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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

Por fueSEa de Il guardia civil del pusato de
Cayey, fusYop detenidos Juan de Mata Rivera y
Gregorio TorreF, por rlia en- la calle del Conner.
clio de aqu0l pueblo, de que rssUlt6 laBionado ell
primsro; por Il de Utuado jose Colon Rios, por
irfuadir EoSpschars por u de OorosaI en- 81 be-.
rrio dc Abraa, Adolfo sastisgo Vs4QueE, por
aapuestO aptor de hulto dc avssi por u de- Yau-
go, en- 81 barrio de Rubio SGBdaliO Miriano Ma.
t,a, Ram6n Rivers Gsrardo Arroyo, raclsma.
d ID por 81 alcalde; poF Il de Camny, Nsmenio
Misvss y Jeahs Valszque1, por rms; por Il de-
"A rroyO, Ricardo Soto, reclamado per 81 Juzgsdo
,.snHicipal; por Il de Mayagdsz, Gregorfs Pe1fa.
Yaas poE habsF lesionado LeonoE GarCia; par ID
del Jobo, (Utuadn) 81 veeiHo del barrio de don
hIonSO, don Rafael Dsgado pos insultar do pala.
u, ss amsnazsr cen an macheta don saatisRo
Vir1et; por Il de San Lorenzo en- barrio del
) ,gual Julian MoraleB Andr6s Romero, pHeaun.
81 autoEs. dsl huEta g ~ gallina1 q Psepista.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

Ar Ha talleCido en esta CanitaL q spreciable
jovsa senior aon Diego Luis Fragoso del
Nolino ofsial cuarta 7e a dmialBtYaci6R
Civil, aata ts4de tuyo lugsr ID conduccion
de 81 cadkver 81 cameptsri0 general
a to6a su eEtimabla fanlilia en- particular
90 ssior padre nuestTo diGtinggido amigo 81
senior don Fernando Frsgoso FerR6ndez de
Lugo enViamoa nuestro mas aeatido p6larae.-
RI s9f5 es s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
rio vacino dol TaisTido barHio a0a saturniac

8igua en Ponce 81 desbsraiuste monetazio;
nadie ae eetiende; sadis saba cual as "a moneda
que 81 puads reeibiF. Los pegos raejicanoH vie.
ios no paasn ii tienen uns Yaya, an punto imper.
oeptibls Y 81 dss6gden alcanza mas todavia & d
moaeda fraccionaria s.aun cusndo ssts ressllsda".
81 que tisne medios pesos pe1stss agujereadas
no tieRan con que conner. EH squella Oiudad Be-
dscia que habian llegado en- gFan eantidad none
dsg fraecionaxiaB procedantes de esta Capital gs
hRblaba de hualga de cochsrou absstadores
de carno Be AqUelIo I'm "tctum rsyolotum" 49,.
extEa superior
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
Dice un coIOga guropea:

ella Congregation de rites celebr6 On 81 Vati.
emo, session extraordiRaria uscreta para exsmi.
max Ell expediente de beatAsaCioR de JuaRa de
Areo. AsstieroR doCe a&rdenales, Mr.. Lam
genieux, eptrs slloS, tornando tOdos pavte On Il
votaci6n. AgrnOs prelsdoH, hacieRdo de ID bea.
ti1icaCi6R una question politics, opuB6ronss ellis
con oRcarn zAmiento, paro asf J TODD creeRa que
habr6 sido votada, que el Papa ConRrmara On
brave CON "a voto tai rasoluci6n"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

"a benefcio propis. En ID tienda pulpeIia qnA
rseihan los mexioaRoa nusvoV erusados IS
ceMtayoH aeudirian los que hay aqui On loo u.
tcrRoa, venderia mucho m6s que aCtualmente =
remti6ndolog NUava-Yofk ohteRdrfa m6s ven.
tajR que pagsr giros de 4s por 100 dc premio
aOn tan ContadsB estas habas, qpe aun euando On
las ventaI dejase de ganar 81 8 por loo de 10
com6n, aumentarfa Gun BeRocioa poE algunos diaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

