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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28

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Ia NJ, a., ~, ,..,,ai, ,.,',,i
TN, stands 'tho hi.,nr,, .o,, Ato,se ."
,ghleb ,,as b.li, i,, Iininh yv,tdn ,sr,ors,p',
rf,nafa,hor ana r,o,,, IN, 1orr,,,. ,ylnao,y NJ
which mo nhlinsonber,s rrond,po,bcr VII
ne,ret tho fsnons arer n,ii,s ~ mo Rsvolu.
ilon ana li,,,n,d ~, ,ho sho, mai w,a
hr,rd r,npa M .,gor,,,, ,rhi, XII mania ,yaa
mao f,nons n,sny ye,rs intee vytc, f,r IVA
yo,rs n ,yan tbb rentcd homo of Nsth,niol
lIawtborno ana within in walls no vroto thn
aytr ns,n,,,hln ",,,,-,, I,ss,n an ol1
s,.,'
MAu'a'
"a ono passes nlNhg the road made hb-
turle by tho battle, where from an elevation
and from behind st0nn wnlH and trees tho
,nlpt,te MON t,n, un , n,aduy cnatn1lnrr
ID pn,n An, rs,re,,in- nri,tsb IA 90 abts
IN t.r,s 1.,,,. ~, ~. I,h, H., .,,,rit
~ Wh' uVN''N " ''Nul INV wv Np''.
lNal AVtuated hhWtnolhe Wheh no ponhpu
"aepllmlus lolton, or tho llliSlr OF LIE" M
which tho shooting OF a young british rod
coat Nv tho moro M tho story nltya huoh an
impertant nart ON, aImo., feel, maj A
,,,n,inse,,t ,snt h1, 49,, 4. ,,s,is T., 80.
-, - F ~" ~ ''"'V ~ ~
"u ~ IVY hN'hNht H"W pe"'NN 'HV
aatNfal loluhcatluha or tho loealliy'
MIR Alcait, tho founder aud president 40
ionu aa No llyid OF tho Coucntl School az
Philosophy. can very properly bu called tho
,,ih,. ~ Observation-Disclosures, IA M, Nc,y
49,, ",''e- '''',',''''''', ~ Wv.
NvN, Nv VIZ nu' Nl''' 10 NV, wv "N
pehlhd nm any literary remains OF import
noo, lilo taught by tho conversational or
Hocrdto method entirely. profeasnr Harris,
win, !, ina urltet gt,tns r,,,,,nl.sl,,sr al
wit.,.,t ", 49, $3.50. ,',.,.,
hNNNN''V"' wac o'. VI "" "'VVF" "u''
Wls'ht NtuaenW' 10 now OWNS ana re-
tldes In The old Alooit Homestead, whore
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28

Boston publisher. Mira. Lothrop Mergaret
Sldnoy) ia the famous writer 81 chlldrtn'a
atnriea, The name Naysidc appiira literal.
ly TO tho physicnl situation Of Tho Have
thprno place, but, At tho same tinc, II h
believed that II was fancy which mo
great genius chung 10 with remarkable tcn-
acitYi In letter 20 friend. which no
wrote at tho time of tho production oi Tho
Nnow IMAGE he aaldi "Vnn there ever
such weary delay 10 obtaining no slight.
CT recognition from ihn public ~ ~ my
case! ! vat down by the wayudo N life,
like man under onohonimcni, and q
rhrnbbcry tprang up around me, and the
bushes gfcw % DO rnplinFa, ana tho sap
HUGS became troen. untll no oxlt became
roaalbe through tho cn,angllng depths Of
my uhscurity."
THIS couoalt wan literally true. Tho
iroos nrGund tho house. and especially
back OF a. are perfect maze ana tho de-
iiyhl which this tlmid and retiring men
experienced In obsorvlnr tio show u In.
man life from hm wilderness home. oyon
amer ho became fHmoun. eau only be nndor-
stood by those who have studded hla nature
cluseht. There Is something rubllmely
beautiful IA tho conteutlon Of Lnngfpllow
In his dirge for Hawthorne, where no re-
fora 10 tho pine truoa mufmur Az
The voice no like hln own"
u really ncemh that II would have been
impossible for him or any one olnc 10 have
written The ''Tanglowood Tales" ana many
other immortal works, anywhere olGn than
In this place 80 married. IN every respect
with his atrllilng personality.
Ills study was IN the tower. and waa
furnished In tho simploat way. a lew
picturoa hung upon the walls. aud ON tho
nantel woro two or three ornaments.
Iic wrote upon a desk OF 0li-inshionod
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28

