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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11

Cash quotations. were as follows: Flour
was dun and demand limitel the feeling
spring 5p5055lsc No. 2 red STA. Corn
No. 2, $3.50. Oats-No, ?, 30J41g3O1ac. Mess
pork, per barrel 8i4 5O@1f 40. Lard, per
100 pounds, vs. 9O121D 05. Short rib sides
81 s71a0 o.. Dry sailed shoulders, 55 STAG
900; short clear sides, S. l5GDs 30.
Whisky, dlstillers 81 80.
Cincinnati, Sept. l0.-Flour-sprtng patents
s. 256Sj 0: fancy s. 7502 30; Iamilyt2 5 az
= s.. Wheat quiet; No. , red 511e51i9c. Corn
quiet; No mixed ear Sc; No. yellow ear
5l1ac; mixed ear, light, $50. Oats quiet; \ o.
9 mixed 3lhc. Barley firm; extra No. 3, So
Pork - city mess 81 81; clear mess
Sl5 -: family SO IS; clear family SIC 3d. Lard
steam Leaf 81 s7ll kettle dried 50 l21; bakers
s. wa long ~ p. Bacon steady; shoulders
81 IS; short rib sides s. IS; short clear sides
% 20. Whisky firm att 81 %.
St Louis, sept. l0.-Flour steady. Wheat
closed same as saturday. Corn closed same
as saturday; September boHc; December
81 &c; May 52@c. Oats closed same as sat
urday; September sic; October al31c; May
365s0364c, Professionalism mess selling at
Sl5 Don orders, So IS. Lard-prime steam
sold at IS 10; choice 50 W. Dry sailed
meats-shouloers g. IS; longs and clear rios
s. ia; shorts 5 ~. Bacon-boxed should
ers s. 15D7 e753; longs ~ sra clear ribs
o.; shorts 10 25 II gh wines firm at
Baltimore. Sept. l0.-Flour unchanged, dun;
western superiine 81 70Gl 50; western extra
81 OO02 30; family & 5LGG3 10; winter wheat
straight s. IS % So Wheat steady: No.
red spot 55s@56c; September 55hQ56c;
OCTOBER 5G15G956Ac; December 59is059i(c;
MAY 64Q64lac' steamer No. 2 red 5354Gl535ac;
milling by sample, 57dbT1ac. Corn quiet;
mIxed spot 5s3sc Did; September Sac q:
year 56J4c bid southern white. COG &c; south
ern yellow. 6l6U2c Oats inactive; No. 2whte
western, 351ac asked No. mixed western
53Iac. Rye frmer; No. 2, SEC. Hay slwo;
good to choice timothy SIS 5Odl4 % Grain
freights very dull steam to Liverpool per
quarter Is IA SEPTEMBER; Cork for orders,
per quarter 2s i1sdG12s 90 September; cotton,
PES 100 lbs, zJc; -four, per 100 lbs. Sc.
Provisions firm; mess pork $40 70. Bulk
meats-shoulders Stst; short rib clear sides
sac; clear sldes 934c. Sugar cured shoulders
sac; hams, small li4c iar c 81 refined
lard l014c Butter was hrn; creamery fancy
Eggs quiet at 1514Ml6c. CoIee quiet at l6c.
Sugar steady; graduated 5.O5c.
Rice.
New York. Sept iO-Rice active aud
firm; domestic fair to extra 4l(05Bo;
Japan 41zG44c
New York Sept 10. -- Wool market was
quiet and steady; domestic fleece l3924c;
pulled i5034c.
Petroleum, OILS, Etc.
New York Sept, 8.-Cotton seed oil was
dun but firm; crude Boo; yellow Bic.
New York Sept. 1J-Petroleum market
quiet; Washington. IN barrels. 81 o.: Wash
iEgton, IN bulk, 81 80; rehnei New York, in.
barrels, 8 %, Philadelphia In barrels s. 10;
Philadelphia in bulk g 6OG82 %
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40 New Panama Bond.

