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Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
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teren.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

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Stub.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
STRAIGHT TICKET PLANTER
Il Mississippi Democrat Gives His Expe-
 riences in That State.

X prominent river-bottom planter, whose name we withold at his re- quest, said to GRAPHIC reporter yesterday:
 1t seems to me that those plant CTS who are advocating the com promise because of d fear that a straight ticket would disturb labor are making serious mistake. I used to livc in Mississippi in acounty that had over four to one negro ma jority We had the compromise system there as you have had it here and a few white Republicans kept the negroes in constant ferment Of political excitement over their share of the offices. At last we got tired of the situation and determined to put out d straight ticket. Then, as now, number of planters raised the cry that we would be defeated and if not that, the negroes would leave the country if a straight ticket was elected. The straight ticket peo- pie won, however, and a full set Of Democratic officers was elected. Tine result was that not U negro left the country on that account so far as 1 know. The labor was better than ever before. and instead of having an excited campaign every two years, the fact is that the negroes over there hardly knew when election day came around. They are satisfied and the county is peaceful and pros porous The same result, in my opinion, would follow here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
NAIL ROBBERS CAUGHT.
TIE 8ttFRiDAH ROUTE HMl ROB.
 BER5 CAUGHT
In fhe laaiaa Fare.tofs Charged with Horse Sfelling and Gnnsieted
 af lfort smith

IL will be remembered fhat 6n the 1TtH = last March tIle mai=cal4ief 0a the Sheridan ronte washeld mp afeW niles from this city and Che nlaiI- bugs were cut open aud robbed, but, fortunately, the1 got possession of no money or yauable8 Detettiv
 w. ~ GlaY 0f this ely, began work ing up the ease at once. He WIS in. formed by the earfie that the work Was done by two white men The detective went immediately to the spot where the bags had been cut open, and there got en track af he parties they being on foot lie found that he could not follow the route they had taken unless he him self made the trip on foot He started in pHfsuit and tracked the two men through thc country fer fortE miles to a point where they took the Valley road to Little Rock, and thence to Argenta There he lost sight of them and Ief1 nothing more of them until q few weeks ago, when they were arrested in Che In- dian Territory, charged with horse stealing They were taken Co Fort smith, tried convicted. and sen tenced 70 three Aeafs in tle peAiten- tiarf. Fhey gave tair names as Redhird Stanle5 and Dude Stau- Icy. They were identified as the Sheridan mail robbers and confessed their guilt and il was arranged that they should be brought back to Fort Smith next October aud given trial. | Detective lay has doneiaitlinl work
 on this ease, aud io the sume We hope he will be rewarded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
aAf s..N.ll FIt;e.'f

Miss Lonisc Williams. rising young Southern artist of Atlanta, Ga. who is now travelling through the south exhibiting and selling her pain tlngs. is q visitor to our eitH. She has on exhibition in Me fIanf' $ big. show window an exquisite pie tnre entitled At Even Tide, which has attracted much attention. It's touches are delicate and represent in an artistic manner the many fine shades aad delicate eelors of q glorious sunset. and it bears tie marx Of :, true artist
 Miss Williams work haa attracted widespread attention and wherever her pictures are exhibited they elicit many compliments Many eminent art critics have passed judgment upon her wor& and predicted for her a rapid rise in her profession. She X the daughter of an eX-tonfetieratf soldier, who is disabled by wounds received ia thecivil war and snB- ports ller ather and herself by tho proceeds from her work. She 1eafs testimonials from tsen- ! F. Gordon. Gov. Northern. of Geargia; Gov Stone. of Mississippi: Gov tishbaek and Justice $. P. Hughes. of Arl<aa- sas. She is deserving Of success and oncn,1r4opmenf
 Ne reproduce the following testi lmonial from Gen Gordon whicl speaks fal. itself.
 UNITED STATES SENATE, WASHING ToS. D. Dee. l2, ls92.-Dear Sir This Nill idroduee Miss Louise Nil Hams, of Atlanta, tia., who beaIs t 1 YOU testimonials af the highest char Eacter. In connection with i sisteI she is engaged in the dutiful ant laudable effort to makGHapnort fo. herself and afflicted father and he family. l most cordially reeommens her for such noble work, and trus that she will meet xii the encourage ment she so richly deserves.
 Very truly
 J. E, GORDON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
san .,ose.s EInmar sI,nn

