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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

Cbspult.pec castle, Mexico's presi- den,ial re,id, nee and the National Military academy, IS to be equipr ed with an elevator. The shaft will te opened from the cave which is situated on tie left side Of the slope leading to the top Of the castle. The height will be approximately l26 fe. the landing point to be bu. a short distance away from the presidents apartments. The elevator will b. of the hydraulic clsss and oi Am ericsn manufacture. It is expe cted hat every, hing will be in esdip'ss for i'soI e atis n four n sn thl aeIes
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

Thr e hurdreJ and fifty copper toloIei chi d.en are now under ihe care 0 Sup inten.lsrt Hall st the Nstion,l Bn nan school north Of Pine nix This is fully l0O in e1 cess Of the rating oi ths school bn, the excess is provided for hy tn, system of farming she yonng men and women to Yersons who will provide them with suitstls homes and instrua ton. To the airedy extensive buildings of the school is being cd ed . new school building as . coss Q t2000-Rs2nbliesn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06
MONETARY CONFERENCE.
Looking to the Upbuilding of
 Western Industries,

A proposition is on foot in Kan. sas for a monetary union of all the silver stst.s with Mexico with the ob- jsc, oi allowing Mexican dollars 10 pass current within the union at a certain agreed ratio. American silver will then be sent to Mexican mInts for coinage. This wolld give the western states big supply Of coin and man ufaCturing industries would be given an impetus that would soon put them in competition With the east for Mex icsn and South American trade. A conference oi all the interest, q states IS 10 be called to meet in Denver in Jaauar!.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06
Budget or Interesting lteins from our Regular Cor
 respondent.

l CoPPERISGs.
 Charles Overlook went over to the county ssst today on business.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Mckay loft ,hi- morning for 8 short outing and visit to relatives They will return in line i course of s few days.
 The visiting officers and members of the Masonic oider, who srrIyed Ou yesterday's train, nearly Ull returned ] 10 their homes this morning. They all enjoyed their visit to the copper camp, as matter of course. The funeral of the late John Larson took plsce from Library Hal this after noon at 2:3O o'clock. The funeral was quite largely attended by the friends of the deceased who was well liked by all his numerous scquaint- snces.
 Jas. :. Williams, our highly respect ed druggist, left io. short business trip to ioah-tone this morning. Some Of the ioker- have 1t that he can't stand the pr"sperou4 condition of things here and has gone abroad to spend his lose charge.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal loomis and posse, who have been maAing Bishee their headquarters for number of days past while awaiting news of Black Jack and his gang, have finally concluded that they will not get back into this section ut the country and have let for other parts. Ii inc out lave eludes all :sru Iusses that are on the lookout for them and succeed in leaving the country they will have to change their tactics and rely @l:o- gether On their good fortune.
 The hunting party including Massrs |. Smith, MCCabe, Johnson, Porter, Will M CICll hlu JbUl D4tHttN; NliD IlfNt been absent for nearly q month in the mountains of sonora. returned tlI- evening riglt side up with care and with sppetites that would Go credi. to Quality Hall goat. They nl. hAt a mos, en nj0yable time and only returned owing tc the fact that they conidu' kill nearly 60 much game as they could ea'.
 There rumored ahou.tcSu Il jew days sInce that the party had al! been kill-d ny Yaquis; bu. little stock was taken n i, and ii soon died ont. Ihere have been so many unrcliabl reports gong the rounds of lste ths: the pee. ple do no: pay much attention 10 them any more. The sensation mCEgers had better call halt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

IL is amazjng how many o'isinal Mckinl.y men have discovered them sslves in this city since election. Lsst summer careful poll reveal. d five in Tucson; now s canvass shows that there are only five Tn the city who were not McKinlsy's admirers from time immemorisl-Citizs
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

