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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-04-20
Telesramy KrajoVe,
PO zajsciach W Detroit.

10 ZaJsclach W UeLrOlC.
DETROIT, MICH, 19 kwie,
tnia Dzisiaj panuje spok6j
zupe}ny po wczorajszych zaj-
sciach, i ME zachodzi Ottawa,
by starcia sic powt6rzy3y.
W miejscu, gdzie wczoraj bi.
twa sic odby3s, dzisiaj stawi}o
sic 10000 robotnik6w ry.
dlami i kilofami, ale roboty
ME by4o.
Andrzej Harnak, kt6ry
wczoraj zosta1 ciezko raniony,
umarl dis popo}udniu W szpi.
talu Fanny Maryi. Cd chwili
swego zranienia ME odzyska}
przytomnosci. Kaboski i Kup
ferschmidt smiertelnie ranie-
nj, kazdej chwili umrzec mo.
ga. Szeryf Collins, kt6ry Kill
kakrotnie zosta4 pokaleczony,
spedzi} noe spokojna praw-
dopodobnie zostanie wyleczo,
ny.
w drOdze do Washingtonu.
WlLI1AMspoRr, Md, ~
kwietnia. Dzisiaj wieczorem
Coxeyanie maja przybyc do
Hagerstown. W Hancock po
pe}nili oni nieostroznosG, kt6ra
przyprawila ich sympatys
wszystkich mieszka1c6w. O.
trzymawszy "a DUO wolnosci,
rozbiegli sic i zabawiali sic jak
umieli, a mad ranem DUO z
mich brakowa}o, kiedy lodzie
odp}yne}y, ale wzd1ua wybrze
zy wielu mich pieszo pusci3o
sic W droge i po}aczy}o sic 2
armis. 0 ma}o tu ME przyjeli
niebezpiecznego rekruta. W16.
czy1 on sic W Hancock oko}o
obozowiska 25 nowych rekru.
tow. Szeryf Wilhelm Fay
cite County pozna} W MIN ME
iakiego Jamesa Mason, podej'
rzanego o to, re pred dwoma
tygodniami W czasie rozruch6w
W obwodach koksowych "a
mordowa} maszyniste Paddo.
cka. Aresztowano go natych,
miast.
OMAHA, NEB., 10 kwietnia.
Kelly dis wyprowadzi2 pre-
mok1a zziebnieta swoja armia
z obozowiska ko}o Council
Bluffs uda} sic z nia dalej na
wsch6d. W nocy przy}aczy}
sic do Mich oddzia4 265 ludzi z
Nevady pod kap. M. Gorma'
mem, a dis nano zachodu
przyby} kap. Morgan koleja,
przyprowadzajac 10 ludzi.
Dzis maja przYbyc do Weston,
gdzie spodziewaja sic otrzy-
mac do rozporzadzenia pociag
kolejowy. Podobno Kelly'e.
mu obiecaiy unie konduktor6w
lokomotywy i palaczy, 5e po-
staraja sic dla jego armii opo'
ciag kolejowy W Weston lub
Underwood, kt6ry zawiezie
ich do Chicago.
Strajk ma kolei Great Northern.
ST. PAUL, MINI, 10 kwie.
tnia. Dzisiaj by1o tu niespo-
koiniej, nia kiedykolwiek cd
chwili wybuchu strajku. Po-
ciag No. 1 przyby1 o godz.
12 min. 35. By1 do niego do
3aczony wagon pocztowy. Sko.
ro tylko pociag przybyl do
dworca, strajkerzy rozdziellfl
wagony i Mkt i'm ME przeszko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-04-20
Rad Francyi przeeiW KOsciO.
fOWi.

PARYz, 1890 kwietnia. :
Rad postanowl wstrzymae
wyp1ate pensyi arcybiskupowi
Lyonu powodu listu paster-
skiego, W kt6rym tenze arcy-
biskup potepia1 prawo o "a
rzsdzie majstkow koscielnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-04-20

i 6w handlarz spostrzegi, ze temuz
brakowaso kilku palcow lewej reki.
Uwiadomiono polioye chicagoska to
doprowadzi}o wczoraj do aresztowa-
MIA Bradleya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-04-20

