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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27

CoNSTABLH.
At the request of many friends hereby an.
nounce myself as candidate for Constable
Of Falls Township, subject to the decision OF
the Democratic Primary, March 8. 1895.
WILLIAM GREEN.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TRUSrHH.

AT the request of many friends hereby an
nounce myself as a Candidate for Trustee of
Democratic Primary, March 0, 1896.
j. j. SHAW.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27

eubslyIbe Tor the DEN0oRATand
get the Wews.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27
JOHN 3. RAUCH.

!
John E. Rauch, The Shoe
Man, keeps a Fine Line Of
Gentlemen's Foot Wear. "A
speciality made Of School
Shoes for Children. at very
Low Prices. Ladies' and
Misses Shoes and Slippers
the very best article on the
the market for the Price
and warranted to give per
feet satisfaction. No one
need go away shoeless, as
we have the Largest, Best
and most Complete Stock
in the City to select from
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27
9uBRCRIPr1ON

ONE DOLLAR. INADYANCE
O-1fnot In advance you win pay N2s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15

D., taam lyavstbo ohurcp q, i,s con-.
UiU-Hm
haUIuuu cDHrEE FOuNu.
sAy FuAscisco, Cali April ll-
The Emanuel Baptist CHURCH, nu
BaHleft street. between Twenty trcIuI
nuu Iwcu.y.tmrJ, in this city, hos
been tue scene OF two OF the most
atIucluus mltIrra ever committed lu
the state. Yesterday tbc mu.il1t,u aud
murdered body % Minnie Williams
was found In tho library Oi the oalUgp.
Today th8 nude body Of Blanche La-
m no was found ia the tower % the
same church.. The samu hand, the
authorities believe, sl1w both rilla, nui
w. d.. n. Dim4I, the young man
.usroutsl Ui both ctimtr DO DO
u.s.YIN
Blanche Lamont auu Minnie
WIuAms were m'mHgF Of the
Emanuel Baptist church aaI W-mHuf-
OF h sunday suuDOi cass Ina
former was pupil rt the Normal
school ou Powell sifrUt 900 this cily,
lhu latter wa a companion DO H
fatally lu AIsmuIH, lu,.a tue
/ ugy from tue city, BDlh were ~ yuGt3
s.J, uTuuutiuE. aud pretty uu1 modest
Elfr. bJtn mai boon tine .rcipivuts ui
attention from n Young medical slu.
dent named w. a. T. Dan 10 woo De-
ALEC the librarian u tbr church nn .
secretary OF tho l0pug Ieuliu'a BIO.
ciuly OF tue ghuicu.
AZ fo1u us the news became EuuWuf
Immense C.uNds Hutf.uuI"I iHr
church and ual Co ba Kept usga Uy ,uu
| uuIlge. Tho chief OF police scent 'Ir
/ Rev, Dr.. Gibson, pastor ui iha rlufCu.
uud the report Ucusmu current ilu. hr
hsI been accused u the gamrs aud
/ had buuI arrested. Greet UrHwsH
! fufguI 90 Dr. 0.UWn's house ruI tue
excitement sIIu spread 600 over iHt
city, LEua pnpofs were gotten UuI
Huu thousands 90 people harsrI & goo
SCENE from nli over tho ulys iHu
rum of the arrest wac 4t.. Tented
lIu Do became known th.I d. uIusJ.
unu the sexton of tug church HaU been
Nicely called u,iJru ,ly p.Ncr % toll
what t.oY know.
AZ o O'Clock camn the uuwa that
! Uulat mai been AtIrrjy. af WAIuu.
! Crock, 9u thu f0HI 10 ti uHt U.Huu.
/ lie Was uauglt boy Detective Anthony.
| Win lHii 900 IuHuit % Elu early tulr
| morning, lUu detective fuI Do H llls.
! once Iuig lu tho ucAt tgIf i0f San
/ tluuCIaUp, whore tugy alagy! tlis
/ evening. Auuth. Immense crowd uaa
/ .a'ur.u1 rs thu iorfiJs :.a.u ilu Hus.
Haeitt murderer C.I0 I., ugE &c..
{ buuW.ui Jt police Was zoo HrI.ue uU
they lupt lsr yfoW3 hul., buuaa
wac uua.Ha IH.I 10 patio. HRE.u HuI
Hulriei away 90 iuu city lus.a, whyu
I lu WIS lJuEul al.
lHcu.ling are certain t4at .hgy have
Iag rEut man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15

Terrible Grimes tntUrthed nt - hnI
Francisco place OF Worship.

