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The Washington times., 1894-03-22
Boston Snorts Arrested.

BosroN, March 2l.-The police created
panic among the sports about town to-day
by arresting President Hammond H. Brock,
secretary Benjamin s. Benton and james II.
Wright. one of the directors Of the Crib Club,
one of Boston's best known sporting clubs.
charged with conducting prize-nght without
license. 1t is alleged that the Moore-Mc-
Carly fight was recently held under the aus
pices of the club without license.
The Washington times., 1894-03-22
A. r. Williams & Co.'S Assignment.

A. r. Williams & Co.. dealers in coal at 401
New Jersey avenue northwest and 615 Sew
cnth street northwest. have made an assign
ment TO ID. W. Classic for the benefit OF credi-
tors. The liabilities will probably amount to
nearly 5000 and the assets are little above
that amount. The stocks assigned amount
to par value of S110.025.
The Washington times., 1894-03-22
Hippopota1uus atLargc

BARABoo. Wis, Mar. 2i-It is stated that
tn e hippopotamus which escaped Sunday
afternoon rom a circus here is still at large
and making its way down the Wisconsin
toward the Mississippi river The propri-
etors, in order to allay the fears ofthe people,
have caused it to be reported that the big
brute had been retaken.
The Washington times., 1894-03-22
Some Large Figure.

st. Peters church in Rome will contain
81, 900 persons.
1t would take about / 200 globes as large as
our earth to make one equal in size to Jupiter.
1t is said that frig..e pird can fly at the
rate OF 90 miles an hour and live in the air
a week at time. day and night. without
touching roost.
Neptune takes 165 years in making its jour-
neg around the sun. so that more than cen
tury would have passed away on our earth be-
fore it had completed one year.
The Washington times., 1894-03-22
snider Weir not Satisfied.

BosroS. March 21.-Isaac o'Neal Weir, who
arrived home from Chicago. said to-day;
u have posted 800 with Capt. Cooke, of
Boston. in support of my challenge to make
match with Critic for 1000. and agree to
stop him in ten rounds. he to meet me at 1l8
pounds. the winner to take the whole of any
purse that may be given"
The Washington times., 1894-03-22
@e-
A EiuicaI Murderer

OTTAWA. ILL.,, March 21.-Thomas Higgins,
the Chicago murderer, who objects to being
hanged on the same scafTold with Prender-
gast, the assassin of Mayor Harrison. was
to-day refused a supersedeas by the Supreme
Court. Higgins will hang ON Good Friday
The Washington times., 1894-03-22
Commodore Writings Funeral.

New YORK, March 21.-In Trinity chapel
this morning were held funeral services over
the body of the late Commodore Whiting.
Rev. Morgan Dix officiatcd. Many fl oral
offerings were sent from Washington and
other places. The interment will be at Belle
Vile N J.
The Washington times., 1894-03-22
New ork Cotton.
ChicnrD Markets.

CHICAGO, March 21.-Wheat-steady; cash SIS;
May, 5S;S; July, J9,f. Corn-steady; cash. 3J u;
May, 3114@3s; July, IS. Oats-easy; cash. 3O3S;
May, 30j6: July, 2.l. Pork-Higher: May. 1885;
July, 1895 Lard-higher: May. 6.5a1.; July, q. ID.
Short ribs-hgher: May, ) 20; July, 5C,IM
Rye-quict, i6J5. FIaysced-drm, 1875. Prime
timothy seed-frm, 4 ~
The Washington times., 1894-03-22
Sam BaInard's Chestnut.
[Fron the New York Pre-.

Last night sam Barnard. who sings and
talks words OF his own composition, deliv-
cred these lines:
George Washington freed this country
from the British, Abr9ham Lincoln freed the
slaves from bondage. and Grover Cleveland
has freed the workingman from toll.
The Washington times., 1894-03-22
His Manner Pleased Her.

Shoemaker-Well, don't any of these shoes
suit you, miss?
Miss Flipperly--Oh. yes. indeed. but Won
have such delightful wa 60 i-oins them up
thought would try on several pairs more.
The Washington times., 1894-03-22

Passion week services at St. Paurs English
Lutheran church, Rev. DR.. Domer, pastor, on
7.30. and Good Friday morning at II o'clock All
welcome TO these services
The Washington times., 1894-03-22
New York Stock Exchange.

Furnished by silsby Il Co, bankers and
brokers, Metrol lolitan Bank building, Fifteenth
street, opposite Treasury, Washington, u. {.
The Washington times., 1894-03-22

The public should not forget that Justh's
Old Stand personal column) is a steady ad-
vertiser in The TIMES. 1t will pay to watch
its announcements.
The Washington times., 1894-03-22

Elegance reigns in the styles displayed in the
window Of Wanamaker y Brown, tailors
The Washington times., 1894-03-22
Entries for To-day.

