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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-07-06

this evening and served notice on
the strike leaders there of the in
junction granted by the federal
court. Tae news quickly spread
among the men, and since it has
become generally known affairs at
Blue island have been much rOre
quiet. No attempts have been
made by the railroads up to $40
z. NJ. to move trains, but it Is
thought that an attempt will be
made tonight.
After an hour or so, however: the
riotous spirit reaSserted itself, and
shortly after 10 O'clock a crowd OF
strikers threw a freight clr across
the Rock Island track to block the
passage of trains. They laughed
at the injunction issued by the
United States Cart and tore down
the Injunction placards. SO far as
known no one was seriously hurt
at Blue Island, although there have
been many small "slugGing match
es.' Tne Rock Island has not at
tempted to pat any more trains
through Blue 1sllnl tonight.
| United States VI lrshall Arnold, 1t
is said late touigbt wired the at
torney general saying that his
men cannot control the mOh3 and
asking for military support.
About $50 passengers are delay.
ed at Blue Island and are unable
to get water or f)od. Tue Deputies
are in the same position, and sup.
plies have been sent for from the
city.
Chicago, July 3.--Pteslient
Debs said this afternoon; "a set
Element will be made on these
terms only:
"Flrst-There must be an ar
mist,ce batveen Me-. Pullman and
his employees on basis satisfAc
tory to the men (they are willing
to accept a reasonable COMPROMISED
and ali the men must be taken back
to work.
'SecOnd-.There must be an al
justment between tn railways ana
the strikers, all must be restored
to their old positions and no
wages determinations shall be
made.
Thlrd-The General VI nagers'
Association has made common
cause with the Pullman Company
and we can't settle with either side.
There must be agreement with
both or nOne.'
The statement was made alter
an interview with Mr.. Peter Stnde'
baker.
Chicago, July 2-Eugene V.
Debs, president of the American
Railway Union, today received the
following telegram from Gcand
Master Workman Sovereign, of the
Knights OF Labor: Have | left any
thing uudone7 Am wiling to call a
general strike
Ghesburg, H., Jhy 2.-The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen,
10000 strorg, will fight the Ameri.
can Railway UaiOn strikers. In
answer to ali kilograms the grand
officers here say they will expel
any member who does net remain
neutral.
Omaha, Jaly Not a tam has
been moved by the Rock Island III
Omaha today. This morning the
entire yard force was discharged,
except enc crew to handle S els
Bros circus train. The Union
Pacific is not affected east Of
Cheyenne.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, July .
The RICK Island discharged all its
yardmen aud suspended the clerks
employed in lis offices.
st. Joseph, Mo, July . The
Rock Island Road has abandoned
all trains east of the city, fearing
trouble VITA tie strikers. The line
from here west is still open.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-07-06
~ Sold by Druggists, 75c. to jdly
See the Worlds Fair for Fifteen
Cents.

Upon receipt of your address and fifteen
ents in postage stamps we Will mail You
pcrepald our SOUVENIR PORTFOLIO OF THT
WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, the
regular price is Fifty cents, but as we
want You to have one, we make the price
nominal. Yon will find it work OF ar
and a thing to be priced. It contains iull
page views Of the great buildings, with
descriptions Of same. and is executed in
highest style of art. If not satisfied with it,
aftrryou get n, we will refund the stamps
and let you keep the book. Address
II. L. BUCRLEN & Co.. Chicago, II
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-07-06
RALTIMoRE. JnlY 2. l.Ql.

Swine.-The receipts are rather light
about 275 less than the rather moderat,
number of last wesk, and trade is fairly
active at an improvement on last we'k''
rates of some % cts. per 100 lbs. Fair to
best Western hogs sell at 6OaS5 - pei
100 lbs. gross, and neatly hogs-those
fiom Virginia, Pennsylvania and Mary
land-5.3 OaS5.5O per 100 lbs. gros'.
Roughs 4aS5 per 100 lbs. gross.
Sheep and Lambs.-The market is fair
for both sheep and lambs Sheep sell at
, , cents. and extra at 81 cents per H..
gross. Lambs sell at 3a5 cents per Id.
gtOss.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-07-06
NOTICE.

