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, 1894-09-26
Ser 6o1tDttreTer.

Ser GanDttrefer.
0opib Bennett 6in mt oeif.rr einert
iciner or6Rten 9riumn6e o%sfeiert. Gs
hattie oritpr, MR. rinps g4ortes bon linn
beburft nm III, onfs 0}cnc ann 9onnere
tr2ncr 5riner q}ortpi il, ,pinem etoote ar
,,,or6o,, I'm, Gtur,n hSttp hcr 6pnnfro.
ti5cbr Stootsronnrnt ~ 6orotpoa Inn ouf
Ben 6cbilb erbobcn. Q(ber er poute it'd
nur an Dem 9riumpbe, ben linn Sic Wf0az
(ic6feit beS Settles bcrcitete, meiben. peil
linn berlelbe Sic g(u8Itcht ouf Elm plel
b0bercs Gjut er0ffncte unb - ipcil CT icb(or
oeunq ipqr. itch oieie Q(uSIicbt nic6t burcb
bic onbcre W0olic6fc;t. Sic elmer gficoerlQoc
III perDcrbcn. Scr BET ser Wenerbuno I'M
boS @jDuDcrueurson1t oclcbloocne Sid GGtte
1th in Ser MISUNDERSTANDING 6es
Sohres 1896 nirbf iphen III Ioi,cn brouchen.
ser 6i0 hs, inn cynbre 1901 bip ouf hcn1
HrG5pntirtenpr onocbntene N~nminotion
o6Iebrte if inn Qobre 1895 oerobe Der
gRonr Sen sic 0}nrtei hro,tcbt. nm ben
Gtoot Ne,n 0lorf nicbrr,ucrmfnnen. 9(nz
her,pits fonr er npnn er in bicIem Sabre
Der 0}orfei 6eu Solt0ttreffer in Ser poIiz
tiIrbon Qotterie ,eiot 1icb rji6rlen boB or
% neme1rn lei her oJen mibrioen Wcr6Glt5
nf1ien ann 5ros SEN 9en1nfrotsn in Seem
Nnrf ann Gieor hprbo(fco 6obp
g)iripn .0onnttreiier 6ot Sill nor(9ufio
nocb fir 5icb bcbolten. 9ie Werlon1mluno
Or inn ors ipin Tprhien5t be,cirhnen. 9}oc6
.0iu 6otte oeitern gGbltncp, Glepe[onb5
rr7tpr cS(ottenmini1ter sen itSrfiter Pulln
IN nor y}er5omminno 9(bpr m6itnen
i,b4nonm ,crb ori Sem S,eon rnh If crit
bpnte fr;ib .uriifoefchrt Gem ain nSrp
o. oero6p rscbt bcnr sir 9~2ominotinn g0bitz
nova fS,,,,to n;,bt ala Gin qrfrmn6 Glene,
ronbs hetroc6tet morno, 6o,n ,ni5cboo
GIeneIonb nnh gG6itnen mar bor Se5ien
0(breiie nocb Guronn cine merf[ihe Grfalz
t,,no einoetrctpn ,nri( G(enplonb sic INN
oQbit,on hor Sam n5,boft mr. Aor
gQnhI oo,norbtn, "Reminiscences Mint oi,,-
opIS4 hattie 9onmonn If bpsboi6 fir
m6;tnen fo(oricb ~ corb Gin fir m6itno,
nn6 fir g3bitne6 If oucb bie .@~tnotsbemoz
frotien. an Ser ouoeublfflicb mbitueb isfz
men ftdrflten Salt bot. 9bcr sin peroiebt
iib nic6ts, UNI iicb nibt at blamtren. ST
bitut fi4 III unDerbriibljdes Sbpeigen,
nm feline Saupttrumpffarte erit bann aus
3uIpielen, tuenn er ficb ieiner Sade aetpiB
lit. ST. piu oucb nidt, buB ale 6offnunq
ouf eiuen Wann oeleRt merSp. ,nS 6orr
, 1894-09-26

