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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-05

A fortnight after Easter the English formerly observed festival called Hook tide. It was customary for the women to go out into the streets with cords and bind the men whom they met until the latter purchased their release with small contributions of money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-05
A BIG EXODUS.

The Scheme of Peg Williams Of Georgia
 to Lead 100000 Negroes to Mexico.
 The redoubtable Peg Williams of Atlanta, he of the negro exodus fame,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-05
LUCK FOR THE BATTENBERas.
The Boys Are All Doing First Rate, Thani
 You, Just at This Writing.

S-.'N
 Fortune is once more looking favor ably upon the Battcnbergs A movement is afoot in Bulgaria to place Prince Joseph upon the throne occupied for a few brief years by his gifted brother Alexander, and as the present ruler Is rapidly losing his popularity, which was never great, the change is not at all improbable Joseph's brother Henry, the husband of Princess Beatrice, has been again received into high favor by his mother in law, Queen Victoria, whom he had offended by fancied sights upon her daughter
 Today we learn that the British ad- miralty has adopted an invention by Prince Louis Battenberg, who is an ofli- cer ill the royal navy. Last year, as re- corded ill The Sun, he devised R new semaphore for signaling aboard ship, which. however, did not turn out to be of much practical use. His second ln- yentien, described as q course indicator, has had better fate The admiralty, as the result of exhaustive trials, has ordered that the fagships, battleshlps and cruisers be fitted with it. Many ex- perienced naval officers reported ad versely upon this course indicator on the ground that it was calculated to engen- der oarelessness among navigating of1i- cers but the prinoe's influence natural ly prevailed. New York Suns Euro pean Letter.
 A NEW SUBSTITUTE FOR BEER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-05

Personal attention given 10 the posting up and distribution of advertising matter of ey- cry kind, including samples, etc. Charges reasonable. Office at A. J, S.ewart's, j F., 1l4 East Barraque street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-05

Mysterious Temperance Drink In Chicago's
 New sHome Saloons"
 A new drink, wonderful in ooncoction and mysterious ill its chemical analysis' ia about to be sprung upon the public by Bishop FaIlows of the Reformed Epis- conal church. The bishon is one of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-05

A NEW SUBSTITUTE FOR BEER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

y or NEw-YORK.-Anna Louise Poor, plain'in
aga.ns, Jane, Cosan. Louis Wei AMI Mary We'll his
n,mc = defendant MARY Wen. WI" u L4ui. W.,
l.rg unknown Francis a. Wroks and Louisa b. Weeks
his wlf. Charles T. sexton. Eose T. seton. h.. VIE
I.tu y BaeIt. J. Henry work. Richard ". 9 yelling
A. ass.guc flr 3.uent u III" creditors Of sad
Francis IT, Weeks. William =. Weeks, Thomas H. ila.
Theod.r. II Mulch. A4y.ph i:e,} Ro'nc'"F hrHNeF'
'he STAT = Nrw-fork. Eichari thmanH. Frank iber
lrzic carter Baoot. ~ s'il John V Etc't aud ti
unknown p,rous who ~" 'r may be ne eAr,Ht,rs a.
..tate, personal r-pr-s,niaVes h"-s a. law AMI
d..l-..s Il said LOUIS Veil Defendants. Supplemental
ami l1enlci Summon N"W-fork - III" city AL
county ia which The pa ut9 desires tie trial ~ tbs
~, ne above named desenlan,s Ia-a'A Carter Bacot
yfs. p SAIL hn " Haa.f. and TIE unknown persons
,,a r-arason,alves heirs law and de,is"es u the
defendant Louis Wel ami t. all tie above named 'e'
y'u a~. h.raby summoned - answer he amended
.,.y.r -. o.. pain'f's attorneys wlin twenty dars
MGR = hi- supplemental and amended sam
your f,.ur" 20 APPEAR gr answer. Indictment WIZ 02
token against son b., default. f,- CO." relief demanded
10 'ho .uoai-l '.mi alI'.
Ilf.l New Yu.s Siaich i5tl. 1888.
IARTI,, . SMITH, Pla.at0f A'ora'y..
or ami Po-io'ice a!ir'ss ~. - VI Sf''t New
T., Nh. d.fenlan.s Io.ls Wei AMI Nary Wei. h.s
We Pr. nam. Mar being fictitious l1' real 'mi,,i"A
name 90 f.c defendant Mlr' We VII" OF Louis Wei.
b.ns untr." W.. LIZ" ct'er b., ana ne nnnnn.%h
rs personal representatives, heirs - l" nri de'se's o;
'rr~ S.r,x,ns supplemental and amended summons ls
-,ip-u. ,urt ~ h. Sat, ~ sew york dated tie
22l e.l - Mr. l' "9h No 1 VT. ~, ' t9y a4
county oI NcW-YDrs ~ ihr court House sad city.
i.to' Nov York. Ma~ch on lN93
- Wa. STREE "" York CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