The Oyerseers Of the Poor will meet at
Aims House. on Friday, July ooh. 1894,
at IL o'clock a. m.
X. D. FUNKHOUSER, Sup't'
S V.R. GLOVE Err, elk. Of Board of O. p.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-07-06
FRIDAY.JULY. 6. 1894.
Judicious Advertising

Judlc1OuS AUV5IIISIuS.
Creates many a new business.
Enlarges many an old business.
REEVES many dull business.
Rescues many a lost business.
Saves many failing business.
Preserves many large business.
Secures success IN any business.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
TFlARKANA ARKANSAS SATURDAY EVENING" NOVEMBER a. 1894

was supposed to be led by a Sa1
Francisco newspaper man, who tol
a time after his arrival here, sool
after the recent revolution, was al
active supporter of the new govern
ment. His home has been closely
watched for weeks past, and somt
days before the departure of the
steamer Australia, last Saturday ht
was told by Attorney GeneralSmitl
chat it would be much better TO.
him to take the steamer than to re
main here. He did so, but the gov
ernment has not relaxed its watch
fulness on account of his depart.
IRE.
It is known that a considerable
uumber of guns and ammunition have
been secretly brought here during
the last few months, and the royal
lists evidently intend to make use o,
them No uneasiness is felt by the
government party however, whicl
seems perfectly well satisfied tha,
it can hold ITS own,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
New Japanese Treaty Signed.

WASHINGTON, D, Co. Nov 23,-
secretary Gresham in behalf of the
United States, and Minister Kurimo
f Japan, in behalf of his country,
ave affixed their signatures to a
lew treaty of amity and commerce
between this country and Japan
he final formalities occurred at
he state department late Yester'
lay. Gresham will now transmit
he new treaty to the United States
jenate as soon as it couvenes, and
[urimo will forward it to the Jap
,nese foreign Office to be approved
~ the emperor Of Japan and the
PRESIDENT of the United States.
Coming at the present time, the
igning of the treaty establishes a
ordiality between the countries,
yhen foreign powers were endeav'
ring to show that Japan's rejec'
ion Of peace mediation was a snub
O the United States,
TO Japan the signatures are OF
upreme Importance, as the coun'
ry estimates its new series OF trea-
les as quite as important as the
var it is now conducting,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
A CYCLONES TERRIBLE WORK.
Meridian, Miss, Badly Wrecked by s
Wind Storm,

MERIDIAN, Miss, Nov. 20. -Merid-
an was visited this afternoon about
| o'clock by the most destructive
'torm within its history. The wind
accompanied by rain, came from
he northwest and wrought consid.
,rable damage to buildings, fencing
ind shade trees. The business
houses Of Joseph Baum & Son, W,
); Harris & Bro, A. ]. Peck, the
Meridian Foundry and Machine
;hine Shops, the sash and blind fac,
ory we're all damaged, some OF
hem to such an extent as to en-.
all serious injury to buildings an6
FOODS. A number of windows
we're broken in the Southern hotel
md signs and awnings throughout
he business part of the city suffer.
ID. At the Central School house
which stands on a hill in the north.
IN part of the city, two of the
arge towers were almost demolish.
d, doors and sash we're badly brok.
While the steps were almost entire
y torn away, and some fifty shade
.rees on the grounds were uproot.
ID. Throughout the northern por
ion of the city fences and shade
rees were levelled to the grouno
md a number of residences were
llso badly damaged. The storm ev-
IDENTIFY waged fercest west ano
outhwest of the city, and report
current here tonight that the
own Of Newton, on the Alabama y
yiclsburg railroad, has been swept
tway, but as the wires west ano
jouth are all down, full particulars
If the storms work cannot be Sc
jured tonight, The telephone wirei
n the city have been blown down
md so badly tangled that commun,
cation from that source is practi
ally cut of,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24

smoking, at least such was the evi.
dence brought out in London po-
lice court the other day, where two
walters in a fashionable restaurant
were charged with stealing a dia-
mond-studded cigarette case be.
longing to the young countess OF
Roslyn, and which had been pre-
sented to her by no less a parsonage
than the Princess of Wales. During
the course of the proceedings il
came out that this fair and dainty
young peeress had been smoking
without concealment IN this ultra
fashionable and very public restau
rant, 1t appeared, too, that beau
tifully-jewelled cigarette cases are
frequently sent to brides in England
nowadays, though no mention is
made of them in the prepared lists
of wedding gifts, course. Woman
kind.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
ERA DOTS.
ERA, ARK, Nov. %, 1894

