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The record-union., 1894-07-07

cn1 X sTREET-NICELY FURNISHED
OUl Front room, suitable for Office or two
gentlemen.
The record-union., 1894-07-07

e1 FOR MEMS CALF SHOES LACE OR
D / gaiter); ladies' shoes, 81 and up; chill
dren's shoes, 5Oc; clothing; mems suits from
81 so up. At Receivers sale, 510 J.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-09-19

@"'f+ff AFFf#' - H~ffRf @+Fss
tine W. sp. s,sssuh salssm tiss.-
0eo,ooo. Pfoio .lsaalo By, sby .pol.
kovA sIAds sydsls saxon, ssbrshujioi
dopfaya Isdovs.tho . psdsIsnsho
lboli ~ aAla DO aAlu. Tim Aps
pAsobily by pax rAkony stAtni q bny
tsIisis sklsslo by padtIAni petrsvin
ldkh M mitu nejmenii. vtlohy .
pfoskjtnim toho sAkons spojsns
byIy NY pomcrn6 maid rsjis,t. 10
.ovArnici plisluinf rAdi by " nesli
sami, len kdyt rarals by 80 iils jich
spinayym konkuucnthm.
yelikt praplav.
V Duluth, MINI. odbyyala dne n.
/. m. spole6nos, Minnesotsktho prh.
playu vyrodnt schdri, jit sd6as,nilo
Sc ,da n6kolik kapitalistd st. paul
skych, chicagskych a jinych. Spoiled.
most hodla rffdI,i obrovskou hnacf
silu, proti nf, Niagara byla by pry
hradkou. Nynsjsf nisgarsky prd-
plav bude skStati jon 100000 koh-
skych sil bude stAti $4,000, ,0oc.
Minnesotska spole6nost hodlA docf-
Iii pocatku 100000 kohskSch sil
po pffpads rozsitenfm prnplavu
toho AZ 100000 kohsk9ch sill. Dflo
by melo nesmfrny vliv na vyvoj prh-
myslu ma zapad6. Pracuje &c m
mem jis celY rok m6fi6i a pada 80
jiz zakupuje. Prdplav bude feky
ST: Louis 34 mile cd Dnluthu M
srsek, kde mesto stoji, odkudz bude
podati voda a hnati vsechny stroje,
ktere tam budou umfstneny, ohrom.
nou silou. Podnik tento bude Jed.
MIN nejv6tsfch ma svete, a jelikoz
ua tolik prace nakladu to stale, co
jest udelano, jest to ddkazem, ze
spolecnost nehodla toho xanechati,
ale ze co slibila, dokona.
Opet cesky podnik.
vzdy tesfme Sc tim, pakli nsjaky
vetsf podnik cesky dojde sveho
uskutecnenf ma poll obchodnim q
prhmyslu octneme SO ma roven
cizinou. TAX z Chicago sdsluje 80
nam, ze zalozena byla tam akciov&
dovoznf spole6nost. Ucelem tile
Jest, dovazeti ceske vyrobky, jako
stflznf zbozf, dymky, sklen6n6 zbozi,
plodiny atd. Dovoz tohoto xbozi,
jak znamo, naleza Sc nejvfce rukou
Nemcd proto pomocf vyvozn9ho
Spolku pro Cechy, Moravu Slexsko
Praze, chce spolecnost Sc pfi6initi,
ably ySvoz z Czech do Ameriky byi
udrzovan rukou krajann. ZAkladnf
kapital spole6nosti obnasi 100000.
Inkorporatory jsou: David J. Sach-
sci, Jan Spevak, II. Kohn, Josef J..
LANCER. Josef L. Voborsky q Karel
b. Pavlfcek.
Czech ob6ti lesnich pok&rd.
Krajan pan Fr. Korab, Pine
City, MINI. oznamuje nam, re dne
10. t. M, ze i Czech, jakz isme Pied
vfdali obetf Sc stal lesnfch poz&rn
nedavno 8 takou hr6zou f&divsfch.
Pan Korab pise: "Pine City,
MINI. Muslin vam sd6lit smutnou
zprayu, ze zde byla nalezena mrtvo-
la Cecha, dls listin u neho naleEe-
n3ch, jmenem Geo. Pavelky. Byl
zastihnut lesnfm pozarem mexi
Pine City a Hinckley zahynul.
Byl pochovan ma hfbitovs Hin
ckley. Odkud byl aneb mel.li ne
jake pffbuEne jsem Sc nemohl do
zvedeti. Snad nektery 6tenkn
Vaseho ct. listu lei tfeba znsl."
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-09-19
MOVE lpaAM UOMlcl.
% s..,ss aaais-s,.