ME, moze sama utrzymat dziecko i
siebie prosisa oddanie jej c6recz-
XII. MusianO prosbe jej wypesnit,
chociaz przywiazano sic do dziecka i
rozlaczano sic MEM niechetnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-04-20

dzi1. Wagony sprowadzili ma
tor boczny, wagon pocztowy
przy}aczyli do wagonu pakun-
kowego kazali konduktorowi
dopiero wtedy dalej jechaG.
Jednakowoz pociag stoi tu
jeszcze. Obawiaja sic tez roz-
ruch6w.
Strajk grozacy W Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, 10 kwie.
tnia. Me zmieni}o sic po}oze.
ME co do strajku ma kolejach
ulicznych,. groaacego W tenn
miescie. DIS pred po}udniem
odbyiy sic narady pomiedzy
urzednikami Street Railway
Co." a komitetem robotnik6w,
a popo}udniu ma sic odbyc
druga narada. 0 lie MONA
sic by}o dowiedziec, zadna
strona ME jest sk}onna do u
stepstw.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, 19 kwie,
tnia, wieczorem. Niebezpie,
cze6stwo strajku mine}o.
street Railway Co." nadare
mnie s,ara1a sic doprowadzic
do kompromisu robotnikami
W ko6cu zgodzi]a sic p}aciG
W przysz}osci, tax jak dawniej,
po 10 centow "a godzine.
Chcia}a p}aciG po l0a; zadane
po 90 cent6w, jak to zesz3ego
roku robotnikom obiecano,
wreszcie zgodzono sic na l9
cent6w. Kompania dla tego
przystala ma 10 cent6w, il al.
dermani zapewnili robotnik6w
re stoja po ich stronie re W
danym razie znusza kompania
do przystania ma ich warunki.
Azeby te warunki ME sta}y sic
jeszcze cieasze, kompania Ego.
dziAa sic ma place zadana.
Szajka DaltOna rOzbita.
KANSAS CRY Mo-, 10 kwiet.
Do tutejszego Star" donosza
z Perry, Okla: PosSaniec przy
nios4 tu wiadomosc, ze MEDIA
leko Even Mountain, 40 mil
ma wsch6d stad, odby3a sic po.
tyczka zacieta, kt6ra rozpocze
Ia SIG mad wieczorem, trwa}a
przez kilka godzin W nocy.
S}ychac, ae os}awieni rozb6j-
nicy Bill" Dalton i Bill Doo-
Ian, jakotez trzeci rozb6jnik
zostali zabici, ale takze dwaj
marszalkowie zwiazkowi pole.
gil, i jakas pani z ma}a core
czka, kulami trafione, zosta}y
zabite. = Marszalek zwiazko
wy z Oklahomy, Nix, dawno
juz staral sic wytropic szajke
Daltona; przy}aczyli sic do
niego marsza}ek Burre, Hec-
tor Thomas, VIM. Tigham
Z Perry IA pomocnik6w mar.
sza}k6w. Wspolnie udano sic
do Cherokee Strip, gdzie szaj
ka mia1a sic ukrywac. Tam
naprz6d spostrzezono cz}onka
szaiki Millera zaraz zaczeto
strzelat; temu przyszli pomo-
ca Dalton i Doolan, z innymi
towarzyszami, krwawa poty.
czka sic rozpocze}a. Wedle
p6zniejszych wiesci s os6b po
leg}o, ale bitwa jeszcze sic ME
skohczySa. zdaje sic jednak,
re szajka W puch jest rozbita.
Ma glove Daltona na}ozona by
Ia nagroda $4,000, a ma glove
Doolana $1,000. Szajka ich
przez 4 lata plsdrowa}a W
Oklahoma i po}udniowem
Kansas.
Hill bruzdzi.
WASHINGTON, 19 kwietnia.
Jest rzecza bardzo mozliwa, ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-04-20

Bill o uIgaeh dla dzieriaWcow.
LoNDYN, 1890 kwietnia. =
John Morley, sekretarz stanu
dla Irlandyi, przedstawR dis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-04-20

Nadto Rad zawezwal wszyst-
kich biskup6w, aby przes}ali
mu kopie odezw i list6w, kt6.
re wydali W tel sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-04-20

dzi1. Wagony aprowadzili ma
tor boczny, wagon pocztowy
przy}aczyli do wagonu pakun-
kowego i kazali konduktorowi
dopiero wtedy dalej jechac.
Jednakowoz pociag stoi tu
jeszcze. Obawiaja sic tez roz-
ruch6W.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05