~ ATT-' =
.,...o
COTTON-iIvftp. J was clrail"',i'' IS 70 t' -,
fil~-- f.c tleAi;-. u" 'iilN "'N"4'
or,v about . points. am This was ii.'''diiil M
a. Under the Influence or inns
together with heavy selling hcI' Jog
rrr.l AMI Continental long account our market pom!
,....r months and TO 10 points iN'.
" ~ 4t. IN u'ns. DURING the forenoon the marN"i Hid
On , .-I downs selling uv points and theu down
MN ne figures tl.n up again. August az noon standing
arIinS, 6 - the close yesterday. Free
b1y1s i.t %eN D.''i.S a, .,ii,c v,s cneiorolia
about - n i'i' '.' 10 -' re-.
pressure "i long ID ' ,' 80. ~ tho cI1se Th,
suited. me t.' wv ~. 80 yyars ror,r,..i
net d., ii" ~ f.~'. >on,. ,rfnk tlt; ,ha cotton
l"Nts Ut -. "a. '.' .''' 49,
W. take care -,s- al ii',S l'''.. l. - ., -,
express = ti'' inc iii .r i-'I up 50 W..
an continued Selling 10y foreign account AZ ''''
t!act.a % o." "" ''e IS IN c. 'l'r',.s "a.
mako sD wed c''>l'idhl- strength VI" Al" iI' iI
a. It'd prices, tA demand i'NiN sPlNh'Is ''uS "
nariaHe. The weather IN IcN'. - H'ns "a''ne; W..
--e;' deal ,; inter EST ana carry ciSl',.h' sit .,
her v"rr n indicate rs or ram. ne 'rt i. .'
Texas i> feared NJ "a "si,l Nr 't|'it - .'.
p1r.s deficiency. - ;'ihial ~ :? ih'".s a. '.4
with 4s- Haai. TIE ti'r'Hn i', S''' i.' ....,S i'
y ~; ,.,i ,., rs ,5,r ,ye3tr,r which Is pro-
49, NTH cot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

l,, up t, last y,ars r." Is sa.e o. NV Zip Amr,Sa
,,.I a.. mad. fl'- wees r. tu- years. 81 VIA
sll,u,,n california with trace 81 cookie burr. The
p.c- WAS .SH3t. clean .
the Wool market :, ani,' sales e ne wei, are
.: ~. ,,J 10 ~ all kinds. Including L5 10 ID foreign
l,,. vocs 500, ..i,ng little bitter with Ohp NA ana
IS anI above "a l6GlTc. az jsViGr end y" ! d,
- itg. Michigan : .,la az ijc. and NJ a.
~ y,A Ws.ons's y az - per - NJ ! oomonG %oy.
b.. rl and nominal 20 20. sni me deianr srire IONS
ut ~, lC ai7, fo~ Michigan AVID iNVi9c for ono IN
NJ, 4li combine woods Io.- al l1IlIc Tor ohV-qIai
f.. Ana fis blood considerable hnr ~" ashei
s.l at udlc and rnuerchantahl. AZ l2gl3, ltil by
A.. 49, q. yutt w.,h sai sales the range OF 'glUc Tor
t l IN. medium u- around clean. Spring Texas
and {, fina sold moderately - "a Oc. For Eastern oe-
o.. 10 l nm outside price Pulled ~ools are IN BoDI dc
n,r a.d sold 'bNa3c AS - quality bneSlV Syuie u
49,. In .snd demand Australian WOOL scd Freely AT
Ia small lois of cape "a BE ana Morteydeo at liG
slith American cross bred sold at Ice Foreign
,.l,i,.' woods have been quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