4 s,taestu ' nshsssa sflpsds.
n Detsgvi pllpsju : sosdfahs
J. ebslstpy,h pro sssaestai sos
W. fsJAsbt stkses lslssultnt '
lssRa. wfdtii das ~ l. m. iii
|psf. superintendent ltook.islsed
dfAhy Dunlsp, Isni prehIAall. u
81 sfifiniay ~ ifsilsh sss dnbr
nsl ! akstkIs iloeL -isIssd.ks
/ >, - pit dciists tam btli po-
; al1 Va bcal,li Dsslsp prssll.
b..IsA sIAsks beotslie - bsr na
Ani \ vttftso.lsm . bes tAchto
sec. Take Iini sstdol pro otfs
70 smyslu tom .ytdtili . celia
, telsgrams opst pledloIsns Is.,
Iieieh 80 boyeo,iu drsh Dsb.em
~ sxnesebfho. Obislosa osnk.
II. ie bepfedvolk ,esIs iAdrtch
d Aa srokoIi 80 ssedectvfm POI
''s'yyn obialoboa.
\ ,Iehr pfeketIl ,Iak.
! sdaleko Charlestonu, Mo-, svrhl
'dky vichf o.obnf ylak . koleji.
mil byli na mts,6 rabi,i nd
n o.ob poransno. Neste-,f udAlo
y tfeti hodins odpoledni, dne
I. m. na trait G. d o. drahy, od.
y 10 Iron Mountain Road. Ma
u byl konduktcrem Jack Lower
trojvedoucim Andr. Hill. Wax
SO jii k m6-tu, kdyi tu pojed.
objeyil SO tmavy sloup, jena v
pu6ich svych niiil vse, co stale
y cest6. Vichr uchopil vlak, wy
il jej do vyse IA chvfli sraxil
op6t k xemi. Jedin6 duchapff.
nosti brxdi6e Cartwella Jest co
ovati, 10 nestestf nenabylo tvAF.
l hroznejsi. z ncnadani objevily
|otiz zadnfm vore plameny, JET
zasnou rychlos,f kol sc sffily.
well pfisko6il ao ranen a plane
jeSte cas- uhasll, drive nezli
~ sphsobiti mohly dplnou. Zena
cko Y poslednfm voze sc naleza-
byly jil nebezpecf uhoteni q
achranenf ave onomu brzdici co
Iva,i mali. Skody tornadem
obene, JED zdalo SO byti vice
razu mfstniho, nebyly znacne,
, ma 80 stop silky jednu milf
! zasahovalo.
Tornado Memphis.
lsernf Cast Memphis zasazena
dne l2. I. m. rano po IL. hodi.
rudk5m torDadem, jenz sphsobil
"a $4,000 ma majetku. Jeden
lidsky byl utracen a dv6 osoby
jsou zraneny. Cast masta vi
m naystfvenA jest ons, kde nej-
pil a ohrad dtevafskych SO ma
Til re skladisr nejvfce utrp6-
w. Speera jr. Co., Anderson
y d Co. Harword Lumber u
odkudz zasoby dtfvf odneseny
q PLY znacne poskozeny isou.
drahy Chesapeake, Ohio d
BIB Western ma fece Wolf byl
On znioen dplne. Tez mnoho
ehf pfislo 0 stfechy, stromy po-
eny jsou q komfny rozmetany.
Plistickg hostel dernosskt byl
bez porouchan q bavln6na ptA-
Y stfedu mesta tel poakozena.
Krejef vyhraIl.
avka krejcfch, kteff pracovali
kabatech q plaStfch, byla
utNinech Y New Yorku skon6ena
ak'se podoba skoncf, jako prvA
ka kalhotafd, vitezstvfm d6lnfkf
dplnym. Pres 80 majiteld dilen
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-09-19

