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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-21

Sold throughout the world, Price CuTIGURA,
aOc, Soar, 25c liEsOLyEET, Fl. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEM. CORR, sole lropsp Boston IAN
about the Skin and Blood " mailed free
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-21
Comet Pile Remedy cures,
Lime.

The TeXarkana Hardware Co. Is
handling pure white lime. 2-2S
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-21

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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
ARTISTIC BANK NOTES
BEST DEFENSE AGAINST THE
Willy OUNTERFEITER.
New Designs for Silver Certificates said
to BE the Finest Ever Produced in
This Country Chinese Army Is Panic
Stricken.
ThinyS of EeautV.

CLAUDE NJ. JOHNSON. { hief Of the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
has omitted his annual report to the
Secretary of the Treasury. Discu :
inc the printing OF bank notes, he
aays: artistic skill. applicable TO
the production of bank notes, bonds
etc, has not advanced with time.
Bank notes prepared twenty-five years
ago are as finely engraved as tho Of
to-day. The rank notes produced by
this burea and by the bank note COM
IanieS of the country appear TO have
reached tn highest standard OF engrav-
Ing and print bat the designs, as 4
rule. are weak and meaniugle -. The
Intentional design for bank notes,
which has been used for many years,
appears to be wholly lacking in artistic
merit, consisting. a. it does. o 2 patch
work of engraving, including a por-
trait, the title and the lathewor6
counters, having no connection with
each other. and Il vast Improvement
can be made in designing the future
issues of the Government. | consider
the artistic beauty of de ,ign fer a
bank note to be as essential 10 pr0tec-
ton against counterfeiting as
tie manner in which either the
engraving or printing is executed.
In fact. they must all lie
of the hi hest standard of excellence
to afford perfect protection. To attain
this standar of excellence l have Sc
cured the services of some of the best
engravers and printers, AMI have re-
ceiyed aid from some of the most tai
ented artists in the country in prepar-
ing designs for new issue o. silver
certificates, and the result, in my
opinion, will not only be a creditable
work from an artistic standpoint. but a
series of notes which will be beyond
the skill of counterfeiter5 Il initiate
in way to be at all dangerous to COM
merce"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
WASHINGTON.

THERE are good reasons to believe
the removal of the Presidents family
from the White House to their couu-
try place was undoubte lily due to the
smallpox scare prevalent throughout
Washington. Mrs. Cleveland and the
children have been vaccinated.
AN abstract of the resources and
liabilities of the national banks in the
United States on Oct. >, 1894 as shown
by their reports to the Comptroller of
the Currency, shows that the aggre-
gate am unit of individual deposits on
that date was Sl.l2S, 5lS, $50, against
Sl.45l, l24.3:30 on Oct. 3, 1892. The
leans and discounts have increased
during that time over Sl6l 900, 900.
The amount of 5, ecie in national hanks
on Oct >, 1894, was S2}7, go, 65i, and
legal tenders Sl20. 54i.05S. Reports to
the Director of the Mint show coinage
for the month of October as follows:
Gold, S2.9l 500: silver, $l,211 900 of
which SG00.O00 was standard dollars:
minor coin. 3d. The amount of
national bank notes received for re-
demption during the last month was
SIS, 6j3, go, and the amount of deposits
received to retire national bank notes
was ii .S2S, 30. lea ing the balance of
such deposits on the books of the
Treasury SIS, l6' 40.
TIE Indian Office is finding it a very
diitcult matter to prevent the sale of
liquor to the Indians The most diff
cult problem has been presented in
recent court decisions in which it is
declared that Indians who have taken
their lands in severalty are citizens of
the United States and that it is no
longer contrary TO law to sell liquor to
them. Two or three decisions have
already been made to that effect, and
the notice of Judge EgertOn Of South
Dakota to the United States Grand
Jury, to present no more indictments
against peis rs selling liquor to
Indians en- allotted lands, looks as
if the courts were going to take
the view Of the case that no re-
strict Ons should be placed on Ind Ian
citizens. In reDOrts submitted by va
riouS Indian agents to the Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs. the fact is
pointed out that il is very difficult to
prevent the sale of Ii uOr to Indians.
Not only on account of the fact that
the courts have recognized Indians,
having taken allotments. as citi ems,
but for other causes. The agent OF
the Southern Utes in Colorado ex-
presses his Union of the whisky
t allie in the following: When the do
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
SOUTHERN.