Terrible Grimes tntHrtHed nt snn
IrancIson place 81 worship.
SAN FHANCIsCJ, Aprll lH-A hor.
giOle crime was uueErlhed toIsy at the
Emanuel Bapust church ia tins city.
one Oi the Sunday school teachers,
with her scholars, entering the church
10 arrange the Eattcr decorations,
found the uOdy 0iu young girl irighl-
fully mutilatei IN the pastIT's study
adjoining the main auditorium, lof
clothing were torn aud disheyteli, anu
sue hAu evidently been outraged before
bhe was killed.
Tho body was subsequently ideuti.
iieI as that Oi MirH Mamie William A.,
residing IN Alameda, but q mum Der al
Emanuel cnurUn Ia tllB city. sac
was about Is years of age anu romatk.
uuly pretty. Sue lott her employer
rvaiduucc yts.ruay afternoon tOatIenu
"a festival lu ihe church last evening, n.
main all night with her iriauds anu a..
sltt IN the decorations. she wore hur
best hCCE, and carried an older dre--
To WCar Whliu wurhiug In tue church.
When tho entertainment closed last
tyluug, she IN pTusuu1I TO have en-
tered "a closet adjoining tho study 10
change her attire. The brEtOn, UoIiey-
ing ovary one had gone, turned cut the
lights anu lott tha Guuroh
The girl hal two malO friends, IA
dental student whom she had not greu
lately, auu q dental Htudent whom she
once said had insultGI her, ana whom
hur friends Huspegt OF the murder, Puts
student, wnuHu name Ii Dutant, wTo lp
nor yesterday asking her to meet him
Ia San Francisco last night Ma
Williams was suspicious, ana rpfutod /.
remit 2yUuF, bur Eail she would De al
tho IvttlyAl IN the church wlsF,
Durant could see AMI converse with
ner. Both Miss Williams and Durart
were Rt tue iesliyAl No one Jaw oithef
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15

OMAHA Ausill8 -lu ga Interview
wliuu representative 10 the Associate.
l"Hs, Senator lLuaggu ueu rd .uHt ,t
h.u changed MS y,3Ws on ugauciuI
question, during IN tour Ia the NgL
uy Eau uiwHJs DECLARED NimFuI, Iu
harmony with ,nu Kapu1uc.n national
platform i.yUuug American Ulmut..,
.lBul. lie Egs strongly opposed 10 tut
opening Ji tnv miuts % tIu iTUu CUlu,
age Oh the silver product u Olutl
CuuutruH until nu International uI,
metallic agreement hal been reached
lie was Ia favor, however OF the fee
coinage Il tue American product uuGui
legislation which Wgu.i mliutuia the
elul purchasing and 4uUt.pAy iuE
power OF all AmulDsu dollars,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15