msdT % iits. malt 80 msli,sIesa
aiIsa dossIashl % ssymi daIsisy.
viiasssst sfslaieh v Nsv Ymss. Iss
IsIhoskf6. iss .sbAssikh. mAlo 90
sAslsdss, is s,sidi " Hnteh ma.
sleceh. ssjmAss v Cbiesga srslbi
tstu. tss svsas "ss,.ovcsr pssoa.
Iiei, 90 orgsalssai pomy Ali, shy star
sshI sspoh ponshnd u sIspAili.
''f.rst tsstJ".
Tai sssai "Iioo IIoosi' ikds Ger.
"a todsy'', Iii odbtysli .Issa das
IA. l. m. Kansas City. ssassIi 80
% his.y pso,i 90. sby M p.ii,a her
a . dIsoovs divsdsInich spolstaos,i
asbyIi 40 elsny iAdu piiifmAai Dale
piiis,s Jest resolucs. sby iAd poyoliI
dsyts act . devsde.a, dsys, doInh
. dssttsdsvads.kt eenth ve pro
spach lssnimi poikry u,fp6,itoh
nssrastnikh Minnesota . Wi.con.
sinu. Dls podana sprAyy uhAsslo 80.
IL We ~ s,Atech naIsrA 80 doststs6
~ podet "iioo. IIoos", aby mohli
mi,i .ye mistoptedsedy. Ma Ia rvo.
leni jsou dfednici ikdu. Piisii sjerd
odbyvsti 90 bude v Minneapolis =
sice .. KAff 1895.
nsJi je.
Spolkovemu komisafi Alexandra.
vi byli v N .Yorku pfedyedeni diva
vidensu bankeH jmenem julius
siegel q Siegfried Siegel falovkni
jsouce, 10 padslali jmena nakeliks
vidensktch bank6Fa. Obnos, jeni
81 tfmto spasobem "vydelali, "pfssa-
huje $4,000 slatfch. Oba byli sat
ceni, kdyz pfibyli sem po parniku
persia. zaloby vzueseny jsou
mistokonsulem Eberhardtem.
Nsv6 hranice.
Spojenym Stitdm pfibylo ustano.
venim hrsuic ur6enfm jich ma stra-
NE mexicke hodne mil poxenku.
Tax ze San Franciska osnameno by
10 re dne III. I. m, ze col. Barlow,
vladnf mefic, ktery byl clenem ko-
mise ma o<na6enf hranic mexi Mexi-
kem Spoj. Staty kamennymi slou-
py, navrAtil SO po skoncene prAci sve,
ktera ,rvala dva p6l roku, do San
Franciska. Vym6fil celkem 700 mil
cd ri Paso al k tichemu mofi. Pa.
vodn6 bylo postaveno SO sloup6,
tech ale n6kdo IL jich pobotil. Do.
stav6ly Sc novych 200 Sc pfidalo.
Ma jednom mfst6 schAxely sloupy v
delce 100 mil. Ma jinem mist6 byly
sloupy o celou milf postsveny jizneji
v delce SO mil. Misty platili Anne.
ri6ane dane Mcxiku, a6 patfili ku
SpoJ. Stat6m, q jinde Ease naopak.
Komise mexicka byla spokojena .
novymi hranicemi.
SteJi M SVEN.
Nejvyssf kancl6f Rytffh Pythi-
ovych, w. b. Richie, jsa tAzan v
tschto dnech New Yorku ma to, co
nejvyiSi loze hodla u6initi, vxhledem
na to, lie n6meck6 loze SO hodlajf cd
fadu odtrhnouti, ponevsdz Jim nebyl
povolen iejich ritual fe6i nemeck6
ponavad1 proti pfistehovalcdm
clenove nejvysif loze hanlive SO Wy.
slovili, jakoz pfijali usneseni proti
tomu, aby na pffsta pfijfmAni byli
hostinstf q sklepnfci do fAdu, pravil:
"Nejvysif loze, kter6z jsem hlavou,
ma pravo rozhodovati, jaky ritual
pouzfvAn byti ma, jake fe6i must
byti psAn, aneb xdali jakeho ritualu
vdbsc pouzfvati SO ma. Roshodli
Jsme, 10 Americe pouzfvAn byti
ma v ritualu jazyk nejvetsiho pocta
naseho lidu to jest jasyk anglicky.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-09-19

