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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-03
San Francisco $23,90 Single Trip,
944,4O Round Trip.

The Texas & Pacific Ry,, is selling
tickets to San Francisco, Los An
geles, San Diego and points in Cali
fornia at the above rates. Round
trip tickets are good for 60 days re-
turning and to stop off in California
c. e. SwINDELL,
ct Agent.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-03
Rsg~wIEz OF oARDUl, Tome 10, Women.
Cheap Rates to Nashville, Tenn, Via
the Cotton Belt Route.

On account of the Presbyterian
General Assembly at Nashville,
Tenn, in May, the Cotton Belt
Route will sell round trip tickets to
Nashville, Tenn, and return at one
lowest frst-class fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale May 13, IA
and Is, limited good to return June
4th, 1894 For further information
adress, S, G. WARNER,
A. a. Gibson, G. P. A.,
7. P. A., TT. Worth. Tyler, Tex.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-03
HELLO, CENTRAL! "
Please give me No. 59-THE TExARKANIAN.
''Is that you, Mr.. Gardner?"

CIV U.
''Is that you, Mr. Gardner2"
eyes, sir; what is it2"
''Why want you to renew my advertisement in your
paper the TExARKAN1AN find it pays to your col
umns more than in any other paper published here
"All right; thanks, Anything else | can do for
you this morning."
"Well, yes, find need new supply of stationery.
Your last bill was so neat and satisfactory will ask
you to duplicate it. Hold minute: Instead of 5000
bill heads make it 100000 will need that many, as my
business is increasing Duplicate rest of last order for
letter heads, enveOpS and statements
"Good-bye" LIVE MERCHANT.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-03

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she clung to oastoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastOria
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-03
Children Cry for Pitchar'S CastOrIa.
Headache,
Indigestion, Biliousness,
And all stomach troubles 1are
cured by
ID ID ID
P P. p.
Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potas-
sium.)

Rheumatism is cured by p ? P,
Pains and aches in the back, Shout
ders, knees, ankles and wrists, are
all attacked and conquered by P z
P. This great medicine, by its
blood-clensing properties, builds up
and strengthens the whole body,
Nothing is so efficacious as P ? ?
at this season and for toning up,
invigorating, and as a strengthener
and appetizer, take p ? ?, 1t
throws off the malaria and puts you
in good condition.
Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint
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PITTsDURGn. Pa, March 1T is
stated on what is regarded rs rciOblo
authority that tho central board OF
education, at its meeting next Tuesday,
will reject tho applications for teachora'
certificates filed by tho Sisters Of Charity
who have boon elected by tho Riverside
school board. A straw vote has boon
tuken and 1t is sad only about five out
OF tho 81 mcmbors favo- Issuing tho
certificates. In this event tho legal
battle will likely DO between tho central
board and Rev. Father James Cosgravc,
OF st. james Roman Catholic Church,
Wost End. through whoso influence the
nuns were induced to 60 on examina-
tion. Tho contest would then DO re-
loved OF Its sectarian aspect and would
be wagod purely on legal grounds. The
Junior Order United American Me-
chancs will not figure in tho case il the
central board ia arraigned by the repre-
aentatives OF the nuns.
Tho action OF the board and the sub
sequent test Of the case, it is said, will
be on much broader ground than that
contemplated by State Councillor W, Y.
Kerr, OF tho Mechanics. 1t is argued
that in rejecting tho applications OF
tho nuns the central board will 20 on
record as opposed to members OF any
religious order serving us public school
teachers, ignoring entircl y tho question
OF tho style OF garment pcculier to any
sect. This, OF course, will lay the issue
open in its boldest phase and would Of
fectually settle the legality or iHegality
OF nuns officiating rs public school
teachers.
II tho central board accept the appli-
cations OF the nuns. State Councillor
Kerr will at onco take tho matter into
court Largo sums have already been
contributed for this purpose, and it is
the intention to carry the case through
the highest courts OF tho land should
the nuns show n disposition to main
tam their positions.
Whatever the result OF the present
controversy, there is 4 strong possibil-
ity that the state legislature will be
called upon at its next session to enact
such laws forbidding the employment
OF nuns in public schools that will be
unmistakablo in their Interpretation.
10 this end the members of the Jr. O.
U. A. NJ. are already mapping out their
campaign.
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THE RACES.
Results Mt Roby, St Louis and Now Or.
Ienns,