Whittlaw Reid arrived st u'cioc k yesterday, accomi snied by his wife, children and retinue of hired help. He will remain ht least four months, hay ing r. ntei two uses fur that pcriod So soon as their furniture is arranged they will occupy the new houses. In the mean time they wi occupy their special car.-Gszstte,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

A close estimste of the copper pre- duc'ion for tine month Of October would show ti,e following: Mnntans, I3.CO0O0G; Lake Superior, !3yOO 900 Arizona, c.J0G,G0,; Scattering, ? l75. = OJO. To;.l, Io,6l5U00 l. nOs l"k- ss if the United States would produce lsJG DO lee. than 203 600 ,ror- roI- and export l53,0oJ ton. Of rhA', ..av- ing only 5000 tars for home con. sumpt !. La ye-r the home ccn- sumption w,s l20 ,OO0 tone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

Grand Ms.ts. W, rkmsn Pierce Of Denver is nov in Ariz ma inspecting the different loiges Of the order, and is expected to be in Tombstone next week on . fraternsl visit to No. 3.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

A large numbe, of plscer clsims have been located on the Colorado river below the mouth of the Virgin, which will be worked by large force of men before spring.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

The met earnings of the santa Fe system for the month Of Oct Der were Sl,0S6,343; an increase of SljI,i3 over the same month issl year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

Nr. J. Scott and wife are visiting Tombstone, and are the guests of Mr. s. O. Freiericks. MT Sc tt is e wealthy lumber merchant from the Lake Michigan country anu his 2 tim. able wife is the niece ot Mr. F-e'ar .cs They will probably spcrd the H. Her in Tomb.i0pe
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

Teachers examination will be held next Mot day st 9 a. m. Four appli- cants for certificates will be present fer examination.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

J. :. William. oi the Bisbes Drug StDr' a: the copper camp, is visitor Co the county seat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

One hundr,d and twenty mil Gn hour i- the speei made by sn sle,t-ic loc, motive which has just been built by the Baldwin Locomo i've works and the We 'i-gi ouse Electrical company working together.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

Martin Costello and Fred Carlevatto left tbi, ID orning ior Bisbee on busi- nsss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

Dr Niles Nerve PlAsters 25c- at all drusS.ets
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-06

Jaauary
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NOVICES TO RACE.
Will Try Their speed on II
Bike for a Wager.

Messrs. Il. A. Ware and Sandy
Reeves, who arc late deyotees 10 the
wheel, yesterday made n very unique
wager. Each is a beeinnerin the art
of cycling, and while discussing their
respective merits yesterday in lie
manipulation OF the wheel, one
offered a wager of 500 that he could
beat the other pedaling The wager
was promptly accepted, the money
put up, aud on one week from to-
morrow they will race n distance of
one mile AT Jones Park for the
p Irse.
This race between these two be-
ginntrs promises 90 be very novel
AMI interesting, ana each of the con-
testahts is NOW praetiring daily for
the Ego. II is rnmofed that each
will provide himself withan accident
policy before either lines up on the
track
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Messrs. George Baekus and ]. /.
Packard, of Creighton, Neb. left for
home this morning. Mr.. Backus.
the real estate man who is looking
out for homes in this county for
abont twenty-five Nebraska families,
exclusive mention of which was
made in yesterdays GRAPHIC, stated
this morning prior to his departure
that lie contemplates removing his
office to this city from which he viii
conduct general Immigration
movement to this Statef from Nebras-
kst and other Western and Northern
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No. 4.
Public Land sale
L. S. LAND OFFICE, LITTLE Rock, Arr

z. ;. LAND UfFtCE. LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
May 9. 1896.
Notice is hereby given that ia pursuance
of instructions from the Commissioner of
the general land office. under authority
vested in him by section 245J. u. S. Rev Stat
AS amended by the act of Congress approved
February 70. 1895. we Will proceed to offer AT
public sale ON the 18th day OF June, 1895. al
this office. the following tract OF land: " Is
NV i sec, is, T.. S, r. 10 w
Any and ali persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are advised to file their
claim in this Office on or before the iav above
sale, otherwise their rights will be forfeited
j j. BEAVERS, Register
> ID SNOW b. II. CROWLEY, Receiver
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Sherin,s sale
Saturday, June 6, 1896,