- Snbima %erfreut Ii9 i'm gtor6en 6es
States elmer ausge3ei6neten 2tepfelernte
unO i'm gan5en Gtaote 8ie6t cs maiien6aft
W}eloncn, &iir6iiie unb Gomaten. Die
&artoffelcrnte lit feline ieGr er9iebigc 8epez
len, Oocb lift III Siibin0jano 6er Gobaf iOz
tpOQl az W}enge, pie an @iitc, Dor5ii9li9
auS9efollcn, 2(u1 III Siibtn6iana fam
Der Ttoit benz @eIibforn feinsn S6oOen
mebr 5ufii8en.
, 1894-09-26

- 9ie r2ofalsBro6i6itiOn", int @egens
iaB sur local option, 8rcift in GbicogO
nm ii6; 6os 0om Sta6trotb bei4loIiene
&crbot Der Grricbtung BON @irt6S6auiern
in 6em 8e5trf, bet bon Der @arftelb unb
Der 6uQertOn 2toe. etucrieit8, un0 Der
8iiielitroBe un6 Seminary 2lOe. on0erieitS
be8rcn8t tpir6, miro tpa6ribeinlicb Die 3ue
itimmung OcS WtaDor5 er6alten. IS lit
baS nod Die Derniinfti9ite 2trt, bic 8trtbS7
frage SIT I0ien.
, 1894-09-26

- SIN Soma itc6t Elm 9roBer She'll 6es
8eli9fOrns i'm 6elOe bereitS ouf @auIen,
Der 8intcriuci3cn lift 10 5tenrIitb cin8clact
ulO ooS &jcb bat pOr5il8lide 2ScjOc. Die
Spdtfartoffeln cr9eben I'M 9anSeu State
~ourblhnittlicb nocb fcincn DolGcn Grtrag.
, 1894-09-26

- 9ie 9enofraten in Connecticut 6as
ben geitern GrneIt GaoD fir baS @ouoerz
neursamt, Morris 8ear65lD fiiy 6aS 9(mt
bes Gi3e9ouperneurs, GOtpar6 9. &il0uff
gum Staatsiefret6r un6 g}itotauS Staub
gum Comptroller aufseiteut, ser Tinan3s
ln6 .3OQpolitit beS 8rdii6enten Glepelano
ibre 3%uitimmnn8 ertbeilt un6 bic
"A. P. A" Oer6ammt. Ser "A. P. A."
bat ouc9 geitern Der Senator Sill in ieiner
9te6e I'M StaatSconoent Der Ocmotratet in
Stem OOrt, einen 6uBtritt berieBt. rlnb in
WiScOniin bat geitern Gtlas in elmer 8a6l,
reOe in 2tiDIanO Oer "A. P. A" poue 3tpei
Stunbcn 8etpi6met. Die "A. P. A.
6ra9e fommt BEN 9emotraten ie6r geclz
gen, g%era6eio tpie Dor 2 Sobren bic Sduls
fra8e. @enn ie 10 CUTE 0ienite I~eiitet,
ipie Die, bann braucbsn ftb bic 9emOtraten
no9 Benz 6. 9fOOember nicbt 5u bcftaset.
, 1894-09-26

- Sn O}ontaua lit elm 8Iin6niB ser 9e>
mofraten nit ben @Opultiten nibt 5uitanbe
getommen; bic 0emofraten boben i0re
ei8encn &anbibaten aufgeiteQt. Gs 9iebt
freilicb MIR 3tpet 8eamte 3u tpableu, elm
&icbter AM Oberitaats9ericbt un6 Elm Gons
greBabgcorbneter.
, 1894-09-26

- Die Gpatapfc( itnb in SQtnoi5
i9lecbt 8etatDcn unb auA Die &ortoffelz
ernie lit ihlecbt ous9cfaIen ba8e9eu tptrO
ii6er cine quite &iibcnernte bericbtct. 9aS
98elicbforn lit in ser 9tetfe ioipeit borgez
i9rittet, 6oB es benz Scbaben bur0 9ta9te
fr0ite 10 gut lpie entrIdt lit.
, 1894-09-26
DaIien6es Oeoeuitlicf.