THE twenty-second annual congress
Ct the Association for the Advance
ment OF Women, Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe presiding. was in session at
Knoxville Tenn.
PAUL GRANT aud Morris Ferriter
became involved in political discus
sion at Richmond. Va. when Fer
ritter struck Grant two blows with his
fist, causing death.
GOETHE LODGE. Knights of Pythias,
the largest German ledge in Mary land,
which ha, been in eXistence sixteen
years, has surrendered its charter and
rituals and withdrawn from the order.
FIVE CT the leaders of The Sanctilied
Band on Chilcoteag Island, Mary
land. have been indicted for conspiracy
in separating wives from their hus-
bands, and for being public nuisance.
MAJOR CLINT MCCLARTY, founder
of the Louisville, Ky, clearing house,
died, aged 81. He served in the Con-
federate army under Colonel Breckin-
ridge. and later with the famous Or
phan Br gade.
a HURRICANE, accompanied by hail
and lightning. passed over Brennan,
Tex. from the northeast. Dwellings,
barns, fencing, and trees We're blown
away. y number of people were badly
injured. Shreveport, La was visited
by a disastrous storm. Much loss has
been sustained, but as far as known
nobody wa; killed.
PASSENGER train No. ,, of the Kan
sas City, Memphis and Birmingham
Railroad, was held up Thursday
morning a few miles east of New AL
bany, Miss. by three masked men and
the express car looted of its contents
Officers of the Southern Express Com
pany give it out that only "a lot of cheap
Jewelry and vouchers constituted the
robbers booty. 1t is suspected. how
ever that the express officials are ly-
ing low on this sub. ect for their own
reasons. The general belief is that
the robbers were amateurs, although
they did things up in shape. There
is not the slightest clew 20 their
identity.
DEVELOPMENTS in the New Orleans,
La, labor troubles show the despe a.
ton OF the white men who work along
the levee. Sunday afternoon the torch
was applied to the wharf of the
West India and Pacific Steamship
Company on the levee at the
foot of Nun street, and before the
fame, were subdued there was loss
OF 100000 in merchandise, cotton, and
damage to one Of their steamships.
About half was insured. The tr uble
is race war between the white and
cOlOred screwmen and lOngshoremen
1t resulted Saturday in riot, In which
one negro was killed and several
wounded The police are almost powe :
less, and it is likely the Governor will
order OFT troops.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
NEWS NUGGETS.

