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.The Worlds Markets.,

WASHINGTON. April SO.-The first OF the
series of bulletins az ne worlds markets
for American products" will be issued by
the Agricultural Department in about ten
days. 1t will give complete information re-
garding the markets of Great Britain and
Ireland, including the latest statistics as TO
the consumption of agricultural and dairy
products, meat, live stock, etc, in those
countries. amounts imported, countries from
which the supplies are imported, prices and
much other data which may have bear
ing on the conditions of the markets in
those countries. The information will cover
cereals -four butter and oleomargarine.
cheese, poultry, eggs. fruit. cattle. hay, tai
low, seeds, cotton, wool, tobacco, wine, tim
ber, canned goods and petroleum. and In
addition a general review of trade between
the United States and Great Britain. This
bulletin will be followed by others of the
same character dealing with all countries OF
the globe. They will be distributed 10 those
who anply for them.
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Transfer of Army Officers.

WASHINGTON, April 30-The expected
important transfers arising out of the re-
cent army promotions in the higher ranks
were made to-day by Secretary Lamont
Major General Ruger is transferred from
Chicago to Washington, for special duty
Merritt. from st. Paul to Chicago Brig
adler General Brooke, from Omaha to ST.
Paul; Brisadier General Coppinger, TO
Omaha, relieving General Brooke; Brigadier
General Wheaton. from San Antonio to
Denver, in place of General McCook, re-
tired, and Brigadier General Bliss to San
Antonio.
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Roosevelt VIII Go to New York.

WASHINGTON, April 30.-Although it has
been practically certain for some time that
Theodore Roosevelt had been asked to
become one of New York's police COM
missioners and has accepted, he has always
declined hitherto TO speak on the matter.
To-day he said: Yes, 1 have handed in my
resignation to the President. Mayor Strong
has requested me to take the position OF
police commissioner and l have accepted.
/ do not know what our powers will be
under the new legislation and so IL is, of
course impossible 10 say what L think the
board can accomplish. Neither in making
the appointments nor removals shall i pay
any heed to the political or religious affilia-
uons of any one Outside of the position
of police commissioner / shall always re-
main, as l always have been, strong Re-
publican. / shall leave shortly, but the
exact date of my departure has not been
SETTLED !"
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WAGON WHEAT. ..6OC
ACME MILLING COMPANY,
asa WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
c0wED BY BULLETS.


HUNTINGTON. W. Va. April sO-The
moonshiners who have run things to suit
themselves in Logan, Wyoming. Mcdowell
and Mercer counties are cowed. Marshal
Doc Smith and squad of deputies started
out TO capture Lee Ward, who has been
selling liquor Illegally. Ward opened fire.
but smith put four shots into him in quick
succession. and he died I'm few minutes
This disheartened the moonshiners, and
the deputies to-day brought in one hundred
Of them. including twenty women. They
were taken to jail at Charleston
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future Numerous resolutions were offered
and referred and several special orders
were made for tomorrow. Among the lat
ter was a resolution 10 erect nationai
nonsectarian university supported by
Hebrews as recommended in the majority
report of the committee on intellectual ad-
vancement each OF the 10000 members OF
the R'Nai Birth to pay 50 cents annually
for its support. An appropriation OF 1900
was made for the Denver, Col, hospital
The executive committee was directed to
provide at its discretion for the education
OF Jewish children in Roumania. where they
have been excluded from all schools.
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KENTUCKY FEUD.
Four Members of the Fuigham and
TOynsend Families Killed.