9ermonn Subermoun'S n~euciteS
8iiDnenpert belitelt ij6: S6metter
ItngszS 6Ia9ten." Sin IGnOliber
9teaIiit iou berettS etn bluttricfenbeS 0e=
genitiiG einserei0t Daber, unter bem be-
3eibncnbcn Gitel: rS9wetnei6loh
, 1894-09-26

ipelcGe i0on 6oron iinb, i0re 9}ei0en 9e9cn
inns III 6lobtorbnun6 ~ouf5uitclen. 9tiDt
MIR Die bculofratiihe nationalc, ionbcrn
oucb bic ocmofr0tilcbe StootsOcrlp0ttun9
mus III lOQ0lcr Q8ciic untcritilBt WcrOcn,"
o0aOc" Sill ucritcbt c5, iicb nit Den Ser
bGttnlilclt Qb5lfinDcn.
, 1894-09-26

- Wttt grOBem @eidtd bat iib seitern
p9aOe" Sill nm feline Dartuddise 8etGmz
pfun9 6eS ieBi9en Gorifsciebes 6erumgez
%tuunben, in6em ct foI9enbeS ia9te:
G0ne elm einSiges @ort BON Dem, mas
idb i'm Senat bel Der 8eurtDeilung Der
WtoBregel, pGblenb i6 bentiibt mar, otez
lelbe m09liblt 5u DerDoQfommnen, 9ez
GuBert babe, 3i lDtberrufeu, mus bieielbe
jeBt, no ite o%u9enommen un6 sum @eieB
geporOen 1T, ais Gauges betrocbtet,
groBent9eils ais etue BarteimoBreQeL be-
b0roclt u11b Benz Mc8tntep >0eicBe gegenz
iibcrgeiteut merDen. Snoem i0 BON irgen6
ipclcbcn peri0nlt6en @nttduI6ungcn ober
periOnlihem StOl3 auf meme W{einung
III feincr 98ciie beeinfluBt bin, m0ge mir
9~eitottet lein, bon Der MtaBregel 3u
iprec9en, lpie Tie lit, o0ne i6rcn
Bertb trgenbmie GIT i6mGlern ober
in b0SpiQi9er Weile MIDI SIT 0uBern. Bon
ibrem Sn0alte, lDmeit ct it3 auf eigentlicbe
Gariffra9en beSiebt, lGBt iicb in Q8a6rbeit
6ebaupten, oaB lie u1geDeIre Gor5itge Dor
DEM Otc&tnleggeleBe DOraltS bat, uno iie
Wirb ibrc lleberle8enbeit I'M 20ufe Der l3ett
unb Dcnn oaS @eI0Gft bieles Gan6es iib
nit tbren 8eittlnmungelt III Ginflong gez
iebt bat, in itberseugenber g8eiie bar
tDun. 0a5 @eieb ertennt ndmltc9 gum
Gbeil weni8itens bic bemofrottic6e 0e6re
bon 3oQfreiem H~ODmaterial an.
90 BAT ct iicb nit BENT neuen Gartfgeieb
o%bgefunoen uno altb bnrd6 lobenbe 81.
mdbnung Glebelanos 6eiien Q(n6ang, Sic
Staatsbemofrotie, 5ufrieOengeIteut, Der CT
nit fOlgenDen @Orten bic 6anO CUR Ser
iDbnung bot:
9emOtratiibe Mttbitr8er 6es v@mpire
StaateS" unb Oes 2anOeS, mas unS jeBt OBJ
liegt, lit Hibt bic berbe 8eurt6eilung Denloz
trotti3er Slbrer ODER bemotratti6er WfaBz
re9cln, nibt gegenieiti9e Acknowledgment
unb Streiti8tctten I'M 9tatbe ber 8ortei,
ionOern eS lit cine l3eit 5ur &eri64s
nung, fir 3ieGbepuBtes etntracbti9eS
6anbeln, fir Elm tbatfrdfti8eS Bor9eben.
Die 9erri6aft in BEN beiben .3tpeigen Der
StaatS8eieBgebung itebt ouf benz Spiel.
Nuer 9a6er un6 Streit I'M ShooBe Der
Bartet mus iebt aufb0ren uno uriere RrGfte
mjlleM flr bic SeinOe aufgeIpart mer6en,
, 1894-09-26
81 neuer Gesart.