Beardsley & Gregory and Watkins &
Chiles Attys. for Pl'tf.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
Genera |
PRODUCE
Dealer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Whereas, on the "a day of Feb
ruary 1894, bong IL day Of the Feb
ruary, 1894 term Of the circuit
court in the Eastern District Of
Carroll county, Arkansas, in action
therein pending on the Cnancery
side, wherein NJ. A. Smith was
plaintiff and Henry l.. Pryor, Sarah
E. Pryor, his wife, Samuel W. Jar
Wis, Trustee and John II. Dudley
were defendents, Il judgement was
rendered in the sum Of twenty
four dollars and ninety-eight cents
(s24.93) against Henry L. Pryor
and in favor OF plaintiff and a fur
ther judgement was rendered in
the sum Of Three Hundred aud
.hirty.eight dollars and twelve
cents (S338.l2) against said
Henry L. Pryor and in favor Of the
defendent, John ri. Dudley, said
judgements to be coordinate liens
npon the premises hereinafter de-
scribed and the said premises were
ordered to be sold according to law
for satisfaction OF said judgements,
interest at ten per cent. and costs.
Now therefore, notice is hereby
given that |, A. 2. Naples Commits
sioner appointed by the Court to
carry said decree nto effect, said
sum Of money being wholly unpaid,
will offer for sale ut the front door
Of the courthouse Of said county.at
Bc,ryville, on April 18th 1894 be-
tween the hours of nine o'clock q.
m. and three o clock p. m. on Il
credit Of thrce months, purchaser
TO give approved security accord
ing to the law Cor he may pay al
cash if he preter), the following de-
scrlbed property to-wit: The north
half Of the northeast quarter; tho
Southwest quarter Of the nora- cast
quarter and the fractional southras:
quarter of tiie mort rth-east Gnarter OF
section two ca township eighteen
(lS) north, range twenty-three (23)
wesl.of the 5th 2. NJ. III Cnrrell
County, Arka s;ss
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Whereas on the Oath day of Feb
rnary 1894, being a day of the
February 1894 term of the Circuit
Court tor the Eastern District of
Carroll county Arkansas, in an ac-
ton therein pending on the Cham
Gerry side, wherein ". A. Smith was
plaintiff and James Gilmore, Har-
riett Gilmore, his wife, Samuel M.
Jarvis, Trustee, and NJ. Richardson
were defendents, a judgment was
rendered in the sum OF Forty-four
dollars and fitty-eight cents (S44.58)
against James Gilmore and in ia
vor OF plaintiff, and a further iudg-
ment was rendered in the sum Of
Three hundred thirty-three dollars
and thirty cents (s335.3O) against
James Gilmore and in favor OF
said detendent, NJ. Richardson, said
judgments to be coordinate liens
upon the premises hereinafter de-
scribed, and said premises were
ordered to be sold according to law
for the satisfaction of said iudg-
ments, interest at ten per cent. and
costs.
Now Therefore, Notice is hereby
given that I, A. P. Naples Com
missioner, appointed by the Court
to carry said decree into effect,
said sum Of money being wholly
unpaid, will offer for sale at the
front door Of the court house of
said comfy, at Berryville, on APP
ril 23th 1894, between the hours of
nine O'clock a. m. and three
o'clock p. m. on q credit of
three mouths, purchaser to give APP
proved security according to th 9
law Cor he may pay all cash if he
prefer), tie following described
properly, to wit. The west half OF
the northwest quarter Of section
twenty-five (25) and The east half
OF the northeast quarter OF section
twellly-six (25), township nlneteen
(l9), rang" twcnty-iour (2D, west
Of the 5th 2 NJ. in Carroll county
Arkansas. Said sale TO be made 10
tho highes, bidder.
Given under my hand as such
Commissioners, this 22a day OF
March 1894. A. P Naples,
Commissioner.
Bearlrley & Gregory and Watkins &
C..iies .itg, lvf II u.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
Commissioners Sale.