NEWBERNE, Tenn, April 39.-There has
beea a general shooting ARRAY between
the Fulghams and Townsends at this place.
The row started over feud that has exist
ed two years. On last Friuay evening MUIR
ray F'ulgham assaulted Avery Townsend
with an AK handle, whereupon Townsend
had warrant issued, charging Fugham
with assault and battery with intent TO
kill. Young Fulgham Immediately left town
and went to Madison, but was followed
and brought back by his father and Con-
stable Towns TO stand trial. The case came
up this evening, and Fulgham was fined
$50 and costs. About o'clock the parties
got together, words passed, pistols were
drawn and fired repeatedly, resulting in
the almost instant killing of r. w. Town
send and his son Beauregard, and Alb and
Tn,n EfrChapo
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AKRON. O.. April 3c-The pottery COM
bination known as the Akron-Canton Stone
ware Agency. which has sold more than
two-thirds OF the pottery goods of the
United States for the past ten years. has
been broken. The break came at the reg
ular meeting of the thirteen companies in
terested, held here in the Office Of the pool
There has been considerable dissatisfaction
among members OF the pool for several
months past. II r. said he immediate re-
suit or fns disruption will be sharp de-
cline In prices on all kind, OF pottery goods.
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CANTON, O., April 30.--The old Women's
Relief Corps war has broken out afresh in
Canton. with Gen. Isaac n. Sherwood and
Sherwood arrested to-day fer criminal libel
sherwood. two years ago. while editor OF
the News-Democrat, published the notice
characters and interwove a story of Clark's
trial for assaulting sherwood and he added
II up Three OF kind This article forms
the specifications for the libel.
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VII, UnderseIi Imported wurcx

PITTSBURG, April 30.-'rhe white granite
and semi-porceain ware manufacturers to
the number OF thirty are in conference
here. When the Wilson bill went into ef-
feet the joopers agreed TO give the prefer
ence TO American wares If the manafact-
urers would take their sales agents off the
road This was done. but the members
claim the jobbers have broken faith To-
day they decided 10 sell their present stocks
at sacrifice 10 gain control of the market
again. They will put agents on the road
at once and intend TO undersell imported
rxar
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.Juxt on n Little Trim. -

REDFIELD, S. D., April 30.-Information
comes that II. NJ. Benedict who was
thought 10 have fed with the defaulting
State Treasurer Taylor to South America.
was seen on the streets of Chicago recently
by gentleman living in that city who
knows Benedict well. Benedict appeared
bronzed by travel. and. when asked where
he had been, he said: Jus; OF a little
trip IL is though here that Benedict lis
returning from the South with Taylors
wife. who has been sojourning in Florida
the past winter within easy communication
with the defaulter.
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The pilot was Negligent.

LOUISVILLE. April 30.-After a lengthy
Investigation the local board OF steamboat
inspectors have rendered their report or
the sinking OF the State of Missouri last
January. The accident. the report states,
was due 10 the negligence OF Pilot James
Pelle. jr. The inspectors say the evidence
shows three lives were lost and probably
four. The matter has been referred to
United States District Attorney Smith who
will proceed against the pilot in the courts
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Patents Granted Indianians.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Patents have
been granted to the following 1ndianians
Jesse III. Berst, Kokomo and II. l.. Bersi,
Leesburg, skewer-painting machine; James
c. Burgess, st. Louis Crossing, assignor to
j. A. Newton, Columbus, metal shearing
and punching machine; Lewis Fitch, Van
Buren,, gate; Nelson Il. Funk, Elkhart
sheet separating device; Albert II. Kennedy
Rockport. mensuraticn form; Oliver b.
Picket, assignor TO Columbus Drill Com
pany, Liberty, grain drill; James Seath
Terre Haute. continuous draw-bar attach
ment; Alfred Weed, assignor TO Arcade file
works, anderson. saw file; Edmund f.. Ball.
Muncie, apparatus for drying fruit jars.
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General sherman's Battle Ground.

WASHINGTON, April SO.-The Chicka-
mauga park commission has completed the
purchase of General Snerman's battle
ground at the north end OF Missionary
Ridge, Chattanooga, and it now becomes
part of the National Military Park The
tract contains fifty acres and embraces the
ground of assault OF the army of the Ten
nessee and the positions about Tunnel hill
defended by General Bragg's army. The
central drive of the National Park, twenty
miles in length. has already been COM
pleted TO and through the tract thus pur-
chased and historical tablets. batteries and
monuments will be erected upon ii before
the Dedication of September next.
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Reunion of suItann Survivors.

