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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-08
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Watch for them, they are coming around. Who? Ticket sellers for the grand opening ball, to be given hy the Moonlight Social Club, at the Citizens park on Tuesday evening, September i1th. Be sure and get a ticket only 50 cts.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Forty Years the Standard.

Maj. ]. B. Speers and family and MT. W. H. LangfOrd and family re- turned today from their summer vacation pleasantly spent at Long Branch, Atlantic City, New York, Philadelphia and other points in the East. They enjoyed their trip hugely and are in the best of health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-08
Good Railroad Connections.

Train No. 1 via Cotton Belt Route, now makes close connection at Cairo, with fast mail trains Nos. and 2, via Illinois Central R. R., for points on the St. Louis, Chicago X New Orleans divisions. B. H. Wilson,
 Agent.
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 Strikers stand Firm,

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 8.-The in- dicatons are becoming stronger that a majority of the striking mill operatives here will resist the reduction in wages until cold weather at least. They claim that the print cloth market has 80 im- proved that there is now no excuse for a reduction in wages, and declare they will stay out until victorious.
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Satisfaction is a mild word for the mental state of that man who has banished all sick-headaches by sin gle course of Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills. Instead of sallow cheeks and dull eyes he has now rosy checks and bright eyes, and in place of a sour stomach he has healthy, active appetite and good digestion Have you ever tried this famous remedy? Alton Walker, your druggist, keeps it. Get a free sample dose.
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Ro,eased on Good Behavier.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.-George f. Work, once wealthy banker and sen fenced to four years in the penitentiary for fraudulently taking bank securities has been released under the colnmu'a' tion law for good behavior.
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Two Americans Banished.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.--Information has been received at the state depart- ment that two Americans have been banished from Nicaragua for complicity in the Mosquito rebellion now in Costa Rica. They are we'll satisfied that they got off so easy.
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Both Nominated.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Sept. s.-Both the Democrats and Populists held county conventions here until late hour. An attempt to effect fusion failed and each nominated a full ticket.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-08

Jolly Old Chums" wi be seen at
 the Opera-house Tuesday night. This comedy is full of fun, music and
 dances as there are plums in plum
 pudding, which means. of course that there is no limit to the good things sin it" The Jolly Old Chums" is said to make one laugh
 in spite of ones self. It is impossible to watch the two young comedians.
 Thos. J. Grady and Budd Ross, and not forget all the troubles one has to contend with in daily life. It seems
 to he the mission of the interpreters of this very funRy farce to make one forget that there is such a thing as melancholia. The songs are said to
 he exceedingly bright and catchy, comedians full of wit, medlies that
 are brand new, presented by a host of pretty girls. The LOring Sisters (BOnita and Myrtle) are with this company and have met with won deiful success. Their speciality is en- tirely original and unique and is
 called the umbrella dance. The Lor- ing sisters being it's first opponents
 on the stage, and they
 are certain to have imitators. Towards the close of the second
 act they come tripping in, their faces
 and bodies hidden by gaudy para sol Backward and forward they
 dance in unison with only their buck skined, black hosed limbs in view of the audience 4 change in the music and the nmbrellas gracefully drop ped behind them. and then with their faces smiling at the delighted audi ence they repeat the steps. The LOr- ing girls are St. Lonisians, born and
 reared here, and have been seen at the different places of amusement in
 this speciality during the past season. l Seats on sale at Hoyler * Rowland E.
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rrenoh plnIomatle servlce change.

PARIS, Sept. St is reported here that sweeping changes will shortly take place in French diplomatic service Among them the transfer of Bouree, minister to Belgium to Berlin, succeed ine Herhatte.
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Ii you are tronnled with defective

Ii you are tronnIed With delecflYe vision. go to M Parse X Co. and have your eyes tested for glasses. We guarantee a fit or no charge. We also have the only engraver in Pine Blnn. Buy yonr goods here and have them engraved. Come and see the novelties, as we are receiving them every day. s 2Stf
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'tronize Home Factories

ofe recently added d full line
 ana door machinery and are soA'ng all kinds of doors and . rom cypress and yellow
 alSh We guarantee to give
 satisfaction. Better than 'ne aad for less money.
 # BLUFF CITY LUMBER Co.
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St. Louis rxposl,Iun Commencing Sept. 5.