Gait (uacD elmer i9taflOS oerbradten
gtacbt gum '6OtelpirtO: yWfein Qie6er,
sic Raben 0as SniettenpuIUer aucb nicbt
erfun6en !"
, 1894-09-26

Sem beufdle5enOen 4u6Gtum Die beionOeren Sor5t9e ole1es
g8ertes, feline feline Satire unO bic genitboOl behere SebenSs
ani6auuns nod ~beOnOer5 on5upreien, bieBe 8aiier tS Wteer tr@9en
0at es ood 1T kanm II 9nbreu 80 anaagem erIebt. @O9or
Der nit ieinen Sob 10 FARCE Altret6shan2ler 0onfte in etnem SonOs
ldre6en Dem 9erfofer bersli6 fit Die genuBrei6en @tunOen; tDel4e
linn bic 2ettire O5 8ude8 OerfGoft has 5eitpelig ipdbrenO l6pes
yer 8rontbet i'm iel6ft iene 6tmer3en u~er9een GieB.
9de5 8ud5 lteuen mir ben 2eiern oes SbenOblatte5 unter be-
%iOnOer5 9InfHgen 8%eOin9ungen sur 8eri9ung.
Gfsen 2 Coupons nn0 20 gents III Baar geben mir 0os Sud-
in Der Office oh, gHr O%en(elben Dreis pro eS audi pOrtofret TN
SulanO pet Dod uerfau0t.
, 1894-09-26

SBS2 ialisam Central, g8etp Dort @emtraIs tt,e
w Seitea &c NlbatD=Gi1en6aDwen. Sic
9lie9ora Sans g&oute. 3fge ~Uerloi1en NIB founmel on
III Der releu @~eutraI.S station at Safe f5rpnt SUB BON
Mart HOfp. uto %. StraBs, 80. StraB., uN6 SpDe 8arf.
Staot=lidet=SffiC 81 @larfs 5trsBe.
, 1894-09-26
Die Camille DuOboll,
Gilen6ahn-& ahrnEnne.


6Sbic0go & MISUNDERSTANDING Sidet=
" Offices gtDs. 206-20S @~lGrf=StroBe. oil Der
Ootleg. @.uenle Stotion unb an 9epOt, @de Wels=
uno Sin5Ie=StroBe.
9hfnhrt 9lrf1tnft
, 1894-09-26
Oeutfd)er BetteIbrtef.

Sir Die beutiben SBriftiteler bettclt
Elm 8crliner Q8ibblott III einem AT 5 e
a meritanti1cn sc a dbruder &C.
ri6teten @ebicbt iO:
g8ir 3ie6en b0flicb uniern 6ut
llno bitten, ipir arrnen Seelen:
pS6r lte6eu 0iebe, lei6 10 gut
uno unterlaBt Oas Ste6ten!
u0oc4 iUenn SIR inns ni8t8 opfern tOnnt
Son Gurem SpiBbubenrubm,
So icBcnft lnS DenigitenS finf 8ro3ent
GOn unierm Gi9enthum!"
Ste 9euti9en S9riftteI1er.
, 1894-09-26
W 80 = z Union poNen9er Station.
Lx" I...zIennsgIvdnid LINES.