DEFIANCE, O., April 3o.-The Sultana
Survivors, Association held its annual re-
Colonel. :. H. Raudebaugh: lieutenant coll
onel, George Stevens. major. A. W. King;
adjutant, William Fies: quartermsster, 9.
NJ. NcCrory. The next reunion will be held
at Knoxville, Tenn. April q. 1895. The as
sociation was addressed tonight by Rev.
Howard Henderson. who was the Confeder-
ate commissioner Of parole AZ Nicksburg
when the unior prisoners were shipped on
the steamer Suitana.
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S'r LOUIS. Mo. April 5o.-Judgc Murphy,
In the case against y. w. Chandler,~
f,rlnsr well-known member OF the Mer-
ct a-itS Exchange. who is charged by James
&. 1Syle. prominent business man or
This city, with immoral conduct With the
sttes's wife. to-day sentenced the defend
an % pay a fine of $500 and serve six
pnenths in the workhouse The. suit re-
salted from the suit for divorce brought by
royfe recently against his wife. In which
thssdier was named as correspondent The
dir,rcs case Is still penulngs
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MASON CITY. Ia. April 30.--An INTEREST
tng point with reference 10 the income tax
hae come up here. The Mason City Brick
and Tile Company. IN making its return.
eloir7o exemption under the supreme Court
0ec1Dtou. as all its income Is derived from
real estate In the shape Of brick and tile.
The solicitor has agreed to allow the cx-
lrDE1on. nn1 the point will be referred 70
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General Notes.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, April 20.-Harrison d.
Harrell. of Indiana, a 100 clerk in the
Pension Office, has resigned.
The Controller of the Currency has au-
thorized the organization of the Park Ma
tional Bank, of Cleveland.
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Chnnce for American Architects.

WASHINGTON. April 30.-The Bureau of
the American Republics is informed that
the government Of the Argentine Republic
has decided to invite bids from architects
throughout the world for plans for a new
building intended for use of Congress- Three
prizes. will be offered for the best design
one or 10000, one of $4,000 and one of 5000.
The architect receiving the first prize will
be given the execution of the work. The
prizes will be paid in the paper currency of
the country, based on its value on the 18th
DAY of October next, the last day on which
plans can be submitted. The Argentine dol
lar is worth at this time in United States
gold about twenty-four cents.
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BIG ROUTE
Annual Excursion German Orphans Home
Cincinnati and Return,
Saturday and Sunday, May II and II.
$3.50 ROUND TRIP $3.50

Tickets good going on all trains of Satur-
day and morning trains of Sunday. Special
train leaves Sunday morning, 7:05 a. m
Tickets good to return until $50 Tuesday
night, May Ia. For tickets and full in
formation call on committed: Henry
Habeney, 40 South East street: Henry
C. Bekemeyer, with SEVERN, Ostermeyer &
william Rathert,. 397 South Meridian street;
Henry PAUL, Isl Davidson street; Joseph
H Schaub. s8 East Washington street; Will
liam Stoite, 528 Virginia avenue, and Will
liam Buscher, also Big Four ticket Offices,
No I East Washington street, SO Jackson
place and Union Station.
H. NJ. BRONSON. A. G. p. A.
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Mr.. Hitt'. Condition Improving.

WASHINGTON, April 30.-There is lit
tie more hopeful feeling concerning Repre-
sentative Hit tonight, as his condition is
slightly better than 1t was two days ago,
when the chances were against his recovery.
Though still extremely weak, he has been
pretty comfortable during the day. There
has been no change in Representative
Cogswelfs condition. and he is said to be
resting easily.
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LONDON, April Se.-It is learned from
official sources that there has been no
change in the attitude OF Great Britain
towards Nicaragua, the British govern
ment having no alternative but TO insist
on a settlement OF its demands and not
to listen TO any offers of compromise. The
United States, it is added, is not interven-
ing IN the matter.
The report that the British ships
Wild swan and Satellite have been or
dered TO Paso de Cabellos and San Juan
del Sur, and that Rear Admiral stephen
son has cabled TO, London saying that
Corinto is a useless possession, Is un-
founded
In regard TO the report circulated by
news agency that it is the intention or
Great Britain 10 seize ports in Honduras.
in order to secure the payment OF arrears
of interest on a long-outstanding loan. II
is pointed out that IL Is contrary TO the
policy of the British government TO take
such action or 10 interfere directly 10 COLI
lect interest on loans.
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Missouri Dem.. for Free silver.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. April S0.-Thir-
ty-iive of the fifty-eight Democratic men,
hers Of the House of Representatives. met
last night and adopted resolution favor
ing the free coinage OF silver at a ratio of
I6 10 l.
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CouRT-MARTIAL ORDERED.