S. j. DUNLAP, Postmaster at Red
Forks, fifty miles east of Saltwater,
Okla, was shot to pieces by the Cook
gang. Dunlap owned the store and
the gang o dercd him to unlock the
postof1ice safe. He refused. They
robbed the store and posto zee.
EMERY CoULSON, a Waterman en-
p Dyed at the plant of the G. H. Ham
mond Packing Company, at Omaha,
confessed to having set fire to the
building He said he did it that he
might win promotion by discovering
the fan es before they did material
damage.
TIE Chinese army has been thrown
into panic by the Japanese victories
and is still fleeing before the Japanese.
The hine-e troops in Manchuria are
robbing the natives and committing
horrible atrocities wherever they pass
The .iapane e on the ether hand. are
treating the Chinese well. and are
con5e uently received with open arms
by the natives. who are furnishing
them with supplies OF various kinds
\ i, eroy Ii Hung Chang has been or
dered to Pekin.
JOSEPH LYNCH, w. J. Chandler and
Mrs Sarah Z. Collins have been con-
victed at Accomac Court House. Va ,
of lasciviousness IL carrying out their
so-called religion, beliefs. Lynch. II
Delaware ma >, and tho heal of
the band. was sentenced to eight
months in Jail and to paw "a
fine OF SO Chandler was sent to
Jail for six months and fined $50. The
woman Collins was sentenced to four
months imprisonment ald to pay a
fine of 800 The trial of these poop e
has attracted widespread attention.
Their doctrines were that all mar
riages were unhOly in divine sight
The san; titled ones lived AMI CARR d
on their meetings on the autiful
lii; tie isl md OF ChincOteag e, in the
Chesapeake Bay.
SEVEN British cotton ships were set
on fire at Savannah, Ga, and 40 o
bales of cotton damaged, causing a los S
of $65, coo.
Nj DR GENERAL OLIVER O. How
ARD has been etired from the United
States army, having reached the stat
utory age limit.
n l5-YEAR-OLD son OF Milton Har-
man, colored, living in Ouachita Town
ship, Ark, entered his fathers ted
room while his parent was asleep and
shot him dead His excuse was that
his father had whipped him.
JAMES MCCOSH. eX-President of
Princeton University, is critically ill.,
THE finishing department of the
Edgar Thompson steel works at Brad
ford, Pa, is id's, owing to refu al of
the rail straighteners to work without
helpers. the latter having all been dis.
charged.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09

plant. The entire department OF the
city were called to the scene OF the
fire and made such determined fight
that the flames were confined to what
is known as he beef house." a four
story brick building 200 by 200 ieet.
This building cost $.0o,00O and with
the contents will probably bring the
total loss to $780, Goa There is Sl.50a,-
0O insurance on the whole liant.
Three firemen were caught under fall
ing walls and instantly k He'd.
SILAN LEWIS, the condem ed Chloe
taw murderer, was shot at Wilburton.
|. T., Monday morning, by Sheriff
Pursley. The ballet from the sheriffs
Winchester missed the condemned
man heart. 1t went can throu h
the mu derer's body, and Lewis,
throwing back his head, sank grcal-
ing to the ground. To end the
hor ible work the sheriff was
fl rally compelled to take hold of
the mans nose and smother him
to death. He lived thirty min
utes after being shot. Twenty-six
other Indians are under indictment
tor the same murder TO- which Lewis
was eXected. When they come II trial
trouble is anticipated as their sympa
thi ers arc aroused. Lewis was ii
years old. He had been given fire.
Guent chances to escape because OF the
Sherilf's dread of car wing out the law.
but refused to take advantage of them.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
IN GEN ERAL

