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The Investigation Postponed.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 277.-The sub-eom- mittee of the house judiciary committee has definitely determined to postpone its investigation of the charges against Judge Kicks of Cleveland until after the November elections. Representa- tive Bailey has received letter from Judge Kicks asking for q postponement for few weeks, to enable him to pre- pare for the investigation, and asking that he may be represented by counsel or act for himself in that capacity.
 The investigation according to the present intention, will be held late in November before the beginning of the winter session.
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EVERY man on the straight ticket will be elected by q practically unanimous yote.-Helena H1orld.
 Same over here, Brother Every Democrat and many Of t5e Rep0bii= cans will vote for the straight Dem oefatie ticket because it offers the best men for office.
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 PARLIAMENT CONFINES.
The Queens speech Read by the Lord
 High Chancellor.

LONDON. Aug. 27.-Parliament was prorogued Saturday. The queens speech was read from the throne in the house of lords by Lord High Chancellor Re farring 10 the United States the speech says: .sIn concert with the president Of the United States have taken steps nee essary to give effect to tle Behring sea award, ana have assented to an act of parliament for this purpose similar to an act passed by the congress of the United States. The government of the two countries are also in communication with the principal foreign powers with a view Of obtaining their adhesion to regulations prescribed by the award. 7 Referring to the Budget the queens speech says. "though I lament the neces- sity Of increasing the burden Of taxation it had become indispensable for the se- eurity of the empire to increase the naval strength. 1"
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TIE GRAPHIC again rises to tnz quire when did Deputy Clerk Jerry Palmer become a Deputy Sheriff, and what right has he 10 go through the county | walking arsenal To bulldoze eoored men into voting for the compromise Republican ticket2 We pause for q reply.
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Want Pralnnt -Aelion.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 97.-There is a possibility that steps may be taken by congress early next session to relieve Mrs. Leland standford IS speedily as may be of the embarrassment placed in the way of 8 settlement ot her husbands s estate by Attorney General 0lney's claim against it in behalf of the govern ment for the Pacific railroad debt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-27

TaE law now in force authorizing the taxation of tue Treasury notes by the States and municipalities on the same terms thatmoney is taxed does not necessarily make any change in the standing Of the green backs It gives authority for their taxation merely, and it remains for the States To take advantage of it's terms
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NEWS FROM HAWAII.
The Royalists Have Not Carried Out
 .... .e .s.f..i- aeI.--..a 4s

The Royalists Have Not Carried Out
 Any Of Their Threats.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 27.-The steamer Australia arrived here today, bringing the following Hawaiian ad. vices:
 HONOLULU. Aug. 1s.-Bofore the de- parture Of the cruiser Philadelphia there was a great deal of talk among the Royalists and their sympathizers of what weuld be done when there was no American ship here to protect the inter- ests Of the present goverITnent. But 2 week has passed and uothxls has been done.
 The English cruiser Champion still re- mains, although there are rulnors of her departure in the near future,
 The war between Japan and China has resulted in a meeting between Feigi, the Japanese consul. and Goo Kim, who represents the Chinese government. aad both have absolutely forbidden their countrymen to discus the war, IS there are so many of each raes in these islands that there may be serious trouble.
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SECRETARY CARLISLE, says the Philadelphia Press. has before him in the next fiscal year a deficit Of from s40. GOO, ,o00 to $50, 0o0. 0oo A bond issue to meet expenses under pretense of replenishing the gold reserve is inevitable
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CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS.
James H. Bodd win Head the state
 Ticket This Year.

James H. Badd win Head the State
 Ticket This Year.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. e5.-The ticket as far as nominated by the Democratic convention up to an early hour this morning, when adjournment until 8 o'clock tonight took place. is as fol- lows: Governor. James H. Budd lieu tenant governor, William J. Jeters; jus tice of the supreme court, long terms, Jackson, Temple and James D Murphy; justice of the supreme court, short term, E \. Brideeford; secretary of state, B. M Maddox; attorney general, A. B. Paris; state treasurer, J. (. Castro; for congress, James G Mcclure, A. H. Al- ford. A. Gommennetti, Thomas G. Geary. Warren B English and George D. Patton.
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phtsfE fffr4 rzkfffiS

