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Desperate Struggle With uighwayman.

PoTTsTowN Pa. March 8.-While William Brunst of New Hanover town ship was driving home Tuesday night he was attacked by highwayman two miles north of Pottstown. MT. Brunst refused to hand over his money and a terrible struggle followed, the robber using heavy sandbag. The fight WAS a long one and the robber gave it up after the former had bitten big piece out of one of his cheeks and chewed one of his fingers nearly off,
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A wal Talkes a Tumble.

PAwTUcKET, R. L, March S.-The north wall of the Spencer block in Main street square fell yesterday morn ing crushing in the roof of Edward Smiths wholesale liquor store adjoin- ing The Evening Post, published in the Spencer block is heavy loser by the accident. The building was erected in 1874
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Assaulted hv Tra,nns

GALLATIN, Tenn, March Skew, from Haysville, Macon county. Tenn. says Hardiman Winters, 8 prominenf merchant of that place, was returning home from his store when he was as saulted by gang of tramps. He wa knocked in the head with a piece O wagon tire and robbed of S400 and hi watch. He was scarcely able to reael home from loss of blood.
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The House.

WASHINGTON, March o.-The debate on the pension appropriation bill was continued in the house, the feature of the day being General Sickles' speech criticising the action of Mir Lochren. An agreement was reached whereby the debate on the bill will close at o'clock today. Before the debate be- gan, the resolution for the investiga- tion of Judge Jenkins writ of injunc- ton against the Northern Pacific rail road was taken up and passed.
 Some minor routine business pre- ceded the resumption of the debate on the pension appropriation bill i'll the house Quite heated discussion was precipitated at the beginning of the Session over resolution instrueting the secretary of the navy to appoint q naval cadet from the Fifth South Caro- lima district.
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McCarthy Denounced.

LONDON, March 8.-There are symp- toms of a revolt among some of the leadings supporters of McCarthyites i'll regard to the attitude of Justin McCar- thy the leader of the Irish Nationalist party on the question of premiership. The attitude of Mccarthy is denounced as showing weakness and serious error in judgement.
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Hold His office but Fifteen Minutes

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March 8.-Isaac w. Talbot of Easton was appointed con stable of Marion township. place he worked hard to get. Fifteen minutes after he was appointed and filed his bond he walked back to the courthouse and resigned, but declined to give his reason.
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Pronosad Aluminium Boats.

WASHINGTON, March s.-The plan to
 use aluminium boats in the Wellma1l Arctic expedition has attracted consids erable attention in this city. Superin. tendent Kim ball of the life saving ser vice is much interested in these boats and the navy department is consider ing the possibility of boats made of this material becoming valued additions to the equipment of the new men-of-war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-03-08
Killed by a Train.

SHELBYvILLE, Ind, March S. Fast train on the Cincinnati division of the Big Four railroad struck and instantly killed Charles Glaser, a prominent farmer living near Manchester. Whether an accident or suicide is not known
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Dontan Begging For Pardon.

BALTIMORE, March e.-Joseph Don jan. who sent threatening postal cards to Vice President Stevenson, has writ ten letter to President Cleveland ask ing for mercy and pardon from the sentence to serve IS months.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March May closing: Wheat-eQ1zc. corn-s,SE Oats-311&,
 Perk-s 62 Lard S6.g0.
 Ribs-S607.
 Hogs Receipts, 5000; left over 5000; steady 10 a shade higher; fairly active; light, s4 S0g ,05 mixed and heavy. S4 5014.10. Cattle -Receipts 13500; strong; l0c. higher. sheep Receipts 10.00o; steady.
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Gamblipghouses Closed.

OMAHA, March s.-For the first time iii many years gambling is suppressed in Omaha. All houses are closed. The gamblers have gone to the suburbs, Council Bluffs and South Omaha.
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Uneasy About the Prince

MARsElLLEs, March S.-Prince of Wales cutter Brittania, with Prince of Wales on board, started for Cannes yesterday in a gale and some anxiety is expressed here as to the outcome.
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An Alderman .Wounded.

BOSTON. March 8.-James Noonan fired several shots at Alderman Los many in the city hall at 12 yesterday One shot took effect. It is not known yet how serious the wound is.
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A Child Dies of Morphine

SHELBYvILLE Ind, March s~1he ?. year-old child of Dr. J. ", Rucker got into his prescription case and took a large dose of morphine pellets. The child died two hours later.
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Want the Troy Affair Investigated.

ALBANY, March s.-senator Mullin has introduced in the senate 8 resolu- tion providing that the senate commit tee now Investigating elections in the cities shall have their power extended so that the election in Troy and the murder of Tuesday may be investi- eratn0
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The Vote,

TRoY, N. Y, March 8.-The vote polled was as heavy as that in the pres idential year. With a few districts missing the vote for mayor shows that Molloy, the regular Democratic candi- date. defeated Whelan, the independ ent, by 400 votes
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TAKES A SENSATIONAL TURN.
aiaiion Made to ouash Indictmcnti Against Federal Officers.

Against Federal Officers.
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March s.-The seandal among the north Alabama Federal commissioners and deputy marshals, growing out of the indict- ments against certain of them, whom. itis charged. drew more money from the government than they earned, whereby conrt costs were increased S100. 600 last year over the year preyi- ous. took new turn when court was
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Tna,qad with Embezziement.

NEW YORK, March s.-John T.. Haller, financial manager for Pabst & Co, importers of glassware, was ar rested for em bezzling S65, 900.
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DR. A. w. TROUPE,
PINE BLrFF, ARK.