Paris, Sept 1O.--In an interview to-day
NJ GautrOn, the liquidator Of the afairs
OF the Panama Canal Company, stated
that the date Of the new issue OF bonds
had been postponed 10 Sept. ~, when
securities 10 the amount Of 10000. 900
francs win be offered. 10 was not proba-
bic he said that a technical commission
would be sent 70 the isthmus
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SPANISH VESSELS FINED.
Judge Locke of the United States
Court Decides the Oases.

Court Decides the Oases.
Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. i0.-A special
to the Times Union from Tampa, Fla,
says: Judge Locke Of the United States
court to-day rendered his decision in the
cases of the twelve Spanish fishing
smacks captured within the three-mile
limit of the gulf coast, and charged with
violating the custom laws The owners
of eight of the vessels were found
guilty and are liable for the payment Of
the fine of 80 800 each. The other four were
discharged on this count, but all twelve
vessels have been libelled IS, 900 each for
violating the quarantine laws, and the
judge has not yet decided the quarantine
case. The vessels were captured last July,
and are still in custody of the collector
of customs at Tampa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11
RALLY AT RALEIGH.
State Convention of Democratic Clubs
to Meet in North Carolina.


to Meet in North Carolina.
Washington, Sept. l0.-Hon. Charles Fl.
Mansur, second controller Of the treasury,
has accepted President Julian S. Carr's
invitation TO speak at Raleigh, Sept. 20.
IL is the occasion of the state convention
OF democratic clubs, and is to be made
great celebration. The other speakers
viii be Hon. Hoke Smith, Secretary Of
the Interior; Chauncey f. Black, presi-
dent; and Lawrence Gardner, secretary
Of the National Association OF Demo-
cratic Clubs; and Senators Ransom and
Jarvis
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The DAILY MARKETS,
Resume Of The Transactions in All
Business CenteTS,

The Local Markets Steady and Quiet.
Cotton Futures Lower, but Spots
Steady and Generally Unbalanced.
Gains in the Leading Stocks at the
New York Stock Exchange-Cash
Wheat and Corn in Good Demand.
savanuah, Sept. IO-There vas no specially
Interesting feature in the market today.
There was comparatively small transaction
IL cotton the market. however. remained
steady and unchanged. Rosin was in good
demand Ii oUgh prices were very. Irregular.
The general markets were steady and quiet.
Inc stock market at the New York Ex-
change was narrow one and very irregular.
The general market closed earlier, with net
gains OF Z to II PEI cent. American sugar
lost L.
Wheat held firm during the early trading.
OUT the government report gave an Increase
IN visible supply that was surprisingly large.
ms weakened the market. and it lost sc on
December futures. Cash wheat was steady.
Inc corn market was Influenced by the forest
tres and. scare of frost, and was firm at
the Chicago Board Of Trade. Later. the
report Of an increased visible supply caused
degree Of weakness, and the market
closed with loss of &c on Nay futures. Cash
corn was in good demand and prices higher.
The cats market was undressing but
prices ruled higher. Provisions were firm
and higher.
The Liverpool cotton market was closed.
Futures In New York declined and Influenced
the spot markets at the south Although the
tone was generally steady, there were but
small transactions at any Of the markets.
The following resume OF. the different mar
kets will show the tone and the quotations
for the day:
Cotton,
The demand fell OF little on account Of
the decline at New York but there was no
change in the quotations. The sales fot the
entire day we're l,2l5 bales. Al the Cotton
Exchange at the nrst call at 10 o'clo. K the
market was bulletined steady and IN
changed, with. sales OF 1856 bales. At the
second call at l O'Clock P. m. it was IN
changed. with sales of ASP bales. At the last
call alta O'Clock p. N. IL closed steady ana IN
changed with further sales of CT bales. The
following were the ottlcial quotations:
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TO LISTEN AND LEARN.