o,l...t.u kpri IG-Cotloa very firm: middlins. 6h.c:
l ~, ling 80 good ordinary 5!.'; net ana yoss re-
raut. ~. bales exports to orNt Britain $50 baIes'
h.. losJ bales. stoCA -. iI3 la.es. $500
norfolk. Arcil l. -'nt,on hTm; mddlns % ".ioc low
filinc 55.c good ordinary 5i.c. net and gross re
fs 3io bales; exports to Britain. lSil bales
tsys ~. uules. sales 100 bales stock $3.50. bales
.orYrn1h Ap-I ls-C0ft0n hrm; m!tdlirs. Osc; low
dllIng ia-i8.. good ordinary 58-l6c net AMI gross
receipts I'll bales; exports coastwse oaes' SieS o."
ial.s stock 2.36 bales.
Now orleans Aprl is-Cotcn quiet. but steady; good
rriilIne q laIGc. middlinS. 65-l6c; low mlddling,
"a lGc good ordinary 5c: net and gross receipts $40
I,Ies exports Britain. l. 100 bales eoastwise.
!, pi9 talcs. sale. $3.50 bales stock, ati,3il bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

Market closed steady sail points decline compared
with yesterday closing prices TTansierrule notices
60 TOTAL sales 27O2,O bales. NewYork exports con
luN7 bales. Great Britain 49, bales sales, 80
bales sp.nners. 80 bales; stock 244s3 bales Total NJ
us today 1914 bales. thus far this week % -"
bales Exports to-day: Great britain. l5IJl bales con-
tnent. I.OS7 bales. Thus this week Graf byiian
Il III bales. France SsJ balls. Continent II >2 bales
eoc yl7 NewY0rk spot sales today anl las
night officially reported: For consumption $50 bales
CONTRACT, bales: $50 bales. spot cotton du in
ding LplsIds i5lGc; mid1iing Gulf 3-1r winch Is
i-l6c higher compared with yesterday closing.
COFFEE-There was nothing in the character of the
eally call fOr specia! Comment FlctNaiIohs
slight trading dIll and switching constituted
fair portion Il The l-lsln~ss. RIO was weak az l'ar'o
NJ grade. exchange quoted a. 3i.c, receipts al
Rio go tags. c-draHces for United states, 900 bags
stock bags santos receipts l2OoD bags. sipct.
SO2 Market quiet -. 100 r"s Hamburg ma
ket Irregular: April quoted a. 900 pfgs. May 100.
June 1i7j; July, go HaVe market; Apri =" 90
francs Mav september 500. closing 4. franc higher
In the local market considerable ant IF switching
follows go bags July f1I April q, 80 points
otefenee. 30 bags July Tor April. 90 points p' bags
May july 10 points. 900 bags june for Ju. 20 points
Toward 'l- ciiso covering ~ shorts caused sip hd-
market. j. srid hat one # IN" Chlef
adyan.e ho~ey"i Ia" receipt II large
buying Brazil oupan"4 br reports of
higher ISiJ market Prices DlG Up quite sharply Ia
q 20 thu
failed 70 bring out much SUI.
strong lJntD points advance. sizes
were ttgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
Eeaal Notices.
r 4 SPECIAL TERM of The supreme Cour

