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A cRANK,s REQUEST.
He Asks Cleveland For Hand organ
 and Permission to Play It.

He Asks Cieveland For Hand Organ
 and Permission to Play It.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-Among re- cent communications addressed to Presi- dent Cleveland to which Ee has made no response, was one which was "crank" communication in double sense.
 4 man who gave his address as Emil Krey, corner of Burrell and Dover streets, Milwaukee. Wis.," requested the president to send him hand organ with permission to play it in every city in the United States. The letter was evidently written In good faith, but if Private Secretary Thurber sent reply to all letters received at the White House he would require the assistance of large force of stenographers.
 There is only one stenographer at the executive mansion now. The president never dictates. all his personal messages to congress being written in his own hand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19

TIE Fort Smith T.mes says that free silver is losing it's potency even in Arkansas, and suggests that "if Governors Fishback and Clarke will take some friendly ad- vice they will not connect them selves too closely with the Populistic Free Silver League" There is truth in the first declaration, and wisdom and warning in the Times admonition which Governors Fish back and Clarke would do we'll to heed.
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VIII Not Resign.

DENVER, Nov. I9.--Adjutant General Tarsney has refused to comply with Q request from Governor Waite for his resignation. saying that he will resign when the governor, whose retirement has been demanded by a majority of 90, 900 votes, does the same. It is now understood that the governor will re- move the adjutant general. The gen. eral opposed the renominstion of Waite and the governor wishes to place a friend in the office for the remainder of his term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
PINE BLUFF. ARK. NOV. r, 1894.
LARGEST DAILY CITY CIRCULATION,
THE MORNING GRAPHIC.

After much solicitation and re- nection, the management of the DAILY GRAPHIC has decided to change the GRAPHIC from an evening to morning newspaper.
 The change will be made for an indefinite period on Sunday mo.n- ing, December 2, at which time the first issue of the Morning GRAPHIC will make it's appearance.
 We do not announce the change as a permanent featare. It is in the nature of an experiment, and the continuation of the Morning GRAPHIC will depend entirely upon the patronage accorded the venture. For some time there has been con- siderable demand for morning daily in this city, but on account of the additional expense attached to the venture we have, not heretofore had the hardihood to undertake the task. TheGRApHIc has always striven to make itself equal to the public de- mand, and in this instance, as here tofore, the Morning GRAPHIC will be just what the people make it., nothing less, nothing more"
 The DAILY GRAPHIC vii go to press at ? a. m. every day (Monday excepted) and will be distributed by the 2:4O morning Cotton Belt train, at all points between here and Tex arkana, arriving at those points with full telegraphic dispatches and market reports twelve hours ahead of any other morning newspaper.
 The first issue of the Morning GRAPHIC will be reflex of the thrift, trade, life and progress of Pine Bluff, at which time the re sources, advantages, possibilities and enterprises and industries of our city will be set forth in an at
 
 tractiye manner, and broadly and extensively circulated. This work will be in charge of Mr. William Davis, an expert and experienced man in this line. and while 1t Will not be of the magnitude of a trade edition, we shall nevertheless en- deavor to make it an edition wholly creditable to Pine Bluff. 1t will be profusely illustrated and set forth the industries and enterprises of our city in an attractive manner.
 Mir. Earnest Piummer, formerly of the C,p.nsercial has accepted the position of reporter with the Morning GRAPHIC, and his experience in that line of work is a sure guar antee that the local columns Of the GRAPHIc will be conducted in 2 satisfactory manner.
 Tor fhfs enterprise We earnestly
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Five Men unaar Arraak.

MACON, Nov. 19.-Five men have been arrested in Laurens county charged with conspiracy which ended in the murder of Captain David Williamson. A neighbor named Jackson had slan- dered Williamson's wife. The husband marched the slandsrer into the presence of his wife and made him apologize, and then tying him to a tree gave him 50 lushes. A few days after the dead body of Williamson was found on the road The conspirators arrested say that Jack, son hired them to do the deed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
SEIZED THE OPIUM.
IL Was Imported by Chinese. Which Is
 Contrary to the Treaty.