OIose Attention 70 a Speech by Ex-
Gov. ana Senator Jarvis.
Raleigh, N. c., Sept. 1O.-A special to
the News and Observer from Goldsboro,
n. c., says. "At 2 o'clock to-day large
crowd gathered here, estimated at from
500 to 1900, with good many
third partyites. Ex-Gov. jarvis
spoke for over two hours on
the platform in the court house
square. Good order and the best of at
tention was given him. There were no
enthusiastic plaudits or demonstrations,
but the crowd created the impression
that they came to listen and to learn
The speaker was presented by Mr.. A. +.
Aycock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11
A COKE TRUST.

Operators in West Virginia Combine
to Control the Product.
Chattanooga, Sept. 10.-The Tradesman
has information that twenty coke opera
tors in the Pocahontas field of West Vir-
GINA have formed company to be known
as the Flat Top United Coke Company of
Bramweak w. Va, and nearly all the
other operators in the field will Join, thus
practically controlling the entire product,
which exceeds /, 100, 900 tons annually.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11
Baron Erlnnrer Dead.

Berlin, Sept 10-A dispatch from
Genoa announces the death in that city
Of Baron Erlanger, the well known Ger
man banker.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11

At the last call at 4 O'Clock the market was
bul-stlned firm aud unchanged. with 10 sales.
he following were the quotations for the
same Gay last year. 4, B; and D SOC; Z,
s5c; F, g.; q, 81 %; E.-SiI5. l. 81 80; X
SIS; 81 S4O5; y s So; window glass, 6. =;
water white $50.
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HALF THE TOWN BURNED.
Oak View, Tex, County Seat, Nearly
Wiped Out by Fire.

Houston, Tex, Sept. lO.--A report
comes from Oak View, the county seat of
Live Oak county, that half the town has
been wiped out by fire. Among the build
iugs burned were Il. Weimar's store,
Guilford's saloon, drug store and several
other stores. No further particulars Yet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11

Quebec, Sept l0.-Cardinai Taschereau
has resigned the archbishopric of Quebec
owing to failing health, aud Monsiguor
Begin, coadiutor, will assume the work.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11

In Mercer county, Pennsylvania, some
bright young farmers have gone
into the business OF extracting
poison from the common honey bee.
There are two ways IN which this is done: In,
one operation the little insects are confined
in bottles and enraged by being "poked'''
with stick until they deposit the tiny drops
OF the venom; IN the other the poison Is sim-
ply squeezed into glass tubes. IL is said to-
be an infalliDle remedy for rheumatism,
drOpsy, ague, etc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11
BOY AND MULE KILLED.
Shifting Engine at Augusta Runs
Down an Ice WAGON