By virtue OF an execution to me directed
by the clerk OF the Circuit Gourt of jefferson
county. Arkansas, win offer for sale at the
court house door, in the city OF Pine Bluf. ON
Saturday, June 6, 1896,
between the hours prescribed by law for judi
eial sales, re the highest and best bidder, on
4 credit of three months, with interest, pur-
chaser giving bond TO secure purchase mon
ey, all the right. title and interest OF c. NJ.
Meet in Tue Following proper -,
wit:
hf Of ne or section 10 and n Inf OF NV or
section H. In township south, range west
levied on by me as the property OF c. Nj. Neel
TO satisfy an execution against him in favor
of II. T. Bertrand ct al for s5.l07,4i, debt
damages aud costs.
@. Fl. TRTPLETT
3 l3w2w Sheriff of Jefferson county. Ark.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Stuart Robson has secured the
right to produce the play adapted
from Opie Reeds new novel, THE
Juklins. +"
The advance safes for the star per
Torrance OF 1.-The Rivals" in New
York on Thursday is said TO have
reached already over $4,000.
The production OF The Heavenly
Twins" which was prevented in
London by objection of the author
ess, Sarah Grand, will be undertaken
with a new title, My Astral Body
"Down On the Ohio is to be Gov.
McKinley's campaign song. It is
well known from its use on the stage.
1t was selected by the Governors
campaign managers owing to its
title.
The Black Patti tSissiretta Jones
is making at least financial success
OF her performances, both North and
South, She is said to possess a
really fine voice, and, doubtless. de-
serves the success with which she is
meeting.
Otto II. Krause and company are
playing a week $ engagement ut Hot
Springs to crowded houses.
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warning order.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson county.
Arkansas.
J. Il. Talbot. Admr. plaintiff,
VS..
j. d. Dodds, ct al defendants.
The defendants. Mrs. j SIocum, Joe Blair,
Laura Mn. Mary Horton and Grace Blair
are warned to appear In this court within
thirty days and answer complaint of plain
tiff j. b, Talbot as admr. of j. I'll. Talbot
decd. ct al.
Given under my hand and tho seal OF said
court this 18th day OF. May, A. D. 1895.
II. A. MCCOY. Clerk.
]. A. LAxGToRD. D. c. 5l3a4w
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On account OF the Inability of the
firemen at the waterworks to keep
up steam last night, the city was
sgain in darkness. so far as electric
lights were concerned. The water
works people inform us. however,
that no effort will be spared to keep
the city lighted hereafter. Let us
hope so.
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Chief of Police Stewart left this at
ternoon for Clear Lake to join
Messrs. j. f. Gillespie, Creed Taylor,
O. w. Alexander, c. NJ. Philpot, j. p
Alexander and W b. Greenfield who
are camped at the lake angling after
the finny tribe.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

The city administration should
make some effort to clean up the
streets of the city. Our streets are
filled with brick-bats, tin cans, brok
en- glass and old rubbish, all OF which
materially impedes cycling and driv-
ing. 1t would require only a few
dollars to have these obstacles and
impediments removed.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

Order screen Doors and win
dOws, shingles, lumber ETC.,
from Hardin Lumber Co., old
Rigging mill. Telephone Con-
necti0n. s. d&sw If
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Saturday, June 6, 1896.

al near ti,t, hour "a IL u clock iii.. Ter foT
sale to the higest bidder ~ public aoc.!a:.
at the front door of the court house OF Jeffer-
son county, an undivided one-half interest
in the following lands, towit:
The ne or of the ne or, part NV or OF the ne
or, W hf of Sc or of ne or. sw or OF ne or, hf
of NV or and fral NV or of Sc qrof sec 9; and
NV ar OF ne or and II hf of NV or OF section 10,
all in township = south, range west, and
constituting the improved plantation known
as the Cannon place, near Swan Lake, in
said county.
Terms OF Sale:--On Il credit of three
months, purchaser giving note with approved
personal security and vendors lein also
retained to secure payment OF bid.
G. II. TRlpLETT.
lSw4w Commissioner.
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Dew Berry Pickers.