 Contrary to the Treaty.
 TACOMA, Nov. 1.-Two hundred pounds of opium that came on the steamship Sikh mas been seized. The opium was consigned to Portland Chinese firm and is worth $2500. Under the commercial treaty between the United States and China there is an ex- plicit clause prohibiting the Chinese from importing opium into this country under any circumstapfes.
 A sv-~a-c.i eloer was driven from Francisco, Ala, by cominitte of citi- Zens.
 Gravesend assessors opened the safe of John Y. (ex-Boss) McKane expecting tc find records of untold wealth. They got q sheet of white paper and d brass plate.
 Smallpox has broken out at Joliet, Ills.
 Mrs. Hannah Weaver of Newport, R. l., hangel herself
 Josephine Peyton of New York Jeff 8, 100. 900, by will, cutting of her hus- band with nothing.
 J. N. Schenck, editor of the Caddo q. T.) Banner. shot and mortally wounded George Willis at Caddo.
 At the Memphis conference of tho Methodist Episcopal church, south, the character of ministers was passed upon.
 Dr. A. s. Draper was inaugurated as president of the University of Illinois, and the new engineering building was dedicated.
 In pitched battle at Lula. Miss, J.. w. Harman and A. H. Lawrence were killed by the Boyd brothers.
 Silver has been dem one tized in Brit ish Honduras.
 Adjutant General Ruggles recom- mends an increase in the pay of the rank and file of the army.
 The story that an extra session of the North Carolina legislature would bs called to elect a senator is denied.
 Statistician Waite says the recent Waterloo of the Democrats resulted from 5000. 900 voters failing to go to the polls.
 President Cleveland emphatically de- nies that there has been disagreement between himself and Secretary Carlisle.
 Josiah Quincy has written letter de clining to be candidate for mayor of Boston.
 Indian Agent Wisdom has again urged the government to send troops into the Territory.
 :. A pupil died at the Nebraska Deaf Mute institute at Omaha because of de- fective sanitary arrangements.
 Captain D. P. McDaniel, adjutant of the Illinois Soldiers Home. was rein stated, and Superintendent Fogg re-. signed.
 Governor Altgeld has appointed Eli jah F. Ramsay treasurer of Illinois, to serve out the term of Rufus N. Ramsay, deceased.
 Tho robber who was killed at Saliua, Kan, has been identified, and the other members of the raiding party are fnf1wn. f1F
 BIaks kobertsou, spectator, was Killed at fight between whites and blaclu at Republican ratification atl Elieohlfh htnup. KY.
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Ran Against Two snass,

SisTERsvILLE. w. Va, Nov. 1.-Two robbers entered the home of Robert Stathers, 70 years old, and attacked him and his two daughters in an attempt to rob the hou-e. Stathers knocked one of the robbers senseless with poker be- for he could shoot. and his daughter knocked the other down stairs with & chair as he attacked her. They were disarmed and allowel to go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
CALIFORNIA FRUlTaRoweRs.

They Lost s1.ooo,ooo on Account of
 the Railroad Strike Last Summer.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-The fourth biennial report of the state board of horticulture states that owing to the railway strike the California fruitgrow- CTS lost over $1,OoO,0o0 Had it not been for the railroad tieup the season would have been the most profitable for horticulturalists.
 Shipments to London have been de- clared impracticable until shippers can secure cheaper and better transporta- tiOn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
VII, Organize n Railway Union,

NEW YORK. Nov. l9.-The Central Labor union will hold Il massmeetins of workingmen this evening at Cooper Union institute, at which Eugene Debs will speak in behalf of the American Railway union. He has been in the east for some time arranging an eastern branch of the union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
A. B. Thomas & Co.,,

chants aId business men. A morn ing daily is especially advantageous to the wholesale trade, and every
 wholesale house and business man should be an advertiser in its columns. A solicitor for the GRAPHIC will call upon our business men this week, aud we trust that he will secure at least enough ad- ditional advertising to meet the in- creased expense of morning daily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
Silver Service For the Montgomery

sliver Service For the Montgomery.
 MOBILE, Nov. 19.-The citizens of Montgomery will present the cruiser Montgomery silver service this week. Secretary Herbert will represent ths government and respond to the presenta- ton speech. After the ceremonies the Montgomery will spend month in the Gulf of Mexico testing seuthern-mined coal. She will visit during the cruise New Orleans, Galveston, Pensacola and Key West. Mobile bay will be her headuuarters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
Tom Jonnson to Enter Jonrna,ism.

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-Tom Johnson, the Ohio Congressman, is in New York. He declined to talk about the great landslide, giving as his reason Jack of time" It is said that he will start a newspaper in Ohio in order to strengthen his backing and show his friends that he Is still in the ring.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
TO FINISH THE CANAL.
The Nicaragua Company Trying to Get
 Charter In Vermont.