foshodnaslms viak p1mool ii memo
hu MAN maoht plk,sls mesl Hemoi,
sno. Isem plstI.edos IsduA ntmsoka
Iednoty ielim Isjleh syaoapshf.
TO ss lths plils,s fs.oIaes 0 ho.iln
skteh . stIspnieseh. shf lsto sk "A
sledajs lAdnf fo.slnskt. ssIspnfs.
sni bsad % lsms.ls. neal opfAvnaa Ls
sIsnasi ' tomto skia."-- slaii po
dossnouti. A. nameok6 q dessa lode
, Detroit. Mich. odb5ssly doe ~.
l m. afsda, 60 malt slniii ldyl nsj
vyssf lode sspovsdaIs rorhodnd aif
sAai jins isdi pii obiadeeh leo angli
sts. "a tsso,ych okolno.ti askaaIoa
Stmei . Cesi M ritual odlrhnou
se. Iois ssolily vtbor, aby sestssil
odporuesni 60 . al ssA'i BY se melo
zAdat premie M ealr.
r. wa.hingtona, a. dne ~. I'm.
.dslujs sc, 10 tsIemnil Carlisle ros.
hodI q dfedns ia osnAmil, fe premis
na cukr iAdns vice yIAdou plati.i So
nebudou, nc 81 ia yyrooou eukru
vydsiAny byly q nersplaocny, kiys
noyg celnf sAkon yesel ' platuost.
dnem 30. srpns. Toto ave rozhodnuti
tajemnfk Carlisle odayodhuIe tim.
10 novsm xakona ceInim o v,ci 10
naIexa 80 odstavec, iena xnf nasle.
dovn6 IA ma dale budil nerakon
nsm vydavati jakekoliv povolenf X
vsrob5 cukru ancb platiti jakoukoliv
odmenu na vyrobu cukru jakehokoliv
druhu pod ,im,o xakonem"
I.lo n ,s.
No,s, , M. Va s,o,onscb s,s,..h
ala ,.Ls Kanads ie., notsana ~.
.ss ,t.h. ,.mnf v,aant 6..on;.v
eb,SIv vvlfS;,i uav zema lens,m
nail; y ns, Ale mic 70 nent nla,no
. Mon,re.Iu 90 sds,n;o. Irs,v ~,
:; az sklada,i. a konec roku uka,al
yo mani vl.,o vso 90 an ,fnvu y;
ran5rt m;n;s,r oznamu;e Lorcom
roLu schoask s,15se,o v,dor ~
mn Ia narodnf dlub bv, "a ton rob
xvtsen . "A 4sao4s tai ye celkem
Tbomnsonova snrava vvdala =
AZ eIn se1 vtco nsy nt;;.,. " =.
kovtoh nom4reob "a ta,Lo nov;,am
nsa,; ;aL nv vlada rada v;dsla 10
ia "a s,oLo,ensm b,a,ensm q ;r.s,
go. za,o.a;o. L.naasLs ,.l1 -.
on;t . v.,;kon v,rs,on zoh,an;5n,
ohohoa K.,.a, ,o.o. ,.,;o. -.
s;I v,ado n,;;.,. :. olaoh s,o ,oo
s.a :. a.n; a. oaa,a, :. no.,s
Al ooo on :. n.xo;,t.h ,.otah
drahAch 40 7o0 141 a roxl;Sn6 40
o4a 6oa abrnem sas aae 7sa nro,;
lossL 5m sas u, 7oo Narodnt dlun
ohcas..l an sarvoa 1904 n,n5ch
.oAe ,ea ooo coy ias, 4. mi, m;,;o,r
40, vtca nsy,; mod reLem v,sda
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-09-19

