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The morning call., 1894-10-23
The Divorce Court.

Judge Trout has granted Ramona Fitz-
gerald divorce from John Fitzgerald on
the ground of willfHl desertion. The wife
is permitted to resume her maiden name
of Ramona Weeks.
The morning call., 1894-10-23

ALL tests have shown the superiority of
DIR. Prices Baking Powder in leavening
strength and purity.
The morning call., 1894-10-23

WHAT does DR.. Prices Baking Powder
do? 1t makes a dainty biscuit, delicious
pastry and sweet and wholesome cake,
The morning call., 1894-10-23

A SINGLE trial of DIR. Prices Baking
Powder will show that in real merit it sur
passes all others. For economic and
hygienic reasons alike, inferior powders
should be avoided.
The morning call., 1894-10-23

were partly heard. and the former was
continued for two weeks and the latter for
one week.
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TOTAL Observation-Disclosures.

To-day the Citrus Colony team will meet
the San Jose Wanderers at San Jose, and
the subsequent carnival matches will be
played out during the next eight days on
the local grounds.
The morning call., 1894-10-23

ACROSS the seas and around the world
90 the praises of Dr. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder. Beyond comparison, ''the
mnst nArfect made"
The morning call., 1894-10-23
The Monterey at Astoria

ASTORIA, Or, Oct. 22.-Ihe United States
monitor Monterey arrived this morning from
Puget Sound. She Will leave for Portland next
Thursday.
The morning call., 1894-10-23
PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTl Rn
block in the center or San Francisco. tits the
model hotel OF the world. FIRE and earthouaka
proof. Has nine elevators. Every room is large
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect Bats
and closet adjoin every room. Ali rooms are ea.v
OF access from broad light corr idors The central
court. illuminated by electric light its immense
glass roof bread balconies czrriage-way ard troD-
icai plants are features hitherto unknown in Amer.
lean hotels Guests entegt ed either the Amer
lean or European plan The restaurant is the esa
In she sity. Secure rooms in advance by telo.
grspning. sTAE PALACE HOTEL.
4tG San Francisco, Cal,
The morning call., 1894-10-23
SAMMY AND JERRY

How They Fit and BIed
Together.
TWIN SOULS INTERMTNGLED
Buckley's Viceroy for Dams
Lieutenant.
DAMON AND PYTFiIAS OUTDONE,
Remarkable History of a Bill to
Perpetuate the Rule of the
Boss.
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MARRIED.

CHULE-BRoMBERGER-I this city June 11, 1894, MT. Isaac Altschule and Mrs. CarOlin Bromberger. Rev Dr. F. Becker officiating,
 The marriage ceremony was per formed at the residence of Mrs. A. Strauss on West Barraque street, at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Only the immediate friends of the con- tracting parties were present. After the ceremony was performed the guests were invited to partake of a most elegant spread At4:45 D. m. the bride and groom left on the Valley train for Searcy and other points in Arkansas. They will be absent from the city ahout one month after which they will return to this city, their home. We extend congratula- tions and best wishes to the happy couple and trust that they may en- joy life's richest blessings.
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A ..I;nnker Hill. Day Flight

BosToN, June 1S.-Bob Fitzsim- mons and Joe Choynski are to meet in an eight round bout at tho Boston theater this evening.
 l. is understood that this match was arranged in New York over four weeks ago, but that it was kept quiet The men are great rivals, and there is scarcely a doubt but that they will come together on their merits. The conditions of the match are not exactly known, but it is stated by Davies that the men will % eight rounds and that q decision upon the merits shown will be given. Captain Bill Daily has been agreed upon as the referee 1t seems a bit strange that the men would refuse a $l0,0 offer from New Orleans for q finish fight and go eight rounds in Boston for the gate receipts.
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News From Garland