Jay Jay, Gladstone Piccudilli. Dearest, Cora,
McGinty, 100; Tamerlane, Abandon, Pretti wit.
105
Second races furlongs. Luke f, Ike $, 1t2;
Ned, 9S Filter, Cynosure, Nerbena, iO3: Bal
shazzar, ST. Albans, 10S; Nativity, 1l3.
Third races furlongs. Sunrise. Little jerry,
Katrinka. l0a; Walter o. Amanda, 1O1; j. j.
Douglas, l10.
Fourth race-6 furlongs Lucinda, 90; Mokahi,
90; Blue Banter, 1O1; West Park, 102: Fakir, 105;
Climax, 116; Lookout, 100
Fifth race-5Ih furlongs Dr. Cosby. o.; Mike
Conroy 103: Questor, i0i; George w, i06; Elikin-
dig, 40; Col Cooper, 112; Lady Bry, Laurestan,
The Washington times., 1894-03-22
PERSONAL.

A T THE TOP OF THE HEAP-WE SAY so,
n everyone says so, and it is so, for we offer
fancy rates for gents discarded garments. Send
for us; viii call quick JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
6i9 d street northwest
The Washington times., 1894-03-22

Esther Cleveland won, Tata second, Katie B.
third. Time, 0.49
Fifth ace-Thirteen-sxteenths of milo.
Time IL
The Washington times., 1894-03-22

Chicago Board OF Trade.
The Washington times., 1894-03-22
FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE.

S7O ACRES OF LAND NEAR MUIRklRk STA
OtU tion, B. & o K K. ON line OF electric car
and boulevard Wen timbered; wood enough to
pay for land No ground in immediate neiSss
borhocd for less than sl00 Can be bought AZ
81 per acre. See A. BEEREND, 617 St II. W.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
Fire at Newport.

NEWPORT November rs. "A fire
alarm was turned in at 2;30 Sunday
evening, caused by the burning Of
the large dry goods store of Leo
Eckeron, Front street The flames
had gained considerable headway
when discovered, and had spread all
through the house before the de-
partment arrived on the scene, AS
soon as possible the department
were on hand aud the work Of eX
tingnishing the flames was com
menced,
Owing to the smoke the hremen
were unable to enter the building
ut first, but when they did it took
only a short time to get the fire un-
der control
It is not known just how the fire
originated, but It is thought that
it caught from the stove pipe which
was only a short distance above the
floor Of the double decker, on which
was situated the millinery depart
ment. The loss is not known, but
the stock is greatly damaged. The
building is only slightly damaged,
the fire being confined to the lower
floor
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
MASS MEETING OF ARMENIANs.
Strong Appeals Made to Americans for
Their Moral Support.

CHICAGO, Nov 25.-The Armenians
of this city today held a mass meet
ing for the purpose of expressing
their opinion on the Armenian mas
sacres. Nearly the whole Armen-
ian population of Chicago was pres
ent, and many of them were very
emphatic in denouncing the Turk
ish government, Hampartzoom D.
Garabedian acted as chairman. In
his opening address he referred TO
the terrible massacres in which
their mothers, sisters and brothers
we're brutally killed by the Turks.
NJ. Torniak made a a fierce attack
upon the cruelty which he says eX-
lists in the Turkish government to-
day,
H. Sarkislau read paper, the
subject OF which was the reason
ableness Of the Armenian demand,
which is independence" He said;
"All we desire is that Turkey should
grant us such liberty as was granted
to the Bulgarians some years ago.
We are willing to pay the Sultan a
tribute for our independence and |
think that the country of Turkey
as well as the entire world benefit
by it The people massacred dur
ing the last seyentY-iive years in
Greece, Lydia and Bulgaria number
over 80, 600"
Resolutions were adopted appeal
ing in the name of humanity to the
American people for their moral
support to put an end to the un-
bearable condition Of affairs in Tur-
key and to use their influence upon
the governments of Europe to Sc
cure an immediate solution of the
Armenian question and appointing
a committe to plan and arrange for
a mass-mecting of the citizens of
Chicago, to whom appeals will be
made for their expression of ofsympa-
thy and moral support
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
RUMBLINGS FROM WASHINGTON.
Democrats from the West and South
Hot After Cleveland and
Carlisle.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-One would
think to see the blood in the eyes of
the Democratic Congressman as
they arrive, for they are now arriv-
ing thick and fast, that. Cleveland
is the arch enemy of and chief con
spirator against the Democratic
party, instead of being the Presi-
dent and the head of the Demo-
cratic administration. The air is
fairly blue with profanity, and that
scenes of excitement are near at
hand none can doubt. The friends
of silver are standing sohdly togeth-
er and the cause is gaining ground.
There is talk of impeaching both
Cleveland and Carlisle for their
course in the bond issue. Towards
Cleveland the Democrats of the
South and West are very bitter, but
for Carlisle they manifest contempt,
and he is openly charged with hav-
ing gone back on his record, 1t is
believed the present Congress will
ties the hands Of the administra-
ton, prevent mother bond issue,
and that in this way the further
coinage of silver will be forced. 1t
is rumored that Fairchild, the New
York banker, had a quietous put ON
the treasury gold by Carlisle, who
told him unless he ceased he would
shut off his application for bonds,
One feature specially noticeable
is the strong feeling in favor of the
Nicaragua canal, aud it may safely
be said that Congress will take fav-
orable action on it, The attitude
of England to obtain possession of
the canal has put Democrats on
their metal, and they are determin-
ed that this country shall control
it.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
Citizens Of MuSkogee Offer 81 800 Re-
ward for the Capture Of tho
Cook QNng,