ing 10 their condition suu rircum-
stances. 10 ia, however, only G diilt.-
sncs in degree, since ~ IL utterly i'm.
p0sflhls that any one in our broad
land, rich ur poor, whatever may be
his occupation or whether GwulliuE 30
n center OF finance md UOmmercs, or
In d remote corner of our domain, can
be really teuoGtUd by financial
scheme, not alike beHUlcini 70 all
our people, Or that any one should be
excluded from common anu uulv0t-
hal iutotuBt in the safe character ami
stable value " the currency Of iuH
county. In our rotation TO ,his quts-
lion We uTs ali IN bu8iuUsB, Tor We all
buy and sell; s1 we uil have TO DO with
financial operations, i0t we oil earn
m uoy anu sGrud u. We CaunuI
rsca e. our luieriupt Merchant
ami dralrrl arc iu each ngighuUThuJIi
and UAch nsB its SHOPS ana mauuiuc-
tories. Wherever tue wants OF man
exist, business and hnanCt,
In Gomu Jogtte, are found, IT,.
lated iu one direction ~ thOrr
whose wants they supply and in au-
other to tue more tztUutivo buaiursa
AMI HuAuua o. wniCh thoy Gro triuu.
larios. A huUtust on iu rrigu at the
Heauunti 10 known tie Hrm day OF
uDur iu tile rcmUt,st hamlet. Tho
IIscrUdIt or depreciation Ia nuauoiai
uuutufs u uny form Of money Ia "a"
hands OF tho IclulU IL o. Hlguai Of im'
mediate l0ss every whefu. II reckless
lItcuuteut uYu villa CNpcrimuut
should sweep oar currency from IT.
r4ie support, the most uuiuusclvss VI OIL
whu suffer bro the dine Di dislfoss anu
national di-ufUiiJ wUIll be thu pIur
as they reckon tuuir ,UsB Ia their scauly
support, sud tine lAUlrer aau working.
man ls ne secs tue money he has IT,
I ceivei tor his toll SHRINK and shfivsI
ln hls hand wbuu loo tuujurs 10 for NE
uugusrfsigJ 60 supply he humble home
DsguIsu 10 a. ~ may ihr line n.
| bate Drawn between lac forces OF
{ stis currency ami those Of silver
muuOmetsIIilm. VIII not believe
that DO our people arc NiIIfiuI az So,
tulIgpul p.UItuuity Toe BIuuf Hec1nl
Thought tuvy Will sanction rCuumcl
that, however u,unAoi, moan disaster
| anu confusion, uIf that they Will cone
sent, by undermining the foundation
| 1i q cafe currency, 90 uuuauEtr the
/ IuurNCunt character nuu purposes oil
| ,uulr government. Yours vrry truly,
GROVER tLIyILANb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15

q wAuINDrYS, ~. CY April Ia
Rev, e.. g.. Euttuu, OF tho Eastern
Presbyterian uUu.th OF 'tIs city, VIII.
pAuthcism, before lut Sow A0IA pres
uytory, vehemvuly denounced Mau'
uguor SatHIli i1r making iar suREas
lion that the Uuuei a.a.rs ucul au
envoy TO the Vatican. AttIu cl8sU u.
hiH remarks be- fuUa.ittrI o. ihU CON
gTrsHtlYu ruH0Iu.iuaH 900 whl1h hiI
IuuunuiptlUuB were Igt forth, nuI O.
demand mudu .ur .Hu rEpuFi0u g
SatUlu from ilu United Satu.. Ihl
resolutions wore adopted ami % was go.
solved 90 send d g.ly o. tucn 20 .uy
Precedent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15

IalIou lI.IH.. 900 combination ofpIr
stripes HnI solid COLOR, worth $50 "a.
lH..
Yard w.lo son Island -hIriiug., 100
patterns Co folygl from, value .sc, Tor
boyd,
Double Fold Linen Iaustr. boo pln
str.pus, a beautiful fabric, value 10 sd.
tor Zoe sd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15

CAsrFN WyU, Apai 1.-The rico
iu the STANDARD Oh company w0duc.
ln the Last bag caused uu advance Of
. uuuts pet gallon nt the storage tanks
mere. Wyoming OBJ men nre JIuiinui
over the prospects fora Tisc boo .uNu
eating oh which 10 pumped directly
from the wells iu turbs EuIls Boa q
marketable condition. AN Ui these
oils are Binding rohJy market, and ID
is expected thv prices VIII 90 up VITA
Che Standard rise. To-Day sample
run of Illuminating oil was made, aul
% 90 a beautiful wafer white, fully a.
g. tho Standard taf'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15

forSosrDwSl o., AvuI It'll,
Greek cAuseh hoFe celebrated Easter
Ia grove uoas the city by cucyIug
Judas lscatilt Coz eAisy Then they
amused themselves shooting d. tpr
rillgy, which was hliod with Hrt-
cracker, Alter that they had a ban.
quel Ia the w00If.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15

PARIS, Tex, April i8-War has
broken l0oIe IN the EASTERN portion OF
the Chocinw nation. Ever since the
Iourp.L0clga fuud of two years sgD,
tho dUaJiicst unmltr has prevailed Doe.
tween parties of different political
butpta. News travels slowly Boo tua.
Isolated section, and it was only o.
couple Of weeks uyl ,nst the iuIi ui1D.
Cn0clBws, VINO cannot ape h EuEllFn
learned uf the troubles that existed
between Governor Jones ami Dick
Locke.
Last Monday Arnold Gllcuu van
sUutuOw - sum, unknown party iu
htu own yugd. llu bsu J.tu aa hy.a ea
friend o. Bayulu.f Jones, and was o.
mtu 10 influence lu Ihu community
HE EssassIuutiUu aroused tue Wuu.u
community, aud thu Cooper boys who
hal Away. boon wufu irItu ia OF
Locke, were guHpyClcI 90 the CRIME.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15
cAII.nN Mn ,lloREAuE
john L. Jons, Arrested on complaint
ofAuEust unrTts.