ESAN JosE, CAL. May 4.-San Jose $
 fcat floral fair opens today. This always an event that attracts ppndreds of tourists, and this year Re exhibit promises to eclipse all pose Of previous seasons. The hall Ps been literally trimmed with a
 pWer of floral beauty from floor to Plllng. Thousands of lilies and pses are used in banks. pyramids
 ha castles, Immense quantities of peso as well as all other floral
 eautles' and every variety of ever
 Feens, have been used to perfect the '''hs' independent of the fine speei- lens on exhibition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
Honnrs fnr n..ni.

,,,n, n1W YORK, May IA reception
 'n pe gwen in the library building \. columbia College today, to cele- ~ the installation of ]. Howard \, a'' Alnrlnge to the office of Dean of ~, ae selool Of Arts. The formal re- N s'l'eht of Dr. Henry Drissler will ;na e''ehded on this occasion by fitt- las N ceremonies. Among these will \; m ''e presentation of q gold medal sven oy the faculty of the School oi .as es.. .s :, 'o Prof. Drissler. On one side v;. V ."e . token is carved the head ol
 11,s esn ahd on the other that Iol
 .o''ler' These insignia are intended
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04

haps if Wonld be better to say will permit it to be fought to finish, for cannot be at hoMe and here at thc same lime, aHd my time ia t00 fully occupied here to permit of any all tentioa worth speaking about to my canvass With this over, if l am de- featea. then sball aeeeRt if with perfect resignation, with 8 sense Of having done tbe best could under the circumstances. and shall devote my attention to making lieiHg for my familS and le4isiug with those Democrats who hayenot been carried awaNs ia i quiet aad eonsiderate spirit, he best method of recalling our people Into harmony with the great body of the Democracy ei the nation Truly yoar friend,
 C. k. BRECKENRIDGE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
Ward Meetings.

Notice is hereby given that meet ings will be held in the different wards on Wednesday night May 3 at $ D. m, fol. the purpose Of electina delegates to county convention ano such other business as may come be fore the meeting. A full attendance of Democrats expected.
 First ward will meet at Gallaghel Hotel.
 Second ward will meet at knox'' Hall.
 Third ward will meet at Gold smiths Sixth-avenue branch.
 Fourth ward will meet at Baira que street Scales.
 FRED Fox, Chr'm 1st Ward. T. \. LANGFoRD, chr'm 2d Ward SAM r. Hn.zHEINI. Chr'm 3rd Ward J. Y. SAUNDERS. Chr'm 4th Ward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04

to represent the work in Greek and Latin research which Prof. Drisler has performed Invitations to the reception have been sent, not only to many of the prominent men in New York City but also to representatives from the leading universities and colleges in the United States Many of his former pupils who are seat tered among the different institutions of learning and all the professors and officers ef Columbia College have re ceived invitations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
Pr. Barnum's Estate

BRIDGEPoRT, COIN, May 1.-The Yestigation into the management Hhe r. T. Barnum estate is to be
 Gun today The nine heirs of the %r Barnum received as their siltrt, Ethe income from the estate last |nr $6,000. The gross income w,is but Sll4,000, and there is dis Hisfaetion among some of the heirs ith the manner in which Executors sh and Hincks are managing the
 late. The last report of the eX- htors has not been accepted ill the fpbate Court, claim being made
 nt the expenses are wholly tiispro- Ftionate to the receipts. Fhe re- 2rt of the executors shows that it Bt S4l ,O00 to collect $1l4,000, which me to the estate last year. Clinton Rrnm Seeley. the fayorite grand |n of the dead snowman, is pushing le Investigation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
4 Congressman Becomes Mayor.