NoB dieen dc LRres: .'lontiRtA sqUt ID gVip.
pc echando en- CANA los veoinou, varios hay
que llevsn ya ounce diAs en- el lecho, como el Gu
IA pSEroco, que aun no sale Il calle. Otra enfer
Insd&d que Ss he prsBsntado por estes campoB J
cue Los pacientes llamAP padTsj6n eatk acabaRdc
con 10 clage proletSria. MuGhoB dieen que ess
eufermadad vieRs de Ia malA amentRci6m, ea
de creerSe, pusS "a en- sStA Comarca no ae eRcueR
tran nj mGeOIOs, naGlamgas, platanos otHaa bHFWs
dGnqGs que aostenlan 4 los pobrea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
MaNhna Z lan nmara da II nnianaa

Mahaaa lsg nueve de la miRna Ea calabra.
,ySn la sacreiaria del Gobierno GeneYal Ias su-
baatsa pafa II ronducci6n De Id correupol dencia
pCatsl y ambusnte da las estaeionen del ferro-
Car1iI de enta Capital, Peace y Arecibo LED res.
pactivaH adminigtraCiCneH de coryeos, uiendo 81
tipQ do csda pna de $3.50 aRpala-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

Hoy terminarOn los ex6manes para Los que
aspirsn ingEesRr en- 81 OuSrpo de Oomunicacio-
Ees nos dice, psrsosa que ha preBenciado aqu6.
los que han sido sobresAliantes los eierciciou
pFaeticadoB per el iovsa don Javier Cuevas 20.
uueiEa en- todaH Las asigRaturaa. st4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

Sc ha extraviado, en- el trayecto comprendi.
do desde 81 Matadero, en- esta Capital, hsnta Ell
sitio denominado "L.a Granja", Puerta de TERRA,
uns pulsera de plata Con una tijerita de oEo, que
dice g Rscuerdo". Lla persona que Ia entreoua
en d casa de dafR Juana Vidal San Juato as.
nark Rratihaada .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

Ceresedo Hermsnos J c. acabaR des1osibir
ensrs otSas muChas ccsaa sxcelontsa qussos ma.
llorquineE leela ccndonsada Rsrca Aas,Szo, freS-
CO dc Calidad superior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
En- el Paris -Bazar !"
encontrar6 usted 81 mas bEiLlante surtido d

OLABINETEs de Lefabre.
s HELICONES, ,BOMBARDINOs, bsios , BE-
rftonOr, corRetiHeH, AaataS, demSs last umsntol
para baBdss de m6nea, de la gran casa GautEot
de Thibouville de Paris.
ACCEaORIOS de todas classes para instrn
mentas musicAes, tsmboEeS elatiiles
sss. Gale de la FortalsEa ne ~.
Pedro 3SaEsfS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

En Ia taIde del dlA a da corriente fueron
detenidoB por el sargsnto comandante del pusato
dala guardia civil do Viequea nm gusrdia, 81 81
barrio de Florida entregadoG 81 comandante
militaE de Il iEla, ov aoldadoa derertores Amadeo
Boailla Ssla Rafael Dominguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
SFEAllRA DE- EAEs s.snnA4 a.a,s. HOOKING ss king.

UIUMUUNlU D jill buplico los Benorel
hacendados de caf6 qua intereEen una huena
n5qrina de BeC&rlo, as.dirijaD Il hscisnda ''SAn
Jon6," del saBor don Emilio Gomez, an donde hay
ms funcicnando diariamente- Esta SE0ADORA
DE CAFE es la mas sencilla, la mas economics
ID mas barata que 90 ha ofrecido 81 pdblico. Pa
q informes de preeio, pueden dirigrse don B.
P. HOOKING. Maysgaez, Diciembre L. de
1898. 1914
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
GALLGRA OE CATANo

Don Chuchd FguerOs, tiene 81 honor de in
vitar todoa suE colegas J aficioHados, para
"GrRa dessfio de GalloS" que teRdr6 lugar en-
amepo pjs toreHco pueblito de Oataho, para los
dfas a, Is 26 de Fsbrero; 81 de Marco; 10.
de Abril; %, 2S 80 del miamo. Ofrece
n rsciprocidsd en- casos analogos sus digaoH
compsneros. 1876
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
All. PURLICO.