Alta SPECIAL TERM of The supreme Court
- OF ig. state Of Erw-FDfk. held ~ anl I,E ~.
t,4iufv of New York. the County Court IL us ~ wv
t'tr az Nc,-Go.L. "a Tie 2ih Tag ~ f"D'
sent Iilu. George r. Andrews. justice Pui't'"'
Ecus-u. against The Cr.t. C."ek Mining '-tnI5.l,
T. appearing from thu aU.r.-I aNdaEt OF IF"eeF ~"
fa.uarche hat Do" cuiy appointed i'-L 80 -
Mining tonlHuy cofp1frf'"h ii' ii''' '
named Ly Judgment entered herein IN iI~ auhs Gay oi
isG. and hat said receiver c' iil' -''u
Md his D. ~ tho ia - February ls' nov uth
cling SAID affidavit and up1n fh" pap me-
and proceed nls had h"r"iu md ~ motion ''.'hH, g
\. han attorneys for said '.y"r II is orrF'' lH "
notice Ia. published IN the manner h"r"iAi'r' OF
r.ournc al IN" creditors 4 fh" cross 'fe M.nhf
t..inrluy. aud al pes having Gains ~ any KIM
rs nat sad company, % exhibit 'her claims 10 sa'H
,oy-r ar place ~ j." specified IN alcn h'''r ''l ~
cora. parties 20 the above ru''d acton o. b'o.'i"h
,,.-itu six nnu.hs tt' f.> publication ~ ff" ''
rI Dat i'm d"ripit thereof hoy hc iact i"'i '
lr.Ht n tine said luIzm nt d@o;ec mad herein -
,--- aid from an DISSOLUTION which snail Ne HA~"
ther'.Iuder. ,.. -.,.. J., ,,.t..
Ihed once week Tor tr-" w''ks and MAJ sald Iil.'
D.. published ys"S iar SIX months IN '"" ~ "
rar'rs published IN the 'i'y - N'w-N"r% - wa: f,t
Nv, v,rk Iaw Journal published ~ SAID CITY am "
m. N.w-York lfbuns. l.Hse published N s'i '''s'
GEORGE p ANDREWS. J. :. g
ID pT'RRBF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Baltimore. Washington. Chicago, Cincinnati,
Louis md All POINTS Mest.

st. Louis and All Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE OK ALL TRAINS
Leave York. foot II IAbery-e DAILY f0F CHICAGO
100 p. m and l2i5 night PlTIsBi Ro i:So p. IN
ana sIa lS;i' h1 WS'Asi,iIXTGiTNorT B,irrv0RE M
III 80 a m. Dining carr 100 $3.50 p M. *. sunday.
900 m. Dining caro- 800 p IA. i2;l5 night Al
trains run daily except 800 2 m
NORFOLK, II 80 a. n daily: 1870 y m. sun.
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke. Bristol ard Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping On: . p m. daily.
All trains Illuminated with Pn,sch light
TICKET Offices li3 i72 2e iio 40 br AWAY 81 East
stations. foot OF Liberty ST. G r. r. OF n J.
New York Transfer Company will call for, and .NhaaN
hags lse from hotel os residence to Destination. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave IVES. 20 =; station. NV York, as fss-
!yWs and 10 minutes e.. non. .r.t Fl..k.n 81;
$3.50 4. VI. Hau.. Lea! % Buia.O. =, ,...-.
DI5 A. VI. Dam fr Allan. q a. syracuse, RJch'stef
Huraio. Mage rails, urr.l.. ta"c4s1; - c...,..
- VI. Dam .ur AuaUt. u n'f-ai Tea S!taSusS
Rochester Biniao. Nasa.a FalIs. Toronto Detroit
:. &, r. VI Iaty cA >, SUNDAY. Utica. syracuse.
Newark. Rochester anl brTtl- ,,..,..,.-
~ II. rl'y ir A.i.n.. fci syracuse - yc.ce,'
ilu,l 10. Fails. r- ii'. p-t.'t '~N land tni-
,4g ali. -. LIJis. ,--, 49,.
Foi ti,ets tables = local trains paFlr ana s'eop,
uy-.- accJinl,iat apply ,lty orcrs. lioikyh ahi
Nv N,tk s,L at stations. Tine tables AZ principal
hotels. For Other ar rraflo. address
900 G r LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