Meadows giared about delanlly, ne can
ride, mehbc." lie said. hut he can't nght--
hs-can't-- hight
Iunt then soma ono touched Hunter on
mo shunder "ncri,H said the man, you
trow me-Halcy. Just happened down
tram tho hotcl ! want you aud romo OF
ihe boys to help me. ehere may DO irou-
bio with him
Ovcr Al THO livery stable some OF tho VIII
tsrers stood talking ana looking down
,orard tho went Their eyes were follow
ing a party that was proceeding over tho
road 70 tho county iall plll MeadowH
lowering form could 10 seen IN the confer.
Against tho red horizon. whore tho sun
was dying, MeniowB' Hhouiderg stood out
sharnly With 4 cloar-cut blacknosr.
From ono Of tho stables a little boy came
running UP aud stood beside tho door for
a while watching tho group that was pass
Ing into tho twilight.
''What they doln' with BIZ Mcadows?"
asked the boy curiously
"Jailn' him. sonny" replied one Of the
mon.
"what furT'
"Kilin' man"
'What fur--dld no do that"
Nobody knows, sonny, nobody knows.
'Loss'n IFS whslsy. Looks mighty like rain
torinorrer."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28

Gated walden Pond" made Immortal by
Horny D. Thorrnu'u book Tnlh Is pna 81
tho most remarkable pieces Of water In
tho world, II rs located In a natural de-
prunAon and has no outlet or lnlot. 1t
tcona 10 have Tide that riaea aud falia
at Irregular Intervals. Some have csu.
mated that this riFlng and faliinr takes
place once IN seventeen yonrn, Tho water
10 perfectly clear, aud one can SEQ into IVA
depths for twenty-five feet Upou the
shore of THIS lake or pond Th0repu croetcd
small houSs or rhnnty, and there lived
Tor mora than two yeare, FAR removed from
civilized lifO, carrying ont his experiment
~ 20 how ch0apiy one could live. rhorpaws
philosophy was that OF n ptutnat pgalnHt
the artihcallty VI modern, civilized life.
When hu died. thrtytw yoara ago, he
Was tho ohaourost man perhaps In ths
town, lilo was only known TO few Of thc
Inhabitants aud TO those only Az an eooon-
trio man who WAS wholly Impractical In
hla notions, Soon after his graduation from
Harvard he undertook the manufacture OF
lead penclla, uelng an expert chemist, he
announced that he proposed to mako the
lie eSrerlmentcd TN he produced peurli
that Was pronounced runerlor 70 tho boat
imported variety, Every ono supposed that
his fortune waa now about to he made.
Time went ON and nnally some ono asked
why NJ did not mako more pppella,
NhN'f hNfNf mAlAN oNu'NNl Ninnllt
said he. ~ have liAla tho beat that can
be made, Iherp IL no room for further I'M.
proyemont IN that line, and do not pro.
poao to 80 on repeating myself / have
other work TO do"
AMI he netec made any more pencils.
WAlle a. Walion he dnmonsiratp1 that
he could live for Si.0g per month, Tho ma
urrs rhnWlng exactly what he ate and how
this wa done we're all written out and
published lie conclusion wah that the
majority OF uiAnkind are slaves To Tho
arpnclelity Of modern Ire and that ali they
nrp able 20 obtain ,ar their affect ION Is
pigiply their beard and clo,hos Ito dwell
upon the tact tina, livlng, AZ no ala, unon
yiiOp per month no could have tWenly.nine
Mll one-hait dayt out o. each monlh IA
which 20 study nature aud ca Improve hls
spiritual ppwrlH "Fpr,H said he, ny INV
hnalncpr u land surveying l eau aarn thia
nrceatary sl,OD In half Of ono day"
AZ ihc time OF hlA death. IN 1852. only
ons volume " his writings had been pnh.
llshed, and that had fallen perfectly nat
upon tho market lie refors TO this TACT in
tucular way IN speaking o. his library.
He had plhllShed the book At his oNn ox-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28
ENGINEERING MlsrAHB
Accuracy Hard to Attain WIN La,
Mcusurlnu InSttum.nt.

