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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
CUTEF CLEHH DANIELS SUCCESSOR.
Mr. Worm.r Of Georgia. May BE APP
polntod- Presented With "a Silver SET.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 8.-Although the
resignation Of chief Clerk Josephus Dan
iels of the Interior department. has not
vet been accepted by the Secretary OF
the Interior. there are a number OF appl-
cants for the position, and an equal num-
her Of names rumored as his successor
II is not probable that successor VIII
he appointed for month, the custom be-
ioc 10 grant the out going official thirty
days leave. a.,-,
Emmett Wormer Of Georgia, an assist
ant attorney for the department. VIII
most likely succeed Mr. Daniels.
Mr. Wormer win be detailed as acting
chief clerk for the next month, Whlch
practically means his appointment TO the
position. MT, a..
Mr.. Daniels. the outgoing oihciai, Was
today given an ovation. The heads Oh
,,,,ro.,ns and clerks called upon him ana
evnressed their sincere regret at his sew
erauce of his connection with the depart
mont and the watch force presented MN
,,'t,h q silver set as a token OF their es-
fepm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
nour.enIs Conlers N.th taurs.

PARIS. Jan. 2B-President Faure has
anpolnted General Fournier 10 Dc chief
OF the military household at the Elysee
Palace The refusal OF cocbery 10 accept
a Mace I'm rhe new Cabinet Is due 10 his
disagreemetst with Several Of his pre-
sn,ned assistants In the ministry In re-
gard 10 the income tax.
bourgeois has offered the portfolio OF
Justice 10 Senator de Mole.
President F'aure has received 3e9 teie-
Grams of congratuiation vpon his election.
bourgeois called upon faure at o'clock
this afternoon ard held with him pro-
tracted conference II Is reported that NJ.
petral has consented 10 accept the Mn
tafrv Of Finance,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
A Negro Killed by an OF.c or.

DARLINGTON, $. G., Jan. 23-in the
.yiia neighborhood to-day Deputy Sheriff
scarborough attempted TO arrest Beaure-
gard Murray a negro, supposed to be n
relative OF Congressman Murray. charged
with malicious trespass Murray re-
sisted and disarmed the sheriff who re-
turned for help Backed by a posse,
he again attempted to arrest the negro,
VINO declared he would not submit. and
tried to draw the pistol which he had
taken from the sheriff, whereuDon he
was shot dead with "A Winchester rifle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24

sage cf the naval personnel bin, b0t
said he was here only on private "s"i
business ,.,..au
Nessrs. W. f. Wick, George CornwaIl,
r. G. Coleman, Beverly Randolph anu
r.. II. Rawls, OF Virginia. are among the
Vlrginians at the ST. James. &C,
Bendheim, OF Virginia. and T. ;. Falsoh'
OF North Carolina, are at the Natonai
There were no appointments OF folfth-
class postmasters to-day for Nortn caro-
lima. ,oi
The Virginia appointments were as FOL
lows: Finney's Siding, Russell, 7. 4.
Robinson, vice T. X. Wallace. removed,
Irisburg. Henry, Mrs. Kate Norman, vice
Anna NJ. Mitchell, resigned; Monmouth.
Rockbridga. Elizabeth J. DIXON. vice M
dIe b. Agrfer. resigned; Oaklevel. Henry,
r. A. Pace. vice ). Ii. Davis, resigned eoe
Rocky Mount, Franklin, {. VI. Hlrt' yIce
=. o. Hoffman. resigned. II. Il. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Fhe supreme
Court dld nothing to-day on the petitions
for wrlts of habeas corpus fled by Broker
chapman and Correspondent Shriver ana
IL is now understood that no ruling VIII
be made uatn Monday. Solicitor-Generai
Maxwell has filed his brief In opposition
TO the granting of a writ in the case "I
Elverton Il. Chapman. Its main point
is that the writ will not issue unless the
court under whose warrant the petitioner
is held Is without jurisdiction. 1t cannot
be used to correct errors
Nothing short of want Of jurisdiction
in the court by whom application is held
yin iustifv his release on habeas corpus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 23.-The grand
jury OF Jasper county failed 10 find in
dictments against any OF the mob which
took a prisoner from the courthouse at
Monticello last November and lynched
him. Attorney General Merreli was sent
to Monticello by Governor Atkinson.
Neither White nor black witnesses gave
any testimony upon which an indictment
could be found. They either did not
remember who were in the mob or were
from the adjoining county-Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
4 SAYINGS llank fails.