Charter In Vermont.
 MONTPELIER, Vt., Nov. 19.- Warder Miller, president of the Maritime Canal company of Nicaragua, with Franklin Fairbanks of St. Johnsbury, Vt, one of the directors, and Alexander T. Ma son and M. Van Rennslaer, IT,, of New York. attorneys for the company, are here to urge forward the bills now be- fore the legislature to incorporate the Nicaraguan company.
 The senate and house committees on corporations, to which the bills were referred, have held several meetings, at which Mir. Miller gave the reasons for asking Vermont for charter. This company is designed to take the place of the Nicaraguan Canal Construction company, chartered by the Construction company of Colorado, which went into the hands of receiver last August, and which was building the Nicaragua canal in connection with the Maritime Canal company of Nicaragua, chartered by the Vermont legislature in 1887.
 Mir. Miller said: No state has @ gen. eral law of corporation under which a charter broad enough to carry on the work can be obtained"
 This charter gives the company grea! powers. The capital stock is placed at SIP, ,000, ,000, with power to increase it. Of this capital $8, ,000, 900 in stock Is to go to take the stock of the old company. The company is in hurry to issue stock. float bonds and take up the work where it was left when the Construction company failed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
An nlinois Physician Finds Her Tn the

An nlinois Physician Finds Her Tn the
 Rochester State Hospital.
 ROCHESTER, Nov. i9.-In the Roches- ter state hospital was witnessed . most pathetic scene. One of the most promi- nent physicians in Illinois was reunited to his mother, who for years had been given up as lost. The reunion was ef- fscsed by pr. Howard and his assist- ants. ..s.
 Four years ago woman at the Free. man. Clarkc homestead claimed tho rrqpes11 ana oR1eel ont 1T. QeQqnRnts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
Lsxow camm,sss. n.sunss.

NEW YoRK. Nov. l9.-The Lexow in- vestiyating committee meets today, after recess of two weeks. MT. Gon will act as counsel for the committes until he takes the office of the Recorder, which is Jan. 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
Scarlet raxsr In MIik.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia., Nov. 19.-Eight scarlet fever cases in this city have been traced to affected milk from q retail dairyinan, whose children contracted the disease from mix of the dairy farm, the daughter being afflicted.
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Racinr at Hoasson.

HOUSTON. Nov. la.-The Texas Driv- ing Park association will hold race meeting at the Driving park from to- day to Dec. 1. A large number of good horses have been shipped here, and the racing promises to be success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
Big Land Suit.

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Nov. l9.-Suit has been commenced here for one-fifth in terest in the Tzpacho ranch, worth $2,- DOC, ,000, against 22 persons residing on the property which comprises i5,000
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
Arrested For Forgery.

WICHITA. Kan, Nov. i9.-Quinn Rockwali. young farmer from near Guerda Springs, WAS arrested here on charges of forging 8 note for $50 and fraudulently obtaining goods and money on 1t and of horse stealing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
THe NEWS IN BRIEF.

Frank Lsverett. United States mar. shall for the southern distirct of Georgia has been snspended by Attorney Con. eral Olney. No reason Is given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
Knocked From . Wagon.

WEST LIBERTY. Ia.. Nov. 19.-Mrs. L. c. Watson. living two miles east of town, was knocked from load of pumpkins by an overhanging branch of . tree and run over and instantly killed.
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Th. Jene.-L.ru. F.uA.

VAN BuRES. Ark, Nov. ls,--Ths sheriff succeeded in jailing all the La TUGS and has sent out posse after sha Jones crowd, who are armed to the teeth and have fled to tho Indian Terri. tory
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Shooting at Bowling Green.

BOWLING GREEN. Mo, Nov. l9.- George E. Wosson, liveryman of this city, shot and wounded William Chap man, night watchman at his place. It grow out of an old feud.
 HE FOUND HIS LOST MOTHER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
Good Railroad Connertions.