EAsHIseroy, May 4.-Representa- Caldwell, the newly elected vor of Cincinnati, resigned his seat
 he House, to take effect today. arranged with Mayor Mosby te ain charge until today. AIr Cald- a says that there will not be q cial election to fill the vacancy in EH use from the First Ohio Dis t caused by l,is resignation. The |tion to fill out the uneXpired nl will be held at the regular fall 'tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
 Ylallinn Il.nnreln.l.

Tho following named ladies and gentlemen are spending the day at Ganey Bayou ca q fishing excursion. They left 0n the early morning train and will return His afferao0n.
 Mesdames Fanny Wilite irene Hearin, clara Russell. AIi8 Annie White, Annie Ialeenabe. Anna Law ton, Noodie Johnson, Minnie Rome, Messrs Tom Mitchell, t'lias Ringler, Drew White Turner Bradford Drank Ruane, Prank Tomlinsen and Sam fs..-..,.lI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
choetaw singlsadsr to Be shot.

HARTsHoRN. 1. T., May4.-TheHew trial granted by Judge Hobson last September to the so-called GhoctaW political prisoners was doeketed in the national court for April 2l. Only one of the prisoners, the alleged ring leader. Silon Lewis, was placed on trial on that day. Little defense was offered aud he was sentenced b be shot today. The cases of the bal anee of the nincoriginally ycondemned together with the twelve yctuntried, were continued until the first Mon day in June.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
IIURRAH FOR PASTORAL!
rhe Democrats of Pastoria Township Meet in Convention and Instruct for
 Straiget Ticket.

Pursuant to call the Democrats of Pastoria township held their con vention yesterday to elect delegates to the county convention to be held in this city on May IT. Mr. T. A.. Eaton was elected Chairman
 Cu motion Dr. B. E. Donelson was elected delegate with instructions to east the vote of that township for q straight ticket.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
oHtne Traeis.

Yesterday afternoon q street ear jumped the track while crossing the Ttwelith avenue bridge near the residence of Air " D. lfearn fhe driver was making good time, just having come down the incline on the west side oi the bridge aud when the car iampcd the track fl came near planging into the bridge railing and woald have raa off the bridge into the rayine below taking the mules with #. had t not been that the driver put on the bfalsesand brought flie ear to stand still The trouble was sooA adiasted and no damage was done.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
oallfornla,s Angler conyentian

SAN FRANcIsco. May "A Iarge Fank, l5o feet in length by 50 feet in Edtll' has been constructed in the
 'iaWlhter Fair, just inside the cinder
 laeN on the recreation grounds, for |"e grand fy-casting tournament \ u'eil IS to take place today and to- 'iofrow Today the Anglers Con feh'len is to be held in Festive Hall pna .'l, there will be fish banquet, Ut ''n,ch the winners in the tournament Nill be feted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
The rhird Corps Reunion.

WAsHINGroN, May 1.-The annual reunion of the Third Corps of the Army of the Potomac will be held tn this city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
 Faffnc rarranttalf.

Tiie exclusive fight for the aaTang- ing and havislg printed the pl,o- granme for tho coming races lias been awarded ileai'y l,ernafi Par ties wishing to get space lor adver- 1lsing wiIi ap well toy attend to tie sliAg at once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
DESPERATE ATTACK
Made by Hungarian Men and Women on
 Coke Works
Dispatch 10 the GRAPHIC.

spetlaI Dispalth tO the GRAPlilC.
 ScorrDALE, PA., May 4.-Hun&a- rian men and women made a despef- ateattack at ] o'clock this morning on the McGlung eoke-works \ fight ensued and Wiuchesteia were used. Three of the rioters were mortallY wounded. The Superintendent Of the works was badly beaten up and a number of the employees were treated likewise. Great excitement prevails.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
.,hor payin Connecticut.

IARrFoRp. COIN, May 4.-In ae- Rance with the proclamation is l,l bv Gov. Morris this will be ob- Red throughout the State as For Day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
Munming.s- -Arhor Day

VI YomlhS < Ateof bt4. CHEYENNE. May 4.-Arbor Day k observed by school celebrations throughout the State today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
BATTLE IN PROGRESS.
Troops Ordered to Iron Mountain. Mon.