St. Louis Exposition Commencing Sept. 5. For this occasion the Iron Noun tain will sell tickets to St, Louis and return for one and one-third fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale September6, II, B, Is. 20 9, 7; De- tobel. ?, 1. 9. II, 16 and IS. Good to return five days from date of sale.
 !, L. REINACH, Tkt Agt
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Has a Burst Boiler.

PoRT LOUIS, Mauritius, Sept. s-The British steamer Tannadice, for Bombay, has put back here with q bursted boiler Four of the crew were killed and several seriously injured
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Nsw. nA,nps1are ..,zmocran..

CONCORD, Sept. 8. Henry o, Kent was unanimously nominated for gov ernor by the Democratic state oonven- ton. The platform reaffirms the Chi cago platform and endorses Cleveland
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shot From Ambush.

PARIS, Tenn, Sept s.-Will Ewing, prominent young man of this city, was shot from ambush by an unknown party near town about Thursday night. He is seriously wounded. Oih- cers are hunting for the assassin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-08

Thurman's Select School. limited positively to 9 pupils, will open on the 10th day of fSeptember. Location: Dewoody's cottage school building, Fifth Ave. between Olive and Laurel streets. For particulars address
 s 29tf R. $. TnURMAN.
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r.e sim,nons Trial.

SHERMAN, Tex, Sept. sit will prop. ably be Monday before the pFenn'1aa.b .;.b haar;aa of Lee Simmons, charged wi'n killing Professor J. D. NIL "A4
 called at Decat1F*
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Against pestItute Aliens.

NORWICH. Eng, Sept. s.-Ihe Trades Union congress today resolved to mand that the government prevent the landing of destitute aliens.
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Confess They Were Mistaken.

PARIS, Sept. s.-The Journal des De- bats says the corn duty has not produced the expected results. The warmest par tisans of the present system confess they were mistaken.
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I.est stonmer. shorra= =un.

MANIrowoc, Wis, Sept. 9.-The steamer Robert Holland, 15 days from Manitou Island, supposed to have been lost has a.rriwed
 WHAT THsY' WANT.
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StiIl RanotlnG.

HENRIETTA, Tex. Sept. 8.--The last ballot taken Thursday in the nomina- tion of congressman from the Thir- teenth district stood; Cockrell. 6s 9-10; Dean, il 1-5; Cobb, 4; Wallace, 9; Gxvoip A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-08

Do you know that you can save as mnch as n per cent. of your money by spending it with Fox X Owen? They sell for spot cash. You save the book-keeper and collectors sal afy. 60tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-08
teams were as follows:

m speaking or the game 10 a GRAPHIC reporter this morning one of the Pine Citys said: At the end of the ninth inning the score stood s to Is. We started in to play the tenth inning with the Uncle Joes at the bat, who made no score The Pine Citys then took the hat The first striker got out and Brewster made q thfee-bagger with Taggart at the hat. That was the condition of the game when it was called on account of darkness. It by all means be longed to the Pine Gitys, and we would have won had the inning been completed.
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Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder World Falr Highest Medaiand Dip'Onta.

Mr. Robt. W. Carnes, of Dallas, Tex, representing the American In- surance Company, of New York, is in the city on business today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-08

Johnson X Roberts have sold lot in block 10 in the Tanneyhill X Owen addition, to the Pine Bluff School Board for school purposes. X school building will be erected thereon for colored children, the contract for which has been awarded to Atkin- son X Jones.
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D' Rl+4 tH | j ". BOCAGE, A. BREWSTER.