II HoomH n rather cutting ccnnt,a|
engineering experiments TIA. II sm,rl
At tho recent meeting OF the NTH. u
lion to call attention to the NJ M
amount OF reliance TO DO plaooi ms, Y
tlona made with measuring in,heseil
pends primarily upon the accgr,y "a
thoss Instruments record. Nsr,a
fundamental truth often lcsds d IA
deductions from experiments whlA II
selyca Of tho highest hclenilhc vain. Il
trequolNly tho whole value q sod
may 10 deagoyed by lnsufcled an,
cnllhratlon or determination Ii tuu{
Of which. however, may DO r,it.k
eentage value by continuing ihi ii
suHlclont period,
but this Is not tho case with nxa
may occur In the indicators, eacfu |
balances udcd In tho doterininats
Serious errors may 30 iniroilced h
strumonis which may amount Ia w.
to . or q per cent, OF the total povHl
In n caao,in court In thh counuY y
long ago m expert engineer dtlhrs
valuable tcftlmony for hla side u y +
which he rested mainly on indieaiafilz
He used a new Indicator TO nll =
hlA rpAullg wUro accurate, but ne y
claimed that tho springs Of ne b
should ho toetcd before the result
OF much value. The court upheld n
and had them carefully examined vi
found TO ha several per cent. out 4
and this export Testimony WAS ih,r
credited, almply because the onfgt,l
to make sure OF the accuracy Of Nj NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28

ccugenial wlfo'a fortuna :. m
ried wish shat all woiila ~ VI,
away WIN au alr Of relief y =. ~ n
sho rang tho bell, wiz
tlon OF belng deserted In nli,ta
and "a Numbering fear w ~ y
sne ws ,.l, outside tho hon.. ~ /.
iarkly inhospltablo With NJ WA W. y. N
auu MASSIVE door. A boiste,a'...1 n
up. mailing hor shlyer n ~ M i
cloak. Clouds chased earh ~r II = 4
ialr, round moon. She Lns s, a.
No sound Of welcome aa,.,. Y
and light. only tho faint AN q ~.
footsteps already In the dlss G v y \
errauc LOGIC or a hpoiled IA A3
VINO hhd never seen tho CONF, AM, .p'''S I
world, sho blamed him Tor W.T. ~, Y, .
cd---cven rcmotely--until 49, Nh
indoora. wondering, IN lairii,Ms VI ,
she had ever turned to him M W.
A loud rat-a-tat, and than tle't.
tlmid this time. for Tia ,npinti I
rctrvating nguro had grown S, ,i1.sils
awiul meaning What IL In fa,ia
discovered tho beernt meat. n,sl1.
nor out forovorl She l,nnsg y,
thlngH on tho spur OF ina ~ mea a.
this caAo there had been a , "an2 /
ettrangemcnt to Justify ane as q ,
might pordonably coma ~ Seau1.
became moro terrible every lpsis,. 2
suit. e"'y va.
The church clock ntruek IL. !.
long. melancholy chlnr Nv W
Trembling from head IL ..
against the ratings her ,,s ~, n
despair. Where should XXI .s Ael
should ahe dor Tbs stlSnleIas t'l
OK her friends. tho astonlshSd wv
tno townspeople. were equail, AZ,
teoo. lilto vision tho awml XIV ~,
tnrough her ocwildereed b,s,s..H
herself eAllod to tho strea,. y
wrotched woman. forsakcn r, w ~ \
uospiscd In hor real trbuhls ~ .
make amends for her na,s N, ~
laintly implorlng an lnexorabls ~.
s ,,.' door OF tho no snS 'S ss ~
barred OUT OF God. bar,sa 49,,
IN undrcamt NJ agony sbe ''ss'l
husband s stern orders and iha ru's''
servants hail; thon, hardlv tl s,.y
kho did, aud cholS ng with as.s'i
she turned toward tho hom n' ,a.li''
come 30 dear. heating WILDLY Y, 4
panels with her clonohod AZ, \
aloud like a frightened child. ~
Lot mo In. oh do let mo Inv
are yeb mad2' said andds.,.
woll-known voice at her side sss ~,
arc on the top floor at tho bsci =, y, n,
ana nothing short VI an oar,hSa,us,
rouse James, II were not osr,,s 7.
my laich-key when | 70 d IN. !
would present me with the kew n ~
md why didn't you order tho , ~,
fetch you. Or" ~ 20
lic broke on suddenly m. =,
door stood open aud he walieS r.,
pass IN. but with a ouiell 49,.
WHnite iace ana closed eyes, csuf1. 1.
derry In his arms as she IN II n.
across the threshold. Gently NJ
ne looscnod tho heavy cloak and ~
litllo bonnet dlaon,anrllne Il ~
sort golden hall with deStefas, !,
Thcn, probably from a lamcplshls \,
OK tho principles Of arst ala M n.
Nllu kSsed The sweet. tear.stAlnM a,
rested Peacefully near hIB hear.
Ana tho wife. coming sloVly NJ
new ITO OF perfect love and trua !
mo ehadow OF hor former iollt n
answered tho tlmld emhrhr. IN +.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28
People TALKED ABOUT AI'