Editor J W. Adams, Col R. NJ. Knox and Mr. John Huggard re- turned home Saturday evening from Hot Springs whither they had gone in the interest of Congressman Clifton k. Breckinridge. A reporter for the GRAPHIC interviewed Col. Knox concerning the Breckinridge- Little Congressional fight, and the Colonel informed us it was q closely contested fight. Said he: "I'll tell you our man Adams woke things up in that country Judge Little will not soon forget him. Of course Adams was among Little people and had the odds against him, but ht held his own like a man."
 How did things pass off at Hot Springs, Colonel?" said the reporter
 Well, those Hot Springs fellows had well laid plans to defeat Breck inridge. They worked like Troians at the polls and votes went like tht bosses said they should go. There was, however, in Hot Springs { great many Breckinridge men, but they couldn't well succeed where la bor. organizations and threatened boycotts were arrayed against them.
 You heard Judge Little speak did you?' "Oh yesl He does well enough with his class of people, but when it comes to interesting | really intelli- gent audience, and mean by that all audience yersed in the political issue of the day, he cant cut the mustard
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ton this morning is completed. The parade will include thirteen foot features, eight floats and ten bands There will be four costHmed staffs oi 100 men each. The features as usual will be of comical, historical pict- uresque character. and will be carried out by the local organizations. fhe visiting organizations will be the Kooboobees Of South Boston, the Warrens Of Roxbury. and the dscend- ants of Revolutionary patriots from Stowe md Action.
 Banqnets will be held by the City Guards and the Charlestown Cadets in their armories, by the veteran firemen in Monument Hall and by the Carnival Association to the mem bers of the city government at the Wayerly House.
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BUILDING NOTES.
Two Handsome Residences win Soon Re New Adornments for West
 Fifth Avenue.

Pine Bluff has never had a building boom but her steady growth has never abated since the building of the Cotton Belt road in this section of Arkansas We can boast of some of the handsomest residences and cottagessto be found in any city in the State The confidence people have in their city and surrounding country is evidenced by the number of buildings annually erected. Yak ing this as standard for future prosperity Pine Bluff is destined to surprise all her sister towns and cities in her rapid growth. During the past year this city has surprised it's own inhabitants with it's growth, and the beauty of it all is the grow ing still continues.
 On last Saturday Mir. A. $. Honnet let contract for a handsome two- story frame residence to be erected on the 4 block adjoining the resi- dence property of Mr F. C. Howell on West Fifth avenue The residence when completed will be one of the most beautiful, ornamental and con venient in the city, and will be built strictly in accordance with the modern idea
 It will be completed by next Octo. Der. The contract was awarded to
 Mr. +. W. Lane.
 On last Saturday Contraetor Lane
 was awarded the contract for build ing q six-room cottage for Mir. M
 Cans, on lot 1, in block l, on West Fifth avenue. between the properts y af Mir. $. Blnthenthal and that of Mir l Robert Atkinson. This cottage will be very handsome structure. one oi the neatest and handsomest to bt be found in the city. i'll fact Con tractor Lane says s'it will be a beauty Already Fifth avenue is ornamented with handsome resi- denees and With these additions and that of the Presbyterian Church, it will certainly be one of the prettiest parts of the city.
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Roston,s Open Handicap Games.

BosToN, June 1S.-The Boston Athletic Association will hold a set of open handicap games on the IT, vington Oval Huntington avenuel today. The following handicap events will be open to all bona fidt amateurs; 1l0 yard dash 500 yard run, one mile run, 120 yard higl hurdle, running high jump running high jumping, running broad jump 100 yards dash, and 40 yard dash the latter two being scratch fol novices. First and second prizes will be given in each event
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T0DAY'S EVENTS.
ssp News Concerning the Important Occurrences
 This Day.
Bunker Hill Day in Hartford

