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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
,,rpnrp or NON rNTON ENGINEER

Danvile IL. july 29.-shootng at non-union men
IN the East Illinois yards at DanVhle 1u"c"on 10
~ -" ,,,,s, nightly occurrence Joe
n,rr.s an engineer was shot asst evening and
1i.l from the effects II the wound at noon to-day
AZ ST E.Izabeth's Hospital His engine was crossing
Tairnc.h-s st when man standing on me sileWah
I'm, a few feet distant deliberately nred four sn0's
on, OF 4 revolver into the cab Of the engine me
first shot struck Byrnes In the SIDE ana arr
domen The murderer walked away ana escapr .
Neither Byrnes hts fireman. Brown Khe" ''e
assailant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
4nrryrrRE OF A STOwA WAY.

. INV 9s-The schooner Cactus. OF Bath,
-, : wIey from Baltimore. with Goa.
ranor,s JI,y O. OF Cape Henry, rescuins George
w.. oter having been in the water some four
TEEN hours. The rescued man is native OF Bristol
$500 and WAS a stowaway on board the John
.,on Zine steamer Temp.emore bound from Liver,
pool for Ba.tmors "nsn 'ns ''sA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
THE TEIBUNrs SPECfAL DELIVERIFS
SEA AND LAND AND DISTANT LAKES ANb No'%
TAlNs COVERED.

JAMS " TTNI''|'
Block Island. r. l.. July p CSpeciaD.-lhe ~"
York Sunday Tribune surprised The l'lAh1 'V
Aav bv rea hing the hotels here at il .. m nun
erto the %cw-York papers have not s''''' -.
~ and none Of the competitors OF me
rri,r,e re,ched here to-day until long after
o'clock The Tribunes special delivery was "n''''i
by the swift steam yacht ocean View, owned ana
managed by thai cntcrpr!sng and popular '''''
ner Captain Frank y. Dodge
Blue Mountain Lake. y. y. Jnly - me sP','"
blackboard brought up the copies '' I"' '''''''
Tribune to-day I'm good season b"for" s"pi'r-'i'e
,r,vtng here at sos p. m. md boat VAS dl-
matched at once 10 carry the paper to The camps
on RaQuette Lake.
Plattsburg. ~ Y. July @.-The Network sun
dav Tribune was delivered all through the nou"
tain region to-Any By SPECIAL traln ana "nb0"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
THE MIRANDA MAKES A FRESH START

81 Jonn's. y F. July % Owing to The dense roy
me steamer Miranda. conveying the COOK Nr'".
ev,e1,,ion. was compelled 10 return To p'r' '"S'
rgh, and anchored til this morning. "h'h sn'
-, .,t, a. : O'Clock She had no cofnmunica ,
a.; ,i'G sbnr. Last night thick fox s"' ~ az,
Confirmed all day today The rt,anrr In "9 steamer
..-"an which arrived her" from fhlIAd'Iiihl" u
dav reports numerous ic"beiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
rp,ys,rLAYTYc TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers on the French Line steam
or La Normandie. which arrived mere 80
49,, Hare were W. r. Clanin Mr.. and Mrs
II u1.cka Mr.. and Mrs A. F. De Castro Mr..
an1 Mrs p. Garmendla Leon IIirsch. Mrs; ana
Miss Lhcu% Mr. p and Mrs f Ree Mrs de-
1Tpp,s;;r,, M " X Vnderhll and J. +. Wagner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
cllnLrnA AnATlNG II ST rETERshvRG
-cAXNnr AanEE ~ a DWELLING GRorN1
I'LL. rnrxcu cotnNIEs Overlooked.

IonI1n. July -0-rhe Paris 'orresp'nient 81 me
Dan, Sew" AVS. 1T WIS discovered IN N" last
t, - OBJ. .l.l,i. I'D th~ chamber on The Ant
Au,r.his, bnl ,hai The colonies had ben over
/. 3.l I'm framing fh- m"nsur" Many jurl-ta a.
,-, fh., consequently the lnw is not applicant"
moro premier pu;uy intends 20 apply ne "a" -
IN. colonies by decree. THIS - regarded a. ri'het
boil. step"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
rxn or THE IRON MINERS STRIKE.