D omaha LIye stook CommlssIt
UsAIims yAm
-, ,s l.@s o's,lslI a,ma POI Imaasm

WFN*tH
Is ss sssi Ohio, 10. Miabigsn, s. I
Indians, soi Illiaols. IA. Wisconsin,,
bii Ninaesota. 50; fawa, 20, Ne
soar, 70. ksnsas, IS. Nshrs.la. n.
Jitnf Dakoia, 10. V ostainieh al I
padnieh siAtseh sias - spiie nlepAil
= drods j. debrA n lO.s7s.9slsk'h |
osAzenfcb kornoa bylo asi SOS 600 |
asrh bud pcsedsno pro piei. neb
hplut opusttno. col Jet nteo pies
10 40 sta cel6..o o1esku xemi.
sssv pieniee vesmts y, sklisent ".
kasujo prhmtra se.7 70 sia proii ~
Ioni 1913 rfedlouim. We v6,sin6
pscni6nioh stAth Jest skIirch dobrA
mad prh n6r.-Prhm6r oysa Jest 17.s
proti 1915 v srppu, T7.7 y 6eryenci a
s7 v dcrvnu.-Zi,o ma pramtru 500
proti 80 pied rokem. Je6men zIepiil
SO 2 s,upn6 stoii Tl.5 prhmtru
proti 90 q pied mtsieem. Prhmdrnh
droda jsblek sklesla "a minuly mesic
80 ~ pa 4o.s. Broskye mali PRIMER
ALL ze sta. Zemtata sklesla o i2
bodd xa posledni m6sic mali prd.
m6ru GA.
Pekny pofadek.
Komisafi itulny pro vyslouzilce
statu Iowa v Marshalltown, Ia,
sesadili domAcfho komandanta Il.
stavu Johna ii. Keatly.ho jakoz !
pobocnika Freda Bellse po vyse.
.fovanf, ktere trvalo dele nez ty.
den. Jak Sc pravf, bude zavedeno
jeste podrobnejsf vysetfovanf knih,
kter6 jak komise udava, nalezajf Sc
v hroznem nepofadku. pokud mo
hlo byt doposud zjisteno, nedosta-
va SO Keatlymu nekolik set dol
lard. Obvineny prohlasuje ovsem,
ze bade moci dat uspokojujfcf wy
svetleni, avsak toto tvrzenf neuale-
I'd pfflis mnoho vfry. Jiz po ne
kolik mesfcd vypravelo Sc spatne
sprave istava.
PadeIani potravin leki
Zprava mimofadneho jednatele
Alb. j. Wedderburna cd zemeddl-
skeho odboru vladnfho We Washing
tone, re dne IL. t. m, pojednava zee.
la podrobne a obsfrnd o pad6hnf
potravin a lek6 We Sp. Statech. OIL
padelanf piv, zejmena ale plzehske-
no, jill jsme Sc zmfnili tn zprava
tato tim zajfmavejsi. Jiz hvodu
teze Sc pravf,ze obecenstvo vseobecne
ma padelky "a mnohem horst net
vskutku jsou 10 cizozemstf OBJ
chodnfri znamenit6 okolnosti teto
t6ziti dovedou. Y objemnych infor
maci, Iez odbor vladni 81 zjednal,
jasne vysvftd, ze skoro vsechny po-
traviny leky teto zemi uzfvane SO
pad6lajf ze pomoci Lee jenom "a
konem spolkovym, bez nehoz nelze
provadeti zakony statni, dokud "a
zakon platf rozhodnuti o phvodnfm
obalu. Padelani po v6tSine pry ma |
"a dcel podvod obchodnf, tedy zisku-
chtivost svadf nemu zlocinn6 pa
delanf latek jedovatych jest pry
nepatrn6 porovnani 8 obrovskym
odbytem. Celkem padela Sc aspoh
Is procent vsech jfdel, napoja, lek6 |
a p., 6ehoz Q procenta jsou zdravf
skodliva. Pocfta Ii Sc tedy, ze pro
e5 miliond obyvateld SIP. Statd tfeba
jest "a $3.50, 900. 900 jfdel, napoja
leka, pax dcsahuje castka. represen-
taiicf padean6 zbozf obrovsk6 w.
se sl,Oo0,oo0,o0o. A "a zbozf, jcz
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Ufednf zprava zemadeIske dfado.
vny We Washingtons "a mesic srpen,
uvefejnena Inc 10. t. m. oznamuje
klesnutf Htavu korny "a poslednf
mesfc ze 89.l ma 63.4, col jest o 81
ne sta memo "a srpen o 31.e re sta
meme IN 6ervenec srpen. Zmena
ta platf temef o vSech statech, kde
Ne pestuje korna. NynSjsi stav die
sta,d Jest nAsledujfci Kentucky,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-11
AN ELEGANT AFFAIR.
Fae Raiul CIV German Club Give Their
 rirst Dance fer This Year