Bunker Hill Day in Hartford.
 HEREFORD, COIN" June 18.-The ief military event here thie summer the visit of the Amoskeag Veter- Is, of Manchester, N. H., and the orcester Continentals, of Vorces- r. tic two commands coming to- tHer as the guests of the Putnam halanx. which i'll uniform. drill and anoeuyer preserves the appearance la tactics of the revolutionary loops, has annually recognized unlSer Hit Day since it's organiza- nforty years ago. This year the tn of June came on Sunday, and C eelebration was postponed one Iy On that account.
 The first observance of Bunker Hill Hy by the Putnam PhalanX took ace at the foot of Bunker Hill onnment. Isaac ". Stewart, the ost brilliant of Connecticut orators, as Judge Advocate of the battalion
 that time, and delivered a memor- bie eration in honor of Connecticut len who fought at Bunker Hill hder Gen. Putnam. Mir. Stuart as the idol of the command. He as the owner of the famous Char Oak at the time of its destruction
 a terrific storm here in 1856, and as one of the most enthusiastic lpporters of the PhalanX, which as founded to preserve the wal story and spirit of Connecticut ill le Revolution.
 The battalion is one of the most oted independent military organi- htions in the country, and has been 1mposed from the outset of leading nsiness and professional men in orthern Connecticut. It has made xfended excursions throughout the |onth, visiting Atlanta and Rich bond, while it's New York State and lew England record in this respect kcels that of any other military Dmmand in Connecticut. The plans 1r receiving the Granite and Bay tate battaiions today have been ar anged on an elaborate scale. Tn, |wo commands will reach here al oon and will parade under tht scort of the Putnam Phalanx ant |he Governors Foot Guard. Durins he afternoon the Phalanx ant uests will listen to a sermon to b, reached for the occasion in the Firs Iethodist church by the Rev. Dr. E 7. Thorpe. In the evening there vii ke a grand banquet in honor of tn, Fisit Ut the Foot Guard Armory.
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THE HIGHEST AWARD.
Dr. Prices Baking Powder Receives 1t.
 Chiago Tribuue.)

Dr. Prices Baking Powder Receives 1t.
 (Chiago Trlbune1
 For leavening power, keeping quail ties, purity and generalexcellence the Worlds Fair decided that Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder has no equal. On each of it's claims it was awarded first prize or diploma. All the baking powders entered for prizes were subjected to a most exhaustive examination, aud the jury was the best equipped to make the decision of any ever got together. Their yer dict was supported by the testimony of Dr. H. ". Wiley, chief chemist of the United States Department of Az riculture at Washington. Dr. Wiley | is an expert on food products and the highest authority on such mat ters in America This verdict settles l a long debate question as to which among the many baking powders is ! the best.
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Bunker H,il Day CelebratIon.

BosToN, June ls,- Boston and Charleston are today celebrating. the yer memorable battle of Bunker dill which occurred June F, 1775. Enc committee announces the mili- 'ary and civic parades for this alter Don, starting promptly at2o'clock. Enc route covers the district pretty Thoroughly and is as follows: Form q City Square at 2p. m; from city 34uare to Main street, to Sullivan 3lnare. countermarching to Main, to Bunker Hill, to Chelsea, to Adams to
 hestnut, 10 the east and north sides 1 Monument Square, to Bartlett, tu |Rln, to High, to south side Monu 4ent Square, to Warren. to Park,
 City Square, where the procession
 Ill be reviewed by the Chief Marsha
 Ed dismissed
 ehe route for the Carnival Associa
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Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
 Forty Years the Standard.
Tn. Trial of Lizzie Halliday.

MONTICELLO, N. Y, June 1s.-The trial of Lizzie Halliday for the most brutal murders in the history of the State begins today. 1t will take weeks to secure a jury.
 The crimes for which she is to be tried are the murder of old Paul Hal liday and of the McQuillan women, mother and daughter. The bodies of all three were found hidden in va rious parts of the Halliday grounds. Her mind seems to wander cOntinu- ally, ana believe she is insane.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-18

His entire speech is more silver, and down with the gold bugs. Col. Knox then told how Editor Adams had successfully met and overcome every arguement Judge Little ad- vaneed and also mentioned that the people of Hot Springs and Garland county paid Editor Adams the very highest compliments for his untiring efforts in the cause he had espoused and showed him every courtesy and kindness possible, but with all this, ," said Col. Knox, in bewailing tones, ''the county went against Breckin- ridge"
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Pine Huff Racket Store