ERA, ARK, Nov. %, 1894
The weather is dry and beautiful
Farmers about done gathering
crops and cotton is being marketed
Politically, we feel that we hav'
done our duty. Religiously, We
are somewhat at a low ebb, but live
n the hope that a breeze of tina
character may pass this way in th'
near future,
A great many farmers are clear
ing new ground. 1t seems that
chey mean business, notwithstand
ing the low price of cotton. It
corn and peas next time, they say
That is what we ought to have saio
ong ago
The Republicans have got us, ano
he saying of Washington has com
20 pas, Divided, we fall, "
The health Of tRis community re
mains very good.
Business dull in Era.
A great many horses are bein
driven to this community and trao
I'd for cattle, which will result l.
IN overproduction of horse stocI
md an under-c consumption of cat
lie. There is a lack Of tirst-clas
Judgment in this natter | think
1t seems to me that the most profit
able stock to raise in a county like
this would,be cattle and hogs, out
side of sufficient amount OF horse
stock for the farm,
We are going to have a MARTA
ceremony performed in our tow
before a great while
Era is still on a boom, in the way
Of improvements.
Yours in the interest of temper
ance, CARROLL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
IA GROSS MISREPRESENTATION

Fourteen months ago the New3
oegan war on lawlessness and
thuggery in Texarkana, and for 81
ioing was, for several weeks, taken
severely to task by Brer Gardner's
paper. Brer Gardner then said W.
we're "sIandering Texarkana, tina :
what we said would injure "BUsI
NESS, and practically denied tina
the town was infested by toughs
and thugs. - News.
We said no such thing, but We
lid say that your senseless TRADES
about toughs and thugs dominating
Texarkana was not true, and was
calculated to injure Texarkana
abroad. We stand by what We
then said. We did not say tina:
everything was perfectly lovely
that it was chaste, correct and law
lbiding" as you falsely attempt to
nisrepresent us this morning, bur
We did say Texarkana was not the
)nly place where crimes were com
nitted And we still say 1t, Sam
Zones said there were many cities
worse then Texarkana and tina
aw abiding people were in a major
ty here. This is exactly what we
said, in substance, fourteen months
lgo, and developments since then
lave proven us correct about it.
You say; "No matter how shor
the liquor men may be on brain
themselves, they have got sense
enough and money enough to buy
from the outside, enough to maxi
lp the shortage. You ought to
know as to their purchasing power
IS you changed from fighting then
% helping them, and had the chez
md gall to brag about gettint
Chicken pie" which is general
understood to mean money or it
equivalent.
Your attempt to belittle and be
nirch such gentlemen as Rev. Ii
}. Moore, Rev, W, 7, Burch an
Mr.. W, H. Dean, the leaders in tn
movement, will fall harmless to tn
!round, and convince sensible pee
Die that you are a fit subject TO
he lunatic ASYLUM,
The News of this morning con
aimed nothing but lot of foolish
less about 'fool leaders" anG
smart a)ecks, in the fight agains
he whisky curse, and Brer Week.
Jnly shows the "cloven hoof" ant
utter lack of brains in every para
graph, AS a crank of the first mag
litude he is a huge success, and he
;an,but iniure any cause he espous
IS, by his utter lack of sense ant
Judgment. He is "known and read
If all men" in this community, and
further comment is unnecessary.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24

strangely Transformed, The crest
Of the great monarch Of the Cas-
cades has changed, the cone having
tallen in, and steam can be seen ris-
ing from the crater There is no
eruption, it is believed by those
uost competent to Judge, out
reat masses of rock seem to h 1--WE
Ialen, The snoW-capped cone las
disappeared, and a sharp poiC ed
peak has risen in its place to he
.ast of the crater, The chan ;ed
appearance Of the mouDtain is lp-
parent from Che streets If Sea lie,
20 miles distant, and ousand of
people have watched The great
leak all the afternoon, But a very
ew people have ever ascended The
mountain, aud at this season OF The
ear the ascension is an utter I'M
possibility There is no way of
making a thorough investigation OF
the phenomenon,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor, gentle action
ind soothing effects Of Syrup of
Figs, when in need Of a laxative,
and il the father or mother be cos
live or bilious, the most gratifying
results follow its use so that it is
,he best family remedy known, and
every family should have a bottle
on hand.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
KNOWLEDGE