SIdet-Ofices Au ber Station, in 24S g. @lorf.
StraBe, Gde S0dl on, NIB I'M tubitoriuHl=0pte
9urds3i9e f0bren mie FOl9t uad GeutroI=I8eit:
HSGoiir1 +SGnIifb or2npuDun1eu c nGtr+nc2
, 1894-09-26

g$htca9p, EgijltUanGee Il st. sauLGt5eubabm.
" Sta Ht=Ilcet=Cffice 2O7 GIorf=StraBc 9elepbpue
2l90 Ytaiu. lLnIon Baiio9iersStatlou @anol., 26om8-
uu0 Wfa6IiOn=Str0Be
, 1894-09-26

Qln3eigen in Der 9lbenOaus9abe Der Suit
nots Staotsseituug baben ben beiten Grfola.
, 1894-09-26

Sine 5000 MetIen LANCE Gelegrop6en.
StGte OurchqHert iebt Die @obimHfte in
G9ina.
, 1894-09-26

Sbicoge + GaItern 5GimoiS Gtfemaabm. -
Iidet=CitceS $50 @larf=Gtr. lu6itortuul.Auue
ulo Yoflagter=St0tiou, 9earbDrn= uro 4}olf=5tr.
&a9lib. / 0pHuta9S auegen. abfaDrt @ufunft
&erre 9aute unb GDausoine -. II 500 MI+ SOP q
9auoile & SHo. WIueral SprIugsT12:55 YHf 945 u
sblcago uuo ~Ytaibpiae &imite0. .....' 4=30 81 1920 st
Gerre 9Qute un0 GDoHsDiue. ...... I'll;22 A. 7O5 81
, 1894-09-26
OnnNrtd1 Duntmfp1..

pNNFtw gnttpfPr+
rn S'S : iib% II fS9Lid nob @ti(uoutee, nm ubr 0tOra.ns
mi 3%iA 5tss al, @9s9e4; S%9ntfto9s, mad 2ubinotOu uno
3oQiL9 nan &oCtre, Wtiiuaufee. She6nnoor m}ori,
toipQG &lpo g%tiOers, GelDaunee, ahno0ege. U@S{ fssT1snn saan
Aio Iteapntlltee nm Z ubr QbS.
2'4g Sfono SoapeII, M~tusfeQpn. 6roub Roni6s g..
I'M $50 N6enbS. GDuutaq5 ouscetDmmer ""P'O ."
SStag Sfeen 5ag. 0tttttpo9 rus SomItoQ Z ubr glbos.
un 9' = 4 g9S9naha; WtoniItque MD 9aD 8orts Gomitags
SIn'e n1S SOdS: SUP Der @tiaigan @ue. 2apbap
, 1894-09-26

Nbic00n, Sod SsEamS & @actNc=8abu. -
" Paiiagier=Stati0u. 8au 8nren=Str, ein gLcd
iablh9 nont 8oorO Of Graoe. GidetzCfFce: l04 @lorfltr.
, 1894-09-26
@iscnn1fm GentrnIz 0imf

. Escol1l TIT UenttnIs NtWten.
'Sd9L f2Gg[. ousgeu. SonutaesI
x8agltd, 0usgen. SamItags. +9luSq. @bfobrt .IrtIrfs
0tpntags. fau8g. SOnut. u. Ntpnt -
ct. YanI NttnneapcLts uHb Cos 81 : 70OM
NSCtt.... .........".. '1l:3O ~ 950Wt
Nlblauo nuo 9ulut9 ....... So. sos 81 9:50W
AiblanO nnb Srputolpus ]x1l:3O @t 9l5 u
eau GlaIre GTpreB .......... 49,. $3.50 sri 9:I5 u
Stepens Bolnt &OCal.. ........... r 1:25 9GI 2:l5 u
burlington 9ofenger ............ 345 9I'IO0OW
, 1894-09-26