ERIE. PA, Jan. 23.-The Peoples Saw
i1g Institution made an assignment to-
diy TO It's cashier Fred. D. Davis re-
cent bank failure at Ridgeway, in which
one OF the officers OF the Peoples instltu-
lion was interested as "A stockhOlder, is
said 10 be the cause. The liabilities, In
Guiding deposits, are s30S.0o0. The bank
claims to have $1,000 assets. There Is
considerable excitement, bur the fact that
the president OF the bank, Simpson Short
has given notice that he VIII open a
private bank on Monday and give EVIL
dence of sufficient security 10 meet all
claims. has allayed the feeling
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
10 Hesu.e freight ,a- Hiee@e.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Jan. 23.--At "A
meeting to-day, in this city, Of the
representatives OF about ten railroads In
the South Atlantic States, sesoiut on
was passed recommending that the lines
In that territory meet the reduction in
freight car mileage recently made by the
trunk lines in the North and West. The
rate adopted by the latter lines and
recommended at to-day's meeting Is s.N
mills per car for each mile handed, the
old rate having been three-fourths Of "a
cent IL will require "A full meeting OF
the South Atlantic lines TO ratify to-
DAVIS action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
Decides Against Fairs Children.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Jan. 23-
Judge Slack to-day decided that the exc
cutors of the estate OF the late Senator
manded by the children. various wills
executed by Fair prior 10 December 2lst
last. The Court also denied the children
an inspection OF the documents. The
matter will be taken TO the Supreme
Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24

the extreme silver men to stand by the
bill.
Senator Patton. Of Michigan. who held
his seat In the Senate under appointment
OF the Governor Ito fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Senator Stock
BRIDGE, ceased to-day to be senator.
and Mr.. Burrows took the oath OF office
In Ms place, having previously resigned
his seat In the House OF Representa- tives.
The Nicaraguan canal bill was taken
up, and Mr.. Turpie Dem, Ind) made a
enthusiastically sharp and bitter speech
In opposition.
AT the close OF Mr.. TurpIe's speech the
bill went over, and the Senate, after
short executive session, at 3S adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
Ihree Men Burned 10 Q th.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Jan. 23.-At G:5
this afternoon fire occurred on the top
floor Of the four story brick build ng, Nos.
II and 13 Schenck street, owned and oc-
cupied by Frederick L9nhardt, as a
morocco factory. Three men were
burned to death. They were employees OF
the concern. Their bodies were found on
the top floor, and were almost unrecog-
nizable Two other men we're probably
fatally burned. Loss. 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
pinrrrtnn netacilNe Shot.

CHARLESTON, 5. G, Jan. "a ,,9Pe- s9Pe-
sa'tia tbat q L. Jenkins, PinkertOn de-
feStiye. employed in Darlington county
bv the state Government. in the Dspen-
s3rV Service. was shot from ambush near
HaTtsviHe last night and probably IA
tally wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-The American
consul at Castellamare. Italy, has sent
to the state Department report upoh
tie experiments conducted by that GOV
eminent in raising tobacco from heh-
lucky. Virginia and Sumatra seeus' III
,,J., .ors,,1ar district. These experiments
i1,a .heinr conducted Wuth the utmost
care ana scientific nicely, but the consul
declares that il will be many years be-
fore any practical results can oe Oh
taired which Will interfere with the sale
of tbe American leaf in Italy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
Power Of Remoysl BIZ Passed.

ALBANY. n. Y. Jan. 25.-The Lawson
mower Of removal bin passed the New
York Assembly without amendment-lo2
ayes IA noes. 1t now goes TO the Senate
for concurrence Under it the Mayor has
four months from January. lst to re-
move the heads of all New YORK city de-
parfmentS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
BISHOP moUAID hHFR0yED.
Tho Pope Fully Justiiies Archbishop Ire
land in thu Controversy.

ROME. Jan. 23.-The Vatican, has
clne,j t6e and-McQuaid incident, al
Ter making the closest investigation INTO
its merits. ~ e,.o,ot.r,, or
c,ota has Written. on behalf Of the
15Sre' ponc i'i letter to Cardinal Gibbons, IN
which he administers a IeprooI 10 bisn, btissdn,7
Old AicOuaid for his deplorable VOCATION
of church discipline In ms "'l'oN upon
Archbishop Ireland. ,,,.,...,t loo
The letter fully justifes Archbishop Ire
land i'm the attitude he assumed. 80
The Pope has also written ieJtet i''' ~
Bishop McQuaid, at Rochester, thprGiSsiibls i,,bs
recret at his conduct towards the Arch-
IlA hon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
The Anii-Rrvolutionary Rin.