BLACN-vARNIsH Meior que piHtura
para conservar toda clsGe dc Eier0s maderas &
intemperie, ofrece ID Empress del Gas BLA0H.
yARNIsH S cuartsrola, rnitad de preCio que
yendfa anteriormeate. San Juan Puerto Rico.
"A Febrero 1894. L. "A. Scott esg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
BalGO ESDaIOI Dc PlGPtO-RiGO.

SePttasO @s0sden 70 de uttEsdadcs. .--AcordSdo
por ei Conseio de Gohierno sn 2I del actual, el
pago del 70 dividendo de- bsnsfaioa, ss dara prin
aipie q mismo el lunes 26 de- loa corriantss. Los
sehores AccioniFtaa debsrkn rseoger en- Secreta.
rfa, & dlicho efesto, de & 10 de Il naHsna ' de
l23 81 de- j tarde en- los dies Iaborabss Las co.
rrespenuieRtes 6rGenas cont ID Csia del EBtable.
simiasto. Los que concurran en- representation
sjaRa deberan acYeditar On forma 0l car&cter COZ
que 10 veriGcan Fuerto-Rico Febrero % de
1894 Ell GohsSnRdor interino.--JosS II. L6-
Pss Ga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

Ha ceVado on sue negoCioB ID casa de conner
Oio que en- Ponce girAbs baio la raz6n de Caba.
mas TarratB haCisndoGs cargo de "a liquidaci6n
otra casa establecida con la frma de Antonio
OsbanAH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
Jose A. dc la Tore
AVOCADO NoTARIo
OopStal. Fortaleza q. FbrO.

Homos empsEado recibir los tipon de
imprepts que pedimoa Nueva-Ycrk cor ohjeto
dc Gambia en- general todoa los que smplaamos
en- laB edieiones de IA ACoRREsPoNDENoIAqu que estsr
u muy Fsstados Prosto, puea podremoa offe.
eer musatYos lactares aEts -efoPms
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

Los herpes, les smroineS, los barTel, sGpini.
as y manchas del edtis de1ApayeGsn 1e euTan
radieslmeDts con ls Loci6n { ntiherpStsca del dec
tor Nontas. Alivis iaRt2ntsneameats ID piea76r
as I'M lemsdio infslible Coatra IL caHpa IL
calvicie. Agrs5ablemsnte perfumada rssulta uns
exse'epte aqua de tocadev para Las damsE. De
vsnta en- casa del Befor GuilleEmety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

81 eeCesita Vd. titles de ooCiRa, efsctou de
sscTitsrio, artfculos para teesdor sillas silo.
ner ameSicseeH, C6nprelOs On Las quinoallaB de
NJ Rsmdn Coanpsnia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

Sc dice que deEtfa de breves diag priBCipia
ran loa trabajeB del ferrocarr de circuu valR ci6v
sntye Hatillo Agusdilla. Nuestroa oetoreI
reCibir&n ain duds Gov sgrado ssta busaa nUeva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
VARIEDADES

Be incueBtioHahle indiscutib'a pouitivo que
sl rnsjor vino de mesa que Es consume en- Puer
to Rico eB 81 de LOgseSo que vende LuiHa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
ja'aSD 8sI.lnisa d EVsylsaI

DEL DOCTOR RODRIGUEZ CASTRO
Es el meier mediCame~to sa al trstamiento
de Ia Hsis.-Oura pEopto eic&znente 'oH eGtG-
rros, asnsa, 5rOmqWitis, gripp' demas afscciOnsE
de las Was resplratorias. Sc vsade en- todaH Las
Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
CER0A DEL CoLlGADo DE LULNA

NOTA.-La ropR que 90 comprs para psgs1
plazos dsbera ser garantizada por personss de
yesponHAbiIidad. Da 10 cohtrario 81 enviar ls
preada, Bs passr6 eli reCibo. Cuando sc don Or
denss para haCer Iopa faa de etigueta, debsr6
abonar8e por adelaptsds Ia tarcara pa1te.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

SHgdn nuestras noJiolss de dltima hora. Bs
hR recibido un tolegrams en- aRta Capita, anar
ciando que los peBo1 mejcanss sscOtzaR en- NV
York cnaranta oaho medic cantaYoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
Sltg0 IDV-yalI Il Peninsula