= Nelp3I9eI UteBOIB. 0TN Befllner
8ertGufer fon1mt, pte bic v2eip5. 9&eueiten
gtacbr." er5G6len, ipabren6 bet Gn9ro8tpoCbe
in elm Geltaurant unO b~eitelt iib Qal,
natiirlib blau. Gr ipartet cine ~pierteG,
cine babe, oreiDiertel StunDen. @noltb
rsiBt i6nt bie @soul6 unO CT i9reit ben
BtrtD an: yBte tOnnen Sic mic6 bier 10
LANCE auf ben Qtal tparten IaIien? SIN ih
Denn NblWarbtl. -" = Der Nirt6 bat iicb
6eute uocb nibt erbolt.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-09-06
A Big Hub5ub.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26-The officers
Of the supreme court were interested
today In the decision Of Judge Parker
yesterday in the Hudson case at For,
Smith, Ark. 1t was stated at the court
that there is evidently some feeling en-
listing in the matter as the supreme
court has recently overturned many of
the decisions on Judge Parker. Judge
Whites action was taken under the
act of March 8, 1891, creating at the
circuit court Of appeals. which provides
that criminal cases from certain dis
trlcts (the one presided over by Judge
Parker incuded) could be appealed
directly to the supreme court. The
supreme court made a rule governing
such cases, and it was under this rule
that Justice White ac ted. The rule
provides that an appeal or writ of er-
ror under the act Of March 3, 1891.
may be allowed in term time or in
vacation by any justice of the supreme
court and that in case of conviction
OF an Infamous crime, the accused may
be admitted to bail by the circuit or
district judge of the court of appeals
IN such amount as may be fixed. In
the acs establishing the United States
court congress granted it the power to
make such rules as to govern its affairs
as the court itself should deem desira-
BILE. 1t is held that the rules Of the
supreme court were equal to the law
to far as they relate to courts over
which the law gives supreme jurisdic-
ton, as in the case OF Hudson.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-09-06
Death Stops the Play.

KANSAS CRY, Sept. "a loaded re-
volver in the: hands of an amateur actor
who thought the weapon was empty
changed melodrama into tragedy at
Lees Summit Saturday night. "Jack"
Letherman. who took leading part in
the '"The Postal Clerk" play whic b
a company of young folks from Kan
sas City, Topeka and Independence
was presenting at Lees Summit. lies
dead at his home in Independence,
and Fred Gibbs Of the same place is
almost crazed with grief as the result
of the accident.
During the course of the play, Gibbs,
who ilnpersonated a detective, was
called upon to expose the villiany OF
the postmaster in the play, the part
taken by Letherman. 1t was parts Of
Gibbs business" to point pistol at
the william as he arrested him, but he
was not to shoot. He used pistol
handed him by Stage Manager Mott,
and as he dramatically drew bead
on the william of the play, the revolver
flashed, deafening report was heard
and the Letherman tell heavily to the
floor with bullet through his through
his brain. The audience thought it
was splendid, and Detective Gibbs was
the first to discover that it was deadly
.ool;.,, lNbor bo rool;,o6 <bo = = n h 4
shot his friend he ran off the stage and
out among the spectators crying louud
ly for a physician. There was eonster-
nation in the audience. Some went to
the stage to offer their assistance and
others rushed out to fud physician.
When Letherman fell to the floor Miss
Belle Russell, the heroine of the play
who is said to have been engaged in
real life to marry HIM, rushed from
the wings and fell in fainting by his
side.
A mistake of Gibbs in choosning the
wrong weapon was responsible for the
tragedy. But Stage Manager Mott
seems responsible for the mistake.
When Gibbs hurried ints the wings to
get the property revolver it WAS not to
be found. Mott gave Tibbs revolver
from his pocket, with the statement
that it was all right. The evidence
does not show any pronounced enmity
between Mott and the dead man.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-09-06
Facts and Figures.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-The census
Office gave to the public today the prin-
cipal results of the Investigation of
fafmer home proprietorship in all the
states and territories. This is the first
investigation of the kind ever conduct.
Ell IN any country. OF II 500, ,l52 families
IN the whole country almost IS per cent
OF them own their farms and homes
and the rest hire. OF the families own.
ing farms and homes also % per cent
nave membranes and over - Der
cent have no membranes.
The number of resident owners of
land III the United States is ,6,066 OH.
The farm families number ,676,l74 of
which 66 per cent own their own farms
and others hire. And Of the owning
families over % per cent have incum.
brances on this farm.
In the cities that contained 10000
population there are l,943,s3 home
families, of which almost 90 per cent
own and II per cent hire. while of the
owning families SO per cent own sub
ject to incumbrance. Among the cities
having 100000 population and over
New York has the highest per cent of
home owners. The smallest uercentape.
56 represents Roch ester, N. Y. The
value of ,636 600 incumbered farms and
hemes is $5,6S7 1896 ,069 and the
membranes aggregate 81, 1852 ,949 ,563
or 81 so per cent of the value.
The average value Of each owned and
incumbered farm in the United States
is $3. .444 of each incumbered home,
So, ,25O, and the average incumberance
on each farm is 81 ,224, on incumbered
homes 81 .293.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-09-06
Times Are Better.