Results Mt Roby, st. Louis md Now Or.
ienns.
RoBY, ISp., March 7.-First-Fivo
furlongs; Warren Leland won. Timc,
l:l3!.
second-Threc iurlongs; Babe Muir.
ply won. Time, AS.
Third-Niue and sixteen OF q milo; |;
Miss Betty won. Time, 1:06.
Fourth-Soven furlongs; sowanee
won. Time, LAG.
Fifth-Threc-quarters OF a mile; Eli
kindig won. Time, 1884.
ST. LOUIS. No., March East St.
Louis results:
Firat-Fivo furlongs; Hiram Areo
won. Time, 1:06.
Sccond-Six furlonga; Izcll won.
Time, 1:2Oi.
Third-six iurlonga; Startling won.
Time, 1:20.
Fourth-six furlongs; Russell Gray
won. Time, 1:20}.
Fii.h-Six turlongs; Chiswick won.
Time, 1:20l.
slxth-Fivo turlongs; Go Lucky won.
limo, 1ObS.
New ORLEANS, La, March Rainy
weather and 4 muddy track did not
help the races and crowd, aud the sport
was only fair.
Firat-scllinr, purse 5000, for nom
winners, five iurlongs; Billy Duncan
won; Consigneo second; Sanford third.
Time, 1:l0i.
second-purse 900, selling, non
winnors, five furlongs; Excelsior won !;
Looking Backward second; Maggie Beck
third. Timc, l:l51.
Third-purso $3.50, selling, seven fur
longs; Tasso won; Forest King second,
Out Dry third. Time, IAN.
Fourth-Purse $500, handicap, six and
a half iurlongs; Henry Owsley won; !;
Coronet second, Red John third. Time,
1851.
Fiith-Purse 5000, selling, for non
winners OF more than ono race. five and
n half iurlongsj Sewing Girl won, The
Bully secoud, BurreIls Billet third.
Time, l:20.
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RECOGNITION OF GOD
III tho Constitution of tho Unitod State
Arguments Before tho Committee.

III the Constitution of tho Unitod Suites.
Arguments Before tho Committee.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 7.-The
senate committee on tho judiciary
heard large delegation from the Re-
formed Presbyterian Church to-day in
advocacy OF the recognition Of God in
the constitution OF tho United States.
Rev. II. II. George, OF Beaver Falls,
Pa, introduced the various speakers
and mado n short Introductory address,
which was followed by talk by Rev. T.
b. Stevenson, OF Philadelphia, editor Of
the State, WHO read Q largo number Of
letters. including ono from Rev. Jos.
Cook, calling attention TO the fact that
God is recognized in tho declaration OF
independence, in the constitutions OF
forty OF the states OF the union, in the
national coinage and by the supreme
court, which has declared this to be
Christian nation.
MIR. Stevenson argued that the SUI
prcmacy OF God is now recognized\in
many ways, officially and legally, and
contended for an amendment to the
constitution granting this further recog-
milton.
Rev. David MacAlcster, of Allegheny,
Pa, replying to Senator Lindsay, said
that he did not consider that would
affect the first amendment to the con-
stitution. He said larger portions of
Jews had signed petitions for this
amendment. ILc thought Jew could
consccntiously subscribe to constitu-
tion which said: "In Gods appointed
way through Jesus Christ"
In reply to Senator Hoar he admitted
that he could not subscribe to consti-
tuition which should say Through
Gods appointed way which is not
through Jesus Christ"
Senator Villas asked what would be
tho effect OF adding alter Through
Jesus Christ" the words "And His
Vice Regent on Earth, tho Holy Roman
Pontitt."
DR.. MacAlcssor replied that America
had been founded by tho IIugueno.s
and Protestanis.
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THE SEIGNIoHAGE BILL