BERLIN, Jan. Z.-The ReIchstag Com
mittee to-day unanimously adopted the
paragraph OF the anti-revolutionary bill
providing for the punishment OF incite-
ments 70 disorder, but by a vote of IA to
though incitements TO disorder shall not
lead to any breach OF the peace. the in
citers shall nevertheless be liable 10 q
fine OF SO marks and Imprisonment for
one year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
INCOME TAX Law SUSTAINED
Judge Rasner DSmlsses the Application
Of ]. G. Moore for an Injuactian.
The COURTS WITHOUT AUTHORITY
To Act In the Premises. Says the Judge.
All Of the Contentiops of the Appli-
cant Denied,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Judge Hagner
this morning dismissed the application OF
John G. Moore, of New York, for an
injunction TO restrain the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue from collecting the
income tax. The case will be carried 10
amended application.
Judge Hagner held that there was prac-
tically no duplication OF tax on dlvi-
dends Of corporations, bur, even II there
was, II was a settled law that, vexatious
as duplicate taxation was, IL was not
possible to avoid It In every case. He also
held that the contentious that the tax
was unjust because It taxed only in
comes over a certain amount fell within
the discretion given to Congress by the
Constitution, and was beyond the control
of judiciary authority.
THE TAXING OF ALIENS.
The claim that the tax was unconstitu-
tlonal because aliens were included in
II. the court said, was OF benefit rather
than detriment 10 the complainant, and
did not supply a grievance calling for
an injunction. As TO the fifth and last
specification. that assessments were 10
be made upon incomes that had been
earned and received prior TO the date OF
the act taking effect. Judge Hagner de-
cided against the contention. Judge Hag-
ner also held that the claimant had a
right to recover taxes Illegally collected.
1t was also held that the courts were
without authority to grant an Injunction
in such case as this. because of the
provision in the Revised Statutes that
no suit for the purpose Of restraining the
assessment or the collection OF any tax
shall be maintained I'm any court.
The counsel for the plaintiff announced
his intention to submit an amended bin
asking for an injunction
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
TO Dina Senator Harris.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Tennessee
friends OF Senator Harris residing mere
are preparing to give him banquet in
honor OF his recent election. senator
Harris is the first man Tennessee ever
elected to the United States Senate for
fourth Term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
Lord Churchill stii Unconscious.

LONDON. Jan. 2S.-At $50 p. NJ. Lord
Randolph Church.r was still unconscious.
IL is said that Lady Randolph is pros
trated from the strain OF constantly
nursing her husband.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
Search for Socialist Literature.

BERLIN, Jan. 23-rhe Lokal Anzeger
says that at a hxed hour yesterday "A
strict search for Socialist literature was
made OF all the military barracks thro gh-
out the German Empire. Even the pocH-
cts OF the soldiers were examined. The
eearch IL Is believed, resulted In the
finding OF nothing OF q dangerous charac-
Tar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
Two Vessel. Prepsrinc Tor Sea.

VALLEJO. CAL, Jan, 3.-An order has
been received from the Navy Department
10 Immediately prepare the cruisers Ran
ger and Alert for sea. and The coaiinS
and provisioning OF these vessels Is nov
being rabIdly pushed. II IN stated both
vessels VIII put 70 sea on Thursday un-
der sealed orders, The cruiser Boston 10
49, being rushed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
rne Argentine Cabinet CRISIS.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Jan. 23-Minis
fer Euchanan. at Buenos Ayres, cabled
The State Department confirming news
heretofore published. that the Argentine
Cabinet resigned last Wednesday, mat
mai Vice-President Uriburu has assumed
the Presidency. All was quiet there to-
40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24
Another Liberal Dcfeat.

LONDON Jan. 3-The Parliamentary
election in the South of Evesham div.s-
ion OF Worcestershire yesterday resulted
I'm The return OF Colonel Long tConD by
cote OF 400 TO s,6s' for MI +. Impey
1T ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-24

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.--For ylrginas
Fair, kght westerly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair warmer.
south winds.
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u.rnE ~ ruEnnOuG En.