Brlnaa comfort and Improvement nm
tends 10 peronal enjoyment whe
RIGHTLY used. The mouy, who 1.-Two boi
ter than others and enjoy life moro, WY
losa expenditure, by moro ptompcl
admitting the world'e best prodpcta I
tho needs of physical being, will Qttei
tho value to health Of the pure liqNi
laxative principles embraced in th'
remedy Syrup Of Figs .,.
Ia excellence is due to lis pregentinl
in the form most acceptable and plea,a
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and trul.
beneficial properties Of aperiect lax
oiive, olItetually cleansing the system
dlspelllng colds, headaches and toycH
and permanently curing constipation
r. boa slyen satisfaction TO millions 9nt
met with Che approval Of tho mediiqg,
profession, because II acts on the hlv
noye, LAYER and Bowels without weoE
enIng them and II IL perfectly ireo non
very Objectionable substance. , ,....
syup of Figs Ia for sale by all drug
eIatS n so cent bottles, but i ie man
ufactured by the California Eig byrul
Co only, whose namo sprintcd on over
naoknee, alao the name, Syrup OF rig
And being well Informed, YOU, Will no
accept any substitute II offered
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24

Just received a new invoice Of
most stylish ladies' tailor made
suits. Prices very low.
1916 TEMPLE OF FASHION.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
aoyalist Uprising Feared in Hawaii

Honolulu, Nov, u, [Per steamer
Mariposa, via San Francisco, Nov,
%. THAT the government is still
slightly in fear of the royalist up.
Using has been evident during the
asst week, All the guards in the
suburbs have been doubled, and 4
;lose watch has been kept on all
suspected persons, The cause o,
this sudden activity is alleged to b.
the discovery of plot to restore
the ex-queen. The restoring party
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
High Life in London,

People who bewail the follies OF
fashionable life in America may
hank their stars that 1t has not
vet become so bad as "swell life" in
England The latest revelation
Gems to establish that "ladies" in
london are addicted to cigarette
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
LOUIS HEILBR0N,
LEADING JEWELER

Carries a Fine Line " Iewely,
Diamonds, Watches,
Silverware.
OLD GOLD BO JGTIT.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
Diptheria at Shreveport.

SuRErEpoRr, Lao Nov. ~. There
IS no epidemic of diptberia here.
Only four cases have been repol ted
20 the health officer and these are
convaescent, and there is no occas-
ion for alarm. ,a
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24

~. plAqs ,paAuaai tea cure, CONSTIPATION
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
Mt Rainier Washington, About t
Become o Volcano,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2l,--Great
excitement has been causet
throughout the Pugent Sound coun
try by what is looked upon by many
as an eruption of Mount Tacoma
or Rainier, 4,444 feet high, and on'
OF the loftiest peaks in the United
States.
The mountain has lately beer
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
PUNGENT POLITIGRAPHS.