lbaen's son, DR.. slEurd lhsta. w
his wife. Bjornson's daughter ~
Bygdo. Ho Is a little. qulei, W.
lng man, always very caro'alp Y, "
His wifo In pretty and lively, ven y
aud viyacloua, and great coni.s, ,
silone husband. She 10 muslral ", ~
charming voice. The young w
ono little child. II Is said u III
that tho yearly allowance uhls I,
lbscn Makes to his son Is ope w.
a Prince might envy.
In old days Queen Victoria va Wy
attached 10 nearly all forms y VI
she herself tells, In quite ple.nl n,
guago, how she used to 30 ou. si' A
at stretch, how she was PC =, u
speak word; how she "scralns"
her own term, from rock 70 W. nv. z
heat after a Royal; how she w. 4.
woods and hills IN wol and muo1'
and was carried over brooks On I,s =.
shoulders; how much ahe efue5.. n
erlng" OF the salmon; now p',Ass, n
at tho Keepers superstition Ny. NJ
what they and she cali :
and sho ia never tired OF rrlAlsss = a
adventure when "ViciV ~.
Frederick disturbed a wasp ~
one day last summer an y \.
while huslly cngascd 10 picslnk w.
In the woods adjoining ~ "A, A
rcsldcnco OF tho puiie Of
aware of a lady, quite young a WIl
beohoning her to approach, Tx
seoi,,sh indlfcronco ahc, noss's A
,sind "a 40 40. for ~ JUST no'g,a'
~ hs'u n W. n Fife" The "a ~
plainod, "and l was tnlnA1hs w. NJ
weel come TO me a. 70 ~, 4, III
deed. tho Young lady, wnu, = X, n
was not tho Duchess pus Hs 4
y, wnlrS herself. soon az. ~,
Ji,rhnnss was the ilrst m.sha
~ nnny,rsation by tho saus
my 10. So,, !, inquiry. 30 i.ss,i
look iilte a grandin.9,'ln,'e.'. he ~
thocht 20 was her, w. ,,,,.hsr, sInI
reniy polntlnE 70 tho puS ~ ,i,lhf
n, ihat moment JOINED v, rs,sn n
prineSs~ nmlling NJ thn sssJ ~
~ an wonderfully yoasss,..~ s.,i
~ ~. ilitlo further Nhaav i
, ~, her purse and en 1,s, y
,noN W mo Old woman. ". y 4
silver 20 IN mi Aiasi whgp " sa'il
nut away the coin, e., pos Vii, W 4
refractory. as poeke'. NJ. ~
round sonohow, ana. u ~. w. ", Il
sonnd The Princes, AL wi M
a,nintauce TO hnd " snsisnP
NV moment NJ on iAa eressna,
. sYinan day'" accompanied . p B,
III wSV sn l lefI her, rg'A.p y y
~ KY M We'll authsnllcsiei a ~ "
mark OF tho old Any, 1vsrx N y
not IN the very ioe.s aris ~
S Sss'i Ss.Y.a' a and 'i bonnie ils''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28

the apostle who nrst abolished corporal
pnnlFhinent n the school room. and was
Aple 70 convince The pcdhgoguc that there
are better methods ~ government than by
iHar. Ills thought. and tho results thereof,
~ quo line 81 metaphysics, and IN tho
eQerta 70 solve tho deep thinss OF llfo and
nature, arc only Iiist now belng Strapped
ny tie more advanced and capable thnkcfs
than mo thought Of any other twenty mon
10 broaden snd liberalize tho conceptions
o. man In his relation 10 God aud tho
universe.
AZ already stated, Thofcau Il Just bn-
ginning TO DO comprchondcd and apprcci-
atod, but his thought ia destined TO DO
better and better bought Of, and 10 have
moro and mpre effect upon the world M
mankind advances to tho high intellectual
level whore they can comprehend A.
GEORGE A. ROBERTSON,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28
HENRY D, TnoREAu.
Born July is, isl7 Died May 9, 1859.