auNu T. Jones AFFfHAth on AnhlA lnlhh
otAuEu,t HARRIS.
CAUsJN, Nov, April l3.-Jobu r.
Jones was Arrested tuiB afternoon au
complaint OF sueuill Agent Harris,
charged with taking S71UDJ from tHt
mint. bail was nEuI az s-I,UNu
Honey, another suspect IN San fsau.
cisco, has hired ~. W. FJ1tu TO dee
fond him, with William Wuldulrn
assisting, jones gave bail with II. 20.
lruuEtuu, 81 Governor CUlCorIi john
RDHvr nui LssIle Bell sgrutiga, -Four
more complaints arc on lie, The pro.
nmiuary examination comes oil
luurrday bpiofe Judge Hawlpy.
CmCAun, Apui 10. The chief NJ
the SECRET services of tuB treasury re-
ports thai investigation into tUu short.
age st thr Canon mint htI uuIul-
MT If TO-DAY IN tue arrest OF man vino
10 supposed 10 be- responsible Tor one OF
tue most skiliuly u0ulrivud plans O.
leitaul tho government uv.J cuTuu4
into execution. Inc following trlr.
gram was received ny Chiui HnE.n
rom one OF tho agents VI tue UutUAg
ON the -crut,
Carson, New, April la-Ii0vs NJ
rested Juuu J.. JUUUs, CE.ilrst ussiatau,
mrIjgrnui IUdusru Gersou Guy mIut,
this day for feIuullusly Wkug anu
| carrying away GOLD and silver metals,
property NJ INC Uuitri States, OF Ga,
value Of STfUJI. ban $1,000. DO.
PENDANT iu custody VI United state.
marshal,
(slguaII HAEGIH'
Tue Secret Service agunB have been
working ulDu the cases Tor ELK WeshH
aud have drawn the lines no closely
around the .ninisI who ls uudrl
arrest that CuiuI EnE5u feels reason
aUly certain thsg bis conviction viii b,
/ brought UuauI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15

Jinb's Congregational Delegate Spoak'
ui tne rrFFitur..

ul thf tUftllnr.
NEW YUm,, Aml 70. - Cansreg-
sloual Delegate, Frank !. Cannon, OF
Umu,ls ut tho Plaza Hotel His iaiheE
GuUr.r q Cannon, lH Juu OF tue lead.
iuE MIrm0us OF Jtnh.
Asked % ue thought the ConE.ilu-
tluul Convention W aid give buiiuHu
TO tue women he Hsiii
81 cannot tell. The last teport
show that the Convention is not su
favorable 10 woman suiiuhgo'
"DJ you expect tuat admission 10
statehood viii benefit UJah ~ any
great uztuul9"
"l ryliuYg that when Utah becomes
a full,ilrIgCl slate great npetus viii
be given 10 our Industries. think
however, that 80 viii ug u hUslthy, nor
mai advancement, Auu result Ia great
industrial FoOl 10 our state. We have,
u begin with, population Of 100000,
aud Wv nTo uUIc % take care OF over Il
million people. / should sny that n
milton NJ more people cHu easily sup
port themsrlv,s lu Utah"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15
Gladstone ON tho Tur...

LuNuJa, April !l3,-The Armenian
agitation has received a iltsH impetus
byH letter from Alr. Gladstone wuuvu
10 MLAtkiu. Tho conservative nnwspH'
pUTs pronounce thr letter "auulhtg iu'
discretion upon the part ~ Tie great
Ergishmau." In the letter Glad
stone say. "lho suurr lyiug Whoai 10
that wo may bu tempted b abandon
nil useful action hy pfomisus Of reform,
Nero words .fom tho Turks are mot
worth the breath In speaking them"
Nil Gladstone ,Iaay received al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15
I1aIs w. suon DEAD.
Sudden Demise 81 the Proprietor Of
tho ChicHEu "titns-.issraid,"