Following was the range of the ther.
mometer at The Times office yesterday;
A. A., 3s: IL 81. 10; I. NJ, Ds
T.. NJ. IN; y y. H.. 4S: midnight W
Average. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-25
FREIGHT TRAIN ROBBED.
A Large Quantity ot Freight stolen While
 in Transit on the Cotton Belt.

X GRAPHIC reporter was informed by I gentleman who is in position to know that freight train No. b was robbed between Jonesboro and this city Wednesday morning. It seems from what our informant says that the robbers broke open the cars and stole large quantity of freight. This must have been done while the cars were in transit, and the freight thrown out along the right of way, to be picked up by confederates of the thieves.
 The railroad men interviewed ny the reporter in regard to the matter will neither deny nor affirm the rob- bery.
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THE CHAMPION CYCLIsT.
JACK PRINCE, THE LONG DISTANCE 5lCYCLIST OF THE WORLD,
 IN THE CITY.
He Wants to Race Against Any Two or Ten Horses, or Any Two Bicycle Riders In the City for Any Dis tanoe From Ten to a Thou
 sand Miles.

Jack Prince, the professional long distance cyclist, who claims every worlds record from twenty to one thousand miles, arrived here last night, and is endeavoring to match himself against some of Pine Bluffs fast horses, for ten or twenty miles, allowing a relay of horses every mile if so desired.
 Mir. Prince informed GRAPHIC re- porter that he would race any two bicycle riders in the city for the same distance, allowing relays to his op- pOnents. So confident is he that he that he can win the race that he agrees to put up a purse of $200, the winner to take the money.
 This is your chance, boys, for both fame and fortune. In our city we have several fo the fastest bicycle riders in the State. 1t also has sey- eral of the fastest race horses, and wei feel sure that Mir. Prince can get a race, and it will be an interesting one. Messrs. Kilroy, Smith, Slice make, make race with him.
 Mr. Prince stands fee 10 inches in height, and weighs, when in eondi- ton, ITO pounds. He rides a Ben Hur wheel which weighs Is pounds and is geared up to 70 inches. His lung expansion is 8 inches. Half of his muscles are double and are hard as steel.
 In 1881 Prince won the champion ship of England, Ireland and France by defeating all corners q Birming- ham, England, and held the cham pionship until he came to this coun- try in 1883. lie now lives in Boston.
 Prince has 8 record for 1000 miles in e hours and l3 minutes.
 He paid q visit to the park with Wiley Jones this morning and will probably arrange a match to race against some of Jones' thorough bFeds.
 By all means, lei us have the race. It will he a big attraction and draw well.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-25
S AVAILABLE. THY
NEW MILITARY COMPANY.
An Enthusiastic Meeting Held Last Even-
 ing, and Officers Elected.

Pine Bluff will soon have another military company and one that will likely last, for it's members areenthu- siastie and full of military fervor. At knoX's hall last evening the second meeting of the new company was held, about thirty young men being present. The company was perma- nently organized by the election of thefollowing officers; ClydeB. smith, Captain; Alb $. Knox, First Lieutcn- ant; II. K. Toney, Second Lieuten- ant; Duyal Johnson. President.
 On next Friday evening another meeting of the new company will be held, and by that time it is hoped that at least fifty members will he enrolled, as it takes that number to have the company enlisted. KnoX's s hall has been secured for an armory, and drilling will begin Friday even ing. All young men are earnestly solicited to become members of this company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-25