49,. t.,.. ... -. 202 Pitch bh.s ......... 2
W.. ,..., ...... ;s.34> Tar. bols ..........-
C'it' ,.,.r . 1Gp RI. petroleum. ga 49, ~
o. ,,I.1 ...... ~ Gasoline. gals ...... ~
trts. .,,.t - cottpuSl ol. gals. Nirt'
Len ,il. ...... G.3i2 Idhricltg o. gals l"''l-N
..' ,,.. ..... 80. 100 Pork. bts .......... -,
f.,'is ~ lt'...... = Beet. btlS .......... ~
~ H' '-''''' :n- 10 t.s ......... l49
{ -, - 30 Bacon 70 ......... IL. 80
80, IKE, .... 5So Hams. ~ .......... HSi'p
49, ~ ....... l2G Lari - .......... .l'"'55 3D.,
Il1 e..i l.cs.... 500 S'-a.iun. IL ....-... 1901
-" i,.- ...... 80 TailoN, II ......... I.,'p
il ps - ---''''.- ,,i '.., ,...ar y, ...... $3.50
a.. cake. N--- --' ~, 80 a. y, l,;- Go
totr..s tIti.. gas. - '-''S'' '' '''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
FOR LAKEWOOD.

go SIS A. II. l:,5 3:io. 40 p. n.
FIR Fa-mi~elale TINS RI IT, BlInega; Park and Bar
negat l.3o S:i5 \. NJ. t:i5. $40 = 81 80 a,
F,r Atlantic C.fy NInela3l and Bri1seion 80 y H.
i.i5 =. Il .,,...,.s. 81,
Eagosnk. $50 so. - % - u. -" 40 I'D +'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF HEW-JERSEY.
CAninrs.lfe coal used cXclusiyely)
-Four tracks. Aut,matic B.cn Signals.
on And AFTER DECEMBkR 30. 1873.

OK AND After DECEMBER 30 1875
Traia. leave station foot ~ I.lleTtY-ft .
For Easton Bethlehem. Anent vn. Nauch CAGnk &c,
$50 7i5 $40 III - - East0n) \ u, 70 l]l tfW
TO l.a.tonI 30 5:45 73O T. Allentown. p u sundays
i.2p q Ia Easton) A. Il. .3, 5;o. 600 y y =,
ror Nill-siacrs FtfefYu and scranton. S.lo a d.
10 30 100 p. " sunday i;3y 4. y. ~ . =, $50
FOR Reading at I:3p 500 $40. loco. 1880 y NJ ITO
20 100 300 5:i5 73D F. ~ 1918 night. sundays.
80 A N 1900 1880 BOO coo p. NJ. - - nlght "a
FOR Harrisburg 20 500 9lo \ NJ. 10 80 80;
90. $40 T. n. 70 night sundays. 1903. "'p' oo
pr Sunh.ry I4vsburg and wniamsport a. 80 500.
9.lo n 81. l:io $50 100 = 81 Sunaay' go ,. P "a
Pleasant, 40 s.i5 1870 \. ". 100 ii3 go to hed
Rark, i:i5 tao G.iJ p u. SUNDAYS. except ocean
l;r.,e and A.Lrry Pr. on0 A M- 200 p 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
E. RsEs. l. ! n c S

Through. trains Chicago I'D the West leave New
York FOOT of Chamber daHy. follows and I'VE
minutes earle from West 25I-st;
9lJ f.m MV En-, p agi aIfri i' 42i Sa..
manca. Iatlot O. buffalo ga.
300 My caaapaa s Si4 ls ,e" cs fer land
$40 A. M Chica.o ! y. sleepers 20 chi
cago Cl~,-iana AN; Cln'innt'i. nmng car
6:3O io% '' max 1 " a3, Pin = isr
trot. Chicago and ;he West. BufAo passengers
remain sleeper Until \. y -,
S15 Sid n S"S caes s1 S fsT I, nao hi:
cago and cine mat. DninS Car: ..,,,.
4 OCAi. TINE TABLE. TICKETS AND ~ Ll.MAN
accommodations AT III 2Gi. iO and ~ broadway.
$50 Eas l9jtn-st chambers and Wrs' 30 ST ferries,
New York: &c BroadwIr a11 800 Iu net. Nroi Ign. 70
Hudso. ST Tiobokea. and Jersey Ci'y station Erie
Transfer Company calls for and checks b2fHaye rom
hotels ord residences e. desii-ation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
Cor-vTPy PRODUCE MARKET

