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The evening world., 1894-07-13
KNOCKED OUT BY THE KID"
Flanagan Terribly Punished, md
His Skull May he fractured.

CHICAGO. July IL Jimmy Kennard,
the "St. Pau Kid" will probably have
to answer for the serious condition OF
Gene Flanagan. "A feather eight from
the stock yards The two boys met In
II private battle with four-ounce gloves
early this morning at a saloon in West
Harrison street. There were seventy
spectators.
1t WAS a wofully one-sided contest,
the superior science and strength OF
Kennard completely dwarting his OPP
ponent
Flanagan was fearfully punished. In
the fourth round II right-hand swing
TO the point Of Flanagan's jaw sent him
down In Il heap The back of his head
struck the hard floor and he lay I'M
conscious.
Referee Upton had a doctor sum
moned who gave II as his opinion that
F'lanagan's skull had been fractured
The defeated pugilst was bundled of
in a cab and IL now being secluded.
kennard. experimenting arrest. is also
In hiding.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
POOL-ROOM
IN BROADWAY.
Wide Open and the Proprie-
tors Say the Police Are
"PiIed."
CLOSE TO DALrs THEATRE.
"Oome On, Boysj Make Your
BetsW the Cry While Pa
trolmen Walk By.
NO POOL TICKETS GIVEN OUT.
But Employees Record the Wagers
and There 10 No Effort at
ConoeaImsnt.
NO POOL TICKETS GIVEN OUT.

There 10 q pool-room wide open in
Broadway. in the heart Of the Tenderlon
district, and only two blocks away from
the station-house at which Max Schmitt-
berger presides. The persons who run
this establishment say everything is all
right now that the Lexow Committee
acquainted to inquire. How about the
policef" they will reply: "oh. they're all
right; they've been fixed"
This pool-r DOM Is at 1918 Broadway. n
few doors from Days Theatre. Years
ago there was q pool-room there which
was run" by Michael Minden. The or
der which Supt Byrnes issued to close
the pool-rooms ended the life OF that
establishment, but with the appearance
Of "hand-books" at the saloons Of the
city there has been a revival OF business
In Minden's old place.
When the Lexow Committee turned It's
searchlight upon the dark places Of the
city, there was a slight check to the
Handbook" business. but As soon as
the Senators departed there began to
appear at the hotels and in the saloons
along upper Broadway the same faces
which had been seen through the grated
windows which had previously swal-
lowed up the dollars of hackers Of good
things" "cinches." and other certain
ties Of fate. Handbooks" are being
made to-day at perhaps twenty per cent.
Of the avenue saloons uptown.
The pool-room at 1918 Broadway 10
perhaps the simplest in point Of para
phernAiia that ever did business in
this or any other city. No blackboards
cover the walls; no loud announcer
calls out They're of, Gloriana In the
Lead" no partitions separate the money
box from the betting crowd, and there
is absolutely no transaction not actu-
ally necessary to conduct a pool-room.
The operations of the room can bs
seen from the sidewalk itself through
dSSss that s fens af me-
The evening world., 1894-07-13
ONE YEAR FOR KALLEY.
He Was Extradited from Pennsyl.
vania for Larceny.

William HALEY. a cabinet-malSer, twen-
ty-nine years old. Of s41 South Fifth
street. Philadelphia, was taken to the
District-Attorney' once this morning
by Central ONCE Detective Arthur Carey.
charged with the larceny of $3.50 worth Of
jewelry from Mrs. Yetta Lufowitz, OF
76 Rivington street. this city.
On Feb. 70 last he was employed by
Mrs. Lufowitz, whose husband, William,
is an optician. to do some cabinet work
at her house. She alleges that the
prisoner walked off with the jewelry
some Of which was found on him when
arrested and extradited from Pennsyl-
vania.
He pleaded guilty before Judge Cow:
ing In Part I. Of the Court Of General
Sessions, and was sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary.
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the crowd shuddered. AS the smoke
cleared away. however, Lennard came
forward. smiling. The witnesses APP
plauded
Examination showed that the bullet
had gone right into the centre of the
shield. and had penetrated about an
inch
Il felt as II had been poked In the
ribs by a mans finger" said Iennard,
when asked what sensation hc had cape
rienced.
Lennard is perfecting another sub
stance which. he says. will Withstand
steel bullets, ard can be used on war
vessels and fortified tons, in place Of
the massive steel plates now in vogue.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Round About Town.