New YORK. Aug. 3l.-Bradstreet is to-
morrow will say:
cat all but few of the cities from
which special kilograms are received
favorable influences are shown to have
been at work. resulting in still further
impro ovament in the business situati
New England woolen mills are now re-
porting orders for heavy wools. Prints
and dress woolens are selling freely and
there has been and is an increased de-
mand for funds at larger eastern cen.
ters, not only for Withdrawals Of goods
from bond, but to meet increased offer
ings Of commercial paper. Thus far
funds to move crops have not gone
west as freely as anticipated.
An exception to the improvement in
demand in staple lines in western and
middle states Is reported from Provi-
dence. The south Atlantic cities did
not report a larger volume of business,
but the character Of cotton shipments
in the near future will determine the
volume of purchases.
1t is noteworthy that the financial
condition of Texas merchants is said
to be better than for years. One of the
most interesting trade features conse-
quent on thehew tariff 10 reported from
Galveston-Thata an export order to
the West Indies for 10000 barrel of
-four has,.been Cancelled by reason of
the Spanish retaliatory duty. Calves
toms banana trade expects to be hurt
also, owing to lack Of return cargoes
for fruit steamers. At Boston fair
fall business is doing in dry goods.
firmness characterising cotton fabric
prices, owing to the New Beford and
Fall River strikes. At Philadelphia
sugar is advancing on speculative de-
mand and it is declared growers will
carry heavier stocks. Tobacco manu-
facturers are buster on improved de
mand since the settlement of the tariff
question. General trade at Baltimore
is quite encouraging, owing to the
somewhat unexpectedly large number
of buyers in all lines from the soutl,
and west, whose purchases have result
ed in quite an improvement over last
week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-09-06
Death from the Scandal.

CINCINNATI Aug 30,-The Times-Star
Lexington, Ky, special say: A duel
to the death with knives occurred in
Clark county, near Boonesboro yester
day, over scandal feature of the Ash
land congressional contest. john
King, Breckinridge man, living IN
Fayette county, met on the highway
his old friend George Cook, who lives
in Clark county. Cook said any wom-
an who went to hear Breckenridge
speak was no better than co urtesan.
King dismounted from his horse, say
ing his wife and daughter had heard
Breckenridge Cook insisted It was
shame. He also dismounted. Both
and blood flowed freely
until Cook dropped dead. King has
escaped.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-09-06
Indian kills q Small Boy.