The members of the Rainbow Ger man tiub gave their first ball of the new year last evening at the Armory of the Jefferson Guards. The oe- easion was enc of great mirtll and icy and dancing indulged in until d late honr Arrangements had been made with the ladies of the Hospital Association to furnish the supper, which was one of the richest of it's kind ever given in the city. So great was the quantity of good things to eat that the dancers, who are always hungry people, could not make way with it, and today the ladies of the association gave an elegant dinner in the store-room next door to l.. F. Goldsmith's grocery, which was well patronzed
 The Rainbow German Club have the reputation of giving most pleas urable entertainments, and last night they sustained that worthy reputatien.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-11
Box Cars DeraiIedZ

Yesterday seven box ears of q through freight on the Valley road jumped the track near the Arkansas and Louisiana line and so blockadef
 the road that the northbound pas sengef train atshould ayereacfed here yesterday at 4:40 P. m. did not arrive until 1895 this morning, being delayed about eighteen hours. No lives were lost and no damage done save the derailing of the box cars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-11
BROUGHT TO JUSTICE.
\ Negro Charged with Assault with Tn-
 tent to Kill.

A short time. ago Green Stuart. Q negro, made an assault with intent to kill on a white man in the lower part of the county He failed in his evil designs. and knowing that he would be arrested for his attempt at murder he escaped the vigilance Of the officers and made his way to Cleveland county. where q few days ago lie was located. l bench war rant was issued for his arrest and sent to Marshal NJ. Gonger, of Rison, who proceeded to effect his arrest. When the negro saw Conger coming toward him he jumped from his wagon, ran through the woods and escaped. Mr. Conger knew where he had been sleeping, so he hid himself at night near the house. About II o'clock the negro walked up and all Mr. Conger had to do was to lay hands on him, which he did. Stuart was brought to Rison to be locked up for safc keeping until he could be delivered to Sheriff Thompson in this city. While Mr. Conger was unlock ing the jail at Risen the negro made q break for the woods. Two shots were fired t him, but7without effect. Marshal eonger then proceeded to follow his prisoner and caught him after he had run into the woods about 3eo yards. Yesterday aftea- noon he arrived in the city with his prisoner.vhom he delivered to sheriA Thompson and by that officer placed behind fhe bars. His case will bc disposed of in a few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-11
Questions Answered..

Tn answer tOqueSti0nS pfOpOunded by the Age of Steel the following an- sWers were given by the undersigned:
 1, Southern banks are generally in good condition, much better than those East and West. as reported. bHt the circulation of money i'll the south is insufficient t. supply the wants of the peopieformany reasons: Ne want more factories. such as cot ton canning, wagon and furniture factories, to hold the laborand capit- al here. and the country should be come more self-sustaining
 , This is a hard question to answer in ful in letter. but will say that one reason is and was, that SoutE- ern business men did not have Su much money atstalSe in futures, and In many other ways. as the people Of the East and West, hence cofld not he affected so much i'll that way.
 3. If we had factories of differn kinds we could employ many labolers, but as a9riculturists, the foreign popula- tion does not seem to do so well. However. there are many foreigners here doing well as agricultilrists.
 4 The introduction of foreign labor would befay orable to ourstatelaws.
 ! New corners could do well here as farming lands are cheap, hut such new corners should know something about farming beforecoming
 $. \ wagon. furniture. canning or cotton factory would pay. either one are all would pay largely All this country wants is capital to start these enterprises. with men to push them forward
 |. We would like all the iDlmigra- ton we can get.
 $. Business prospects for another year here are not SD good on account of q short cotton crop and the low price | brings, and as to returning prosperity, that is question that is bothering the brain of the greatest men We hope, however, for better times. W D. JOHNSON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-11
Open Ronse.

Remember that the GRAHHe keeps "open house. every Saturday night until 10 o'clock. All those indebted for subscription are invited to call in and settle, and ali those whose names are not yet on our lists are cordially invited to call in and sub scribe The DAILY GRAPHIC is only E cents q week, 65 cents month. dc liyered to any part of the city Come in and subscribe. Open house from 7:30 to 10 o'clock D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-11
Young in the Game.