Julius Richter was held In Essex Market Cour,
to-day on charge of malicious mischief in break.
ing a plate glass window In a saloon on Avenue
D. from which he had been elected.
William Casey held for trial in Essex Mar.
k,t Court to-day, charged with assaulting Abra.
ham Goldsmith In a over the price Of un.
loading a ton OF coal for Goldsmith.
Joseph OToole, charged with stealing . FISH
worth so cents from Patrick Burns, was helt
for trial in Essex Market Court to-day. He denist
the charge.
Joseph Priest forty-seven years old, Of st.
John. n. b., was aned $40 by Justice Grady ID
turbsncs In the restaurant at 50 whitehall street
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Site for . New and Large School.
Corporation Counsel Clark will begin proceeding,
N day or two To have land condemned for one
Of the largest school buildings In the city The
site selected 10 At st. Anns avenue. between One
Forty eighth streets. and has . frontage Of zoo
feet and . depth Of IFS feet
The evening world., 1894-07-13
BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.
Arnheim's Liveries and Chevfot
Suits mt Remarkab bic Figures.

Ninth street, and Bowery and Spring
street. is making special drive on liv-
cries and tan stable suits. which he 10
stylish, and being of exceptional value,
are proving very popular
He also has line Of English serges
and cheviots in over fifty styles, from
which many of the most fashionable
men in town are selecting suits.
These suits are made to order Tor x!S:
They are completed In twenty-fo9r
hours. which Is a great convenience to
the public He Is also supplying very
stylish trousers made to order for n
Dair 90
The evening world., 1894-07-13
STORES SACKED BY MINERS
Sheriff and Deputies Ordered to
kanRlcy, Ill.
NV Assoclated Prest.

OTTAWA, H., July lS.-Sheriff Taylor
and fifty armed deputies left last night
for Kangley. word having been received
that the miners there had made plans
for sncking stores and destroying mine
property. There are now 600 deputies in
La Sale County. 1t Is believed their
prompt action alone has kept down
the Anarchist element s. prevalent in
the mining regions OF the county.
The County Board has voted Sheriff
Taylor authority to purchase 100 Marlin
rifles. This makes 200 now at his COM
mand.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

For entertaining gossip 81 ne
turs. the ball neld and the HiA0
read the O'Clock Editien ana the
SPORTING Extra OF The EvenAno
World.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

YONKERS. n. Y July i3.-The French Cercis
Of the city will celebrate the fall OF the BastilC
by banquet tomorrow. The members will wear
mourning badges out OF respect for the memory
OF the late President Garnet.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

The cables bring the report that Capt
1ickok, of the Yale team Of athletics
was Injured in The knee while swinging
the hammer in practice yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

No entrance fee will be charged to the
competition in the Metropolitan cham
ponshps at Saratoga July 81. This was
decided at n meeting Of the Games Com
rnittee la 81 night
The evening world., 1894-07-13

The first Of a series Of wing-shot
matches was contested in Kansas City
yesterday between DIR. w. Il. Carver
and ]. A. r. Elliott. of Kansas City.
1t was a very close and remarkable
match, the score being Elliott, sc; Car
YER, 90; out of possible 100. Live birds
were the target
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Thomas McCarty and E. A. Eastwood,
Iarchmont Yacht Club, are matched
to race on bicycles on the Post road
from I.archmont to Rye. July 15 for
$25 "A side.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-08

THERE are not less than l 800 Dem l ocrats In the county, and up to date less than 100 haya declared themselves ! for straight ticket in the various township conventions held in ae.
 eordance with instructions sent out 1 from the straight ticket bosses ir this city. The manner in which these 1 expressions have been secured--in many instances without the know ledge oi oyer ha}I the ifpMnceats Il. the townships.-is sufficient to con demn them to all fair-minded men. Less than one-fenth of the Demo crats of the county have been heard
 from ap tO date, and the remainder
 will set the seal of their condemna-
 tion upon some of these candidate
 hossed conventions at the Demo-
 cratic primaFles, II nGt hefore,z zfFess-
 Eagle
 Our esteemed weekly ooatem-
 porary should not seek to distort
 the facts. Just exactly the reverse of what it says is true. Not loo
 Democrats of Jefferson county have delared themselves in favor of a compromise ticket, which is about one-1weniieth of the Democratic voters of the county. Tn every township convention held up to date, with two exceptions, the sen. tinent has been almost unanimous aud overwhelming for straight ticket Outside of Plum Bayou and Bogy townships there is not cnr- porals guard of compromise ad vocates, and even in Bogy township, which is conceded to be the center of opposition 10 9 straight ticket, the resolutions for compromise We're enlg adopted by vote of i2l ''ayes to : mays" a majority Of ! All of these township con sentious have been duly called aud announced and have been attended by a major ity of the Democrats ofsaid town ships. The GRApHlcs $ oft-repeated assertion that nine-teuths of the Democrats of Jefferson county are in favor of straight ticket has been fully bourne out by the township
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Resolutions.