Comes Near Passing; the Senate Poll 1Icll.
senntors Awokc Just In Time to Inter-
rupt tho Nnilronding Process.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March Am cx-
citing and interesting debate was pre-
clpitated in the senate to-day by Mr..
llarriss motion for the second reading
OF the aeigniorago bill.
1t was opposed by Mr.. Sherman who
moved its relerece to the finance COIN
mittee, and in the course of strong
speech in opposition to tho bill, said
that its object was TO divert trust fund
from its legitimate purpose-a thing
which in Ohio would bo penitentiary
offence. His motion WIS defeated.
however, and the bill taken up rs un-
finished business, and amoas before
any one was aware OF what had hap
pened it passed its third reading and
was OH the point OF passing the senate.
Then its opponent recovered from their
surprise and endeavOrcd to prevent its
passage, and on request OF Senator Shor-
man it went over until tomorrow.
Alter the passage oi the house bill
appropriating $4,000 for the rescue OF
the armament and wreck OF the warship
kearsarge, and resolution calling on
tho President for information concern
ing the landing Of British troops at
Bluefelds, Mr.. Harris moved the sec.
ond reading OF tho soignoriage bill.
MIR. Sherman obi jected to the imme-
diate consideration OF tho seIgnotiaye
bill and moved to refer it to tho com
mittce on finance as he thought no
matter OF such importance should be
reported TO thesoua.e without reference
to the finance committee. The dis.
cussion was taken up by Senators Hale,
HoNr, Cockrell and AldricIl.
Mr.. CockrclI, in the course OF the re.
marks, said he was astonished and
amazed at the action OF the senator
from Ohio (She.mun) in moving tho
reference OF the bill to the finance coin
mttee. He had supposed from the &C.
tion OF tho minority yesterday that
they were desirous OF taking up and
passing tho bill. He supposed that
when tho senate undertook to fulfill
pledges the senators from Ohio, Iowa
and Rhode Island would give their
assistance.
Senator Aldrich-Thc senator from
Rhode Island wanted to take up the
bill.
"Ihon why did you want to tako it
up" inquired Sir. Cockrell.
$50 as to defeat it promptly" replied
Mr.. Aldrich.
MORE EXPLANATIONS.
The question was further discussed
by Senators Hoar, Harris and Stewart,
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ACCEPTED THE ADVICE.

Probable TINT tho Now Great Northern
schedule Will stand by chief Arthur's
Advice.
ST. PAUL, MlNS., March 7.-Grand
Master Sargent, OF tho fremcn, and
Grand Chlot Arthur, Of tho engineers,
tho committee OF tho dissatisfied en-
ployos Of tho Great Northern railway,
to-day called on General Manager Case
in regard to tho modified schedule Of
wages submitted by tho mon in answer
to tho reduced schedule previously an
nounced by tho management.
Mr.. Case made statement showing
that tho new schedule was tho boat pos
slblO from tho com pany's standpoint
and explaining fully the proposed
changes. Tho men wero not satisfied
aud retired for consultation. During
tho consultation Chief Arthur recon- .
mended the acceptance OF tho schedule, /,
stating that it was better than that OF
any other northwestern road and equal
to the best roads in tho country. He
stated tho expense OF strikes mud ex-
pressed the opinion that the bost thing
to do was to accept.
From all that can be learned tonight
1t seems his advice has boon accepted
and tho men will offer no further oppo-
sttion. In an interview this afternoon
on the expense Of strikes Mr.. Arthur
said that his organization had for six
years been paying $50 a month to twcn.
ty-tive former 20" enginoord who had
been unable to secure work elsewhere.
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REDUCED FREIGHT RATES


For Iron nnd Steel OF tho Sixth Class-The
New Schedule.
PIrrsDUEGu, Pa, March 7.-The Pitts
burch freight committee met at . p. m,
and reduced rates TO take effect March
70, as follows:
From Pittsburgh and Wheeling to
East St. Louis 13 cents; Chicago II
cents; Cairo Is cents; Cincinnati 8
cents; Louisville and Jeliersonville 13
cents; Peoria y cents. Theso figures
apply to all articles OF iron and stecl
now rated as sixth class.
The old figures were: Pittsburgh TO
Chicago, Is cents; Eaat St Louis, ISL
cents; Cairo, 81 cents; Cincinnati, 12
cents; Jedersonville, - cents; Louis
vile, l6 cents; Peoria, II cents.
Tho rates from the Mahoning and
Shcnango valleys will bc two cents less
than Pittsburgh, and IRON Cleveland
will be three cents less than Pittsburgh
rates.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