SoUru MoALlsTER, /, H. Nov 2O,
The citizens Of Muskogee say they
are dlsgusted with the lack of in.
terest manifested by government
officials in the suppression Of out
lawry, and have offered reward Of
NJ, 800 for the arrest Of Bin Cook,
Cherokee Bin, Jas, French, Skecter
and James Timer This reward
will supplement the reward Of $500
offered by the government aud $3.50
offered by Chief Harris of the Cher.
oSec Nation Troops are not need.
ed and could not be used If on the
premises,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
TEXARKANA ARKANSAS TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER ~ 1894

ed Saturday, ], H. Mccarthy Jr,,
A second panel was ordered, but
upon the opening of court in the
afternoon the entire venire was
quashed upon the motion of Attor-
ney General Clarke and Prosecut-
ing Pemberton, who contended that
while there were a few good men in
the panel, the sheriff had not been
given sufficient time to secure the
proper panel.
COL Murphy for the defense ar
gued that it would establish a dan
gerous precedent, as it would give
the prosecution the privilege Of
objecting to every venire.
The court sustained the motion
of the prosecution, quashed the We
nire and ordered the sheriff to sum
mon a new panel,
Peter Conrad, Jerry Collins and
G, r, Brown were excused by Judge
Lea before court assembled.
The third venire, consisting of
twenty-five men, was reported to
the court at 2 o'clock this after
noon, and the work of securing the
other eleven jurors commenced
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
TOOK HIM FOR THE ONLY SAM
JONES.

The Helena World says A pret-
ty good story is related on one Sam
p. Jones, a st. Louis drummer The
story is told by a drummer vino
makes his headquarters in this city,
and as it sounds pretty true we will
give it to the public, Itseems that
Sam p. Jones and the drummer
from st, Louis were both stopping
off at Dardanel!e, They registered
at the hotel, and some one in look
ing over the register saw the name
of "Sam p, Jones written there,
He circulated the report that Sam
Jones was in the city, aud Il female
resident Immediately hunted him
up. Jones was found at the hotel.
The lady approached him sayingj
81 believe this is Mr., Jones, is it
notY The drummer, catching on
at once, answered quickly; YES,
maam my name is Jones' The la
dy introduced herself and settled
for a prolonged chat with the sup
posed reverend sir The real Sam
Jones, the "onliest' preacher, was
booked to lecture at DardanelIe the
following week, The lady began by
questioning him as to his object in
coming ahead Of his date. The
drummer was somewhat confused,
as he was not aware that Sam Jones
was to lecture there, but stammer-
ed and made some kind of an apollo.
gy. She then proceeded to sound
him ON religion, Drummer Jones had
started the Joke and was now in du.
ty bound to carry it out, but to dis
cuss religion is not in his line, and
he cut the lady short with this re.
mark; "My dear madame, ! never
discuss religious subjects outside of
the pulpit After a while he man
aged to get rid Of the lady, who
thought his actions very curious,
indeed. He thought this was the
last Of it and had settled himself TO
have a good rest after so much eX-
citement, but no, the end was not
yet The lady published the fact
to the entire town that Sam Jones
was there, and in the course Of sew
eral hours the hotel was literally
beseged with people anxious TO
meet him, Drummer Jones was in
a terrible stew, and sent word that
he could not possibly see them at
that moment. But the crowd ling.
cred, and to save himself Jones
slipped out Of the hotel aud paid
the hack driver S. to get him to a
train and out of town he went,
feeling oh, 80 miserable, What fol-
lowed we don't know, but If that
drummer ever shows up in Dardan-
ellie again he won't get 4 very warm
reception.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
High Grade Dress Goods
this week, at giVe.away
prices. Dress Goods and
Cloaks must go. Price be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Winter & SChOtt,
GALLAGHER'S OLD STAND.
AALAAAALlLLIIAAALLlALLllAIILLLDLlLlLlA