They Get | es- ssesnse Of the
 eHiRozfaqan se War.
 NAaINGT0S. Aag. 27.-fhe war be- tween Ghzaa aaa Japa4 ntIi indefinitely pestfohe the international competition for tGe Lest d4eotic4tor fer tha teeat- ment of ratn.e. aif5i Tor wt1tea the ehi- nase government Aas oiIersd | prize of #ts5 9a0. fha United Stat ts would have been represented in =this ronRzti5ioa hv Captain s. B. Allison of ' " OeIean4 whose dzeoffie7tfae machine. recently pefeated. is attracting attention ia China. fFanas, ths West Indies and other places where ramie thefyes. lis stiI the subject =af= exp rimeut and ims TFovemeaf. but it is believed by expert authorities mat when completed it will add more to the material wealth Of the south than did the discoveries regarding the valuable properties of e9ttonzeed m der proper tFeadaeaf.
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EVERY Democrat and every lover of good government should vote for the straight Democratic ticket. This is contest for white supremacy, and he who votes against the straight Democratic ticket is an enemy to the best interests of bis
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RECEIVER ASKED FOR.
The Washington and Columbian River
 Road Again fn Trouble.

The Washington and Columbian River
 Road Again in Trouble.
 fAcosA, Aug. 97.-Application has been made in the United States court for the appointment of a receiver for the Washington and Columbia River rail- road and Judge Hanford appointed W D. Tyler, who has been president of the road since the reorganization. 4 simi- lar application was made in Oregon be- fore Judge Bettinger. who also ap- pointed Ar. Tyler. The road comprises about 259 miles of track eentering at Walla #alla and connecting with the Union Pacific and Northern Pacific sys- tens. Il was formerly known as the Hunt system. This is the second time this road has been in the hands of re- eeiyers within three years.
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TIE liabilities oI failures in July in the United States amounted to s11, ,291, 305 The failures last week in the United States were 226 against 455 for the same time last year
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Heaviest Rain In Years.

SELMA. Ala. Aug. 27.&Tha heaviest rain in years fell here in the last few days. Four hundred bales of unnicked cotton has been ruined and a000 acres of low land Is submerged by the swollen streams. Six inches of rain fell in 24 hours.
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PnliticaI. .0narreI.

RIa DE ,IANERo. Aug. 2i.-A number of soldiers and sailors quarreled over politics. Ihs soldiers defended Peixoto and tna saiiars eoHer s. The police in- tsrfe9ed an 3 fsht ersuad Four po- Hcemen. seven saitors and eight soldiers wef= killed or woaa}zgi These street - .... ..f .I... I.. .......... =.
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GEN. CLARK had a few words to say the other night about soreheads and bolters, which we hope found proper Judgment
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THE WHITE CITY.
IT HAS VANISHED FROM THE EARTH
All that Is Left to Perpetuate Its Giary and HaSHiiieehee 4kfe te All
 Portfolios

and HaSHifieehee Ere tIfe At
 Portfolios
 \ fire few weeks ago wiped from the lace of the earth al that Was left Of the wonderful IN Hbife Gft1 af Chicago. and where 9eaF ago WAS beauty. symmetry and maeniiieenee -araadaef admired b8 teeming miliious-is now ank black and charfed ruins.
 The A.hiteeait has vanishedfrom the face Of tHe eafth-@aae fate4ef- fts like never perhaps to be again witnessed ih the lifeof any HoH liv- ing. All that survives of it is q memz orys and the beautiful Art Portfolios which have been issued by art =PHh= fishers to BerRe1aateits BeaaHF and granduer in all its many muitifa-i- aHs details and exhibits In aixiH@ to the public these Worlds l5air Art Portfolios Che publishers have done humanity and civilization service. iii tha6 coming generations may scc Fi3idlf portrayed all that went ta make tle Fair the greatest ezposiz ton ever witnessed in the worlds s history.
 Throughout the spring and sum mef the DAILY GRAPHIC has he, T af. faias It's renders these portfolios of sixteen views each for three coupons and 10 cents. In the entire series there are twenty Roftfolieq,makiaga total Of go views, giving the chief points of interest and the most fn- teresting exhibits and buildings in connection with the Exposition The second installment of ffe=last two portfolios of this series. being Nos. 19 and 70, have been received and are ready fer delivery.
 No l9 contains the following hand some views:
 View southwest from Government Building.
 Building oi France.
 Building CT Sweden,
 Illinois State Building.
 New York State Building. The Transportation Building. Details of the Golden Door. The Farmers Briage.
 The Movable Sidewalk
 Side view of McManaie's Barge. General view of south Lagoon. Manufacturers Bnilding.
 The Fisheries Building.
 Model oi q Quaekuhl Village. \ Fountain Design.
 Pennsylvania State Building. No. 20. the last portfolio of the series, contains the following views. EeW Showing Fountain and Basin. Building of Columbia.
 Ihe Building of Norway.
 The Building of Spain.
 \ View Northwest.
 California State Building.
 The Mines aHd Mining Buiidinc. The Duke of Yeragua.
 Horoscope Group of Miriam, The pedicatorg Exercises of the Fair
 The Site Of MamfaeHrers1 Build ing.
 The Agricultural Building. The Palace of Mechanical Art. The Manufacturers Building in Construction Era.
 \ Detail of the MeMannie's Fmu- tain
 The statae of tic Republic. Parties who have not secured these two numbers can do so upon apnii- cation t1 this office.
 The GRAPHIC also desires to mn. noaHee that we have q few back numbers on hand and can sell The entire series complete t20 portfolios :i20 views for S2. We have also made arrangements to bind fhe portfolios into handsome Volumo so that they can be of sabstantiai Nalne to all. No parlor or library Will s3e complete without connlefa set of these portfolios.
 TOT further information apply to
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 ghean Rates