New-York. April II. 1895
BEANS AND PEAs-Trade S.lI very Az Wirh liza oan'~s
me pr ssure 10 sci, ana further shadhS W on
some kinds Choice are ofoTWF, h,,. a. - ~
and IL * possble that an exporter coud Guy Tor less
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
Railroads.
~AMea.crs caEArEar RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
-
CENTRAL
~ HIjDSOM RIVERR.
e HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Graal Central station fod street
$40 n A.--EAcept SUNDAY, Empire state fNP''9a
Fastest train 81 tie NOr.d
$3.50 \ M-Uaiiy. Fast Mail For Syracuse. RocieAtef'
BuIaiJ Niagara IH.is. Chicago. - -,
IOiD \ N.-EAcrp' SgnGa,. baN EAprts1 FOR al HE
poriaat state points
I:lO = N-Dail; 'SGgti western Limited. fJr CncH-
ran Iudiauapois i.ouis and chicago.
::,O T. If ENcepi Surdar VS. Po,n- Pprshkecpslc.
ALBANY. Troy, SatatusJ. ...
500 p " Daily. North shore Limited Due Detroit
SO y. NJ. Chicago l:3O T. " o..
$500 T.. M.-Deily. For Albany. Toy, Blfa.o lev
land Detroit. Chicago. Cincinnati, -. LOUIS.
-, T. M-Dall, Tor Troy. Saratoga. Burlington.
llattsburg and Montreal ,,s.,
:.3D T. N-Iaiy. For Auaarn Road pJints. Buffalo.
Niagara Fails. Cleyela2d. indianapolis. - LOUIS.
Chicago -
3:0O h. ii.-Da,y. Only Sleeping Car passengers f2F
NJchester carried Ga this train
3;IJ T. M.-UaNy For C..t1a, Cape vincent OK i'i'9-
burg. Cleveland. IttlcN Chicago. M,
i-:o5 Nient.-E>crpt sundav ngh'. For Albany TioS'
o:Oi / ~ AID 3:aS j. Ni.-Da.ly. except srnday. l.
Pt'sfird. via Harlem Division
Wagner Palace Cars ga al. through trains:
Trains Illuminated by , 1t-gh Light ...
Tickets and Wagner tfes az Grand Central 4isl.,t
ii}. 26l. as 81 Broadway. 81 Ia" lith-si lAHS} Il
Building: az BIoalwty; 70 Columbus ave- % 49,
i"atst.. and l3sth-st Stallion Ne" oIk 3'S ana '-N
tulton-,t. and ~ BroajUay. r. D.. Btoo.l>n -.
Bagag" cheCk ri from at lr f"'denc' us hf "'"'''I
i.>lless Company. ...,..
JOi% NJ TOTcEN GEORGE II pANlhi%
General Manage. General Passenger Ae'H'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
srpREME corKr. cITY AND

81, mrNrY y rrRR0Y. Clcrn
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-04
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
From Tuesdays Daily.