Giran corta vista les sedoras sobiino de
Iaquierdo Comp. Fcstalez'. 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

Lin reunion dc los dalegados autoR omista
tendr6 Iugar en Ponce el de Marzo pr6ximo
20 81 III como roe hiciaror dacir ayar los csjiEts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

NFAEn0 81 mejor do todos enc aIidad precio
WINUO0 ~ 81 RIJJ 4 NO De ThIOIO
Sc detaa Capital, Csto IS; don Manuel Rivera, San Sc
bastian so las tendss de los Sres AYL ON r IA
MORANO en- Puerts de TERRA, T. AMnRANn 2s Mnea
Los certhcados de Ogen anaiss de tan excslenteada
estan disposition del que gusts VerOs. Obrs. 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26

Francisco Martorani. AREgIBo g
Constructor de AlGmbique de toda1 claSeI
fanatics. Vende umo aeabado de conStruir de
destilaci6n cOnttnua que ga garantizs; produce
I'M boeOy disriamsRts de. 25 & so gradoI. Gale
del PueRte. 15-l5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-26
Us,t, de una PULPERIA
IVhVs = una + Ond0

Por teneK que auaentara0 80 dueno para Ia
PeninEula, re vsnde Ia pulperfs Union CastsllanG
Gale de Tatudn n6mero SO, y Il fonda La CGsss-
lana Gale de Isabel Gegueda ntmero 3 Marina,
ambas coz busnss pprroquiss Par" otros infer
mes diriiirse Don Maausl Luepgo, Tstusn so.
15-IA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
HE CARRIES A WINCHESTER.
Andrew Johnson Was Seen in the City
 Last Night.

Andrew Johnson, the notorious negro desperado, who has caused more eommotion in this city and community than any other one man. was seen last night on Tennessee street, between Third and Fourth avenues.
 From reliable authority we under derstand that he was well armed, hay ing a Winchester on his shoulder. He deliberately walked into d gro cery store on Tennessee street and purchased q box of oysters Fhere may he some mistake i'll the above statement: if there is not, then the officers of the law should he on the alert and bring the cowardly dis turberto justice. Two nights ago q man was seen on Fourth avenue dressed in women s clothes. and had a small breakfast shawl drawn over his head. Reports are current that this party was no other than Andy Johnson He was watched by sev- eralc0lored men, hat he escaped their vigilance and they were unable to find his whereabouts. There is one thing that seems topuzzle everybody in this Andy Johnson ease. It is claimed that he was in Texas at the time of the killing of Howard John son and it is also claimed that he was seen in this city.
 Detective Clay is after him and we will know very soon where Andy was at the time of the recent tragedy for W hich he is held responsible He stated to the party who claims he saw him last night that he had just arrived from Kansas. We give these statements for what they are worth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
Military Surgeons.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-TheN National Assembly of Military Surgeons con |venes in annual gathering here to- day. While the convention will not be exactly d hard times affair. if will be conducted on economical basis, and no great demand has been made |on the citizens of Washington for the Entertainment of the visitors. 1t is, however, an affair of considerable there being about 503 members in all, most of whom may be expected to be present The meet ling taking place these first days in May happens just in the midst of the shad season. and q trip down to Marshall Hall and an accompanying be one of the occasions |at which the surgeons and thet. wives will be entertained,
 The serious business of the con |vention will consist largely of papers ion various subjects in military sur |gery by some of tlle foremost mem |bers of the profession X popular Feature of the meeting will be the out door competitive drill between the .yarious hospital corps This is the first convention of the sort that has been held in Washington, but the surgeons have met twice before in Chicago an once in St Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
ANNNANAA%@NN
COMPLETED
The Car shops Celebration Is Now An
 Assured Fact.