DOWH III ACo " ANUus
Augusta, Ga, Sept. l0.-An ice wagon,
while crossing the Georgia railroad in the
city limits, near the Augusta factory, was
run down by a shifting engine. The
driver escaped with slight injuries, but
the mule and a boy named Joseph Cum
mings, who was stealing a ride on the
back of the wagon, were both killed.
Woo Sing Jr., has been born in one of
Augustus Chinese laundries and the
young celestial is doing finely
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

~~~~~-~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~o-~~~
sun hises...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q. 5:4S
Sun Sets ............... ................... 6:f2
~-~-~~~-~~~-~-~~~-~-e-~>~
High " ater at Fort Pulaski 4;25am, ppm
Central Standard Time.
Tuesday, Sept. fl.
Arrived Yesterday,
Steamship WIN Lawrence, Foster, Balti
more--JOnn Carolan. Agent
steamship Enrique lNorl, Ellefsen, Liver
pOOl-Strachan g. Co.
Steamer Alpha, Daniels. Blu1ton-C II Med
lock, Agent.
Bark Giuseppi de Albundo IItall, Castag-
lola Rotterdam, cement 70 order, vessel 70
Chr @ DAHL Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Kansas City Fisher. New York
&C @ Anderson, Agt.
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HIDES AND FURS.
WANT YOUR HIDES.

7 PAY as follows: Dry flint. be; dry
a salted. Be- butcher sailed 2Mc; greer
sailed. 2jsc Deer Skins-flint BE. sailed
loo. damaged 75f6bl3o. Wool Prime Georgia
and Lake, free Of sand ana burrs lic; wool
Llack. no, wool bury, 70i5c. Wax. &c. TAI
low, SO.
Randolph Kirkland
"a ST. JULIAN STREET
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amounted TO about 5 900 barrels. At the Board
o. Trade az the first call. the market was bull
!etined nrIn. with sales Of :, 762 barrels at the
following quotations:
n q ard 4. a. ca On
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% ; " THIS UA I
Or. Brit. Fr'ncs. Cont
Total exp IS thus

far mis- week. s74 50 LAS SOP
New York, sept. 10, noon.--Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: Septem Ter. 1Oc;
October. Csc; November 67oC; December,
7cc; January, s5c; February. 9Jc.
New Orleans, Sent. l0.-cotton futures
closed eadT, with sales OF 2IlUJ
bales, as follows: September sc. October
d Z. c, November o sc. December & 42c, Jan.
uary 6 sc, February 8 &c, March tOc April
= 66e, May nc, June 7sc, July SIC, Au-
gust C
New York. Sept. 1O-Sun's cotton report:
Cotton declined 10 points and closed
steady. sales 81 500 b lies. 30 liverpool ad-
vices. There v as holiday there. / ort re-
ceipts z 0lS bales against 8 254 bales this day
last week and $3.50 bales last wear. 7 otal
thus far this week -6.432 bales ainst l. 40
bales thus far last week. SpoV cotton was
loo lower Az New York. Charleston and Mem
phis and il6c to3sc higher at Augusta. New
York sold eg5 bales for spinning on tie
bass OF &C for mlddhng uplands The
southern markets were quiet. Io-t o S fea-
lures: Z he bureau report y "a uneX pectedly
favorable. IL showed decrease during Au-
gust Of So per cent. 1t was expected 10 show
q greater de crease. AS it now stands the
condition is 1925 per cent. better
than at this tine last year even
allowing for damage by excessive rains.
In addition TO this receipts at the ports and
interior towns we're heavy, In spite OF re-
newed reports OF heavy precipitation, espeei-
ally in Louisiana and Arkansas Some local
and southern buying caused brief rally, but
Inc condition Of the cotton goods irlde are
favorable. with trade increasing. stocks d.
minshng and prices strengthening.
sew ork. sept. l0.-Rlordan Il Co. say OF
cote TO day: 90 be bureau report oday.
showing the average condition Of cotton at
the close % Au ust 10 be nearly per cent.
worse than al he close OF July. came pom
an PATHETIC market. There were few buying
or e.s and the .ears. seeing the 7 chance. le-
an hammerng prices vigorously and meet
ins with little opposition succeeded in turn
ing what shou d have been an advance into
decline 10 may happen that some of them
may have cause 70 reTelt her rashness.
January opened az 6t55, rallied 10 csc,
declined TO q. sOc. and closed at oslo bid. wish
the tone steady. After the close there was
letter feeling, and traders we're idding 6.S2c
for January. We shall Gee 10 morrow what
Liverpool thinks OF the bureau report. There
is no doubt that the crop has Jared badly
during the ten DAYS since the period covered
hy the report On this decline we favor buy
inc cotton. In the stock market to-day Mis-