DEAN SAMUEL REYNOLDS HOLE, ID.
D.. of Rochester England Cathedral.
an intimate of Dickens and Tennyson,
has arrived in this county. where he
will speak in the interests of his cathe-
oral.
EX-SENATOR THOMAS w. PALMER.
President of the Worlds Fair, is i'll of
nervous prostration, at the Battle
Creek Sanitarium. Mr. Palm attrib-
ute5 his pre- ent condition to campai II
worry and his hard work in connection
with the Columbian Exposition.
TIRED of waiting for dividends that
never came. while their officers were
reveling in sumptuous alaries, stock
holders of the National inseed Oil
Company have at last rebelled against
the management and asked to have the
giant corporation dissolved under the
antitrust law and its 1900. 600 of as
sets distributed among the owners.
ROBERT FULFORD, of New y ork, the
theatrical manager, arrived at London.
{ Mt, with the ashes OF his wife Annie
PiXley, the actress, who died in Eng
land last winter. They will be placed
in the lot with the remains of her only
son, Thomas, and a handsome monu-
ment will cover both. Mrs. FulfOrd
visited London every summer to renew
the flowers on the grave OF her child,
whom she adored
THE barkentine White Wings sailed
from Baltimo for Rio de Janeiro
Wednesday with cargo valued at
SD .O0D, inc uding &, 200 barrels of flour.
III 1a. Il 20.
ian ports from Baltimore in October.
besides three steamers. These vessels
took out cargOes made up of flour. lard,
cottonseed oil, canned goods and tur-
pentine. The shipments in flour alone
will aggregate moro than 5l,0J0 bar
rels and the value of all the cargoes
Will exceed SAG, 6SI.
r. G.. Dun & Co. s Weekly Review of
Trade says:
,mc last week, with the excitement of an
election. could not indicate much of the
true condition of business. In some trades
the season is too far advanced for great
activity and in otLeis the supposed effects
of the voting hinder operations. But il is
satisfactory that the volume of production
is we'll maintained and in one or two
branches increased; that no monetary
difficulties disturb; that breadstuffs are
appears during the week in manufactured
products. AT present the volume of bust
ness transacted is on the whole smaller
than las year. and much smaller than in
1892, though a Presidential election was
then close at hand.
THE lumber sch Oner Fanny Dutard,
Capt Peterson, just arrived at Port
Blakely, Wash, reports the missing
Ivanhoe. with Frederick j. Grant, ex-
Minister 10 Bolivia, on board. prob
ably sank the afternoon OF Sept 30.
We left Port Blakely." said Capt.
Peterson, sept. 20, bound for Santa
barbara with lumb,r. We sailed out
under light wind and arrived at the
Cape the >! tn. We saw a tug towing
out ship the same evening and drop
it Off the Cape That night a storm
came up and the mo ming of the 30th
moderated. TIE ship was il company
with us. but too far away for us to
make out its name or cargo. II APP
peared to have a terrible list to star
board. We could see that something
was wong, for the list was in the
wrong direction. That night the YES
sci disap, cared from sight"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
EASTERN.

THE best speech-making record dur
ing the campaign has been made by
Chauncey Depew- thirty-fve speeches
in two days.
A NEW YORK paper print story
to the effect that George NJ. Pullman's
daughter is alb ut to marry King Alex
ander of Servia.
JOHN r. ENGLEBERT. an engineer.
manager of Tennessee iron company.
was Killed at Rife. Pa. by a boy whom
he attempted to brighten.
WILLIAM CLIPS, who murdered his
aged mother and terribly wounded his
father al Buffalo, n. Y, has been cap
tured He is a raving man "a.
T. NJ LAIINlER, Of Al egheny, "a,
dry goods merchant, has assigned.
judgments aggregating S. .0o) were
confessed. The assets amount to about
Sl60,00O.
BURGLARS entered the bank at West
Winfie d, Herkimer Cou \. y. and
blew tie door of the vault off with
dynamite. Tley ned about 81, 900
In money.
a col rolled steel us are under way
aga among tie larger manufacture
er who ave meeting at the Holland
House in NV York.
JOSEPH ROSINZIII was arrested at
Pittsburg and h i in 5000 lail on
the charge of co ispiracy to defraud
nj mber of pers rs who su s,ribed to a
coon crafty q land scheme
y SUCCESSFUL ties. of the German
anti-toxine remedy for diphtheria.
used as q p eventive, has been made
in the hospital at Philadelphia on
little girl who had been sub. ected to
diphtheria injection.
LUIGI REvELII. son of a rich widow
in Purin, Italy, committed suicide in
the Office of New York Italian news
paper Immediately after an editorial
declinatiOn to u G some manuscript he
had submitted wing reasons why he
propos ed to kill himself.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
By tho Presidents:
W. q GRESHAM. Secretary OF Sta
Photographic ClIc.xs.