Medical Inspector kershncr to he
Tried ON Two Charges.
WASHINGTON, April 3o.-Secretary Her.
bert to-day Issued an order for the trial b.
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CINCINNATI. o., April s0.-The Consti-
tuition Grand Lodge Of B'Nai Birth spent
much OF to-day laying out work for The
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-02-09
TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue Of the power vested in me
IS substituted Trustee In q certain deed
Of trust executed by Emil Friend and
Bell H. Friend to secure to the Citizens
Building and LoaA Association the in
dcbtcdness therein mentioned, which
deed of trust bears date the 26th day Of
June. 1889, and 10 recorded In Book 2,
No. :, at page sos ct seq. Of the record
Of deeds Of Washington County, Missis--
sippi, and default having been made in
the payment cfthc sums Of money there
In secured to be paid, and at the request
OF said Association. will, on the
18TH DAT or FEBRUARY, 1895,
ut the front door Of the Court House oi
Washington County, Mississlppi, be-
tween the hours Of II O'Clock In the fore
noon and o'clock In the afternoon,
Offer for sale At public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash, the lots or par.
cells Of land situated In the City oil
Greenville, Washington County. MissIs.
sippi, described a. all Of lots four "a and
five (5) In block fourteen (l4) Of the Bel
Air or Blanton Addition TO the said City
of Greenvillc. WH. GRIFFIN,
Substituted Trustee.
January 9th, 1895. jsn2e-no. u
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DID YOU EVER

Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? n not, get bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly adapted to the
relief and cure Of all Female Complaints,
exerting q wonderful direct influence In
giving strength and tone to the organs
II you have Loss Of Appetite, Constipa-
tion, Headache, Painting Spells. or sre
Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable, Melan.
choly or troubled with Dizzy Spells
Electric Bitters is the medicine you
need. Health and Strength are guaran'
teed by It's use. Large bottles only fifty
cents at Clark's Drug Store.
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A Household Treasure.

D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie. n, r.,
says that he always keeps DR., Kings
New Discovery In the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow 1t use; that he would net
be without 1t, II procurable, q. A. Dyke
man Druggist, Catskill, N. Y, says that
Dr. Kings New Discovery is undoubt-
edly the best Cough remedy; that he
has used 1t In his family for eight years,
and It has never failed to do all that ID
claimed for IL. Why not try remedy
so long tried and tested. Trial bottles
free at Clark's Drug store. Regular
size 30 cents and 81.
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Vacancy on the River Commission.

BY the retirement of General c. b.
Comstock the law which makes
the age of s. the limit Of service-the
presidency aud membership which he
held Oh the River Commission becomes
vacant. The appointment Of bis sue
cessor rests with the President. And
we hope that he will fill this place
so important TO the river country
with ali officer equally as earnest and
capable in studying aud performing
its duties, as Gen. Comstock.
Since writing the above we find the
following in the N. o. Plcayune
Lieutenant Colonel George l.. Gil
lespie has been appointed . member
OF the Mississippi rlver commission, in
place OF Colonel Comstock, retired
president Of the commission. Colonel
Gillespie was born In Tennessee, and
was appointed 10 the United States
army from that state, being brcvetsd
lieutenant Of engineers on June II,
1862. He became first lieutenant on
March 8, 1868, aud captain on April
%, 1864. He was breveled major
Aug 1, 1864 for gallaut service during
the campaign before Richmond, Va
He was prevented lieulenan colonel
April Q. 1865, for gallant conduct in
The campaign from Winchester to Ap-
pomallox. and was appointed major
of engineers on Sept. 8, 1871. He was
attached to the staff of General Sheri
dan when be was IN New Orleaus
about twenty years ago, and becom
Ing quite we'll known.
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COURT fRRMs.