Whereas on the 9th day of Feb
ruary 1894, being day OF the Feb
ruary 1894 term for the Eastern
District Circuit Court of Carroll
comfy, Arkansas in an action
therein pending on the Chancery
side, wherein w. A. Smith was
plaintiff and Francis NJ. O'Ncal,
'Gilborty 4. O'Neal, his witc, City
of Eureka Springs, Samuel M. Jar
Wis, Trustee and w. Garroway were
defeudents, Il Judgment was Tend-
cred in the sum of Two hundred
three dollars and twenty-eight cent
l(S203. 28) against Francis M. O'Neal
and in favor OF plaintiff, and fur
ther judgment was rendered in tho
sum of fifteen hundred eighty-three
dollars and thirty cents (Sl583.-
30) against said Francis NJ, O'Neal
and in favor of the defendent W.
Garroway, said judgments TO be CO.
ordinate liens upon the premises
hereinafter described and said
promises were ordered to be sold
according to law for the satisfaction
OF said judgments, interest at ten
per cent. and costs.
Now therefore, notice is hereby
given that |, A. P. Naples, Com.
missioner appointed by the Court
to carry said decree into effect, said
sun Of money being wholly unpaid,
will offer for sale at the front door
of the court. house of said county.
,at BerryvilIe, on April 2Sth 1894
between the hours of nine o'clock
u. N. and three o'clock p. m. on Il
credit of three months, purchaser
to give approved security accord
ing 10 the law Cor he may pay al
cash if he prefer, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: The north
west quarter of the northeast quar-
Ter and the east halt Of the south
west quarter, the northwest quar-
ter of section twenty-eight (2S)
township tweaty-one (2D, north,
range twenty-thrce (23) west, also &
part of the northwest quarter OF
the south-w est quarter OF said Sec
ton twenty-eight (2S), begipsring
at the northeast corner of the said
northwest quarter of the south
west quarter, thence west sixty
l60) rods thence south twenty (2O)
rods thence east sixty (60) rods,
thence north twenty cog rods to
tho place OF beginning, all in Car
roll county, Arkansas. Said sale
to be made to the highest bidder.
Given under my hand as such
Commissioner, this 22nd day of
March 1894. A, z. Naples,
missioner.
Beardsley & Gregory and Watkins &
Chids Attys for Pitt
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
Commissioners Sale !.

Notice is hereby given that in
persuance OF a judgment and de-
cree OF the Carroll Circuit Court,
Eastern District thereof, State of
Arkansas, and by virtne of q spec
ial ven ex to me directed, I will
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidders at TIE east door
Of the court house in the town OF
Berryyille, Carroll county, Ark.
on Saturday, the 18th day Of April,
1894, between the hours of ton
o'clock Il. IN. and three, O'clock y.
m. Oh said day, The property and
real estate described below, towit:
The NV Ii OF Sc IA of See rs
in Up 20 N, Range % wost, and
one distillery, tubs, barrels, pipes.
and all the fixtures and property
belonging to and withsaid distiIlery
and one pair Of mill burrs, and belts.
machinery and fixtures thereto be.
longing, to satisfy said Judgment
in favor of John r. Collins and II.
5. Shahan against j. A. Mahan.
Ellen Mahan, and T. f. Harbor,
executor OF the estate Of Jefferson
Baker, deceased, for the sam ot
Sie3,24 IN favor of tho said John
r. Collins and the sum of S553.75
in favor OF Fl. s. Sh;shan for their
respective debts; total debt. .s536 80
with interest from the 24th day Of
February, 1894 at ten Der cent.
together with sl45O costs of sni,
and the costs Of said sale. The
sale will be on credit Of three
months, note with approved secmi.
iy will be required OF the purchas-
er and lion retained upon the
property for the purchase price
and the proceeds Of said sale will
be applied to the sat faction Of
said Judgments, or ifinsafsl cieat tie
same to be applied, ene-naif TO ahc
said Jobn Il. Collins debt and the
other halt 10 the said H S. Shabuu'., !,
debt.
This 26'h day of March, 1894.
q, z. NAPLEs, Comm lssioaer.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Whereas on the 24tb day of Feb
ruary 1894, being a day ofthe Feb
ruary 1894 term of the Circuit court
Of the Eastern District OF Carroll
County, Ark, il, an action therein
pending on The Chanccry side,
whcrein,,ssW. A. Smith was plaintiff;
William O. Wright, Samuel NJ. Jar
Wis, Trustee, Richard Fancber, Mrs.
- Fancher, his wife, and John P.
Wilde were dofendents, Judge
ment was rendered in the sum Of
Sixty-nine dollars and fifty-seven
cents (s69 50 against William O.
Wright and in favor of plaintiff
and Il further juagemen, was ren.
dered IN the sum Of Three Hun
dred and Thirty three dollars and
thirty cents (s3S3 800 against said
William O. Wright and in favor of
the detendent- John p. Wilde, sald
Judgements to DC co. ordinate liens
upon the premises hereinafter de-
scribed and the said promises were
ordered to be sold according to law
tor the satisfaction of said judge
ments, interest at ten per cent. and
costs.
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby
giecn that | A. P. Naples, Com
missioner, appo nted by the court
to carry said decree II to effect,
said sum Of money being wholly
unpaid, will offer for sale at the
front door of the courthouse Of
said county, at Berryville. o.,
April 18th, 1894. between the hours
Of nine o'clock a. NJ. and three
o'clock p. Nj. on u credit of three
months, purchaser 70 give ap-
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05