Mr H. J Davis opened up the Pine Bluff Racket Store on Main street next Ito Fox Bros, last Saturday, where he has in stock q large and carefully selected stock of goods which are being offered at popular prices. Mir. Davis is a well known young business man of this city, and is sshrewd, sagacious and contemplating, and that his new venture will prove a success we have no doubt. He is eminently deserving. and we bespeak for him liberal patronage. By re- ference to his advertisement which appears in this issue of the GRAPHIC you can see the astonishingly low prices he is offering the public. Read what he has to say. You will find il to your interest to do 50. e
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Concert at the Park.

Those who visited Recreation Park yesterday afternoon wereentertained for about two hours by the Citizens Silver Cornet Band. Delightful re treatments were on the grounds and all the visitors enjoyed to fullest ex- tent the evenings entertainment
 The street car management is using every effort to make Recreation Park an attractive retreat.
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WILL FIGHT TO THE END
SAYS C. R. BRECKENRIDGE. Win Contest inc Result in Saline ana Montgomery Goun ties and Fight
 for the Rest.

The following telegram, which is self explanatory, was received to- day af ID. m.:
 WAsHINToN, June IS, 1894 $ Hon J. ". Adams:
 Deeply grateful to you and other friends for gallant fight. Will con test resultin Saline and Montgomery counties; fight to the end in every remaining county.
 C. K. RRECKINRIDGE,
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The McKane Hearing.

PouGHKEEPsIE. June 1S.-The ap- peal from McKane's conviction will be argued today. It will be heard by Justices Brown and Dykman and
 a third Justice to sit in the place of Judge Cullin, who refuses to sit be cause he heard motion for stay.
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I,ent. uawiey Going to Detroit.

WASHINGTON, June lS.-l.ieut !. NJ. Hawley will be detached from the Naval Academy today and become executive officer of the Detroit ill place of Lieut. W. W. Kimball, who is given three months leave.
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The silyer Embezzlement.

ST. Louis. June 1S.-rhe trial of Louis J Silva, who is under indict- ment for embedding $l00,000 from the nwater-Bradford Hat Company Is to begin today. The case has been continued three times.
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Senator Hnl Makes Speech Demandin.
 Redemption of Democratic Pledges.
,eciol Dispatcb to the GRAPHIC.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIc.
 WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Senator Hill made a motion this morning to have coal placed on the free list, and in his speech he demanded the re- demption of Democratic pledges.
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DEAD AND DYING.
An Electric Car Ran Into an Express
 Train.
Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 NEW YORK, June lS.-An electric car ran into Lehigh express train this morning at Patterson N. J. Twelve persons were terribly in- iured. three of whom will die.
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That Mint site Suit.

PHILADELPHIA, June lS.-A jury has been chosen and the famous r.int site suit is to be called today before Judge Butler. in the Federal court
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RETURN TO WORK.
Fifteen Thousand Miners Prefer Work to
 ldIeness.
Special Dispatch to the Graphic.

Special Dispatch to the Graphic.
 PITTsBuRG, June 1S.-Fifteen thou sand miners returned to work here this morning. A few returned to work in the Ohio district Every thing is now bright and business is much better The great strike is off and men, women and children are happy.
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 DIED.

FoRD--In this city, June Is. 1894, Maggie. the two-year-0ld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, l.. Ford
 The funeral services will take place this afternoon at the family resi- dence at 4:30 D. m and the remains will be buried in Bellewood cemetery The heart-broken parents. hereaved relatives and friends have he sym pathy of the community in their great loss. May a gracious God be stow upon them such consolation as can only come from Him who said: ..Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven. ]"
 No Auction Goods or Trash. 1, Call and examine goods at the Pine Bluff Racket Store; 204 Main St. t Is tf H. ] DAVIS, Prop.
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Master Mechanics Association of America convenes here today. Chauncey NJ. Depew will deliver the address of welcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-18

Master Mechanics Meet. SARAroGA, June 1s.-The American
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oG0AL ON THE FREE LIST.

c. R. BREcKINRIDGE.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-07-12
q I'd Times Coming.