One and one-third fares for tbe ransa trip to ParaooRll All. s,' .,s gust is to lf, te Clarendon, Ark. An Iust Ii to l2' to Ma4Holia, Ark. An gust r. to It. E. II. WILSON. Agf
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ALL the Democrats have 10 do to elect their straight ticket is to go to the polls next Monday and vote for if
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hat thers maY be serioas tfoubIe.
Hunting Japanese spies.

SHANGHAI, Aus. 2ss.-The activity of the Chinese in hunting down Japanese spies increases every day and if the Ghi- nese are to be believed the coast must be overrnn with agents of the Japanese government. se4H T 3zpnese have been found h Chinese ros5a1ae.
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Wrecked by n RooISsllde.

COLORADO CITY. Colo, Aug. e5.--The westbound fast freight on the Colorado Midland railroad ran into rockslide in Eleven Mile canyon. The locomotive fell into the river and Engineer J. J. Blocker was crushed to death.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Lieutsnant John R. Rathb5rn, United States army killed himself at Ralston, 0. F.
 Congressman Eem was renominated tg tgta Sixth ' z1fasIsa PoBalists.
 Denver Ia iaess la4a ragulles3 of poiecs, have organized To defeat the PopuAsts.
 ahe ReRabsiem= oa tie 9hird 8an- ne=sis dis5aet aamln.tsd Potter x. Brown for congress.
 Xmas mille98 have formed aa equip iii ri eeHtpHiF to located at Tonaf3, In order to get rolling stock cheaper.
 Foafteen.v .ve4r-ell Maae Newer was kidaapaj from i T Eo i4 C.sVeatld by her m9ttla.s rom Wa2sn hsr f8lh ' had 5s3. dlvoee43
 R $. Jsme8 II. WiEer. formerly of F9rt Worth, Tsx baE aa an aea=f =full in DnE r, r. tas b.nza naa held foar qu e3ls a1d ga5is Ia
 t.a4o taf B=ek ken 2 $ aa hin elf m5eEY W q D NaAe 4osl aa safs ha ~aia n95 carry tEl .AI} .Tiea1 Protective association question mo the national commit.
 The United 3t1f#s tanner Charleston has 5e n=er1iored t0 Chinese waters.
 sts3k az coal mu 2 in sesfsaad ara eaa=iHs mHea tHeab.e=i its r.etiHg.
 Berlin Ras It 5aai bassia is preparing to sen il fl .et 10 Coee1n Waf3s.
 France refuses t9 permit Sir Gharl Dilke to inspect her eastern frouti r for5resses.
 Emperor William has ordered yacht so he can race asainst Wales and Ge6rg5 Gould
 Il is reported thar the Japanese minis. ter to 6orsa has bsen sI ia by His owl oonntrvn.n
 .soEai Her h - ' &J
 WABASH. h = Aas e ! :. Win G4feH. s9'a i ! E at Hia e.i t5 Il r husband Iaf {. N. s#d Nr..5ta4fg quar- lel aa palted t naa i ass, and sinca taea aa ei.d.ess controversy for the nossessian of tae eEit hls pc sressed bstweea filem. 1a.rsv feaawe bjs Iorts to secure th clad ami the Y.o4an callse 2fell to saee ill r all=sl .-...s foi s6, which WIS paid m ghe child wa ha1ded oyer 10 the husband
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.S5Iet Her n u z.
An old Soldier Fa..n,1 paaa

GREESviI4.a. Miss. Aug. e5.-The commander of the Grand Army post Of Greenvile, Caleb Addison, was found dead near James on the Yaz2o and Mis- sissippi Valley railroa !, 2 mil-s south of GreenvIile. He is supposed to have dropped dead from hearF disease.
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THE MARKETS.
Chicago Livestock Reports.