The following are the resolutions adopted ny the Democratic County Central Committee:
 WHEREAS. IL has come to tho knowledge of the Democratic Central Committee of Jeffer- son county that there is a diversity of opinion among the Democratic party oi this county IS to the adyisability of making compro- mise with the Republican purty. or placing in the field full Democratic ticket. and,
 WHEREAS, As such committee, we are charged with doing such things and taking such actions as would rebound to the best in terests of the Democratic party and of the people,
 Now, therefore. in view of taking such &C., tion AS will speedily and financially determine the question us to whethera compromise will be agreed to. be 1t
 RESOLVED, First, That tue Democratic vot- CTS Of the political townships and voting pre- cincts of this county assemble at such times and places as they may sec proper and elect delegates to the county convention, which is hereby called to meet at the city of Pine Bluff Thursday, May F, 1894 Ut 12 o'clock noon, then and there to determine whether 6 compromise will be made with the Republi- can party,or whether full Democratic ticket snAi Dt piHecu III lne uelu 10 niI IDe respect i've offices of the county for the ensuing terms, and to select delegates to the State Convention called to peet st Little Rock Arkansas. June 27. 1894.
 RESOLVED, Second, That the basis of repre- sentation to such convention shall be the same AS that of the last Democratic county convention
 RESOLVED, Third That at the respective ppiInary meetings or conventions, the dele gates sent fo the county convention should be instructed ga @ Shetner such full Demo- cratic ticket sbalt he ltaGeS ip fhe field, or whether compromise shall be agFRed t.taEd if agreed to. the basis of sucL eoup pronlfse
 RESOLVED. Fourth. That at such primary meetings the Democratic 'shHll so determine and so inStri,ef tha delegates t41 the county convention. Thef5er the Demee9atie eandi- dates in the ield for Circuit IidEe shall be selected at fhe regular primary election. if one is held, or whether they shall be uomi- pated by the Democratic county convention when regularly assembled.
 |. We further recommend that no proxy shall be given and geed in the county convention unless the holder of said proxy is resident and voter in tbe township fposB which said proxy is givon.
 Under the above resolutions the townships are entitled to the following number of dele ga8ess
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WE commend the following sen sible paragraph, which is from the Helena World, to the consideration of the Democratic voters of Jefferson county
 The figh being made in Jefferson county in behalf of q straight Demo- cratic ticket is noble fight and it will win. The Jones faction and Havis faction ought both to be downed. And if they combine, there is just the more need for them to be cleaned up completely. There is no health or strength where Republican, ism rules, especially where black Re- publicanism is used by white men for their own uses
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conventions. The P,ess Eqgle should follow the motto of Grover Cleve- land and "tell the truth.

SENATOR JAS. w. ADAMS, editor of the Pine Bluff GRAPHIC and tal- ented young man, is a candidate for the Presidency of the next State Senate. Heis making q very warm f"ht for a straight Democratic
 ,et in Jefferson county this year, which would be the first in many years, and he is opposed and per senally abused by the two other leading Democratic newspapers in the county, the Gommefcjd and the Press- Eogle. We admire the young mans nerve and hope to see him wield tte gravel in the next State Senate on this account alone. -Paragould Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-08
INSTR AUCTIONS.
FOB STRAIGHT TICKET.
TO THE DEMOCRATS
OF PINE BLUFF.


 On tomorrow night tue various city wards will hold their conyen-
 tions for the purpose of selecting
 delegates to the county conven tion
 to ba held in this city on May F for
 the purpose ef determining whether
 tbe Democrats es 3eaeFsen county
 will nominate straight ticket for
 the ensuing election or agree to an.
 other compromise with the Republi-
 can party There has never been
 a more important occasion in the
 bistory of Jefferson county, aud the
 various ward cnpventions should be
 largely attended by ths Democrats
 of Pine Bluff so that there cae Ge Q
 full expression of sentiment upon
 the conditions which now confront us. The question of straight ticket or compromise has been wisely remitted to the people by the Democratic County Central Com mittee of Jefferson county for their decision, IL is an ali important oc- casiou and the Democrats should rise to the magnitude of the sitp- alton. The Democrats of many of | the townships throughout the county have expressed their sen timents, and with but two excep tions every township that has held its convention has declared for a 1 straight ticket. The relative strenght of the two propositions up to date, according 1o the represen- tation to be had in the county cen vention, is b for straight ticket and 1 for compromise The country has spoken and it speaks almost unanimously for 3 straight ticket,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-08
4-EQ-U-AL-12.