Trnin No. 4 via Cotton Belt Route, now plakcs close connection at Cairo, with inst mall trains Nos. l and 2. via Illinois Central R. R., for points an the St. Louis, Chicago q New 0rleann dlvinione. B: F. Wilson,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19
npubled The silver Output.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.--State min eralologist report shows that during 1893 California more than doubled the silver output, producing $537, ,155 against $262,- h5O in 1892
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19

Col. HENRY WATrERsoN, who lee tured in this city last Friday night and who was engaged by the Arkan sas Lecture Circuit for series of lectures in this State, was called home from Camden Saturday night and was compelled to cancel the rest Of his engagements.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19

Entered at the Post-ofiice at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second-ciass mall matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-19

~-ADvERTIslNG RATES MADE KNOWN
 ON APPLICATION.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

Small silver standards are provided for
holding tea balls.
Envelope boxes Of embossed silver are
luxurious and useful
Silver hearts are provided TO clasp the
dainty bow Of silk carriers.
A mediaval lady Of silver. with extended
skirts, serves for a table bell.
Silver cherubsa are utilized as silk winders
and are intended for the work basket
Oblong silver chests, with covers. when
opened reveal manicure sets securely packed
away.
Corsage pins Of silver, either a sword or
battleax. with heads oval or round, with
knobs like gherkins, are preferred.
Enameling on silver is more and more at
tmctive Dragonhy brooches, beetles, but
terflies and floral brooches of enameled sill
yer are most desirable.
Among the curious pieces of Dutch silver
is man-of-war Il is intended for the
table, and when the decks are uncovered a
bottle Of wine is found in the hold
The new open faced watches Of enameled
silver are having great vogue. The favorite
color Is blue. III they have chatelaines to
match, they are preferred Cir
cular.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

DIR. Glynn, benevolent but eccentric
physician Of Cambridge, England, was
once consulted by poor woman about
her only son, too i'll to be brought to the
doctors Office. The maternal anxiety so
affected the doctor that be went several
times to see the boy. though the roads
were almost impossible for a carriage,
and supplied him with bark and port wine
at his own expense.
The boy recovered, and one morning the
mother entered the doctors room, bring
ing a large wicker basket.
we can't get no rest, DOCTOR" said
she, "for thinking Of tho trouble you have
had, and so my boy resolved this morning
TO send you his pet maybe"
The doctor looked at the bird, remarked
that he was a fine fellow, and then contin-
ued:
II am very thankful TO your son and
verysproud Of his present, but am a good
deal from home, and my servant is a care
less fellow, and am afraid that he might
forget 10 feed him. / must therefore re
quest you to keep him for me, and will
allow you a shilling week for his board
as long as he lives
The old woman accepted the good man 3
thoughtful suggestion, and was paid the
first months board in advance.-Youth's
Companion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07
THE ATHLETE.

Exercise viii help young man to lead a
ohasic life
Metal will rust 10 not used. and the body
will bccomc diseased 10 not exercised
ANY man who does not take time for ex-
ercise will probably have TO take time TO
be ill.
Exercise gradually increases the physical
powers and leaves more strength to resist
sickness.
Varied, light and brisk exercise, next 10
sleep. will rest the tired brain better than
anything else.
Body aud mind are both gifts and foi
the proper use Of them our Maker will hold
us responsible.
Plato called man lame because he ex
crciscd the mind while the body was al
lowed TO suffer
A sound body lies az the foundation OF
all that goes to make life a success. Exer
else will help TO giveit
Exercise will do your body what intel
lectual trimming will do for your mind
educate and strengthen It.
A man too busy" 70 take care OF his
health is like aworkman too busy 20 sharp
On his tools.-Glasgow Herald
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