GHrcAao, Aug 25,-Hogs -Receipts-1l. 900; left over, 8010; market steady.
 Cattle Receipts 2000 unchanged. sheep-Reeeipts. loco: steady.
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In addition thorough rainnein in tbe rndmenta branches school designed te t beEs College Business ea0 G cal studies optional aE those not intending pursue e5] ] Course The a Term will begin the 10th day September l@i scholastic year closing about the 10th of June S95 Tuition W gard o grade 8 per month payable monthly presentation No incidental expenses
 Loeation DeWoodys Cottage School Building Fifth 3va5 tween Laurel and Olive Address R. THURMAN Pine Bluff 5
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I....... lAz..lt...l-. Wire.

MEMPHIS Aae 27,-BHier Harrison, a travelling salesman. who lives at 45 ! anee street Nas eieeffaeufsd here. 4 guy wire from the electric railway line hangs across the yard It became loose and sas@a4 low Harrison accidentally eameia contact with it. He was found dead with 8 great hole burned in his neck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-27

Teceas discoveries have denlOnst rated 1att 94f#tfs8reuns of the body ara under ttie eet= Jsgl Cf tla nerve ceuterS located ia or it55ff 4i5. I355a 9f the brain and tha WHed t5te7t }5+# t.c4,i3t#fssI the organs which they Suppy Nli-' larHu tt454iHHe also deranEed NtAe1 tu i7 2 Ina aoered that a serious injury t9 ' ne 5t1=i-- nd viii cause paralysis of the b0=it ss=ia lac injured p0iHE because th5 nerve I9HHs tz prevented bY the iai3ry from re2 hlAs 1Traiyzcd portion it will Ee HHaetstpai Ita the deraaEement of the nerve center At.=t rfu5e the defaHgement Of the NafloQs oEssA-4= which they supply with nerve force,
 faeo=thifds of chronic diseases are a5ie 14 fac imperfect action of the nefEe cen eis a- tia base of tho brain, not from utf5lil=S= Iunnt primarily originating fH tHe 0hs9a treating these diseases is th4t they trent the tl.zzIa rlfEaf than fhe nerve Centefs RhtEa are he cause of tho trouble.
 B& FRANKLIN AFLEs, the ceiebfatea sh2- tz5z zisf.das profoundly studied thls suh3.z .3f aEsr 23 years, and has made nauy 1ab9fs55tt slgGrIas in connection WItRI IL GIiHt U t.0z
 t.fl baiHE the faets e0HtalneQla t4G Il 15sz zs9emaut. and that the ordinary fae4h8ts U fIsItIa5Ht iffa Wr0ug. Aii headaeae. tsi=zt= ness duilness confusion. pressure b5tie I, mania melancholy, insanity. epilepsy st. 3f,u5 ddHt6, pfes, dee nervous dts2azes ID matter how caused. Tine W0ndertnIs steeess 6I Dr. Niles Restorative NeNine is du2 70 2 fact thatitis based on the foreEoing pt3tlP5e
 DR. MILES RESTORATIVE NEEtYtae 15 5 ase k#s all druggists on positive guarantet.1 0a selA direct by DR. MILES MEDICAL G04 .5lIiittta Ind. on receipt CT price. 3l per pottla= siS bottles for s, express prepaid. IL contains neither epiate5 nor dangerous drugs
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Representative Wilson VIII Leave For
 Europe Sept. 5.
 NAsHfNGToN, Aug, Representa- tive Wilson, chairman of the ways and means committee, will sail for Europe Sept. ,, to be absent about three weeks. He is worn out, and believes the sea voyage will aid his restoration to health.
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ohleago erain ana Proslslons.

gaIeAeo. Aug. 25. Closing: Wheat 5zs4e Corn s2ssc oats-s5l4c Pork slS60. Lard s765 Ribs-s s7.e7.
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Excursion steam Burned.

SALEM. O. Aug. 21.=The excursion steamer. Glz5g of Portsmouth. which went hors here caught fire Saturday morning aad burned t3 the waters edge. No lives weFa lost,
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VcTTDTFH R MIOILnIL1s ]
2 he Nervous System the Sea Of Life and Mind. Recent
 Wonderful Discoveries.

N Y9Tstery bas ever compared Witb 5Hat q bIjf9sn life It has been the leading sqp5ect .3f IerE4fassional research and study h all ages inn mi " ithsta audIng thIs Iact It ls 1t Eei1L
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-27
FOR CITY ATTORNEY.

 We are authorized to announce MIX. II. M HUDSON as Il candidate for the office of City Attorney to fill the unexpIfed term Of MF, A5 B. Grace, resigned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-27

Entered at the Post-ofiice Ut Pine Bluff, Ark, ns seeond-class mail matter.
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PINE BLUFF. ARK. AUG. T, 1891
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