Ironwooa. Mich, July 2s.-The miners strike on
the Cogebic range was declared of to-day after an
,dleness OF six weeks and loss 10 the worklngmen
~, sioo no ard an additional tax TO the county OF
10 900 The militia will leave here tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30

Cape Henry Moore secured life-preserver ana
deliberately jumped overheard, thinking that ne
comd swim ashore but the strong current
oyercame his endeavor TO reach shore, and he was
eventually picked up by the Cactus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
TIE wrLLMAN motto EXPEDITION

London. jay On letter published TINS morn
Ing NJ Flrllon saws of Waiter W'lnanS Nr'''
.Nu,llt.ou. Il fear that tho Erkrgs news % M
yy.'uan AMI hs parry Is unreliable Tho lhSrncr
80 . i,fe and other nets lead me - concnd" Nit
-. Err King met some scnier which had coinhHhi,
ci'rI WITH Mr. Wclman between May " ""'
Mny II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30

copcnhsgen. July %. The celebration OF inc row"
Princes silver wedding closed last evening", ~ Wv
AmalienborR Palace there was " b''''' "'"','' "
' ..,,., ,nos,s ,yerr exchanged with en-
,huslasm and King Christian thanked me t nnn
,xho had come 10 congratulate IN" lnM" AZ, drt,c
49, ia tho evening all left the palace 10 nriN =,
!.h,oyb me streets while III" city was iIiumlnntei
thiouki' ,.a,L ,vere qet m from the housetops ana
NJ ,nro,yn varshlus In the harbOr. The royal parry
ihe ossor,ei through the streets b. several com
names Of fIussars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30

Buzzards Bay. Mass, July @-The ONEIDA was
Obliged 10 20 to New Bedford for coal but Is again
here the Benedicts being guests at Gray uaoi s
to-day. The Oneida leaves TOT ->e"-io'" - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
n,YJDED DEMOCRATS And THrH BILL

---~ THE RrcINNING or THE END
From, The New-York Recorder
The beginning Of The ena OF fon nr be in ssh
emp - ..ance C'om1nlttce 10 which the whole bus
ness has been once more referred win w Pds IN
ran@. a settlement Is expected on a.! hands III
ayasb7ngton 20 Jet Mr. Cleveland down as eaSIy a.. %
POSSIBLE but nevertheless, 70 report VI i I'M, {,
passage % the German p''
,anIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
ARCUDUKE WILLIAM KILLED.
Thrown FROM HIS HORSE NEAR
VIENNA. DYING IL \ FEW HOURS.
THE ANIMAL, FRIGHTENED by AN ELECTRIC
CAR-THE ARCHDUKEs FOOT CAUGHT IN
THE sTrRRt'P. AND HE WAS DRAGGED
MORE THAN 100 YARDS.

MORE TIIhN 100 YARDS
Vienna July 29-While the ArchGuke William was
riding this afternoon In Baden, near VIENNA MS
horse was frightened by an eectrc car anu po'"''
The Archluhe was thrown. his foot caught IN the
s,irrun and he was dragged more than 100 yards.
lie was inscnslSe when the horse was stopped. ana
he died a. $40 O'Clock wilhou; having recoycre con,
sriousne,s The PHYSICIANS who attended MIN SAID
maj death was caused by conclusion OF the BRAIN
The ArchGuke born In 1874 lie never mar
ricI He was Inspector General ana Master vi
Ordnance in the Austrian Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30

Quick Relief from Group Is afforded by LIT.
Javnes Expectorant the old family standby ior
Coughs and Colds Pulmonary and Bronchial Aneo-
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
THE TRIBUNE FKESH-dIE FcND'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

,,-,.., ............ 81. 100 81
Previously Sckno"'us"''' ''''....... 400
f T.
Par, proceeds ~ IA bazaar held nt fri i,'hN.
Ada Burrovcs astf'rl n
J,sscs Nav and Laura Bnrfel" winnie 'n'
III, Austin sadie Fannie Parker. nhclt
I]~c,t Julia Nance. Esra Cotn"eli nh.I
Ferry Ethel Davis ~ 'rrnc ,, hu. e'' ~ 80 N
James Hubbard ana ""''' ,... 1000
'1.m CITY ...''''.'''''' ......... 1000
''32G' ............... - ~, -.
Proceeds of fair helh Nv ~, Nv 800
Cuyiga loh" HOUSE, '"''' ............ % ~
". \. H.. 2D
I. II. ~ -. Nch''n' RIA '''' 1870
q. J.. P...........'.
-. T.. ManhhN"h h'"''' - ........... 500
proceeds mgscele heid a. me nom" ,'"' Iii2
villa. Lake h"P'''>""' 80 ............. 1000
s,h
i.rocseds Of an entertainment given. y ,tl'
guests AZ Churchhi Iaa,I. Ht''n ~ 'u,cter 100
Guiding sh given Dy hI :: ........ % %
I'deiia -. Eaton / hN'., ~ 800
J. " r.. 1orfhSoh IN 800
$3.50 ord saved by William. sG"d e'ght'..''' va
,.o, .........si3744 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
rAxr.oxGo NAY RETIRE TO \ MONASTERY.