PINE BLUFF, ARK. Office hours-ll a. m. to l2 m,, to 3 D. m, to S. D. III. Telephone with office over Scull's drug store; residence, No. ar West Fifth avenue.
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Blocked With lee.

CRAWFORD, Ont, March 8-Grand river is blocked with ice. In west Brantford houses and streets arc flooded with water to the depth of six feet. One house has been washed
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HANDS ON YOUR POCKET DOORS.
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square and lsl9 II street, Washington
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While there can bc many objections
urged against the bill presented by
Mr.. McRac of Arkansas, providing
manner Of entry OF pablo lands here
after TO ba opened to settlement still
we believe IL will meet the approval of
the majority Of intending settlers
Upon one proposition all who have
had experience with the old manner
Of settlement and entry OF public
lands are united That is that there
must be some change. The old way
works great hardship and danger to
life and limb While 1T has always
looked on its face to be an even break,
the horse-race method of land settle
mcnt practically shuts out the poor
man Who ever heard of poor mah
acquiring title 10 valuable tract OF
land i'm the oklahoma openings Open
ing at a day named gives the race
either to the swift or the monied,
which amounts to the same thing. The
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rights should happen To- be superior
and his settlement or entry prior,
some man comes along with the
dough" aud slaps on contest and
hires attorneys with keen scent TO nag
him and bleed him aad worry him nm
til in despair he accepts a few dollars
aud rclinquishes back 20 the govern
ment And the fellow with the money
gets the land.
Mr. McRac's bin eliminates the delay
in title by sale Bids are made II money
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is not able to pay cash, be can give
notes, with title corditio. ed upon pay
ment and upon compliance secure
land without danger to life or limb or
litigation. In this way the
poor man has show for his "whIte
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TALK about your fair East and sunny
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of cactus than dwell in Gotham's mar
BILE halls or be lulled 10 slumber in
Florida's floral bowers or drink Ken
tucky's nectar from dewy morn till
balmy eve ThiSis the kind of fiery
and untameA>Sild West society pin
we are.
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Will some ~ fHe EeD.I ".aa smart
les who are -1 freely rrf...rs tlr
Democratic admin ..frlf..s ar. .l
course Iu regard % tIr deficiency .l
the treasury 4ut flr uUL..I. is-l %
meet n t-Il ue what f.. Eru.. .ia
party would have dome HaI been
selected 20 meet tnc rurr..E.s llr
hard Times uuu.d Iase como o.. l-.
plorablc deficiency aaHld UaF. bal %
be met just the same liuH would
you have done it' q hc ta.H Jaws bg
which revenues for tlr running of the
government were collected arc SOFA in
forcc-but thc government Is bank
rupt almost. Tho clrmaN of thirty
odd years Of Republican legislation
was reached. or nearly $50. before the
Democrats were put iu power. What
provision had the Republican party
made to meet this climIN2 When the
countrys fund, were an exhausted
where would YOU Ecpul lclus have
gotten more? By increasing the pen
sion list' By paying more subsidies
10 protected trusts and combines
Irot ont your plans and tell an inter
cSted public what You would have
done 10 avert the national disaster you
had been sucking and nourishing for
all these years Would YoU have
given us free coinage of silver an i'm
come tax or "A reduction of national
expenses? or would YOU have long
ago done what your president prom
ised Wall Street 10 do when that re-
lentiess octopus came 20 the relief OF
your administration just before the
last presidential election?
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CITIZENS You have been spit upon.
Use the Democratic ticket for your re-
venge Its candidates are representa-
tive citizens, clean men, honest men.
with neither Reno lots nor paper rail
roads, who stand pledged TO low taxes
and economical government
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LoS WHoRToN's popularity is oppres-
sive. After a hard canvass he received
three votes for denomination as city
clerk Of Perry.
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REPREsESTArIEy BRYAN of Nebraska,
has introduced bill in the house 10
have a pro per construction put upon
that section of the Sherman law which
gives the secretary Of the treasury
authority to redeem coin obligations
in gold or silver, at his discretion. Mr..
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Bryan contends that the prevailing
construction, which allows the pre-
sentcr of the obligations TO demand
whichever coin he prefers, is wrong
one being contradiction Of the Ian.
uuprc of the act
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MARTIN is very anxious that the Re
publican city central committee should
raise a big slush fund We beg % re-
mind the railroad magnate that IL is
not always money that makes the
mayor 90
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Special 20 tAe Leader
WAsHSGroN, March T. The senate
by vote Of 73 % 20 laid upon the
table senator PETERS resolution call
ing for an investigation of the state
ment that senators were interested
pecuuiarly +, sugar spe u.atiou pend
ing action The tariff bin EoLEET-
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New A..o, a., Ju.,ie.

Special iO tte L.aU.r
WA-mSoroS March i-.-Iae iraac
tion into office of the pew associate
Justice Senator Waite ~ Louisiana.
attracted large at.'udllee a. tae s.-
preme court today EeEfsf-
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The endorsement that the Demo
cratic ticket wants is the endorsement
Of all good government citizens aud
that it already has
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SESAroE HHL is about % marry
Kentucky girl Some one able 20 do a
better job Of disciplining the sen
ate should get hold Of him
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QUEEN VIC IL now busting of her
oratory preparatory % grinding out a
meaningless plaiitude before Ny
Lords aud Gentlemen
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Col MCCORD asks Us TO give the peo-
pie living reason why he shouldn't be
trusted. Well, we're not like the his
torical gentleman that couldn't
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Supreme Court Keports.

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How about striped ducks, dotted
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GREER now has a scheme for employ
ing The spirit medium to -nater,aIi@
Republican votes
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