The salo OF tho Pleastanton, Kas.,
bank was robbed OF $1,000 by burglars.
Seven cases OF small pox have beon
discovered In d Now York teuemont
house.
The preliminary trial trip Of the new
battle.ship Indiana proved success in
every particular,
Alderman Lomasney, Of Boston, was
shot, but not daugerously " wounded, by
4 crank yesterday.
Capt. Benjamin Thompson, OF Ken
nebunkport, Me, died last night, aged
100 years aud . months.
The New York board OF aldermen
has decided to float tho Irish tlug over
the city hall on st. Patrck's Day.
A 10 per cent cut in tho wages Of tho
heaters and tinishors at the Southern
rolling mill, Terre Hautc, Ind, has
been made.
Tho Donsion, Texas, cotton mill,
erected at cost OF $500.OO0 has been
disposed OF at public sale for $4,000 10
satisfy n judgment ior debt. -
Congressman Blanchard has been ap.
pointed United States senator from
Louisiana, to succeed Judge White,
whose resignation takes etfec. March
18th.
A portion OF Joliet, Ills, is under
water. Rains have caused the canal to
overflow. The water is n foot deep in q
number OF machine shops and lumber
yards.
Delegates from the labor organiza-
tions ol Boston met last night 10 form Il
new political party. ~ bitter fight
among tho factions occurred and they
adjourned in disorder.
Senator Blackburn denies that he Of
iered Miss Pollard $500 to withdraw
her suit against Congressman Breckin-
ridge, and is angry ut the usc oil his
nalne i'll such 4 connection.
Forty.four fourth class postmasters
were appointed yesterday. OF these
twenty.sevcn were to I'LL vacancies
caused by resignations,- fifteen by re.
movals and two BY deaths.
At the hearing on the house bill to
make an executive department OF the
labor bureau the bill was opposed by
labor representatives. on tho grounds
that it would not be wise to make n
political office OF tho bureau.
According to story current in Chi
caro Tascolt, tho alleged murderer OF
Millionaire Smell, visited Chicago in dis.
guise during the Worlds Fair, spending
week. Tascott is now said to be nego-
tia,ing through detective to return
openly giving evidence on condition OF
not being molested.
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NUNS IN THE SCHOOLS.
A Now Turn Taken In tho Difficulty
at Pittsburgh.
THE LEGAL BATTLE TO Be FOUGHT

viii Take Broad Ground and Tcst
tho Right OF tho Board OF Education
to Engage Members of Any Helig-
lous Order rs Teachers In tho Pub.
lie Schools-Thc Contest to 10 lie.
licvcd of Its Sectnrian Aspect und
Waged OH Purely legal Grounds.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Position.
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AN ANIAlpoltTANr nu,IoN.


a Report Tint Terra Alta IL to bo Nndo
tho End of Two baltimore Il OHIO
Divisions Grafton nnd Ksysor to DO
hbnndonUd-Thrcc Divisions Instead of
-Four.
SJseia! DiIpd'ch 10 he inttlfgtnetr.
TERRA ALTA, W. Va, March g.
There is q rumor current hero this
morning that tho baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company havo purchased Of
Col MT Wnrd Fitz.Gernld forty acres
OF land lying quarter Of milo east OF
hcre, aud 1t is said that immense works
will be erected and this made tho end
Of two divisions. Tho divisons will be
from Wheeling to Torra Alta and from
Terra Alta TO Brunswick, Nd, and
from Brunswick to Baltimore, thereby
cutting out Grafton and Koysor md
making three divisions instead OF four,
as it now stands. The report came
from both Keyser and Grafton, and ia
considered generally rolinblo. Ii this
Is true Terra Alta will tako on n boom
which will give wonderful growth to
tho little mountain town. 1t was stated
By Colonel Fitz-Gerald personally aome
time since TINT he had prcsonted tho
Baltimore & Ohio with several acres of
land and that they wanted to purchase
forty acres additional.
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NIORGAN'S RESOLUTION


On tho Action OF the English at Blue.
fclds-Its Object.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March IA res
olution Of inquiry concerning the Brit
ish at Bluefelds, which was introduced
in the senate by Mr.. Morgan to-day,
was the result of the discussion of this
subject BY the senate foreign relations
committee at its meeting this morning.
There is an apprehension in the minds
OF senators that the English govern
ment is making an effort to obtain n
footing on the eastern coast OF tho 18TH
mus in violation Of the CIayton-Bulwer
treaty, and the action Of the committee
is directed towards ACQUIRING whatever
information the state department may
have upon tho subject.
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THD WORST OVER.
Everything Quiet at tho Scono OF
tho MInors' Riots,
BUT THE MILITIA STILL ON HIND.
a Nunbor Of tho Goal Mlnea Re-
eumo Operations.
FAYETTE COUNTY JAIL FILLED

With Leaders OF the Disturbance aud
Tho Kunnwha County Prison Nlay
Be Pressed Into Sorvicc-An hddi-
tional Gntling Gun Taken to Eagle.
No Fears OF Further Trouble Whllo
tho Troops Arc on tho Ground-Thc
Evidence OF tho Pinllerton Detective
CorroboratGd by Jackson-Au Inter-
view With tho Supposed Dynn.
inter.
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THE TROY ELECTION RIOT.