Rome July % Sgnor Tinlongo' the central 'H'
mr.. ia The nanca Romano frauds. * said 10 be- on
the point Of retiring - monastery 81 PaSsofniSt
ia ,l'.rs wher. De- Will devote himself 70 reH'ou-
.xorcses and eventually leave an Offering ~ mans
Tor his acduitial lie vii 10 this In iuhlineht OF
VOW made by him while In prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30

.Vpen she was a Child she cried for Castorla-
When she became Miss. she chung TO Sastori1
When she had children. she gave them Cas'o''@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
4 TyIFpUOyE COMPANY WITH BIO CAPITA L.

Springfield. H.. July 29-The Secretary OF state
Yesterday licensed the Harrison Telephone Company
of Chicago with a capital stock OF S@e" me m
corporatOrs are Thomas whitney W. ~ NV ~
G. r. H. Hughes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
e,,cc,,,1RrD WITHOUT NOTICE.

From The Chicago Inter ocean 49,
The reports from Washington are that NV N'lrh,
he encr,rnbe1 Z, the Sugar and WhskeN Truss
i,La ii,te man But IT is not treating Inc h,oi
for the defence" right IN not consulting VII" MN
before sunping
SURRENDER WOULD BE SHAMEFUL
Fran, The ST Louis Globe Democrat.
surrender by the House 10 the Senate IN w
,ar,N 0oht when the House has the MASSES OF ne
narty as well 90 the President on us slu" "o"'H
bean on that body the contempt OF IN" country
ARE THEY AFRAID or THE CoNsEQUENcES?
From The Chicago Tribune.
Possibly the reason why the little Clique o. son
a.ors refuse 10 allow any bill, but their own I, -,
&c that they are afraid OF the consequences II .n,y
do NOT gc, for the Sugar Trust what IL uriniI'in'
II NAV be that they feel themselves IN us po"''
TIE PRESIDENT PLAYS NEXT.
Fran The Philadelphia Press.
The next turn depends the President lbs y
,,a nov, NAV I'm the game. The Senate has SHOWN
a strong hand. and now IL rests In confidence IL
The pres,dcn: moves tmid.y and irrcso.utey, ne ~
he,ten lie must nght-there Is nothing ese ~ igt
nnx,h,ng he must fight body and unninchihgIy
The country will walt 70 see whether ne WAL
do Il.
ONE FEATURE IN 1T TO STAY.
From The Brooklyn Eagle
Under no circumstances. Apparently. can one
feature he removed from any tarin BID winch my
ha aa-eod upon although II Is a feature sros,,
onongh m damn IL In the opinion Of The Eagie,.
Az income tax Is apparently a certainty, In the
event OF any new tariff legislation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELA

FIFTH AVENUE-Sena;or George F. Hoar, OF
Massachusetts, GILSEY-William A. Pinkerton OF
Chicago. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. NJ Nelson.
OF Alabama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30

THE NATIVES ~ TIE COUNTRY DISTRICTS WON /
TAKE THE NEW OATH or ALLEGIANCE
AN ANNEXATTON PETITION.