Yesterday at noon Alfred Jolly. who keeps q grocery store on East Third avenue, left his little brotherin charge of his store while he himself went to dinner. During his absence two bad white boys entered tliest0re and helped themselves to anything they wanted in way ofbuns. pigs feet crackers eheese, etc, having intinida- ted the little fellow in charge with threatso of whipping him reported them Alfred Jolly has not yet brought the little misefeants to jus tice. but he knows who they are and no doubt will cause them to answer for their mischief.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-11
DIDN'T LIKE THE SHOW.
John Wells Creates Il Disturbance at the
 Dime AIusee Last Night.

Mir John Wells visited tlle dime nNsee last night and caused consider able commotion i'll that location. He seemed to be dissatisfied with the exhibition and used some very in- sulting language to Madame Roulard, the proprietor. and to Alr. Nelson, the manager. AIr. Nelson informed AIr. Wells that ii he disliked the en- tertainment he could get his money back This seemed to insult him and from parties who were standing by we learn that he used some very indecent language to the lady in charge. She started q celored boy, who is employed to manipulate the organ, after q policeman The boy was caught and held by some friend of MP. Wells who was standing by but it so happened that an officer was on the inside and he interferred and prevented further trouble by dr. resting Mr. Wells and all the neln- bers of the musee, who were required to give bond for appearance at Police court this morning During the altercation ene of the ladies was struck and showed off the sidewalk into the street Mr Nelson, the manager, drew u stool and would have struck AIr Wells had not the trouble been auelled by the timely interference of officers, From what We can learn there was no cause whatever on the part of the mem bels of the musee company for the disturbance. The case was called this morning ill Judge yernon's court. but was continued until to- morrow morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-11
WHITE REPUBLICANS
n Birmingham Today to Protest asainst a Coalition with <
 the Popuiits.

((A'''NehAM, Al-A., Jan. ll.-A con- |l,e ol representative Republicans '"e purpose of formulating plans coming State election will be 'ills afternoon. It has been 'N what is known the white E'''lc'm element, who are opposed pertlte coalition of kolbites,
 s' aad Republicans against the E''faey It is proposed to keep
 Y state organization. and to
 'e State and Congressional
 The leaders of the move pay that the white Republicans
 ''0hg enough to carry several ,+, E1s i the ballots are fairly " and the Populists and the nave expressed their deter
 ~ epat the next election shall |s,t,, ,qlf one Resolutions will be 'ea denouncing Chairman of the Republicans for his X " Y turn the strength of the
 lof Governor. =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-01-11
IN SESSION.
,e,ipe of the National Executive Com
 mittee at Washington Today.

|WAsHINGToN, B. G. Jan. 1.-The |0uaI meeting of the National Re Bblican Executive Committee is in |ogress today at the Arlington bte and the rotunda andcorridors this well known resort are A0ded with Republicans of high hd low degree. In reference to the ketingt 'haiIman Thomas Ii. Carter, |fhe National committee. says that #has been called because the mem- es are naturally desir0us of know \ how the great body stands upon e principal issues and whether or 6t there have been radical changes Fspntiment in the congressional dis 5fts IL is the special province of H National Committee to devote Sattention to the matter of party Ark and organization throughout q country The leading question 9beconsidered today. said Chairman Mter. is that of active cooperation Kthe next congressional campaign Hh the congressional committed to H fullest extent that the National |ganzational can properly act. |letofore the Congressional com !E tee has had entire charge of the hgressional campaigns, but this Hr it will be assisted by the Ma @lal committee, with tine Hon. T.
 alanley of Maine. in charga of the Rslilngton headquarters. Accord E to Chairman Carter the outlook " purely partisan point of view RGs very bright for the Republican #fy, especially i'll the light of last # election. the result of which he 2not regard otherwise than as an
 fiesslon of the people on the tariff
 Chairman believes that
 Republicans should inaugurate
 e'lYe campaign preliminary to
 'ohsressioal elections. especially
 remote contingency the Con
 to beeleeted next fall may have
 eeet president It is doubtful
 l9er the business of the meeting
 De concluded today.