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 N. B.-We pay s cash for all vacancies as book keepers. stenographers. teachers, etc.. reported 10 us, provided we fill the same
 III If
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Me are nntburlzod to announce MM. NM

We are aurburizod 10 announce MIR W M. ". SCLULL as d cn odidate for County Hpd Probate Clerk of Jefferson county, subject to fhe action os tue Democratic party. We are authorized 10 annonnce MR. FRANK d. FIASDERS as a candidate for County and Probate Clerk of Jerersun county. subject to the acrion of tba Demo cratic party
 hereby announce myself candidate for fhe 0t1ce of County and Probate Clerk of JedersOn County. subjectto rbe action Of the Democrats. Df rsy solicit tbe support of the quali6ed Dernnratic voters of tbe county.
 Yours truly.
 HpuH F. WKsTBRaoK
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1s .ae pemoor.ss of sereIsoa County

rs tae Democrats of Jerersoa CaSnty:
 Believing that the office of Circuit Clerk Of this county should bein the hands of Demo crat. snd. believing thatI eau serve the best anterests of the people of the county in that ,fice ns eaactiyely aud in us competent xuspner us anyone else who may aspire to Il, 1 hereby announce myself candidate for the same, subject to tue action of the Dem ccratic party of the county. promising 10 make fa4tbful officer if bonured with the sntyrage of the people Very respectfully,
 II. A. Mccoy
 \ hereby announce myself G.s candidate for the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court ax Jerersoa county. subject to tue action oF the Democratic party. Having resided ID rhts county for sS years without asking the people for public office. feel now that l may be permitted to seek the suffrage or ny fellow citizens. promise, if elected, to give the office wy personal attention, aud tAe pto- ole shall have Rt their service noue but com. peIent deputies. Iour obedient servant,
 GARE MEYER. To the Desaacratic yosess of Jefferson
 Eeoa,si
 xaeyepy anooupee ss Q candidate for the xs,sa .,f l,,rsn,.ss s>oilp subiect the ac- tion of the Democratic party. have never failed in loyalty to tho party, believing its supremacy best assured good EovernmeGt aed the prosperity of the indiyfdual citizen; and SC believing still it's policies and mes Aada ia the future, as in the past. receive xuY unqualified support. Iam familiar with hhe duties Q. the ofice. and make the simple pro1nisa If honoyed with election, 10 eonrtc- ausly. faithfully cad impsrtially discharge tbem under the lsw and oath of office Soliciting your support Ian. respectfully.
 M.Z. TANKERsLEY.
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F0A CIRCUIT JUDGE.

Ke arc authorized 10 an0Suace HON. W. T. WOOkDRID0E. of Jefferson 2Qunty, as Ii candidate for Circuit Judge of the Ererenth Judicial District. subject to the action Q. tis nesl0eisifle party.
 We are authorized to announce JUDGE JOHN si. ELLIOTT, of Jefferson county, as 8 candidate tor reelection to rbe otice Of O1reSn tlldge of the Elessuth Judicial Dis <rict. subject 10 the action of the Democratic EaaItx-
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 EOB A6sESsOR.

We are aptAoEized to sappouuce mh' su A. HUDSON. of IAScust Cott<age.. .a eandid9te for the office of Assess,Dr. supJect to the acton or the Democratic party. a
 Ne are authorized to announce MR. J. C.. ROBE&ts, of Dunningtop Township. as a candidate for Ass.Assor. subject to the action sx the pellsnfS1s Of Jefferson County.
 Xe are puthorized to annousce MIR. J- H. SH6AHS. of NiyeQ lowqship as canaidate foy the ot3jce of Assessor. ssAiect to the se- fjop of the Democratic iarty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-08
soa JUSTICE or THE PEACE.