Special Dispatch Co the GRAPac.
 sr PAUL, MIN, Ma4 4-A batflel k reported in pragressat Iron Moap- tain, Mon, and United States troops are rushing to the scene.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
TWENTY YEARS.
Anarchists Farrarl and Fotf'a Case iii
 London Decided.
s.ial Dispatch to the anapHIc.

Special Dispatch to the GKsPnIc
 LONDON, May 4.-Farrari aud Polli, the anarchists, get twenty and ten years Imprisonment respectively.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
T0DAY'S EVENTS. ISp News Concerning the Important Occurrences ! This Day.
Arbor Day in New Ysrk.

upAxY. N. Y., May 4.-Arhor Day I,,,ietly observed hy the schools of HState today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04
A PATRIOTIC LETTER FROM CLIFTON R. BRECKENRIDGE. YSo Consequences ofa Political charactcr Which Might Flow to Me Could
 Justify Me ia Going Away"
 He Writes to a Friend.

Postmaster Hudson is in receipt of the following patriotic letter from Maj Clifton l. BHeekiaid@e:l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-04

Ladies Japanese Silk aandkerehef Embroidered He each Ladies Hose, black and tan, good quaityg pair Men UGdelshrs weight eath Boys Knee Pants He each
 Ladies Fancy ordered Handkerches Remember keep the finest goods cheapest
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-09

"liave you got any family" asked
Mac Anderson, a San Antonio lawyer,
of a colored man whom he was APP
pointed by the court to defend, the
latter being charged with having
stolen a horse. Use got no family
yit. | looks to you for dat" Look
pc me to supply you with a family %
exclaimed the ast0undcd advocate.
. Hooks to you an dc jury boss, ] does
for a fac" "What kind OF stuff is
that you are talklng?" ''llits jist
what says. Miss Matildy SNOWFALL
says if only gets one year in de peni-
totentiary she'll wait fur me: but if
gets NOAH, den She is gwine to marry
dc very first niggah what comes along.
SO yer secs, boss, what a 'sponsibSlity
dar am rcstin' on yer."-Tcxas Sift-
inss.] a man in that fix should be let
out under bonds of matrimony.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-09

The Harmony Grove Echosa that
there was a marriage booked for last
Thursday night in less than twenty
miles from Harmony Grove. On We'd.
nesday before the would.bc groom
sent the following message to his
tiancee II am on a horse trade. How
would it suit you to put off the mar
riage until | can make the trade ~
Sorely disappointed, but not hopeless,
she sent him the following message.
III you are certain that the horse you
are trying to trade for is not moon.
eyed or swin-eyed, or got the campus,
or a sturlsucker. and will work we'll
toa road cart and singlefoot undcrtlc
saddle, of course, | will wait; but. oh.
dearest, don't waste a moment: ! am
dying for the happy time to come
when ] can call you mine to have and
keep ~ Atlanta Constitution, A
man who will let a horse trade inter.
fere with his happiness is not the
man to tie to.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-09
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-09
The Black sheep.

"On One OCCASION said a story-tell
ing congressman to a group OF news
PAPER men, IL was in the mountains
of Kentucky and stayed all night Will
an old farmer who was considered
above the average for that section
After supper we talked politics and
religion for awhile and finally worked
around to personal subjects. lie
didn't know who | was, but | was
going to spring it on him just to see
how it would affect him when he
found he was entertaining a congress
mar unawares.
"Ilow many sons have you?" l
asked, when lie had talked family Il
little.
six"
"Ah, that's a fine lot Of boys"
Eyes, ana they are fine boys"
''iIave they all turned out well?
"All but one and the old mans
voice saddened somewhat.
''Ah," | SAID, not wishing to ask
him about the black sheep directly.
Yes; John is the one. He went
to the lcgi lature."
oh" laughed, che might have
done worse"
Yes replied the father, gloomily,
81 s'pose he might. They wanted
him to run for congress, but he
wouldn't do it,"