eguri Pacific advanced sharply, aud the
Graugers also improved. Later the improve
inent was lost In sympathy with break 10
sugar
naval stores
SHIRTS Turpentine-The market wns bull
letined firmly he 80 26Ac for regulars with
no sales q here were no new developments
Ia the market
sales were made al various prices. Ih,r
was a good in.u lry and the sa4es for the day
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sharp advertiser who offered for small
sum 10 supply women with cheap substitutes
for hairpins has been arrested in Boston for
misusing the mails. lie sent TWO rubber
bands 70 each inquirer with the advice: Sew
one end 20 the hat and fasten the other be.
mind one OF your ears"
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FELL FROM A BUGGY.

by Runaway.
Waycross, Ca, Sept l0.-Miss Clara
Whiden Of High Springs, Fla, fell from
buggy last evening and received slight
injuries. She was riding with a Mr.
Bennett A bolt in the buggy broke and
the horses ran away. The couple fell
from the buggy when the horses began 10
Mn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11
TENURE oF oFFroE.
New York Adopts a Term of Two
Years for state Omoers.

Albany, N. Y, Sept. 10.-The constitu-
tional convention in committee of the
whole to-day adopted resolution chang
ing the term OF governor and lieutenant
governor from three years, as at present,
TO two years, and providing that in all
cases the state engineer shall be practi-
cal civil engineer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11

The Queen OF Italy has offered through the,
columns Of the Romania Letteraria, prize
Tor the best essay on the works OF Leopard.
the pessimlst poet s1'he prize Is a penholder
adorned with SIXTY ruDies.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11

Inc Csur d'Alene indians are taking steps
TO prevent the carrying Of concealed weapons
upon their reservation In Idaho.
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STATE BONDS.
Alabama I03 Tenn. new sst IS
90 B.. ...... l0i fTenn..new ST. IS
90 c.. 93et97 Fpenn..new se~ IS. -
La. stamped As. 100 Virginia 8 s pref. 6
NorthCaTolinaf IS 20 Va, Trust Reefs. SIS
NorthCarolina Is i25 Va Fund'g Debt.
Tennessee, olds... 80 gee. ,..... ...... 5s5.
sBid.
GOVERNMENT B ONDS
United States As, registered ia
United States As, coupons ...........llS
United States Is. regis erred ............. 90
New York sent ll-Traasltrv bsIa,cas
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New York, Sept. l0.-Rosin market arm
and steady; strained, common to good,
q l2gl 20. Turpentine duh and steady at
2SA1294c
Charleston, Sept. 10. - Spirits turpentine
nrm al 265sc;receipts 43 casks .Rosin-goOd
strained firm at 81 90; receipts lie bar
Tels.
Wilmington, Y. c., Sept. 1n.-Rosin firm;
strained, SOC; good strained, 90c Spirits
tgrpengne; nrln at 26c. lar was firm at
al IL Crude turpentine quiet; hard 81 o.;
soft 81 So: virgin 81 60
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eovERSMESr B1SoS
Local NIIsoellaneous Markets.

-NUW lUThs . % -ITeasUTV N1IanOae
'-day were as follows: Coin, S15. 46i .OOJ cur
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spirits Turpentine-The market wns bull
letined firmly he q 80 26Ac for regulars with
no sales q here were no new developments
Ia the market
kosin-The market was very IRREGULAR. and
sales were made at various prices m, re-
was o good I'M uiry and the sa.es for the dag
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New York, Sept iO.--Flour market dull
anu weak winter wheat, low grades Fl B0
4O winter fair 70 fancy .Oa2 o;
winter patents g. 1903 10; Minnesota clear
s. 4,0t2 %; Minnesota patents g3 4gds n;
low extras 81 6Jlg2 o. southern -four CLOSED
dull ana cav; common TO fair extra ~ fO1
800; goo TO choice extras s3 OOGl3 So Wheat
moderately active auo lover VI. a options
closing rm; 10. red in store and elevator
b554c; ahOat 5oAc; options advanced &c on
better cables, higher west ano local covering
fell nc On increase on passage ana Invisible
weaker west and realizing closed steady al
ANAc below saturday. with tradilp dull.
De-ember moss active; September B8Sc; De.
Gem er blhc; Nav 6tsic. Corn duh aud firm;
No. 2. 6jlD65c in elevator; To- adoat: options
aqyancd 40&c on nriner west and local COW.
ering. declined AmAc on realizing and weak
west. rallied u on covering. closed steady ~
&c up 70 &c Gown; trading moderate Nav
December most active; September &c: NO.