1an . oaudidase for Justice of the Peace of vangins township. subject to tha aotion of ths Democratic party. 8sp pes sergits one ferm and hope l have given Satlsfnctiop. aad with ,our lelp, aan willing 10 eapsipue in 0fBee. My motto is Live and let liye.s
 IT. MATThEWS.
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FoR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce MIX. W l.. STRICKLAND as eandieate for sheriff ot Jefferson County, subject 10 the acton of tns Democratic party.
 WcaTe authorized to announce NH '. ii. TRIPLkTr as candidate for Sherln, sub ect to the action of the Democracy of Jeher- sou county,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-08
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to nnnounce c. k. 6RECkINNIDtiE, of Jefferson County, Rs candidate tor the Fifty-fourth Congress from the Second ArkAnsas Congressional District subject to the action of the Democratic Nom- tusting Convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-08
FOR corsrr AND PROBATE CLERK

Ne are authoftze 10 snn0unce MT. LON GJBL as candidate for County and Probate ClersSof Jefferson county autject 10 tue ac- tiou Of inc Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-08
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce MIR. R. T.. KENDALL for reelection to ehs ofioe of County Treasurer of Jefferson county, sub 1eet to the action of the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-08
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce SMITH (. MARTIN as a candidate for reelection to the ofnce of Prosecuting Attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District, subject to the ac- tion of the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-08
FOX CONSTABLE

We are authorized to announce MR. ". A . CLAY as Il candidate for Constable of VguRine township. subject to the action of the Dem oeratic party.
 We are authorized to announce MR MA BON PHILPOT n candidate for Constable of Vaueire Township. subject to the action of the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-08
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

Weare authorized to announce MIR. q. l.. BLACkWELL.o of Nhiteville Township, as Il candidate for Representative in the Lower House of the Legislature, subject to the ac- tion Of the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-08
MAGNETIC NERyINk

Ia guaranteed to Nersoua Frs1ation Fits Dizzi ness, Asadaeaa, Esgydlg.a Ead IasemHia. Great O. cessea tft Vi3s sa Of tcbaGpo cpinm alcohol and ether ni1oetaGa 5i-slns Eekilitg, Sleeplessness MeRtal bepfesstoii SoitenlHg ot the Erain Insanil sad ut Hst nss abie deGth. Magnetic Hsryine arrest all losses lo bithor vitality and strengtb to both tao m1sc1ler and nervous syaram, tones un he brain, bati9s the hes brings refreshing seeb and rsstorss hesish aud happiness to the eufster incnths treatment in plain package by mail to any address, s0 box6 fer $500 With every S5G0 order we give written guarantee 10 cure or refund the money Circulars free Guarantees issued only by
 W. L. DewoOdy & Co.
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We are authorized to announce MR. W. c. DAVIS, of Barraque Township. as candi- date for Representative in the Lower House of the Legislature. subject t9 the action of the Democratic party.
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oa COUSTY AND PROBArG SuDaE

ro oe Sro authorized to announce " D. 6651{m IT . oondionee Tor reselect1on fo the
 S1 5| <'5 ii1 Z l5s 1115ecz tp fhe action' Of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-08

We a,a authorized to announce kiR. CHAKLEs R, t7TZHUGH as candidate for Circuit Clerk Of Jefferson County. sub eet 10 the action Of ths Democratic party
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ARKANSAS Industrial University. For Both Sexes Next Session Begins March 6, and Ends Dec. 6, 1894.
Winter Vacation,

One of the leading Universities of the Southwest. Graduates fill high positions in various States. Literary Scien titicic, Engineering, Mechanical. Agricultural and Normal Depart mentg iu the three Colleges at Fay etteEille. Law and Medical Depart ments at Little Rock, Normal and Mechanical College for cOl0red stu dents at Pine Bluff Twenty-tbree courses of study Equipped with modern apparatus and appliances. Large attendance Matriculatien Fee, S5. Tuition free to Arkan4as young men and Wplnen, Students feoni other States pay only Sl0 q year for tuition. Board for boys in the Dorlnitory at cost, S750 t1 Ss. 50 per month. Board in private falni- lies, Sl2 to $l5 permonth. A{kaak.fs students should receive eanppiRtlaants from their County Judge.
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FOX CIRCUIT CLERK.

wears authorized to announce MB. JOHN WEEDON, of Dudly Lake FovnshiP, ss "A s.a udidate for Circuit Clerk of Jefferson couaty. subject 10 the Betlon of the Demo- cratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-08

Ever brought to this city We handle nothing but the best and noted manufacturers goonS which assures the purchasers they are getting the latest styles and perfect t and in case of any alterations have tailor in our employ who will alter anything free of charge.