the ceiling are beautifully decorat
ed with painting in colors Of red,
white and black many Of them
supposed to have some symbolic
meaning, Holcomb who visited the
site of this wonderful adidcein 1893
and who put in several days trying
to find evidences Of human sacrifice
among the various scenes despicted
on the walls, says that the colors
are apparently as bright as when
first laid ON.
The Indians Of that locality are
said.to have no traditions concern
ing the building Of this temple, yet
they all regard it with superstitious
reyeranCe.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
Last Ten Years in the South,

Mr.. Richard II, Edmonds, editor
Of the Manufacturers Record, Of
Baltimore, contributes to the Lon
don Times a letter two columns In
length on the progress of the South
in the last ten years, 1t Is intend
ed to call the attention Of the fl
nancial leaders Of Europe to the
advantages Of this part Of the coun-
try as a field for investment His
figures are striking Fifteen years
ago the cottonseeed was q waste
productj now nearly 300 cotton seed
oil mills represent an investment OF
about $4,000, 900 IN 1880 the south
mined 5000, 600 tons Of coal In 1893
the output was nearly 2S,OOO,OO
tons Ten years ago agricultural,
manufacturing and mining products
were In value about 1920, 100000 q
year. they are now nearly ~, 900, .
OOO,O 900, and are annually increasing.
The increase In the population Of
the south has been slight, aud the
same people have increased their
power Of production In ten years
nearly 5000 600 The railroad
mileage has been nearly doubled,
aud the tralie has been nearly quad
rupledi the iron and coal pfodue'
ton aud cotton mills have added
nearly " 100000 900 to the assessed
value of It's property and more than
doubled It's banking capital This
Is the record Of the south during q
period Of almost Overwhelming OBJ
staeles, Mr., Edmond believes that
the foundation for vast manufae'
turing interests are found nowhere
else In the world In such proximity
and abundance, and looks forward
TO a future for this part of the
country which has great promise,
Boston (Maes) Herald
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
California's Wonderful Temple,

IN Southern California, in the
county OF San Louis Oblspo, there
Is situated one Of the most remark
able prehistoric monuments known
to the archeologists, From a dis
tance It looks like an immense rock
rising from the plains of Oarissa,
but upon nearing approachit 1t lsseen
to be 4 temple Of extraordinary di-
mensions and of unknown antiquity,
The inner court has 4 level floor 225
feet long and 1875 feet wide, and the
ceiling from 60 to 100 feet high, ac-
cording to situation The building
was evidently used by prehistoric
man, but for what purpose, and
how long since, no one knows, 1t
has been suggested, however, that
II was eithera temple Of worship on
the Capitol Of some ancient govern.
ment, The walls and portions OF
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
Tho Great Temperance Lecture.

Mrs, Clara Hoffman, State Presi
dent Of the Missouri Womans Chris
tian Temperance Union, will lee
ture at The y. N, 9, A, Hail. Thurs.
day night Nov 20 This woman Is
a specialist on this line and all Of
you who attend will be highly enter
tanned. No admission fee, but
free win Offering viii be accepted
by collection Everybody cordially
invited We especially desire Che
presence OF the voters OF Bowie
county
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27

the engineer and fireman pulled the
throttle wide open, lay down in the
cab and ran ahead at full speed A
volley of bullets was fred at the
cab and as the caboose went by
that also was fired into and riddled
with bullets. The bandits sat on
their horses, four on one side of the
road and three on the other, The
train confidently expect
ed to be held up and preparations
were made for a fight, but the
train came through without moles-
tation,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
Freight Train Riddled With Bullets.