same manner as above, will be for a fine gold pen with a handsome pearl holder, which will be awarded t the advertiser voted to bethe best and most interesting writer of ad- vertisements in the GRAPHIC. This contest will be closed August 1. Every subscriber of the GRAPHIC should therefore read each advertise ment closely and east his ballot for the advertiser who writes the most interesting and attractiyd ads.
 The vote cast each week in each of the above contests will be published every Sunday morning in the SUN DAY GRAPHIC.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-25
WEATHER-CROP REPORT.
Corn, Pastures, Stock and Grasses Doing Excellently-The Bon Worm Makes Its Appearance in Jef-
 ferson County.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, July 9, 1895.
 The temperature and sunshine dur ing the week have been above the average while less than the normal amount of rain has fallen. These conditions have been eminently favorable for all crops and an im- pr0vement is reported from all sec tions of the State.
 Farmers have made good headway in cleaning their crops. Cotton, par ticularly on the uplands, is doing very well and .fruiting nicely. Low land cotton has been seriously in- iured and reports are quite numer- ous of fields being abandoned. Serious damage has been done in the Valley of Red River by overfiows and the boil worm has made it's appear ance in Jefferson county.
 Corn continues good, though in localities it has been blown down by high winds.
 Pastures and grasses of all kinds are excellent and if the weather is favorable, a large hay crop will be made.
 CENTRAL SECTION.
 The weather has been favorable for all crops except that the intense heat has made it hard on laborers and stock.
 Cotton has made good progress and is fruiting better, the fields are reasonably clean, but another week of fair weather is needed to clean all the crop. The plant is beginning to regain its color and look more promising, but the stands have been further damaged in cleaning it. The upland cotton is the best, many fields on the lowlands having been aban- doned. Boil worms are reported in parts of Jefferson county.
 Corn continues good, but some damage has been done by high winds.
 Grass and pastures are fine and with favorable weather a large hay will be made.
 Sorghum and peas are fine and prospects are excellent for a large yield of mast
 Stock are healthy and doing well.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-25
GAVE UP IN DISGUST.
A Burglar Pays the Home Of MT. C. N,
 Hart Visit.
company.

To Editor of tho Graphic.
 A burglar visited us last night at our home, but after making can vass of the house and a diligent search for something of value, he be- came discouraged and disgusted, and left without taking a single thing, so far as we could discover.
 His barefoot tracks are yet to be seen all around the house and signs of a repeated effort to get in before he accomplished his purpose.
 A COW eating grass near our bed room window awoke me early, and got up and went to the opposite side of the house to see through the window what damage had been done the morning giories, but as l entered the room I saw the window blinds open; my pants, that I had left in our room on retiring, lying on the floor near the open window. The watch and chain had not been re- moved, neither had my keys and q dime-all the money l had when went to bed.
 The burglar went all through the house, leaving the inside doors open, which shows that he took it all in, but only on inspection. He took an old chair from the back porch ana ill coming through to the front yard left the gate open, sat the chair down at one of the front windows, and by this means made the entrance.
 The chair was in position this morning just as he had used it.
 His barefoot tracks are of medium size and of rather good shape.
 We had been sitting up for four nights with very sick child, who was better and sleeping quietly, so that we were so soundly sleeping we heard nothing whatever of the occurrence as it was taking place.
 object to these kind of calls and am really glad the gentleman found nothing to suit him. G. N. HART.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-25
HERMANN WARSZANlAk.

Hermann Warszawiak, a young Jew of education, teIent and rare power, is attracting universal at tention in New York by preaching Christ to the Jews in Christian synagogue. His preparations to ex- tend the movement throughout the country. notwithstanding fierce op- position-for riot has taken place over his preaching-are likely to make his name ever memorable in American religious annals. He is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-25
REV. sAMLEL c. SMITH D. D.

The American Congress of Religion and Education, held in Tor onto, Canada, July Is to %, was broad in it's discussions as the name implies In attendance there were representative clergymen and lay men from every country, province
 and state of North and South Amer ica, including Protestants, Roman Catholics and Hebrews and aecred- ited delegate from all the county and state governments as well as churches, educational and charitable
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-25
da Bi'y!sz 4s1
Laws for Protection of Pneumatic Tires

Laws for Protection of Pneumatic Tires
 A Chicopee, Mass. ordinance is as follows: No person shall put or place, or cause to be put or placed in or upon any street. lane, alley, or other public place in the city, any ashes, glass, crockery, scrap iron, nails, tacks, or any other articles which would be liable to injure or damage the tires or wheels of bicycles or any other vehicles which have wheels with rubber or pneumatic tires. Any person violating the pro- visions of the preceding section shall be liable to a fine of not less than E. nor more than $20 for each ofiense
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NEGROES ORDERED TO LEAVE
whltecappers wn Not Allow Them to
 Work In Calhoun County.

CAMDEN, July 24 W. k. Pearson, of Thornton, was in the city today and reports that whitecappers in Calhoun county have notified the ne groes in his employ that they would not be allowed to work In the woods cutting logs any longer. The result is that his work is suspended until he can procure other labor. MT. Pearson is the owner of a large mill and about fifteen miles of railroad and works u large number Of hands. He thinks the whites are determined that the negroes shall not compete with them in mill work