|zvneFrH CHAEeERY COURT DISTRICT.
Hen. A. II. Lougino. Chancellor.
Bolivar County-On the 2nd Mon-
~ Of February and September, l2
|kys.
Washington County-First Monday
i March and October, "a days.
LeEore County-First Monday Of
[pril and November, 6 days.
rallahatchie County-Second Mon
~ Of April and November, 6 days.
Quitman Couuty-Third Monday OF
[pril and November, 6 days.
Tunica County-Fourth Monday OF
*pril and November, days.
Issaquens County-First Monday OF
hy and December, 6 days.
Sunfiower County-Second Monday
May aud December, 6 days.
Coahoma County-First district on
srd Monday of May and Decem-
6 days.
Coahoma County-Second district
the first Monday Of June and JAN
~, 9 days
souKTH CIRCUIT COURT DISTRICT.
Hon. r. w. Williamson, Judge.
runica County-On first Monday
September and third Monday Of
bruary, IL days.
Duitman County-Thlrd Monday OF
ptember and first Monday Of March,
days.
oshoma County-First district on
/ Monday Of October and third
)nday Of March, IL days.
Coahoma County-Second district
third Monday Of October and first
Snday of April, - days.
Bunhower County-First Monday o.
|vember and third Monday of April
days.
Bolivar County-For Civil business
third Monday OF November ant
bs Monday of May, . days.
Bolivar County-For Criminal bust
son second Thursday after the thirt
Snday Of November, and the secont
ursday sttor the first Monday o
", . days.
N Washington County-For Civil bust
y, ON second Monday of Decembel
B fourth Monday of May, IS days.
Washington County-For Crimina
binsss, on first Monday of Januar!
third Monday of June, 10 days.
rallahatchie County-Third Mon
Of January ana first Monday O
y, II days.
.ehore County-First Monday o
bruary and third Monday of July
days.
Brand Jury shall be summoned Il
III terms Of Bolivar county ANT
\shington county.
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The friends of Mr.. WIN. A. Smith,
who won numerous admirers aud
laurels on the diamond last summer,
will be pleased TO know that he has
signed for the coming season as mana
ger Of the Lynchburg Va. team. The
Lynchburg News states that he has
selected bis team with great judgment,
and speaks very highly Of his record
aud abilities as player aud manager,
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CIT CeUSCIL.

The Council met In regular session
At the City Hall on Tuesday, Feb. 9Th,
the Mayor and full Council being
present.
The committee appointed BY the
tsxpayers' meeting held on Monday,
appeared before the Council aud pre-
senied the resolutions nsssed at the
meeting, with request that the Couu-
cil consider aud act upon them.
The matter Of tho light at the inter-
section OF Washington Avenue with
ths y. q ". v. r. r. was referred to
the City Attorney.
Ordered. That petition Of Dan VIII
liams to retail liquor be granted.
Council having appeared and offered
. compromlse In the case OF the City
Of Grsenville against John N. Lee for
money lost In the Bank Of Greenville,
II was ordered that $500 be accepted
In settlement of the judgment against
said John N. Lee. Attorney ]. r.
Yerger was allowed $50 for presecu-
ting The case, and the State Revenue
Agent will be entitled to $40 90 20
per cent Of the amount collected.
Ordered, That the petition Of John
Atkins 10 bs allowed to drive Q well
near the Southern railway, Be granted.
The election Of W. B. Cannon a
chief Of the Fire Department was sp-
proved.
Ordered, That petition Of Annie
Mosby to correct clerical srrer In -.
sessmeut roll be granted.
An order was passed empowering
the Mayor 10 district the city fer san.
itary purposes.
Chas. II. Smith being the highes,
and best bidder, the city prisoners
were leased 10 him for the ensuina
year.
A schedule Of salaries Of city oficiall
was presented by the committee ol
the taxpaysr5 meeting, aud the sdop
tiou OF same asked. Alter considers,
tion the schedule was amended and
ADOPTED ~ toii0Ws:
Salaries sfpolIce emeu, 80 per month
and police fsrce 10 be reduced by ons
member. One cart driver dispensed
with and salaries Of the rcmainin,
three to stand at eas per month
treasurer to be paid tl3 . year
watchnan and driver st sngiue house
$40 year; assistant es4o . year
physician $500 year marshal oS0(
year; street supervisor and inspector
$500 year; clerk and asssssor tS0(
. year; tax collector $500 . year
Oflce Of impoundsr abolished. Thi
schedule was adopted 10 take efFoc
from and aner Feb. 6th, 1895.
The committee on lights Was 70
quested 10 confer with the Electri
Light Co. with . view to reducing OK
psnse or number OF lights, and to rs
port at meeting Of the Council Il
be held next week.