Tho most remarkable thing about the
literary work NJ this Now England town
~ the wonderful eject that tho teachings
OF TN philosophers and prophets have
had ON tho thought OF tho New World.
Emerson Is conulderod prophet Ivy many
~ the best and ableat thinkers " to-day.
and His works arc studied with the awe
and care that pertains TO thet which Is
divine,
Aloot,, who was considered utterly Inn
practical by many OF his nclghbors. aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28

American, An about thu house arm tha
lrops, many of which Hawthorne painted.
and all OF which No loved Va much From
The top OF the hill no loved to ylow tho
lanhscapr, himself entirely ohscnrod from
View Tpvngd the tawn from the house
lrAds tho famous "larch nRth" which iiaW.
ihuruu hlr.aeif pauthd, ami aidnn which
he ko' frequently usuniorcd smoking hts
nlHar and buried ~ thought tryinH 10 work
our Tho problems Of cxiHtoRra. many OF
which were beyond him or any other man.
aud which were nnally loit, ~ IN HIS
"Eiixir uf i.'fe, IA an unanishcd f6rm,
but the Fragments u which arc Wiser ana
better than the nnlphed productIon Of ali.
lnnat any other man
The pilkfliua 70 concord noynr tail 10
talkn careful note 81 all the points of inter.
Nst around The Wayslde, which " now the
prepef'y and home q NJ, Lolhrop, the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28

lnwthorno's crave ~ located IN tho family
lot which in surrounded with evergreen
Bhrubbcry. rho foot and head arc marked
with amnn marble slabs, not more Than a
foot high. and with nothing on them but
the slngle word. "ilawthorne."
The Alcotts, i've IN nunihor, all lie buried
In row Their tombstonca are lduntlenlly
alike. They are very small aud VI white
marble. not mora than eighteen Inches high
Al ono end OF tho row Hes a, Bronson AZ
colt, with the following upon his head
htono;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28

Gosllng (wrathfully)--l've iait "a
tailor good piece OF my mlndl
WlgginH-You should so easy, ~
you really think you have more tHls|
money TO waste7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28
A. ~ A.
I7oo tsss

At tho other end OF the row lies Louisa
". Alcolt, his talented and devoted daugh-
tor, with the following on hor headat0no;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28

his methuda sufnolent money to keep the
wolf from the door. reformed tho outira
rehool system OF the New World In many
Important particulars. lie Il waA who frst
introduced single neata for pupila, which
prevail everywhcrs now. lnAtoau o. tho
long benches OF cur Erandta.hcra, lie Was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-28

NJ 4.
isssisss
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
ffurrah. for Jordan.

Reports have reached us that Prof
.Iunias Jerdon has carried Crawford
county overwhelmingly This is
considered by his friends decisive
victory, as Crawford county was
claimed by Shinn most emphatically.
Ali Josiah! you had just as well begin
making your arrangements to go to
Russia and write that Russian his
tory You are good ut writing his
tory 60 anyway, and building stone
palaces.
Hurrah for Jordon for our next
State superintendent Lets give
Shinn a much needed rest He is
sadly in need of it since he did such
excellent work in Chicago during the
World S Fair for the common schools
of Arkansas. But then he was well
paid for it at the rate Of $1,000 per
day, feed and lodging found.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
IN FINANCIAL TROUBLE.
A Once Prosperous Newspaper ON the
Verge of Collapse.

New YORK, March PA dispatch
from London says: Lively times are
expected at the meeting this after
noon of the stockholders of the
Freemen s Journal. at one time the
great lome-rule paper of Great
Britain and the staunch supporter of
the late Charles Stewart Parnell. A
few years ago the annual profits of
the paper exceeded $50, 900. while to-
day ii is oil the verge of collapse
John Dillon has been in Dublin for
month endeavoring to rehabilitate
The concern and it is believed he has
secured sufficient support to GUST
from the directorate the last remain
ing elements representing the old Ma
tional Press. Dillon's opponents,
however, say that the Freemen's
Journal is on its last legs, and that
it cannot be resuseitated to its for
mer position of profit and influence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
NATALIE NUPTIALS.
MARRIAGE OF THE FRENCH AN.
nAssaDoR TO AN AMER
lcAN GIRL.
Took Place in the Presence
Intimate Friends and Relatives
f1n1y.-The First Marriage OF
Foreign Ambassador
In This Country.