The city council convened at the
usual place and time last evening, and
after few minutes of questioning by
the council IN regard to the condition of
the alleys between kendalrs residence
and the livery stable, and also the alley
between DIR. Brrkett'S and Mr.. Martin.
dale's residences Oh North Center street
1t was decided to have the street COM
missioner fill the same up so there
would be no danger in driving through
them. Then a resolution of adoption
OF final estimates was adopted as read.
Then the following ordinances were
adopted as read. Ordinance No. I37
for the citizens to clean snow and ice
from sidewalks in the city; also that
same be published in the weekly
INDEPENDENT, three insertions.
ORDINANCE No %. To conduct.
regulate, manage and control the water
works for the city of Plymouth, Indi-
ana. This ordinance was laid over for
next time of meeting.
ORDINANCE No. S7-For regulating
the sale OF intoxicating liquors in the
city of Plymouth, Indiana.
ORDINANCE No. SS.-An ordinance
granting the Edgerton Manufacturing
company the right to use First street
for the location of a switch.
ORDINANCE No. % Providing for
an annual election by the common
council of the city of Plymouth, Ind, of
sexton of Oak Hill cemetery.
ORDINANCE No. 50. For any person
under the age of Is years, and not a
traveller, to prevent same from loiter-
ing about the depots.
ORDINANCE No. S6.-For restraining
domestic animals running at large.
ORDINANCE No. 74.-For water
works bonds of the city of Plymouth,
Indiana.
ORDINANCE No. Ito prevent inn
proper conduct in or about Oak Hill
cemetery.
ORDINANCE No. 53 To prevent any
one raise, lower or in any manner move
any street or alley crossing.
ORDINANCE No. 63.-Pending the
Terra llaute Il LoganspOrt railroad the
right to use the street for right of way.
After which Councilman Reynolds
moved that the council adjourn, which
Tibbetts seconded. Meeting adjourned
to meet in regular session next Monday
night.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-04

Like the Ancient Order of Hoo IIOOs,
the secret and mysterious order of the
Black Cats, the Corkscrew Club Of this
city is also an order whose secret work
ing is yelled in the profoundest mys-
terry. The Chief High RltualiSt is said
to appear before the lodge on meeting
nights at exactly the dread hour of md
night, when grayeyardS yawn and give
up the spirits of their dead, and to per
form such Wierd and altogether hyp-
motto incarnation that the room is filled
with enchanment and all are lifted to
the seventh stratum of Corkscrew Club
delight. This is followed by the intro
duction of turkey gobbler who stuts
about IN the blue ether of the seventh
aerial stratum as a perpetual example
of the pride to which all members of
the club who have been elevated to the
seventh plane of Corkscrew Club pro-
greSsiOn should attain. \ half tone
reproduction of the turkey gObber set
in a pictured wreath of chrysanthe-
NUNS and hollyhocks, to denote spring,
autumn and Thanksgiving, is worn as
the emblem and royal insignia of the
club. But little information regarding
the inner workings of this club is at
tainable and we have been unable TO
learn what manner of corkS are drawn
by the Corkscrew Club at times of meet
ing. The club convened at IL o'clock
Saturday night and did not adjourn
until II O'Clock Sunday night This
was regular convocation. When GER
tain special rites are performed the
sessions are said to last from forty eight
to siqty hours.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-04

An odorOus story comes from the
east. n young man whose field of pro.
fessiOnal labor is not twenty miles from
the Pittsburg road, caught skunk the
other evening. Before starting on the
pursuit he failed to classify the little
animal properly and pressed the chase
by reason of an error in judgment
which led him to believe himself in pur-
suit of some wicked persons deserted
kitty. He was undeceiyed however,
when he was about to lay hands on the
skunk and thought for moment that
the concentrated essence of odors had
been poured out upon his head. The
strictly embarrassing feature of his
position was that he had left his best
girl in the buggy while he went off on
the skunk hunt. As all things end, so
did their journey to town, and so has
his penchant for catching stray cats.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-04
An lnluckN Thirteen.

Laporte Argus: Those who enter
tain superstition about the No Is
being unlucky may be interested in
knowing that several years the Lake
Shore road has had a No. Ii express
train, and as long as it run under that
number it never met with the slightest
mishap. 1t was SO singularly free from
all trouble that it became noted on the
road. n short time ago the number
was changed and almost Immediately
accidents began to happen to it and
they have since been of frequent occur
renee, although none of them have
very serious.