The Committee on the car shops celebration held a meeting in thepar- lors of the Elks Hall yesterday after noon at 4;30 o'clock. Mayor Bell Mo Hanf and c. N Hart, who com pose that committee, appointed the following sub-committe, on ar- engagements: Finance, E. ( Howell, Simon Bloom, J. E. Talbot; nall and decoration; l.. E. Owen and l. Rich ards; reception: w. ], Galbratth and wife, S Geisreiter and wife, JnO. 0'Cennell and wife, l. E. Truloek, and F. NJ. Rosenberg; transporta- tion: P. ]. Conley, J. L. Reinaeh, and ". H. Parker; music, L. F. Gold smith, Ed Weftheimef, IA. LeLau- rim: advertising. W W. Olcott, $. A Edmiston, J NJ, Hudson.
 The Ladies Hospital Association will furnish the supper.
 The date has been changed from May 3 to May l4. The event prom iscs to be eminently pleasant and successful
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
 Where to Attend School.

Persons desirous of attending col lege will consult their interests by investigating the advantages offered by the Northern Indiana Normal school and Business College, at Val paraiso, Ind In this school, one of the largest in the United States, de partments in pharmacy, book-keep- ing, telegraphy, photography, music, fine art and law are to he found, be- sides the preparatory teachers, scientific and classic languages of the Normal school Expenses at this school are less than any other college in this country, and other advan- tages are il good location, healthful climate and careful attention. The school is open the entire year and stndents can enter and leave at any tiale. Forfu descriptive catalogue afldrcss H. F. BROWN,
 i 23tf Principal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
T0DAY'S EVENTS.
Crisp News Concerning the Important Occurrences
 This Day.
e,arding the Seals.

rn,x,qsco. May l.-The feet
 oA,S ,.,, ,s expected to guard the seal :" ''r ,tary is expected to leave Port s,o,,d for active work Com ." ,dor chas E. Clarke, the present l,'''i, ,l4,.fn of fhe Mohican, is in com
 "p a If tbe fleet. The yessels-ali ..bieh have received sailing orders
 are ready for the service before ,a.a The Aiohican will be the flag %hin The other naval vessels ol the |aeet will be the Yorktown, Bennlng- +on Concord, Adlms. Ranger, Alert land Petrel The revenue marine an,.ice will furnish three ships. The fish Commissions ship Albatross also joins the fleet.
 s cecratorv Herbert has sent out ln- stuctions for tine commanders of the aoa+ The orders defines the duties nf ,e Captains of the several ships, l na sncciaIly direct that vessels are sn he seized during the summer. and ,yhat disposition is to be made of ! hen when caught in the act of nnaebing. This years orders are ,oore severe and explicit than those heretofore issued from the Navy De nartment. These to the commander Iii each vessel are confidential to
  ereat extent. Nominally, at leass. i he fleet will be under the direction of Rear Admiral Walker. 1t is quite likely, however. that all special direc- lions will emanate from the Navy 
 Six American and British vessels will guard the seals as they proceed 6n the annual northward journey along the coast during this month and the early part of June. Twelve American and four British vessels will constitute the fleet actually guarding Behring Sea by the middle af InlF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
Indiana,s Literary Union.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 1.-The Indiana Union of Literary Clubs which will convene here today, will be repre- sented hy the president and one del egate from each society belonging. This evening there will be a general reception given by the clubs of the city to the visitors. At the Propy- laeum, from x to H. The regular sessions, which will be public, will be held in Plymouth Church. Mrs Alice r. Dwyef, of Fort Wayne, is presi- dent of the union. the vice-presidents being the presidents of the individual clubs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
RIVER NEWS.

The steamer Eugene leaves Mem phis today and will arrive here early Thursday morning.
 The steamer Ferd Herold leaves St. Louis Friday at ?. m., receiving Pine Bluff freight.
 The Anchor Line sends out two boats q week from New Orleans, leaving at D. III. on Mondays and Thursdays. Thursday's boat maeks close connection with the steamer Eugene at Memphis for Pine Bluff.
 The steamer Garrolton left Cincin- nati Saturday for Memphis having on board Pine Bluff freight, which she delivers to the Arkansas River Packet Company
 The next boat leaving Cincinnati will be the Congo-tomorrow at ] D. III. She will receive for Pine Bluff at Cincinnati. Louisville, Evansville, Paducah and Cairo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
T. r 4.