Roland Held without Bnil-Tho Election
to bc Contested.
Troy, N. Y. March John Bolaud,
charged with firing the shot that killed
Robert Ross in yesterdays election
tragedy, was to-day remanded without
bail to awai. tho coroner's verdict.
William Rose, brother Of the murder
ed man, is in q critical condision and
his recovery Is doubtful. John Nc
Cough, another wounded man, is not
expected to survive. Whelan, tho do
feated candidate, will contest the cleo
tion on the ground OF extensive fraud
and repeating.
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GLADSroSE's ILLNESS.
Ile Is Suffering From Catarrhal Affect
of the Throat,

IIo Is Suffering From Catarrhal Affection
of tho Throat.
LONDON, March THE following bull
letin was issued to-day BY Mr.. Glad
stones physicians:
"Mr. Gladstone is suffering from a
troublesome cough, due to catarrhal
inflammation OF tho throat. His temper
aturc. however. Is only slightly above
normal and his strength is good. IIo
remains In bed"
Mr.. Gladstone was in cheerful mood
during the day and was able to dictate
replies to many OF the letters inquirinc
about his condition and expressing
sympathy.
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era hnyo liOd and II they don't stop It
5hoy will make it "hot" for tho paper.
The threat is treated with contempt.
a night operator has boOn secured
iior tho Western Union Office hcro dur.
ing tho trouble. Tho day operators
hnvo boon worked nineteen hours n
day, but have kept up remarkably well,
All Is quiet at tho stato house. Tho
usual shower OF telegrama did not come
this evening. Tho governor Ia indis'
posed md worn ont, md Is not In his
office tonight, as has been hia custom
during the trouble.
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Ngw YoRK. March 7.-Arrived, steam.
ers Edam. Rotterdam; Manitoba, Lon.
don; Tnnric, Liverpool; Lepanto, Ant
werp.
GLASGOW, March 7.-Arrivod-Peru.
vian, from Philadelphia.
SOUTHAMPTON. March 7,-Arrived-
Aller, New York.
NEw YoRE, March 7.-Arrived-C -Ches-
ter. from Southampton.
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Noted British OiiIcer Drnd.

LONDON, March The Daily MtEs aU-
nouuces tho death at TeneroGe, Of Col.
A. i. Ellis. who commanded tho British
forces in the recent expedition against
the Soids in the interior OF Sierra Leone.
Col. Ellis died OF fever which he had
contracted in Sierra Leone.
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OswEoo, N. Y, March 7.-Higcins,
Pla!t Republican, was elected mayor
over Bulger, Cleveland Democrat, by
twelve votes. The result will be con.
tested on the ground Of fraud in three
wards. MCGOWAN. Hill Democrat. re-
ceived less than 400 votes. Over 5000
votes were polled.
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SEVERAL MORE WEEKS
May Pasa Before the Tariff Bill Cots
Botoro tho Senate.
THE FULL COMMITTEE IS CALLED

To Meet To-day to HCooivo 1t, Bnt II
VIII DO Some TiJnC Before It Can DO
Reported to tho Sonatc-No Agree.
mcnt Yet HoaChCd on tho Sugar
Schedule, and Several Democratic
Senators still Protesting Against
Portions OF the Dill-Thc scignoragc
Bill Comes Scnr Being Rnilroadcd
Through.
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BIG FIGHT IN PROSPECT.
Mob OF sevcnty-five Mon In Pursuit oi
Fifteen Lynchers.

Fifteen Lynchors.
RICHMOND, Va, March T. News
has just been received that seventy
five OF tho friends OF Slaugh.
ter, tho man who was lynched
n fortnight ago at Sparta y. G., are
looking for the fifteen men who OK.
ecutcd him. The men who lynched
Slaughter arc dodging about
in the country to avoid the
vengeance OF thorouhly aroused friends
OF their victim. Slaughter Yas lynched
for shooting down in cold blood man
at wedding.
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LONDON, Nlurch s.-Tho Daily Meps
says that the Marquis OF Butte has
written letter in which he suggests
that Gladstone be elected chancellor OF
Of the Welsh University as a mark Of
honor.
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BuEHos AYREs. March 7.-Advices
from Rio dc Janeiro say: The state OF
sloco In Brazil has been extended until
May. The vessels OF the insurgent
squadron are at present inactive.
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For West Virginia, showers; variable winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio, threat.
'enlns and Light showers probably Thursday
warmer. on the lakes: northwest Winds, becoln.
Ing variable.
TIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
rs furnished by C. sCMSErF, druggist. corner
Market and Fourteenth streets