening speech, the remainder
of the afternoon was occupied by tho
counsel for Taylor, b. Lacy Hoge and
A. j. Oliver, and Mr.. Lockett's conclud
ing argument was made after an in
PERMISSION for supper.
The jury remained in it's room until
$3.50 o'clock, when they were brought
into court, and it was announced that
no decision was reached The Jury will
be called up at 9:30 o'clock this morn
ing and asked to resume consideration
of the case.
Il. w. Miller, counsel for Joe Varilla,
made motion last night that the
verdict OF the jury returned a few days
ago in the case against Vanilla for
assisting in burning the bodY of Thomas
Smith be set aside. The grounds for
this action are that Varilla claims he
was in Lexington September 90 and 21.
Mr.. Miller viii present affldavits to this
fact to the court, and it is entirely
probable that the verdict will be set
aside and nolle prosequi entered by
the commonwealth.
Vanilla was to have been married on
the day on which he was arrested, and
1t is stated on good authority that he
will be united in jail to day to the dam
sci OF his choice, whose affections seem
to be stronger than prison bars.
About twenty criminal cases are on
the docket for the January term OF
court, most Of which will be tried
The acting commonwealth attorney
yesterday morning in the Hastings
Court entered a nolle prosequi in the
case Of the commonwealth vs. Kelley
and Rowe, Of the Pied % ont Social Club.
Scott Thornton was tried for misde
meanor, and sentenced to pay ne of
S25 and serve six months in Jail.
Chas. Mcdaniel, who was recently
tried in the Hastings Court and SEN
fenced to one year in Jail and fined SIS,
was arrested yesterday on capias and
placed in Jail.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-20
GETTING 1T INFO FINE SHAPE.

"Patience" Nightly Rehearsnls Give As
surance of a Creditable Production.
Each rehearsal of the Gilbert and
Sullivan aesthetic opera, "Patience, -
which is to be presented next Tuesday
night at the Academy of Music, more
firmly gives the assurance that the pro-
duction will be great success.
The members Of the cast went through
with their parts very cleverly last
night at the Academy, where. under the
direction of Prof. SCOTS baton and to
the music Of the Machine Works Orches-
ira. they are being drilled nightly for
the production.
Miss Tiney Taylor, of Petersburg,
who plays the part OF Lady Jane" one
one of the "rapturous maidens," was
present at the rehearsal last night, and
fully sustained the high reputation of
her vocal qualities which has preceded
her. She has rich, melodious voice
and takes her part to perfection.
Already large sale of the tickets
has been made, and it is expected that
the attraction will draw out the best
house OF the season.