proved security according to law
Tor be may pay all cash if he pre-
ter), the following described prop
erty towit: The north half OF the
southwest quarter and the south
west quarter OF the southwest quar-
ter OF section thirty-fve (35) town
ship nineteen (19) range twenty
five (25) west Of the 5th Z. M. III
Carroll county, Arkansas
Said sale to be made to the high
est bidder
Given under my hand as such
Commmissioner, this 22nd day OF
March, 1894. A. P. Naples,
mmissioner.
Beardsley & Gregory and Watkins &
Chiles attorneys for plaintiffs.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
Commissioners Sale.

Whereas on the 24th day of Feb
ruary, 1894, being . day OF the Feb
ruary 1894 term of Circuit court
of the Eastern District of Carroll
Comfy. Arkansas, in an action
therein pending on the Chancery
side, wherein W. 4. Smith was
plaintiff and Perry Thomas, ,ElizaT.
Thomas, his wife, Samuel Nj. Jarvis,
Trustee, and Frederick W. Nield
were defendents, judgement was
rendered in the sum of fSixty-nine
Dollars and fifty seven cents (S69.
5Dagainst PerryThomas and in ia
'vor of plaintiff and further Judge
ment was rendered in tle sum OF
Three Hundred and Thirtythrce
dollars and thirty cents (s333.30)
against Perry Thomas and in ia
vor of said defcndent, Frederick
W. Nleld, SAID judgments to be CO.
ordinate liens on the premises here
matter described and said promises
wore ordered to be sold according
to law for the satisfaction of said
judgements, interest at ten per
cent. and costs.
Now therefore, notice is hereby
given that |, A. P. Naples,
Commissioner appointed by the
Court to carry said decree into eff
feet, said sum of money being
wholly unpaid, will offer for sale
at the front door of the court
house Of said county, at Berryville
on April 28th, 1904, between the
hours OF nine o'clock a. NJ. and
three o'clock p. m. on !. credit OF
three months, purchaser to give APP
proved security according to law
Cor he may pay all cash # be pre-
ter0 the following described prom
erty, towit: The south half Of the
southw quarter of section TWEEN
ty-one (2l) township twenty-one
(2D range twenty-five (25) west OF
the 9th 2. M. in Carroll county,
Arkansas.
Said sale to be made to the high
est bidder.
Given under my hand as such
Commissioner, this % day Of
March, 1894. A. P. Naples,
Commissioner
Beardsley &; Gregory and Watkins &
Chiles AttYs for Pl'tf.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
Respectfully,
A. Nj. WEBB,
Green
Forest,
Arkansas,

Said sale to be made to the high
est bidder
Given under my hand as such
Com missioner, this 22nd day of
March 1894.
A. P. Naples.
Commissioner.
Beardsley & Gregorv and Watkins g.
Chiles Attys. for Pl'tf.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
WANTED.

WANrEp:-Tne nanl'I
dresses OF persons s'us =
desiring to study at N
office. I have some'''
10 their advantage. h'
A. J. RUSSELL, Greer
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-05
* = s. Il .sssasY = * sNS Z .asss .ssss 4
( THE GREAT CAMPAIGN. !
~ n
y Promises to be the Most Ex- 8
x citing and Profitable v
one of the season.
A. NJ. WEBB is ACANDIDATE.
Ne Announces Subject 10 The Ladies'
Of the Whole Community.
He offers Premiums Of $1O 81 1-2, SIS, So 1-2, to
the Ladies selling him the most eggs,
Beginning Aril 1st.
LADIES OF CARROLL COUNTY:

wish to you that candidate for yonr
egg trade.
Lend your and hear what have to come to
pay the highest cash to sell goods tor them This
all wish In addition this hereby
cash premiums the following terms:
To bringing the number dozen eggs be-
first day April 1894 and the first day p 49,
95, will give a<premum Of 10 IN GOLD. TO the bring
ing the second highest numberI will give 81 I-2 GOLD
To the bringing the third highest number will give
SIS IN Cold 70 the who brings the fourth highest
ber will give So l-2 IN GOLD.
Each LADY Will be required her honor that the
bought from but positively the product
her poultry Supreme fairness assured body
Every time you bring send you will be
nshed ticket showing the number sold At the close
April s 1895 the who have brought the high
numbers will be awarded the cash premiums the
named above
Now the time to commence This is the year you to
to make solid good money off of poultry than
before. 7
Respectfully,
A. MI. WERR
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-04
A CONGRESSIONAL Story.