Ark, Sept. This city is
excitement over the murder of
fold son of officer Sol Shadox,
dications are that there will
ping somewhere near this
many hours. A desperate
PED Aluis Wichon, a one
erokee Indian, was arrested
narge of robbery...He was in
'ihcer Shadox and in some
ed to get hold of q double
gun. He at once fred once
ad at the officer but missed
ZEN he -emptied the second
8 little son, who was
ar, fell over dead.
|ef then made good his es-
officers were soon hot on
II Captured alive he. will
nged by the infurated pop
s1s back to this city.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-09-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON,

IANO OFF1CE At uANKISUN} NitN. ,
Aug. ~ 1894
Notice is hereby gwen that the following n am
ed settler has hled notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claims and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Harrison Ark, Oh october 5,
1884, viz:
Il: 4. No. 10, ll6 of Williamson Hergrove for
the Ne Sc Sec. : w X Sw Sec II n wNw, Sec II
lip 20 Mr. 22w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
OF, said laud, viz.
Eli Carpenter, y. II, White, Martha Cary of
Denver, Ark. Aid H. \. Taraer. Omaha, Ark
JouN p. LLANpENI&. Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-09-06
NMMARY OF GENERAL NEWS.
.,.o,rTE EplToME OF CURRENT EVENTS
y. ,a1EsEsT, At HOME AND ABROAD.
]. Chilled with Care and Condensed for ths
o,,.st Of The Tribune Busy Readers.

morality club has been organized
|iD Ibaana.
IevjP. Morton h as decided that he
.p RIM for Governor of New York.
Nrs Lease will not be allowed to 90
! ,n the Kansas campaign for the Pop
Slist.
THO terms of a number Of Presiden-
J Postmas,ers will expire next
ponth.
Governor Waite is not concerned
rpr his arrest for opening letters not
pongiDg to him.
congressman Wilson was unanimous
nominated by the Democrats OF the
cond District of West Virginia.
The lots by the earthquake and floods
Uyalda, Texas is over l,5O0 900
an unknown numbe Of lives.
The Republican women of Colorado
he denied representa- ti.,n upon the
Dtral Committee, and VOW vengence
he polls.
ha.alan Harity of the National
pocratic Committee refused to
bgnize the Cleveland State Com nit
In Colorado.
hn W. Green Of Milford has sued
divorce. His complaint is that
gife persisted in calling him 'Col-
Breckinridge."
4 view of the disclosures regarding
ossesion of a Pullman car pass,
p| Commissioner Carroll d. Wright
ce the passage of the Wilson tar.
the Alabama coal miles and
furnaces have resumed operation,
n ying thousands of men.
N rather embarrassing position.
y hazardous feat of decorating the
SIS Of Liberty 'on the dome Of the
with electrict lights was ac-
re- shed for the 6rst time Thurs
aent Cleveland left Washington
y Gables Thursday. Before 60
L.. granted number of pardons
Nv pmutations of sentences to
il prisoners.
Waite Likens Police Board
sSa Governor was discharged, but
Police Armstrong, Commits.
ullins and Mr.. Dwyer were
opening letter to Mrs. Lik-
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-09-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LASp OFFICE AT HAHRlsD

LASp OFFICE AT HARRISON, AK,
Aug. 10th. le9!.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inteutiun
to make dnal proof in support Of his claim. AID
that said proof will be made before Go. Judge OF
Clerk OF Carroll Co., ARK ut RerrYville, ARK.
on Sept, 18th, 1884, viz: William w. Cisco, X.
Il No. l5ol3 for the y. y NV. Seotioa ID,
Town. IL, \. Il. 20 West.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon aid cultivation
of, said land, viz: Il. h Alfred. j L.. Stanina,
aud W C. Robertson of i,r! Fork Ark, a:d -,
II ; ScitZ Of 0Sage, Ark.
J>o. +. u..lapGSlN, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-09-06

Psed q Gold Brick.

ka'' Aug. So.-Henry Tre-
armer llying near Holton
farm for.Sl 900 and came
ay TO exchange the cash
K offered to him by
~ a clever swinuler.
was that he and an
Il mining gold in Arizona
n'rated their fortunes
weighing pounds and
'Wo. He did not like
partner, and suggested
Prehase the Indians s
readily consented to
ndlng his friends told
neie, the farmer, who
Gordon in Topeka
him the money. The
arrested Gordon and