After brief discussion the report wasadopted and the Mayor author izea to make demand for posses sion oi the works this morning.
 Areorangly at l0:30 o'clock this m0faing Chief of Police l A. Lang igfd went to the office of the Pine BlnH Water < Light Company in the Merrill Institute and served papers au VI A. Lee, cashier and acting nlanager, demanding possession of EHe Heeompany's works instanter, It needless to say that possession was pot given, and the city author ltles will now seek redress in the courts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-08
THE CITY COUNCIL NFFTs IN SPECIAL SESSION
called Together to Hear Report from the Board of Public Affairs
 on the Water
 Question.

fgn August 20 the City Council .,aased q resolution authorizing the uavor t0 make q demand for pos sossios of the Pine Bluff Water & lcht Co.'S works at the expiration N fifteen days notice, provided that at inc time the Board of Public Al Iairs should report that the com nany was still furnishing an made utate service.
 0n last Tuesday night, the last raaalar meeting of the council, the fifteen days had not expired, so the eonncil was called in special session xesterday afternoon at , o'clock. There were present Aldermen Atkin- son. Cook, Goza. Galbraith. Howell. Well Saunders, and Miller, with Mayor Bell in the chair. The call for the meeting and the purpose of the eall were then read, alter which the following report from the Board Df pnblc Affairs was made:
 FINE BLUFF. ARK, Sept. [, 1894 To the Hon. City Council of the city of Pine
 nluf
 fSpxTLEIES:The undersigned Board og Public Affairs of tine city of Pine Blan. Ark, beg leave t3 report that theV have diligently inquired into the snpply of water being furnished said city and it's inhabitants for fire and domestic purposes, and state that they continue to find that the kupfly of water furnished hy the Wafer company in the said city for tleextinguishment of fires amounts to almost nothing; that the supply is fnsuflieient and intellectual for such pufppses, and that the supply for consumers is scant and inSufficient, and that the Pine Bluff Water, Gas and Electric Light Company still Begleets and fails to keep and per iorm ts contract with said city as 10 such supply.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-13
THERE WAS A CROWD.
Burns and Holmes Were Well Re-
ceived.

Denver, Dec. 12.-Broadway theatre was
crowded tonight at the public meeting of
the Federation of Labor. On the stage
were seated the delegates and a number
of prominent labor and municipal re-
formers.
The principal addresses We're by Richard
Holmes and John Burns, of England.
Mr. Holmes dwelt upon the fact that
where there is no organization of the
Workingmen wages are always lowest.
Through organization in Great Britain,
the workingman has been able to remove
many acts of oppression and injustice.
He deprecated the evils of such truck
systems as prevail at Pullman. saying
that the existence of such evils could
only be blamed upon the people them
John Burns. NJ. p. spoke for an hour
and a half. He said:
1.-THE agitators have come to stay, ano
cooperation and united effort have come
to stay They have been long at war
and they have finally brought about a
condition Of social organism such as
Rome never saw, and which indicates 9
possibility of industrial anarchy. to which
the war of the revolution would be moth
ing. unless you grasp the nettles and save
America and Europe from this great
danger. In every country we see phases
of the disintegration of monopoly; by pow
erty. prostitution, crime, drink ana iach
of work 1t costs less to pay Schoo
masters than policemen. Fair treatmeani,
of the workingman and education or hls
children will solve these problems.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-13
HIS SALARY TOO SMALL.
Why n County Clerk Took the Coun-
tvs Cash.

Why n County Clerk Took the Coun-
tvs Cash.
Spokane, Wash, Dec. 12.-For more
than a week Expert W. Craigin has
been going over the books of the coun-
ty clerk, Charles o. Downing He
charges heretofore trusted county
clerk with being a defaulter to the ex-
tent of at least $4,000. The original
entry book which would have shown
the exact amount of his populations,
has been destroyed and it will require
an immense amount of work to dis
cover the exact shortage. There are
1000 entries. and it will be necessary
to verify each entry before the exact
amount will be known. When the
county commissioners confronted him
with the information of his shortage,
he coolly said that he had been taking
small sums of the county'S money ever
since he went into the Office and the
only excuse that he offered was that
his salary was not sufficient and that
he was obliged to have a little spend
ing money. He had always borne an
excellent reputation and occupied a
prominent place in secret societies and
military circles. He is commander of
troop D, of the National Guard.
A warrant was sworn out for his
arrest and this afternoon he surren-
dered himself to the authorities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-13
FOREIGN FLASHES
Brief and Newsy Cables from All
Portions of This Terrestrial Sphere.