Post ( of the T. P. As held a meet ing Saturday night in their elegant rooms at Hotel Trulock The regu- lar routine business was gone through with and several new mem bers were received.
 The Pine Bluff division is growing rapidly. They will hold a meeting again next Saturday night.
 Capt k. D. Welsh, of Hotel Tru- lock, has extended to the T. F. A. of this city, the courtesies of his house at every meeting night and Post c has already fitted up suit of rooms at that popular resort that are attractive and very comfortable. Capt Welsh is the recipient of many words of praise from the members of Post C.
 NATIONAL r. P. A. NEWS.
 Post c. Arkansas Division, was or eanized at Pine Bluff April [, with ] N. +. Langford President and E. l Wertheimer. Secretary, and strong board Of directors and officers Thf credit for the organi2atin of this Post is due to Julian E. Iiarby Chairman If the Railroad Committee of Arkansas Divisson. The officers elected were themselves members Q wholesale houses and are represent ative men in every sense of tht word.
 Applications for membership rc sceived including Friday April lJ, fol the mouth. are 320 as against 40 in the entire month of April last year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
BEATEN BY POLICE.
coxeY's ARMY IN WASHINGTON.
In Their March to trs Capitol the Com monwealers Are Attacked and Beaten by Police and
 Dispersed

WASHINGTON. May 1.-CoXey's army has arrived at the limit. A parade was ordered at II o'clock this morning to make a demonstration before the capitol. but tiwasstopped by the police at Fourteenth street by order of the President and the Com monwealers were beaten light and left. The procession was dispersed and the army disbanded Carle Browne and Coxey were arrested for disordefly conduct President Cleye- land said he wanted no demonstra- ton in front Of the Capitol, White House or Treasury building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
The Picnic

Ry 7:30 o'clock this morning Third avenue between Main and State was crowded with merry children. The otfon Belt put on eight coaches, all of which were filled with passengers as soon as the train pulled np in front of the depot. 1t will be q great day for the little folks and they will enjoy their ride to and from Hunpil- rev and also fishing, boat riding, etc. while there. The drug store raen an siain sold fishing tackle in great quantities to the excursionists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
Nlliee.

Sealed bids for the construction of the First Presbyterian Church VIII oe received up to r o'clock noon May II, 1894 Plans and specifications can be seen by calling on " H. Ian ford at I. B. Speers Company wholesale grocery Rights to reject aa bids arc hereby reserved. All sealed bids should be handed in to Key ] l.. CaldN ell. .424t55 ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
For Honk,s snceessnr

COLUMBUS, O., May 1.-The special election in the Third Congressional District to elect successor to the late Hon. George W. Honk takes place today. The election promises to become one of national rather than Of local importance, and the re- suit will doubtless be an indication oi what may be expected at the november election throughout this State at least.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
MAY DAY IN EUROPE.
All Quiet in London, but Disturbances in
 MoraVia.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 LONDON, May May Day is being quietly celebrated here, but d bomb was found in Guild Hall Disturb ances are reported in Morayia, where an attempt was made to blow up the mines Disturbances are also reported in Belgium, but all is quiet in Paris
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
rwsn,y js.r.e tours ?, ohleag

The Cotton i3.lt trnin NJ. ileayine her at l.i0 q. h. Arrives af Cairo at 20 .. m Making connection with Illinois Central fast mail train arriving Tt St. Louis ar 6:=l5 ?. m. and Chicago at 12:20 i. n. Remen- Der this train has free reclining Chair Car. 2. H Wilson Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
A BURGLAR LYNCHED.
After Rolling the Town Marshal Burglar Johnson Was Lynched This
 Morning.

Special Dispatch 10 the GRAPHIC
 GoFNcII. BLUFFS, IA, May l.-Bur- glal Johnson, who killed the town Marshal of this city was lynched here at an early hour this morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
Patranize stnm. Factories.

Ne have recently added full line of sash and door machinery and are now making all kinds of doors anal windows from cypress and yellow plne. which we guaranter t, give perfect satisfaction. Better than white pine and for less money.
 l Atf BLUFF CITY I1EMBER Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-01
Good Raiiroad Conn ee,ions.

Train Nc. via Cotton Felt Route, now makes close connection at Cairo, wilh fast mail trains Nos. and 2, via Illinois Central E. R., for points on inc St. Louis, Chicago X New Orleans divisions. E. II Wilson,
 Agent.