FoRT SMITH Nov 20, Indian Ag.
ent Wisdom aud ex-lndian Agent
Bennett, both Of Muscoeee, came
down on last nights train from the
bandit infested part Of The terrific
ry AT Wagner they were notified
that the freight train just ahead
Of them had been fired into near
Bragg station, which le thirty miles
east Of Wagooer Investigation
proved the report to be true Sew
en- men mounted on horses and arm.
cd to the teeth, undertook TO halt
the train In broad daylight, but
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
$141,3 ,30l570
Total

lOldl ,'.',.',.,, O.. '.',''.' 'Plfl 'oVl}o'
Mr., Lochren stated to the com
mittee that he did not believe that
a smaller sum could be safely relied
upon to meet the requirmeuts of
the service,
He said that the expenditures for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1894,
had approXimated O,OOO,O 900, and
he expressed the opinion that with
no additional legislation the figures
would be about the same for the
next two years After that he
thought there would be a gradual
decline,
The subcommittee will meet
again on Monday, the Bird Of Decem-
Der, but it is not probable that
there will be any change in the de-
cision reached by the committee to-
day In case there is no change
the bill will be reported TO the full
committee 50 as TO get II promptly
before the House,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
ANOTHER FIRE.

A box car containing thirty-two
balesof compressed cotton caught
fire on the side track IN the Iron
Mountain yards at this place Sun
day morning at / o'clock The fire
department was called out and eX'
tinguIshed the flames before the
car was totally destroyed. The cot
ton was rolled out Of the car. Dam.
age is slight,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
J. L. Bay on Trial.


J. T., Bay, who was arrested in
Memphis three months ago, was ar
raigned for trial in the Pulaski Cir.
cult court at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning, to answer the charge of
embezzling So, 600 worth Of five per
cent intcrest-bearing state scrip in
April, 1891, while clerk Of the legis-
Iative committee which was investi-
eating the Woodruff shortage,
The history Of the case is well
known to the reading public, The
scrip disappeared from the treas
ury and some months later a por-
tion of it was presented to a Little
Rock bank by a Louisville firm An
investigation followed, and certain
evidence was discovered which led
the state to believe that Bay knew
all about the disappearance Of the
scrip, and he was accordingly in
dicted, At the time the indct-
meut was returned Bay was living
at Hot Springs, and has made that
place lis home ever since, About
three months ago, and SIX months
after the return of the indictment,
Mr., Bay met Deputy Sheriff Heard,
of Little Rock, in Memphis. He
was placed under arrest and con-
sented to come to Little Rock with
out a requisition.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
Active Exerciso

and good food in plenty tends to
make children healthy. If children
suffer- however, from scrofulous,
skin or scalp diseases il their blood
is impure and pimples or boils ap
pear they should be given the right
medicine Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical discovery brings about the best
bodily condition 1t purides the
blood and renders the liver active,
as wen as builds up health and
strength Puny pale, weak chill
dren get a lasting benefit and Il
"good start from the use Of the
Discovery, 1t puts on wholesome
flesh, and does not nauseate and Of
lend the stomach like the various
preparations Of cod liver oil, It's
guaranteed to cure you or your
money Is returned,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
81 900 GIyen Away. $1,000.

Don't fail to visit us If you wish
to see a fine line Of holiday goods
daily arriving, such as imported
China, French glassware Parian
Lava and Terra Gotta Goods De-
canters filed with the finest hSa
tracts, Fancy Goods, etcp at
The Leaders,
1926 1EonT Il RiNDskOpF
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
KNOW LEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bee
lof than others and onjOy life more, with
loss expenditure, by moro promptly
odapting the worlds best producll TO
lho needs Of physical being, will qllctl
tho value to health Of tho pure liquid
laxative prlneIploa embraced IN the
remedy, syrup Of Flga
ia excellence IL due to ila presenting
In the form most acceptable aud plels-
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing aud truly
beneficial properties of opcrlect lax
atiye; eGectually cleansing tbe system,
dispclling colds, headaches and ieyorS
and permanently curing constipation,
IL has given satisfaction TO millions IIllq
met with the approval of The medical
profession, because 10 acts on INC hla'
nova Liver aud Bowels without weak
enIna them and u Is perfectly free lfom
eyory Objectionable substance, , 49,,
Syrup of FlgB Ia for sole by all drug
as@ n 90 cent bottles but i ID man
iiIaetured by the California ZIG syrup
To' only, whose name Is printed on every
ptokngo, also the name, Syrup OF rlgs,
and being well informed, you viii not
nooopg any Substitute II oAcfcd'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
SELECTING A JURY,

OThe Arkansas Democrat Of yes
terday, thus tells Of the difficult
task of selecting a jury The Bay
case is still ON, and a jury Is not yet
selected, Only one Juror was select
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-27
Cash Loans Guaranteed.

The only Building and Loan com-
pany doing business IN TeXarkana
that guarantees loans in 10 days.
no membership fees charged If loan
is not made, loan ON city on country
Call AZ once
WM A, BoMAW,
1lOdSw 2l5 N, Broad ST.