NIw YoWS, April li-JRmea W.
Scott, proprietor OF the Chicago IaWcH'
Herald ami the ChlUigu EptHmy IOt,
ufu this Afternoon at O'CLOCK az tho
Holland house, this city. HiH death
wac very suiIuu. He was taken with
pains iu the ulIU this morning, und "a
doctor was called In. Hu fEil the
pains arose from the massage ot a stone
from the bladder, and Administered
morphine. At O'Clock Mt. Scott bu'
came unconscious and the doctor wus
summ0ue1 again. he found Hp0plrGy
had supttyouod, probably brought on
from mo pain, nnd Mr. Scott dlal
without recovering consciousness,
Alrs. scott Rnd a llillr niece were the
only relatives with MIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15

Hawarleu three Armenian refugee
who are being exhibited in London as
a means ni Cxc.unE ympatny. The
refugees were pDrsuauu lO leave Bit
lie by nu Armenian uameI HOyauiauzi
who arrived there Recently ifam Amer
lea. TIE Armsulaus OF Biuis are iu-
diEunut nt the action oil H0yEdisnz
aud say the reiugees were virtually
kidnapped and that they wanted 10
feturn TO their own Villages,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15
Latest Novelties in Wash Goods.

IbD following latest novelties Ia Wash
Goods displayed lu our window this
Wu'ks
IouuIuo Silk iu beautiful shades.
lhtIsto Brillsntino French Novelty.
inc French Dim,tios, light aud dark
shldoa.
Fine fancy Orgaudios, French tlu's.
lnco effects. and many other beautiful
iugs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15
Point Venice Lace.

Assorted patterns Ia Imitation Point
Venice l.arp, iu dark, cream and ooru,
finch wide ut a.a inch wlio "a, -lc.
iu. wildcat iar. % inch wide ll Quo.
lU inch widN of iaeyd
lua7Hliou 10 match, 20 iuchos wide,
at Joe sd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15
AZ s. ld.

uh.e.t and Usuus, hayu icon nj o..
NOW HEIs
slluoh lIaoh -aloon, fay color value
I..aH, now H.I.
d." uuA White IuIHt Lawn. Hu o4c0p.
NuHlI Value ' %. ." $50, uIW r4r yu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15
Real Venetian Laces.

largest nssor mont over brought to
,h.yclty ranging from iJc up, all At ono
Ha.f regular value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15

NHuk .uI white IamH pfua, N
stripes and small ,benE-, have boon a
uuw .U 800.
Indigo uiJo ruUa. .a sd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15
Black Bourbon Laces

With NOS top, heavy -it,orn. lust th,
thing irt cape trimmif-, iughes wide,
%. -lH SO.
inches wIlo ht i1r 50.
lI iuCAU. wlIU SO lIngI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15

SIS. Myr -,.. 81. .l.y.a Taur's %. n,auu 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15
LaCGS 1850
| aces,

Our complete spring mp0r,atlous ar,
N'" uu sale. SO effort money has
900 spared 60 gather for this season
'h' mor. select and comprehensive stock
over shown Zoo iu.s yl,y.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-05
GARRISON -McLAIN,

At Centre Point on May End, Mr. A
M. Garrison and Miss Mollie A. Nc
Lain of this city we're quietly mar
ried.
When the news reached this city,
of the wedding, it took all by sur
prise, as it was known that the
couple had been engaged for some
time, but it seems that the match
was a runaway affair
Mr. Garrison is one Of our rising
young attorneys and a most worthy
young gentleman, Miss McLain is
a most popular young lady, daugh-
ter of Mr.. H. N. McLain, one of our
most prominent citizens, and pos
sesses many rare charms.
We congratulate both the bride.
and groom upon their choice, and
know their lives will be made the
happier by this union,
We clip this from the Harvard
County Press, in regard to the we'd
ding;
"Centre Point had rather a ro-
mantle wedding yesterday. A gen
tleman and lady drove in town while
it was raining and went to the resi-
dence of r.. M Bean, where the
gentleman explained that the lady
had gotten wet from the rain and
wanted to get to the fire. She was
admitted by Mrs, Bean, and the
gentleman drove to the clerks Office
where he secured license, On be-
ing informed that Bro. Stell was
not in town, he secured the servic-
es of Esquire Gilbert, returned to
where the young lady had been
left, and were married, The young
lady first refused to have
the ceremony performed by a JUS
tice Of the Peace, but later con-
sented The license were issued to
Mr.. A. M. Garrison and Miss Mollie
A. McLain, both Of Texarkana.
Miss McLain has been visiting her
cousin at Nashville, Mrs, Ed Cow.
ling, and belongs to one Of the
most respectable families in
Texarkana, Nothing Is known
here of Garrison, further than he
appears to be nice, clever gentle
man, He explained to the clerk
that it was a runaway match.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-05
BOB PITTS KILLED.
His Slayer Shoots From Ambush and
Kills His Unsuspeoting Victim,