When Representative Bartholdt, OF st.
Louis, in his speech the other day Numbered
forth 'Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse de-
lendam!' which translated, means Car
thage must be destroyed" or in other words,
the tariff must be smashed, considera ole
NUMBER of democrats Uttered in mild deris-
ion, says the Washington star.
That s tine commentary on the intel
ligence of the other side said Bartholdt in
the House restaurant after his speech
They are unable to comprehend a simple
quotation from Latin, o tempora. . moresl"
This problem presents the reverse side of
story L once heard said his colleague
Representative Joy. "A very learned -indi-
vidual, skilled in the use of several languages,
happened to have the bad luck to be sent to
the penitentiary for slight, technical altera-
tlon Of the figures on a check. he was a very
proud individual with an ever-present CON
seriousness OF his own learning. So after
having got clean shave and haircut, and
after having changed his suit and he was
passing the turnkey, who stood at the door of
his iron boudoir to admit him, this &C
compnshed check artist proudly turned his
head toward the waiting official and observed
in his freeandeasy style of conversation:
Sir, speak seven different languages
DO YOU; said the man with the keys; we
speak Just one language here and id little
OF that! "
joy" exclaimed Bartholdt, you don't be-
long on our side. Get yourself elected as q
democrat
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-04
PLUM

liant lady from South Carolina was the
guest of Mrs. Davis. She was greatly in
terested in Gen. Hood and through her
influential relatives, who were high in the
confidence of the confederate president,
Hood got the command Senator Wal
thall knew nothing of all this until long
after. He never intrigued for promotion.
Ali he got came to him without the least
solicitation or use of influence. 1t was
case of merit alone.
Arkansas has two fighting senators.
Jones served in the ranks of a cavalry
regiment all through the war. He might
have had commission dozen times, in
fact, he only lacked one vote of being
chosen colonel of cavalry regiment. He
was like La Tour d'Auvergne. who pre-
ferred to be known as the First Grena-
der OF France to the honor of a regiment
or brigade commander. No wonder that
at home Senator Jones is invincible in the
political field. He is just the sort of SEN
ator that the south needs in these times.
Berry, his colleague, was disabled early
In the war, or he might have attained
high rank
To see Senator Cockrell, of Missouri,
now one would never suspect that he had
been one of the most dashing fighters in
the Tennessee army In drill and disci-
pline Cockrell's brigade was an example
of what brigade should be. 1t would
lOllOW us udflnR cnle1 Wherever he led,
and he led into some ugly places at times.
Cockrell was twice wounded, once terri
bly,, at Missionary Ridge Nothing but
his powerful vitality pulled him through.
He looks as though he might stand a
pretty hard campaign yet and fight with
his old bulldog tenacity.
Somehow, looking at Mills, of Texas.
always recalls the hottest fight of the
western rmy-Chickamauga 1t was
the morning of the second day, (SundayO
Deshler's brigade of Cleburnes division
had waded the Chickamauga river the
night before. The mountain wind blew
cold and keen, and they suffered with
cold. They were mostly Texans, but
there was one Arkansas regiment among
them. AS the six small regiments were
drawn up for the attack gallant Deshler
rode along the line. He was a young
Albanian, West Point graduate of the
class of "a. Just as he was about to
give the word to advance ten pound
rifle shell struck him full and fair in the
left breast. 1t must have knocked him
ten feet out of his saddle. Mills was next
in rank. He was colonel of the Tenth
Texas Infantry and the senior colonel of
the brigade He made his attack in
splendid form. "By -" said Cleburne
Just look at that Texas colonel. He is
rolling over them like the waves of the
sea-" Surely the recording angel blotted
out the cuss word. Mills deserved the
compliment, if ever a valiant soldier did
on that bloody day, by Chickamauga,
The River of Death"