TIE Southwestern Association OF
Railway Surgeons met at Memphis.
Tenn.
SAMUEL WHISTLER was killed al
Noblesville, Ind, by falling limb OF
q tree.
SNAKE-CHARMER MATI.OCK was bit
ten by cob a at Dallas, Tex. He can
not recover.
THE White Wings sailed from Balti
moro for Rio de Janeiro with a CARGO
valued at $4,000.
THE force 70 at work on the Cubebra
branch of the Panama canal will soon
be increased to ZOO men,
DE-. J, b. CHARLTON was shot q,
Clear Lake, Iowa, by robbers. Pocket
instrument stopped the bul ct.
JULIUS CESAR and William Shakes.
peare are the nan es of two political
speakers at Kalamazoo, Mich.
For refusing to betray Outlaw Riu
Goode, Edd Martin was hanged nv a
mob In Crittenden County, Ky.
THIRTY-FIVE cases of malar. al favor
are reported among Wesleyan Univer.
slty students at midtown, Conn.
MRS. RoBERT SHEPARD. an aoad
and feeble widow, was attacked at 1as.
per, Ala, by three hogs and killed.
GEoRGR COLLIER, a well-to-do citi-
zen OF Anderson. Ind, is MISSING. and
It Is feared he has met with foul NAV
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
DEATH COMES TO SIX.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO TRAIN
WRECKED.
Schooner and Crew Lost i'm Sight of Hall
fax Crowds b nlits Weaken at the
Last Moment Predicament OF Morocco
Cholera Riots.
Crashed Into a Freight.

TRAIN No >. Baltimore and Ohio
limited, ran into the first section OF
No. G4, fast cattle train. at Rosen-
steel siding. two miles east of Rock
wood, Pa, at $40 Wednesday, evening.
Six men were killed in the collision
and several Others badly hurt The
railroad officials say no passengers
were hurt. Both trains were going
at the rate of forty miles an hour, and
came together while rounding a curve.
Neither crew had time to jump or
sound a warning. The mail car was
reduced to kindling wood. only the
heavy ve,tibules of the passenger ears
saved them from a similar fate. Fully
a dozen cattle cars were piled up in
the elk. killing and manning many
of the dumb brutes.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
CHINA MUST SETTLE.
PREPARATION DEMANDED FOR
THE CHUNG KING AFFAIR.
Great Britain Insists that Taotai Sheng
BE Degraded and that Money In
demnity BE Paid for the Seizure of Jap.
anesc Passengers.


The Eriti-h officials II Shanghai
have sent an ultimatum TO the Chinese
Niceroy demandi settlement OF
the Chung Is Ing Il air The Britt
demands a~e that Taotai Sheng be dis
missed AMI Geyra3eJ, the Chung King
is to be al ted with twenty-OEe guns
from the TIku forts. ana a money in
demni'y Is to be raid to the ,wners Of
the Chung King. If these demands
are Mt comfli d with within the 5. eel
fed time, rcpcisa : up the part of the
British fleet are threatened.
The Oh ~ King a air Is one OF the
remar able Incl tents of the war be
tween China and Japan. ard may have
serious results. On Aug. ! las a Tlen
Tsin dispatch announced that thirteen
japanese soldiers. who had been forci-
by emoyed by the Chinese from the
British cam-hip Ching King, were
ret arred Immediately upon the \ ice
roy. Ii II NJ {. ang, being notified, and
1t was added that tie iceroy apollo
gi ed TO the British Consul. ON Aug.
:. however, a dispatch from Shanghai
announced tie arrival there of the
steamship Chung King. and the Cap
tain OF that vessel gave his version OF
the affair which gave il a more seri
Gus aspect. The Captain said that
while his ship was at Tungku on the
Gulf of 7 Q CHI Ii Chimes soldiers
went on board of her for the purpose
OF cling the japanese pas engers.
They found on beard that ste mship
sixty Japanese, mostly women and
children, and at once began II hunt
them down. The Oh nese pursued the
Japanese all over the vessel. bound
them hand and foot a soon as caught
and flung them owe on the wha f. Ii
Hung Chang eventual V. upon the pro-
te-t Of the British Consul, C mmanded
the Japanese t. be returned on beard
the Chung King and rdercd the
Chlne-e soldiers who had made the
raid 10 be severely punished.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
EOpE
I OA1-LN1