III AnEI.pHIA, March H.-one
american belle has secured. a
ap71ished foreign husband. Inc
Eiaae of Eleanor Louise Elver-
n,1blisher OF the Philadelphia
|Irer. Golden Days and Saturday
and M. Jules Patenotre, Am
ador from France to the ohitea
Il was solemnized at high
foday at the archiepiscopal
ence of Archbishop Ryan. adj
ID the cathedral on Rittenhouse
[re The wedding was by special
|nsafion. the bride being n
Eztnnt and the groom a member
& Rnman Catholic church. Car
fibbons. who had made the
III rom Baltimore, specially for
|ccaaion. officiated. assisted by
hislapp Ryan and Very Reverend
Eicocs. Those present were con-
a, the family of the bride, the
hers af the French Embassy and
Intimate friends OF the groom.
[nlfan Pauneefote. dean OF the
|aafic corps, acted as chief wit
Tor the distinguished groom.
ediafely after the ceremony the
j marty left for Washington by
HI train, and will spend the
Emt,on at the EMERSON man
ii that city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27

the lower G lge OF Jefferson county;
was acquainted With deceased. He
stated that he WAS the first man to
find MeGehee's body. He said the
body was lying with shoulder
against a tree and head resting on
shoulder, hat ON the ground. He
then described the wounds in the
body. About twenty steps from the
body he found tobacco sack, con-
tanning $5 bill, with a 10 cent piece
lying under the sack; his right pocket
was turned about half out. Taylors
other testimony was as to his ae-
quaintanee with Scott and the re-
marks Scott had made to him in re-
gard tn the money he claimed to be
due him from MeGehee. He also
testified as to inquiries made by
Scott as to when McGehee would
start 10 Pine Bluff from his farm.
He also testified as to finding the
saddle and bride of Mefiehee's horse
about twenty steps from the dead
body
The court at this juncture adj
ioulned for dinner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
STATE LEAGUE REPUBLICANS
Delegates Arriving to Attend the Annual
Convention of Minnesota Republi-
cans at Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS. March 27.-Delegates
are arriving in large numbers to at
tend the annual convention oil the
State League Of Republican Clubs,
which opens tomorrow GOV. Nc
kinley will be given a hearty recep-
ton upon his arrival tomorrow
morning. He will be escorted To the
West Hotel by large procession
with banners and music, and will
make a fiye-minutes address from
the balcony. His great speech, how
ever, to deliver which he makes the
journey from Columbus. will not be
delivered until night. The demand
for tickets has been large enough to
fill the great exposition building, in
which the last Republican National
convention was held five times over.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
General Tour of Inspection,

The officers of the Missouri Pacific
system are on a general tour of in
speetion OF the road. They will pass
through this city this evening at Z
O'Clock.
The party is composed of W, b.
Doddridge, General Manager; e. A,
Peck, General superintendent; II. NJ.
Peck, superintendent Bridges and
Buildings; IL. c. Townsend, General
Passenger Agent; Mr.. Stiltt, General
transportation Agent; W. j. Mckee,
superintendent Central Division; ".
A. Lally, Train Master, and j. r.
Higgins, Road Master.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27
WEDDINGS GALORE.
With the Gomming of Easter Come the
Marrigage vows.

New York, March 27.-With the
passing of Easter the wedding season
energies in full bloom. Not for many
springs have there been so many
prospective matrimonial alliances in
high society. At noon today Miss
Elizabeth Casey, daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. Casey, and the Rev. Clarence
Bispham We're Joined in wedlock at
the Church of st. John This evening
Miss Josephine Brewer, daughter of
Mrs. Zebulon Homan Brewer, and
Maxey Lyman Ransom, son of ex-
Surrogate Ransom, will be welded
at Trinity Chapel in the presence of
q large and fashionable congre-
cation,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-27

FERNOR M'KINLEY.
npion Of Protection En- Route to
'Hpoiis to attend the League
of Republican Clubs.

10, Marea 27.-tiov. William
y arrived here this morning
lnmbus en- route to Minneap-
ere he is to deliver an aa-
Hofe the annual convention
etate League Of Republican
The Governor, who was ac-
1ed by Mrs. Mckinley, Col.
E Hahn, OF Columbus, and
z DICK, Of the Ohio State
kee' was met at the union
! a committee Of prominent
Fans from st. Paul and Ain-
headed by Chairman Bixbv
/ were accompanied BY ".
fy' President Of the National
oI Republican Clubs. and IS
Phrey, Secretary Of the M.
league. The tlistinguishetl
Il + lsls N I