The exercise of just little COM
mon sense by those having in charge
che finances of the country would
save a world of trouble, and at the
same time restore the financial sit,
uation to something like a normal
condition Nashville American.
The Democratic party was not
Judged in the last election The
people voted want of confidence in
Mr.. Cleveland and his Populism ant
his dishonest and fraudulent protec
ZIONIST tariff reform -[New York
Sun.
1t has been said that the first es.
3ential of a good Cabinet officer is
ability to keep on smiling in front
while being booted in the rear. Mr..
Cleyeland's Cabinet members have
earned to do it New York Re
;Order,
Another bond issue to protect the
credit of the Government that
should have illimitable credit The
time seems ripe for something to
De done. - Memphis Commercial
Appeal
AS soon as Mr.. Hill RECEIVERS con
3ciousness he may condole himself
With the knowledge that while he
was defeated in one state Mr.. Cleve.
and was beaten in many New
York Mail and Express
There is hardly anything to which
The people of this country are more
hostile than to an increase Of the
public debt in time of peace--LNew
York World,
The situation is likely to develop
nto a waiting game between Cleve-
and and Hill to see who will be the
next to call for harmony Detroit
Tribune.
Congress meets next month, but
rs it is to be short session no at
tempt will be made to deliver ulogies
IN the departed member, -- Louis
vile Courier Journal.
When the American liner Cincin.
natti is launched the appropriate
thing to Christen her with will be
Just plain ordinary beer, $3.50 Boston
Globe,
Is there not starch enough left.ir
The Cleveland Administration tc
make a postage stamp that will ad
here when alIixedP- New York
Sun.
The Japs are a little shy of trust
ing their campaign to President
Cleveland and his adviser An(
they are smart, [6hicago Inter
Ocean,
The day has come for the WeSt
in the councils of the National Dem
ocratic party No more New Yorl
dictationl [Chicago Herald,
Mr. Cleveland has the proud salts
faction of knowing that If he haC
voted It would not have made any
difference, Washington Star.
There will be a chance for som'
young man to distinguish himsel
on the Democratic side Of the mex
House Buffalo Express.
Perhaps Governor Mckinley will
be able to extract considerable com
fort fran the revival Of Napoleon
ism, Washington Post
McKinleyism Is dead and neithe
Reed nor Sherman will wear blacl
to It's memory,-[P philadelphia Rec
ord,
It was the idle against the mug
wump idol, and Mr. Cleveland wa
beaten, n,-[New York Press,
The Democratic party will hay
TO cut and come again, - Atlant
Constitution
Tariff tlnkering Is now numbere
AZ one of the last arts [PhIlade
phia Press
-
u,ilJtoh, AaanoiaIinn
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-24
Building Association,

See y, W. onenhauser II yol
want TO build you a home or borrow
money on monthly payments pat
ronize a home institution for safety
aud keep your money here, Con
suit Il. W. onenhauser, Secy
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-05
Improving Machinery.

"Did you ever see the man who knows more about machines than the makers of themf' asks jolly central Maine farmer. II know him if you don't, and I've had him at work for me lots of times. It's a pretty good thing usually when you hire a new hand and set him to using farm ma chirery to watch him awhile and find out whether he wants to make the machine over or not. I once had new horse rake nearly spoiled by hired man who wanted to change the hang of it according to some ideas of his own. I've got neigh bor, too, that has to revamp every machine he buys, and he never fails to spoil them in a short time. He bought horsepower few years ago, and happened to be pres ent when it was set up. It ran like clock so far as could judge, but Neighbor B. wasn't satisfied It needed changing hero and there, he thought, and in less than two days he got it so it wouldn't work at all !" Lewiston J Journal.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-05
One Way to Get Laudanum.

twill you fill that bottle one-third full of sweet oil, the rest with laudanum?"
 This was the request that the Cleaner heard as he was standing at tho counter of well known drug store on the corner of Olive street, not far from the exposition building Turning around to get glimpse of the author of this request, he saw a young fellow of about 22, well built, with forid complexion, sleepy looking gray eyes, a smooth face, with pleasing but dissipated cast of countenance. What did he want with oil and laudanum mixed?' asked the Cleaner, out of pure curiosity, after the young fellow had left the store
 "To drink, suppose answered the clerk. ''He comes often enough for the sickoning stuff.
 "How does he manage the oil in such quantities2"
 "Of course he pours the oil off and drinks the laudanum, but can't sell him laudanum alone, and he got some doctor to give him prescription for the two mixed. They don mix, but keep separate, so that he can pour the one from the other. He used to come for it once a week. then twice, and now he comes every day, and expect that all his salary goes that way, for the laudanum drunkard spends more money often than the whisky topper. "-St. Louis Republic.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-05
LIE TAUGHT HER A LESSON.
One Wife Will Not Again Trouble Anybody
 For Spool of Silk.

One Wife Will Not Again Trouble Anybody
 For Spool of Silk.
 Ono summer the wife of a we'll know! North Slider went to one of the resorts At tho end of week sho found that he black silk had given out, so she wrote he. husband to find spool of it in the low CT drawer of the bureau" and send it or Tho dutiful husband spent three solit hours on hot day before he found tho missing spool.
 Of course it was not where his wife had said 1t was. After he had changed his saturated linen the man went down and sent the spool by registered mail to his wife. That night it struck him as absurd that she should have put him to all that trouble, and he resolved to teach her [ lesson. He thought that with little effort she might have found some silk at the summer resort that would have an swered her purpose.
 Well, he bought gross of spool silk and put it in drawer of his desk. The next time she left town she found 0 spool of black silk under her plato at tho plaee