Paris, Dec. I'm. A. Auguste Bor-
deau, president of I6he French chamber
of deputies, died this morning.
Frankfort, Dec. 12.-Baroness de Roth5-
child, widow of the late mead of the
Frankfort house, died here today.
Mexico City, Dec. 12.-Nearly all the
states of the republic have now offered
their contingent of men and resources to
the general government in case of war
with Guatemala.
Rome, Dec. 12.-Much excitement pre-
walls here as the result of the action of
ex-Premier Giolittl placing in the hands
of the president of Ghe chamber of depu-
ties important documents relating to the
Banco Romano scandals with which the
formers name has been connected The
committee appointed yesterd " to exam
inc THE documents sat until this morn
ing, and met ait noon again. The lobDies
of the houses were very crowded with
excited deputies and others eagerly dis
cussing the acton OF Sign0r Giol.etf. The
purport of the papers is as yet kept Sc
cret, but the opponents of the govern
rnent say if the contents shall be pub
Iished it will cause the fall of the minis
! try. A ministerial crisis. in any event, is
regarded as certain, and 1T is repo1te'2
that Admiral Brlm, formerly of foreign
| affairs, will form the next cabinet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-13
NO END 10 IT.
STREAM OF CORRUPTION BECOMES
BLACKER DAILY.
Gof Never Puts in His Hook, But He
Hauls Some .1Putrid Reminis-
cences"-Testimony That Cannot
BE Impeached.

New York, Dec. 12-Jofn W. Golf
opened the session of the Lexow COM
mittee by calling for Charles a. Grant,
who, for al long time, was ex-Po,ice
Commissioner McClave's secretary.
''Of course / know" said Mr.. Golf,
that he will not appear, because he is
in Asbury Park, beyond the reach of
the committee, but 1 would like to take
this opportunity of stating that while
$4,000 worth of real estate, and now
we are prepared to prove that he &C.
cepted innumerable brides, which ac-
counts for his wealth.
Police Commissioner Martin at this
point was told that he was excused for
the day and went away smiling.
Etienne Boyer an eX-detective and
warden under Captain Murphy, and
who had been retired after being dis
abled while on duty, was called.
Il believe you brought suit against
Captain Murphy after you left the
force for $3.50, did you not?''
Yes"
Did you ever say you would ruin
Murphy if he did not pay this money!
''I might have said So"
HOW Is II that you, a poor Wdrum3n
had $3.50 in cash to loan? Had you
made your collection from disorder
houses?"
NO. but I play poker and the races
some times"
Witness never accepted presents from
disordeTly houses.
Mr.. Golf then took UP, for a second
time the subject of police pensions.
Ex-Captain John Gunner said he wa:
retired on $1,000 a year to make room
for Strauss, who wanted the appoint
ment.
Ex-Inspector Steers. ex-Captain Yulel
and ex-Captain Tracey, all testified
they had been retired on pensions t,
make room for other men.
Mr. Golf cited the case Of ex-Sergean
Muivey, who was retired on $1,000 /
year and. is now earning $4,000 on tn
Brooklyn police force.
Captain Alexander Wissart, the su
perintendent of the Society for tn
Prevention of Crime, was called. He
one of the Parkhurst agents who wa
attacked by a. mob near the Esse:
market police court. He told the stor
of the assault, and said that the judg
in the Essex market court refused t
sustain the charge, and the cas-
against the assailauts was dismissed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-13
NEW FOUNDLAND FINANCES.
Ministers Resign and the Troubles
Thicker Daily.