TAKE THE NEW OATH or ALLt'lANNE-
An ANNEXATION PETITION.
San Francisco. July e9-The steamship Australia
arrived here yesterday morning six ana 'ne-"a''
days from Honolulu bringing Hawaiian anVcts ="
Tuly q Peace prevails throughout Hawaii, ana the
new Government appears TO be- trmy Established
The Jury system under the new Constitution IL
c,uslng some trouble in the country districts Inc
Constitution requires all jurors TO take the oa'" VI
allegiance t. the Republic and TO apJure d"
help IN restoring the Monarchy In any form III
one country district II has been impossible to get
a,,ich Jurors 20 serve the Honolulu Royalists nav
ing sent ont a circular stating that no answer "du
vet been received To President NIeVeiaius , ~,
tended action and warning the natives 10 Keep ou.
~ to,l,Ias AMI 10 take no oahs OF allegiance rNeh
the most ardent Royaisis. however nav IN
that ihc commission recently sent 10 W aShins or
VIII DE- able t. accomplish anything IN eN-Vuee'
Iiiluokalanrs behalf - ,.,-
ncnt was shown just before the steamer salIe l'
Government honis 70 the value o' s'Vvy ,,,nn
had gone begging Al q, were easily dTpo7"h 81 DIT
The Hawaiian star of July Il snys that Judge
: \ Wlloman. Samuel Parker John + Cummin ~,
aul Major seward who rrrrn'E ietI no',iu"
, p.tit'Sn f,r me annexation Of the Hawaiian Isl
AMI. ~ ~. i.nticl Sia,rs The petition is said to
hr ..rnei by many natives and other Royaliss, who
have reached me conclusion there u no hop' OF q
rr-,rauon Of the Monarchy anl VINO TeSk an ,n
I.on '' ~ ,he I.nirci Sta;c. '''
chicago. Ju.y % The representatives. ~ th" Ma
Wd-.n ElNaHsis arrived 10 'h'iR' "'S ''9
over OBJ. Slr'l r." road. Mr. Wii2mann. A''lhs a.
spokesman. -iil - reporter that 'he parry "'''
soi,e - -a~ Nii,ul. clr.'a he Interests oil jus
,cc They could not SAY hoy "ouA De receive a.
/ , Delegation Is the President. vet ihet nop'i I.
gar 4 h~lr.ng from Mr. cleveland or ne sec ,
/ - STATE Th.' had ~ iIea. }. wever, AS 20 Oi n
Z measure o. success which would 1ccompnny n II
mission %" primary ohi"ct ~ when Is 10 WIuc'
~. f-u.f.l states government - reius" 70 r"''s
!, ,. ~. NV Republic Of Hawaii. Mr.. Parker IN
.,,r,,eI mat the new Hawaiian 'onsiltuil1n va
,,.r go. t..t... m -1me parts Z DO" Republic
| .h. - ye-nn-r, hli been unable % oh'an en-.
| D.. g. ry- Jurors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
DEATH or MRS ROBERT y. RoOSEFhLI' '"'

The wife OF Robert b. Roosevelt. jr.. OF New ork
CITY died at Shelter Island Yesterday ho'i''s 'o"'
blood poisoning, caused by tonsliius
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30

WOODLAND CEMETERY
Office No 20 f. 2Sd-st
vood,avn Station Oath WARD. Harlem Rafroaa
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-23
TO DOWN A TRUST.
Members of the Coal Oil Combine In
diCted at Waco.

WACO, Tex, Nov 21,-In the
District court of the Fifty-fourth
judicial district the grand jury this
morning presented to Judge Sam R,
Scott a batch of indictments, among
which was one Of forty pages of le-
gal cap, which has been in prepara'
tion for a week or more.
This indictment charges that
John D. Rockefeller Henry M. Flo
yer, VIM Rockefeller, John D.
Archibald, Benjamin Brewster,
Henry H, Rogers, Wesley H. Til
ford, Henry Clay Pierce, Arthur M.
Finley, G, M, Adams, j. p. Gruet,
&. Wells, VIM. Grice, e. T. Hath
way, j. A. Austin and others felon-
ously entered into a conspiracy to
control the coal oil market, and by
acts and deeds did drive out compe-
titiou by selling below cost of pro-
duction for the time being, and
raising the price after crushing out
competition.
This indictment was written by
Hon, II, L, Henry, Assistant Attor.
ney-General, after conference with
the Attorney.General and Gov.
Hogg. During the visit of the Gov
ernor here he discussed the matter
and has promised to issue his requi
sltion for the parties outside Of
Texas.
Two of the gentlemen against
whom the bills are returned are il
Texas and will be required to give
bond tomorrow
Judge Scott did not intend to al
low publication of these charge
pending the serving of papers, bui
it got out and is now the current
talk on the streets The indict
ment was found upon evidence o
witnesses brought here from Ohit
and from testimony of Texas deal
ers in coal oil.
1t was j. b, Harris of BrucevillC
who first started the inquiry,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-23
CITY ORDINANCE.