EUGENE ESPERANCr OUDIN, an Opc.
ratio singer popular in this country,
died in London.
TIE arrest of Capt. Alfred Dreyfus.
Of the geneva staff. on the cha ~oe of
treason and pionage on behalf of the
triple alliance is the sensation of the
hour at Paris.
The Gar of Russia died at o'clock
Thursday afternoon at Livadia A con-
spiracy against the life # the Caro-
witt has been discovered at St. Peters
burg. 1t is said that for several days
past the police have been active Y en-
gagged in arresting nihilists. Though
momentarily expected in all Europe
news of the death created consterna-
ton in all continental financial and
governmental centers.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09

ing
The American people should gratefully
render thanksgiving and praise to the SUI
preme Ruler OF the universe, who has
watched over them with kindness and fos-
tering care during the year that has passed.
They should also with humility and faith
supplicate the Father OF All Mercies for
continued blessings according to their
needs, and they should by deeds OF charity
seek the favor OF the giver Of every good
and perfect gift
Therefore !, Grover Cleveland, President
OF the United States, do hereby appoint
and set apart Thursday, the goth day OF
November, instant, as day OF thanksgiv-
Ing and prayer, 10 be kept and observed by
all the PEOPLE Of the land.
On that day let our ordinary work and
business DO suspended, and let us meet in
our accustomed places OF worship and give
thanks to Almighty God for our preserva-
tion y nation. for our immunity from
disease ana pestilence. for the harvests
that have rewarded our husbandry, for
renewal of national prosperity. and for
every advance In virtue and intelligence
that has marked our growth as people.
And with our Thanksgiving let Us pray
that these blessings may be multiplied
unto u.s. that our national conscience may
be quickened to better recognition OF the
power and goodness Of God. and that in
our national life we may clearer see and
closer follow the path OF rich teousnesS
And in our Places OF worship and praise.
as we'll as in the happy reunions OF kim
dred and friends. on that day let u in
woke divine approval by generously re-
membering the poor and needy. Surely
he who has given US comfort and plenty
will look upon our relief of the destitute
and our ministrations of charity IA the
work OF hearts truly grateful and as
proofs OF the sincerity OF our thankssiv-
Ing
Witness my hand and the seal OF the
United States, which | have caused to be
hereto affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington on the
first day OF November in the year of our
Lord eighteen hundred and ninety four.
and of the independence OF the United
States the one hundred and nineteent
GROVER CLEVELAND.
By tho President:
w. Q GRESHAM. secretary OF State
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
Drive V ssels from Milwaukee

THE high rate OF taxation on vessel
property in Milwaukee. Wis, Will re-
suit in an exodus of al the large YES
sells which hail from that city to Chi
cago, bet oft and other ports where
they will be treated more favor
ably. Among the fleets which
are to 90 a~e the Inter Ocean
Transportation Company, to Chicago;
the Milwaukee steamship G mpany.
to Detroit, and the T. +. Fitzgerald
Il Co. fleet. These removals viii take
from Milwaukee s ',50O.0J0 of vessel
property. The Milwaukee Steamship
Company has issued circular to its
stockholders proposing to dissolve the
PIE ent company and organ re new
corporation in some other State whe @
it will be I ermitted to exist without
being taxed to death.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09

partment realizes that I have a res
ervation with 260 miles of border and
subje ted II the lawless deeds of a
very tough class of whites and Mexi-
cans, tn task of regulating the ira lie
in villainous conpo lndS called 'whis-
k - can easily be estimated. How
ever, by Offering rewards, which
a gree to ia out of my own funds, |
haze at least suocecd ed in clrbing the
evil to cOmmendab e, tent. The
standing reward is So. money to be
laid upon n, lotion"