st. Johns, n. F. Dec. 1.-Two large
English firms, who hold most Of the
New Foundland paper and who were
expected to fail on Monday, are still
holding out. Their survival greatly
adds to the hope that the Union bank
will be able to continue business
Notes of that bank are more in demand
today, but trade is practically dead.
The government decided yesterday
morning that its position was unten-
able and sent a letter to the leaders
of the Liberal party offering to resign,
or to retain office if supported in the
financial question. The government
offered to amalgamate with the Liber-
ais until the crisis is over.
The Liberals made no reply TO this
letter. but two hours later waited on
the governor and demanded that he
dismiss the ministers. The governor
refused, but, acting on the advice OF
the imperial ministry, he has sum-
moned the assembly to meet on Satur.
day for the dispatch of business.
The governor has received a dis
patch from the imperial ministry
stating that it declines to interfere un-
less the colony is willing to accept q
royal commission to investigate its af-
fairs. The ministers, knowing their de-
feat is certain should they face the as.
sembly, rendered their designations to-
day to take effect tomorrow.
Mr. Greenway. leader Of the opposi-
ton, has been called upon by the gov.
ernor to form cabinet. His task is
almost an impossible one. The gov
eminent statements show that the in
terest on the public loan, s250,G00, viii
be required, to be furnished in Londor
on Jan. l. This amount cannot now
be obtained and, therefore, the colony
must default payment unless some ar
rangement is speedily made.
Reliable information tonight is t.
the effect that the safety of the Uniol
bank is insured. The Peoples bank, O
Halifax, will establish a branch here
Canadian banks will do likewise. thu
giving an opportunity for the holder
to realize on their stocks of fish. Tn
demands for the prosecution of the di
rectors of the Commercial bank, o
New Foundland, are becoming gen
eral The run on the savings banl
continues. All it's specie will be ex
hausted tomorrow.
Quantities of specie for the govern
ment and private concerns are now OF
their way from England and Canada.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-13
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Land Over Which the Stars and
Stripes Wave.

Port Townsend, Wash, Dec; Pan I'M
known steamer, supposed to be the light
house tender Mansanita. is coming up the
straits, with q dismantIed iron ship in
tow.
New York, Dec. 12-John Worthy, presi-
dent of the Commercial Trust company,
and the Metropolitan Railway company.
of Chicago, died at the Murray Hill hotel
this evening.
st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 12-At the Second
days session OF the convention of tie
Boys and Girls Home and Employment
association, the TIME was taken up WITH
the reading of papers.
New York. Dec. 12.-Lawyer Henry
Haigh, VINO was arrested with David
Kellam, note broker on charge OF
conspiracy preferred by a Tacoma Wash,
man, WAS discharged from custody today.
Peoria, ILL.,, Dec. 12.-All the directors
regular monthly meeting now in session
here. AT 6 O'Clock tonight the board hal
done nothing except examine the regu-
lar reports and adjourned until tonlor-
row.
Forsythe, Ga, Dec. PA terrific tor
nado reached Forsythe at a. m. today.
Several people were badly injured, and tht
loss from the town is from SS0,OUO 10 sou
900. The Methodist church valued at
SIS, coo, was destroyed. People became
panic stricken. Every store on the west
side of the public square was unroofed.
Ridgeway, No, Dec. 12.-C1int and Ida
Orstott, the little stepcnildren OF DaVlG
Spragg, who suffered such muTderou;
treatment ait his hands yesterday, ara
stiM alive, but can hardly reSoyer. A
the coroner's inquest everything f1dica
ted that the crime had been premedita
ted, and that the insanity theory Is un
tenable.
st. Louis, Dec. PA short session 0
the Opel divorce case was held today
A. J. Nelson, broth er-in-in-law of Mrs
Opel, Mrs, J. 3. Estes, a niece OF Mr. M,
witnesses examined. The last gave evi
dence concerning the actions OF Mrs: ope
them. were compromising, but Mrs. Opel:
attorney scored some good points on nj!
cross-eXamination.
Des Moines, Dec. 12-At the Populis
state conference last night a COMMITTEES
was appointed with Thomas F. Byron, o
Des Moines as chairman chair H. TO- form
adopted say that the great need of Larger
circulating medium was now admit tie
therefore the conference reneWs the de
mand for the restoration of silver. to it
estimate previous to 1898 and for issuing
of all paper money directly by the banks