In these times oi trouble it Is pleas
ant to contemplate the abundant hsr.
vests, either already gathered or pros.
pective. Every prospect pleases, and
man alone is vile. Nature has pro.
ceeded TO pour out her treasures Of
the soil, regardless OF strikes and tariff
bills aud currency questions. She was
never in more buunteous mood than
she has manifested this Summer.
Farmers and business men are merely
waiting for Congress to adjourn and
the labor disorders TO cease that they
may reap the full reward OF their in.
dustry. The Southern people espe-
cially hive much to be thankful for
1t has been year without foods OF
drouth or blight of any kind, They
are in better financial condition thar
for many years, They have saved
more money and employed less credi
than at almost any other period since
the war. With the resumption OF bus
mess and the reopening OF the mar
kets, they will be enabled to pay OF
their debts rapidly. The South viii
then be raised to something like tn
condition OF prosperity that obtaine,
when our fathers were boys. Memphi
will, of course, gain immensely by tn
improvement o! the times, and tn
year 1894 95 should mark an extrao
binary increase in the volumes OF bui
e mess. By the first Of next JAnuar
e several factories now in process {
=. erection will be running, aud III
G weekly wage aggregate very consid
, rably enhanced Memphis viii the
proceed to ~ forward very rapid
More people will find homes here, al
- there will be large additions to loo
l. capital from reign sources. All
ot gether, the outlook is most iavoral
" and assuring for Memphis and I
n. South, and there is every reason
n. believe that the period Of prospect
l. will include many year Mempl
has accomplished 80 much in b
~ times that with the recurrence of 90
nc times, one can not but belle re that
n the brightest hopes OF the most 81
ay guino Memphian will be fully realiz
n Commercial appeal.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-07-12
let Yer oo,

What will the House do with the
tariff bill2 The conjectures are many
aud various, and the statesmen of that
great body are proceeding in fairly
good order under volleys Of advice
poured into them from all sides.
Some are urging that the House bold
ly reject the Senate bill and refuse to
accept anything but the Wilson bill as
it was before the senatorial butchers
fell upon II and mutilated it beyond
the recognition OF lie fond and doting
mother. They admit that this would
probably result in the failure to pass
any bill at all but they heroically con-
tend that this would be better than to
pass the bill in its present shape. So
far as we are concerned, we are very
decidedly Of the opinion that it is best
to pass some bill, If ii is 3 substantial
advance toward the ultimate end oil
free trade. We must reckon with the
fact that there are q half dozen sens.
tors who would rather offend the Dem.
ocrstic party than to offend the local
interests Of powerful constituents.
There is no practical statesmanship In
refusing to go because you can't get
there at one jump. We are dealing
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-07-12

GROVER CLEyELAND's marvel
Gus backbone was never more cred.
itably displayed than in the crisis
now upon the country, lie recog-
nized from the first that the first
and foremost duty Of the President
OF the United States is at all times
to maintain the authority of the
Federal government, which was de-
fed by the stopping Of mail facili-
ties guaranteed to the people by
the national government, and by
the refusal of rioters to obey the
judicial orders regularly issued by
the United States courts, and he
did not hesitate to order that the
army be used to uphold the author
lity of the government. No one
can regret more than he that mel
should have been killed by the mi
| litia, but he is not blind to the fac
that it is better that men who open
lily defy the laws should be she
down than that red handed anarch
should be in control even for a sir
gle day of any portion of our cour
try, He intends that the Poop
shall enjoy their mail facilities an
that the dignity and authority oftl
UNITED States courts shall be mail
tanned no matter what the cost nj;
be in money or blood, and his c
tire Cabinet and an overwhelmil
majority of Congress, regardless
politics, are behind him.