An ordinance calling in the out
standing warrants or scrip of the
city of Texarkana, Arkansas here
tofore issued by said city, in order
20 cancel and reissue the same, and
liking the time and place for the
presentation of the same, and pro-
yiding the statutory penalty forneg-
iect or refusal to present the same
at the time and place specified
herein.
BE it enacted by the city council
Of the city of Texarkana, Ark,
Section /. That it is deemed ex-
pedient by the city council Of the
city of TeXarkana, Arkansas, to call
IN the outstanding warrants orscrip
Of the city of Texarkana, Arkansas,
heretofore issued by said city, in or.
der to cancel and reissue the same.
Section 2. That the holders of
warrants or scrip Of the city of
Texarkana, Arkansas, heretofore
issued by said city, be aud the said
holders are hereby ordered and re-
luired to present the sad warrants
or scrip of said city Of rexarkana,
Arkanas, heretofore issued by said
city, to the city council Of the city
Of Texarkaaa, Arkansas, in the
council chamber in the city hall in
said city Of 'lexarkana, Arkansas,
between the hours Of 1880 o'c.ock
D, m. and 1890 o'clock p m, op the
26th day Of February, 1895, in 0 der
that the said warrants or scrip
may be cancelled and reissued
Section B That all persons Who
shall hold any warrants of said city
Of Texarkana, Arkansas, and neg.
lect or refuse TO present the slme
as required by this ordinance rhall
be forever debarred from deri ing
any benefits from their claims,
Section 4. That this ordina nee
shall take effect and be in free
from and after it's passage, dated
Nov 18th, 1894,
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County or MILLER,
CITY OF TEXARKANA
!, G. W. rreher, Recorder, with
in and for the City Of TeXarkana,
Arkansas do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing ordinance was
passed by the Counci q The llore-
said City on Npyem1e the 18th,
1894, 1t an ldiourneI session, the
same beiul IN ordinance entitled
IAN ordinance calling in the out
standing warrants or scrip of the
City of Texarkana Arkansas, here
tofore issued by said city, In order
to cancel and reissue the same,
and fixing the time and place for
the presentation Of the same, and
providing the statutory penalty for
neglect or refusal to present the
same at the time and pIacespecI6ed
herein"
In witness whereof ! bereunto set
my hand and cause the seal Of said
city to be affixed, this 10Th day of
November, 1894
SEAL g. W ThEllER
/ If 10 Recorder,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-23
Monarchy in Brazil.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov, 22.-
Minister Mendonca, of Brazil, say
the report that rebel admiral, Sa
lenia da Cana, has resumed tb
leadership of 1000 rebels agains
the new government of Presidep
Moraes Is the last expiring gasp {
monarchy in Brazil, The ministe
has not received official con6rm
tion Of the report, but says If tru
il will be a good thing for the go'
ernment, The latter has been n
ported to treat Da CANA and othe
rebels with leniency, and there VIZ
the prospects of a general amnest
to them. In that case they woul
have returned to Rio Janeiro to r.
sumo their monarchlal pleas. Br
with da Cana an open rebel he ca
be more easily dealt with than as
secret plotter Minister Mendone
says the Government will NAL
quick work Of the da Cana rebe
lion If it proves to be true, and
thereby exterminate the last yes
tige of monarchy in Brazil,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-23

Freeman at Edgemore. He occu-
pies the rooms occupied by the
Clevelands when they were being
entertained by Mr. Freeman. DR..
Parkhurst said last night that he
lad read M. Platt's statement.
"Mr Platt waits till victory has
been gained, complete and over
whelming at great expense, and
then endeavors to get his work
in.
"He shows himself an out and out
traitor to the town. l wish that
The community would assert itself
IN some way and put an end to him
and his ways, For every good deed
that has been and will be accom-
Dlished we are liable to suffer be.
cause of his doings. Mr.. Platt is a
nuch worse man than Croker to
deal with 1t is much more difficult
TO reason with him. Iwould rather
light five Crokers than this man
Platt, who represents nothing more
chan phase Of rank American pol
tics People of New York hate
)ossism next to Tammany.
"Bossism is distinctly un-Ameri-
1an, and now that Tammany is out.
lawed we must take hold together
md throttle its perilous and mis-
chieYious conferees.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-23
"a little farm we'll titled,
A little cellar well filled,
A llELln Ml[n Mnll Mllled. y