CHERIFT's SAL - VERNON BURGAR.
- plsintin. vs.. iliomona Fonda faeger,
Henry &. laeger. individually and a. guardian
Of vi Jam holmes, an insan' porsonl, 2. ii.
hleinsf midi. II. IA. archer, harry g.. Jaeger,
guardian 81 Henry &. aeger, an insane per-
som, Niuiam kolnes and Alexander G.. Of
Kin, guardian Of william Kolme', an insane
porfonl. defendants.
Under and By virtue OF an order Of sale AMI de-
cree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of tho
district court Of the irst judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. on the ID day q January, A. ID.
1894. In the above entitled action, wherein Vernon
lurgar. the above named paintln, obtainsd
judgment and decree of ioraclosure and "a q
sgalnsl the above named defendants. ON the
% day Of January. A. n. 1891. for
the cum Of sLsn.ul besldes interest.
eos and stt9.Frney', ieo', which said de
1884. recorded in Judgment book No. l Of said
court 81 tage --. 4 am commanded TO sell ali
ate lying and being in the county of Lewis aud
Clarke. state Of Montnna. and bounded and do
scribed "a follows 10 wit:
hat certain tract parcel uf land situated.
lying aud being in the civ Of Helena, county Of
a evils and Clarke, and state OF Montana. On
particulafly described a. iollow-: lie south
half n that cei tain parcel OF land in hsssman
& DAVIS ulac r. lot No. part cularlf described
- follows. ieaiuning At a point from which
the northwest corner Of placer lot No. ~ bars
aouth 30 degrees west 10 feet; thence south 81
degrees and IS minutes cast 1904 iest 10 the
west ii 20 ~ Rodney street; thence north 80 de-
Frees east i0) feet; thenca north III degrees and
IS minutes wet 1864 feet thence south 800 de-
grees vest 10 feet, 20 tho J. ace OF beg inning
said tract containing 3i-iuO acr.s.
said property hrs frontage OF 80 feet on
Rodney street by 1885, feet in depth, ana is the
same property conveyed by heGsman Davis
20 philomena lendA 1aeger. deed dated lee.
n. 1919. sud record "a Ia the ONCE OF the re-
cor er OF owls and Clark county. March "a.
1887. in book ST. Of deads. p1se & 4.
Together with all an slngulrr tho tene-
meuts heroiitaments and appur enances there
unto beio nging or IN any wise appertaiuing.
Hdhic notice is hereby given, that Fri
day. tho 10Th day Of January a. ID 1894. AZ n
o'clock IN. Of that day. al the front door of tho
court house HeenR ilevsis and tleFke county.
Montana. will in obedience 10 said order Of sale
and decree OF foreclosure and ale, sell the above
described property. or 20 much thereof may
10 necessary 10 satisfy said judgment with in
tercst and costs 10 tho hi hest and beet bidder.
for each in hand.
Given under ny hand. this "a day Of Janusry.
=. ID. isyi
CHARLES d. CURTIS sheriff.
Hy FRFD T. hoss. Under herih.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

CHERIFF'5 SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXt-
- cution 10 my hands. issued ont Of the dis
trict court OF TITO first Judicial district OF tho
state Of Montana In aud for the county Of Lewis
and clarke. IN the suit Of sotepn krns.. AGAINST
q harles Da isrh, dul attested the I'D day o.
De emhar. A. ID. 1sU3. | ave levied upon all
tie right. title and interest Of the said harn4
Eapi-v in and to the following described prop
erty, fltuated in Lewis and Clarke county. sla
u Montana. viz
LOT eignt 80. iu bloc two G.. II tho OK adj
dition TO the city ~ i.elo-a. nd aiso the fol-
lowing property situnts in be } rihold adolf
CD. three .3l. four ~. tvs 81 fix lfl, seven C).
seventeen 40. Eighteen (lsI. nineteen N9i.
twrnfy-fugr tlD, twenty five '2li. tWentl-slx
90. tv' nt7-seven ca. ia blocz one y !, and
lots q ir'cen la. fourteen ufl. fifteen ll5l and
SIX ODD. Ia block thros go, AMI lots eight (-l.
nine lAI. ton lul, eleven I'D, twelve a. }. thir-
teen u3i, fourteen ui, tiioan 90. twenty-four
UAl, twenb hse 60, twenty ak l2hl twenty
soscn CA. in block four Ol and lots eight 81.
MIN lul. ten 400, eleven tp. twsive M. thir-
teen Nai, e. rleen iiil, nftsen l5l, twenty four
seven pa. tweniY-eight l2a twenty-nin4 lZal,
thirty l3II. b. block five lbl. aud lots one tD.
two %. three l3l four A). i've ~. six 90. seven
90. eight tsl. nine ~. ten l0l. eleven On.
10 in block eight tsl. Of said Dfitfisld addition
10 tho city Of heeng.
together with all'and singular the tenemsnis,
hered tamonts and ~ pu-tensnces thereuuto be-
longing or iu anywise nupertnim ing
Notice l. hereby given that on riday tho 18th
day a. auutrl. A. ID. ltgl. a. the hour Of ~
oci ct m u sal day, at the front door Of ths
court house, Helena, iewis ava tlsF So e., mt D..
outi NJ viii ell all the right title and in
torrat 81 tho said harlpe q nbIech. in and 60
tho aid above described property to the highest
bidder Tor cash Ia hand
Given under my hand this Il 9Th day OF
CHAs %. CURTIS. sheriff
, AsDREw ,. WsDF. DenutI sheuh.