VEN er 63c. october O3Ec: December 60Ikc.
May 5ehc. Oats moderately active and firm.
options easier aud moderately active; sen.
temOer %hc; OctO0cr 35hc; December 57le;
bag lUhc; no. 2. WHITE Octot er 3Ti.c: no q
34ifc. No 3. white @hc: mixepwestern 3l1t0
BcH: white western J6Nilr. Hay quiet ann
weak shipping iiG50c; good TO choice 5a55c.
Beef quIes ana steady; family e. OOQf2 90;
extra messs25 00a8 80. Beef hams 0uU al
t2.Ul Tierced beef rm aad qtiet. city ex.
ira India mess sl5 o Cut meats Quiet ana
rm; picked bellies picked Shout
ders 0s.Ac; picked hams ligSi.Ac. mlI.
Giles nominal Lard quiet au0 higher, western
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New York. Sept 5.-Cotton seed oil was
dun hut firm crude Doc; yellow Bic.
New York, Sept 10-Petroleum market
quiet; Washington. IN barrels 81 o.; Wash
iEgton in bulk, 81 80: refine New York, In
barrels. 8 %, Philadelphia In barrels, s. 10;
philadelphia in bulk 81 6O682 50.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-12-14
$1OO Reward, S1OO.

The readers of this paper will be
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Catarrh being constitutional dis
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-12-14

STEALa chicken aud YOU are a
thief Steal 81, 600 from your EN-.
ployer ami you are an embez2ler
Steal 10, 600 from the government,
and you are a defaulter Rob your
competitor on stock exchange OF
$40, 900 and you are a tnancier.
Steal 100000 TO 100000 and you
are a wizard or Napoleon of
finance Wreck a railroad and
gather II in, and you are a mag.
nate" Wreck a railroad system
aud you are u "railroad King -
"Conduct a negotiation by which
a strong nation plumbers a weak ma.
tion of thousands and thousands of
square miles of territory and make
the weak nation pay millions OF
money idemnity for the wrong It
has suffered, and you are a diplo-
mat, --[Ex.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-12-14
A Gross Act OF Cruelty.

Why should we be cruel to our,
selyesY II Is 4 piece Of senseless
inhumanity, for instance, for any
OF us to inllict upon his bowels or
stomache the oonvulsNe, gripping,
violent action Of a drastic cathar.
tic, Many people enamored of pills
powders and potions are continually
doing this Thdy are only keeping
up the agony perpetGatlng the
disturbance by this foolish course.
Why don't they take Hostetters
Stomache Bitters and get thorough.
ly and promptly set right2 This
supreme laxative never gripes, new.
er produces violent effects OF any
sort, Yet II IL very effective and
brings about permanent results,
For liver complaint, nervousness,
lack OF vitality, rheumatic and kid.
ney complaints, Il Is emInently ser.
yiceable, In old age and to accel.
crate eonvalesenee Il is strongly to
be commended, Use IL for malaria,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-12-14


DoNT be silly, boys. The Demo
cratic party is not dead. 1t tmay be
rather quiet just now, but it will
thaw out before the next cleo
tion and be as kitteny as ever Why
it still has several millions of mem
bers Dead2 Don't you believe it
for minute. Get down to work as
soon as you can and be ready to
meet the cheerfulest old dead party
you ever heard of a year and a hall
from now Milwaukee Telegraph
(Rep.)
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-12-14

lT seems strange and unnatural
to hear Democratic editors refer to
Democratic president as "a trai-
tor to his party and his country,
Arkansas Democrat,
Why stranger Any man wheth-
er President or high private, who
acts as Cleveland has done, deserves
to be thus branded We believe
that fully two-thirds of the Demo
Gratis in the South and West loathe
him as a traitor, While he has
some good qualities of head and
heart, he has done more damage to
his party (and we might say coun.
try than any man in this country
Tor hundred years past
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-12-14

In the last State Democratic con.
vention the following silver plank
was adopted by an overwhelming
vote; "We still consider the act OF
1873, whereby silver was demoue-
tized as the greatest legislative
crime of the century, and demand
the free and unlimited coinage of
both gold and silver at the ratio OF
l6 to | as 1t thcu existed - There
are a few editors and prominent
gentlemen, claiming membership in
the party, whose utterances are at
variances with this plank BE care.
full, brethren, or you may stray of
80 (r that you can never return,