What could you wish a man bet
ter than that2 The last Is not th
least by any means, but how can .
wife be well willed If she be the vic
tim of those distressing maladie,
that make her life a burdenY Let
her take DR., Pierce's favorite Pre-
scdption and cure all painful irreg
ularities uterine disorders, lnilama
tion and liberation, prolapsus ant
kindred weaknesses, 1t is a boor
and blessing to woman, Thous
ands are in the bloom of health
through using it, when otherwise
they would be under the sod. Arc
you sufferer Use It, or some day
we may read
A little wife self wlllod,
Rosewood coffin curly llod,
Spite OF doctor well skilled,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-23
DAVIS WILL CONTEST.
Ie Has Written His Statement of the
Case to Chairman Tauheneck.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21,-Chairmar
'Caubeneck of the populist commit
zee says there will be a great many
contestants among the populist
candidates for Congress, but so fay
lie has not received any direct in
ormation except in one instanc,
where a populist candidate intend
o contest. This exception is j. H
Davis, who was candidate for Con
{ress in the fourth district agains
Congressman Culberson. Davis ha;
ssued a card which Taubeneck ha
n his possession 1t is statemen
)f the vote cast for Congress at tn,
asst election, Davis says IN tn,
5ard that the Democrats gave Cul
person 1888 majority in Lamar, 80;
n Marion, 36 in Morris, 343 in Bow
e and 63 in Franklin, making in al
2345. He says that the Democrat
rave him Davis majorities as fol
ows Delta 6O4, Hopkins 1870, Titu
385, Red River 14O, Cass l41, makinI
/ majority for Davis of 1860 Davi
says the following is the way il
which the votes were cast anC
shows the true result if they are
counted properly; Davis majori-
les are Delta 500, Hopkins 1870, IT.
us 2S5, Red River l22, Cass 4S5
Norris GA, Bowie 32, Marion 467
Total 2537. According to his count
Julberson's majorities are: Lamar
1898, Camp 337, Franklin So. Total
1888, thus giving Davis a majority
)f 904. Davis says in his card that
there were no frauds complained
If in Lamar, Delta, Franklin, Titus,
Red River and Hopkins, so far as
Known. In other counties the
yrossest frauds and most violent in
Justice has been perpetrated by
che Democrats, 1t is well known
that in Bowie, Cass and Marion the
most consummate outrages has
oeen committed against me. Dav
IS informs his friends here that he
intends to fight the matter to the
bitter end, He has a strong fighc
before him as in the first place Con
gressman Culberson is no squad in
politics or in anything else, and IN
the second place his popularity
among the old members, the Re
publicans as well as the Democrats
will make the work of shaking him
out of his seat extremely difficult,
Mr.. Taubeneck expects to heaI
from other contesting populist car
lidates for Congress after the meet
ing Of populist candidates in Texas
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-23
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement an,
tenda 10 personal enjoyment whel
rightly used. The many, who livo bot
tcr than others and enjoy llio moro, WY
iesa expenditure, by moro prompt,
odoptIng the world'a best products Il
tbc needs of physical being, will after
the value to health Of tho pure liquiO
laxative principles embraced In th
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
he excellence Ia due to It's presentln
In The form most acceptable and plc,g
ant 10 Che taste, the refreshing and trul
boneGclal properties Of perfect lax
atiye elIeetually cleansing tho system
diapeIllnp colds, headaches and fever
and permanently curing constipation
IL has given satisfaction 70 millions I'll'
moi With Tho approval Of che medicq
profesnIon, because IL acts on the ki9
poys Liver and Bowels without wteoI
onIng them and II Is perfectly free iiol
every Objectionable substance :,
Syrnp Of FIga l. for sale by all dful
pIala n so cont bottles, but y is ma
9laclured by the California Fig syru
Cn' only. whose namo Is printed on ever
pnckaee, Also The name, Syrup OF Fig
Md being woll informed, you, VIII nc
accent any substitute II offered
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-23

in the days of "no popery" riots in
London, which were led by Lore
George Gordon, He spoke of un-
just attacks made upon the Catho
lie church by the A, P. A., and kin
dred anti-Romap Catholic organiza
lions. He declared the Catholic
church was not opposed to the
progress of civilization, was not
guilty of intolerance and was not il
favor of union in church and
state.