News was brought to this city
yesterday by Henry Sheflin, that
Bob Pitts, who was at one time
superintendent of the poor farm for
Miller county, was shot and killed,
in the public road leading from this
place to Fulton, yesterday morning
8 at o'clock.
Mr.. Pitts when shot was on his
way to the Iron Mountain tank,
near the place where he was shot.
When found he was lying in the
road with an unlighted cigar in his
mouth, and his looks showed plain
ly that he was not expecting danger.
He was not considered a dangerous
man by any means, but was often
mixed up in a row with some one.
We learn that he had in the past
killed his man"
The reporter learns that the null
dered man had supplanted a negro
as ''tank MASTER" after the negro
had held the place for Is years, and
the negro thought he had under
mined him with the road, and on
this account the best of feelings
did not exist between the two.
Sheriff billiard left for the scene
of the killing and will probably make
one or two arrests, and the Eek
tank keeper" will probably be one
of them.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-05
STRIKES FROM THE SHOULDER

The Spauiards have been defeat
ed by the Cubans with a slaughter
of 400 or more The dispatches tell
us that the Cubans were victorious,
and are fighting like men who are
backed by just cause.
Texans we're the hrst to recognize
this, and a regiment or more of
Texas brave sons are now enrolled
under Cubua's Aag, fighting 10 make
1t a republic, free from Spanish in
quisitIonal government
New YORK has fallen into line,
and while they have had no volun.
teer forces to 20 aud fight the Leg
stature, has Oy resolution, as good
as offered Cuba all the backing
that is necessary from any State,
The state legislature at Albany has
adopted the following resolution
That the senate aud assembly ex-
tend to the patriots Of Cuba their
sincere sympathy inetbeir fight Tor
liberty, and that 1--WE respectfully
but earnestly request the President
of the United States TO take proper
steps to insure to the citizens and
soldiers Of Cuba the rights Of belli
gerents under the rights Of modern
warfare"
If Cleveland or Gresham have one
spark of patriotism left In thell
bosoms, they will not be slow In let
ting Spain know that Cuba must
and shall be free, If the word Ii
given, 100000 men can be mustered
az volunteers TO march to Cubt
underline stars and stripes at AZ
hours notice. Cuba Ivy right belongs
to the United States lit is largely
made up Of Americans by amalga
nation and other interests, ant
this country should acquire It by
annexation, aud to do this ther'
must be q war and the time for tbi
war Is now,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-05
To the Public.

Mr., w. F, Loren having connec-
ted with him Mr.. D. A. Chauncey,
formerly Of Dallas, who is a thor
ough mechanic in every respect,
they are now prepared to give spec
ial attention to all work in our line,
either in shop or outside. Mr..
Chauncey will give special attention
to repairing sewing machines, gaso-
line stoves, etc, and will take pleas
ure IN calling at residences when
notified. We also do all kinds Of
upholsterlng, furniture repairing,
etc, Stair building Il speciality.
LOREN a. CnAUNoEY
4 l6 I'm 306 Vine Street.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-05
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The convention will be composed
Of 9O6 delegates, and should the
silver men carry the states named
it will be seen that they would not
only have enough to adopt silver
platform but would have exactly
two-thirds necessary to nominate
in a democratic convention. This
would include two delegates each
from the three organized terrific
ries aud the same from Indian and
Alaska territories. Such delegates
were admitted at the last conven-
tion,
The silver men announce their IN
tention to carry on the war in ev-
cry state, not only in the west, but
in Pennsylvania, New York, and
New England. Ia point Of energy
aud early work they have a great
advantage over their opponents.