A large number OF people, white
and black, regardless OF color or
previous condition, crossed over
theS river this morning ut an
early hour to pick dew berries grow
ing in an old field below the Gull
pepper place, OH the opposite side Of
the riverfiom this city. About noon
today the crowd returned with buck.
cts and baskets full Of berries. The
greatest ahnndance is rennrtad
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We are pleased to state that the
condition of little Alice. the 2-year-
old daughter of Mr., and Mrs. j. IL.
Mann, is much improved today.
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Base Ball.

The Pine City's and the Dickinson
Arms Co. base ball club OF Little
Rock will cross bats at Jones Park
next Thursday and Friday after
moons. Ladies free.
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\. NJ. G. a. NOTES.

The Association hopes TO have
good time at the Institute next Sab
hath afternoon, rs Mr.. Thomas
Johnson, general secretary of the
Little Rock Association, will be in
the city and address the Mems meet
ing al 3 O'Clock. Mr.. Kincaide visited
the Little Rock Association the 3rd
inst. and Mr. Johnson comes at this
time to return the compliment and
address the Mems meeting on this
occasion. His subject will be ..Plain
Points, and it is hoped there will
be n large attendance at this meet
ing.
The Board of Directors of the AS
ISOLATION meets this afternoon at
) O'Clock, the occasion being the reg
ular monthly meeting of the Board.
The Association has subscribed for
a telephone which will be put into
the building in day or so by the
new company. Friends of the Asso-
citation can, therefore, be more close
lv in touch with the Association,
and it will prove very valuable to
the gaining of correct information
about the various meetings that are
held in the Institute.
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Mrs. Lee Weed, of Cairo. formerly
of this city, is spending few days in
Pine Bluff, the guest OF Mrs. =. d.
AtwOu1
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

Miss Carrie Katzenstein arrived
from Little Rock last evening and is
the gnest OF her brothers. Messrs.
Jake and Sam Katzensteiu.
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Mrs. Ed. Haryell. OF Monticello, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j II. Eddins,
ON West Sixth avenue.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

Mayor l.. E. Goldsmith leaves this
afternoon for Potash Sulphur
Springs to rest and recuperate.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

Messrs. Thos. S. Kavanaugh and
W. o. German. of Humphrey, are
registered at the Trulock.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

Chief senyard, OF the Fire Departi
ment, is making a personal inspec-
ton OF the fire plugs today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

A number of Pine Bluflians will go
up to Little Rock tomorrow alter
noon to hear Tillman.
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gommissIoner,s Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of the authority in me vested by the decree
of the Jefferson Chancery Court in the cause
late pending therein wherein J. Il. Glenn
mons was plaintiff and w. r. Cannon ct al
we're defendants, will, ON
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

Miss Ophelia Rhine returned home
last night from lengthy visit to
relatives in Memphis.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

Mrs. Kate McGurley leaves in few
days for Terre Haute, Ind, to visit
relatives.
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Don't fail to attend the "District
school at the Institute tonight.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

Miss Ella Jackson. of Monticello,
is the guest OF Miss Eddie Rutledge.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

Mr.. X. {. Wilkins has returned
from business trip down tie Cotton
Belt
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

Mrs. L. r. Sallee is confined to her
room on account OF Illness.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

Mr.. d. L. Franklin spent yesterday
In Little Rock.
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Bunch Yam Sweet Potatoe Plants.

% cents for 100, So per 200. Special
price on lots OF 5000 or more.
WILLIAM L. SIMPSON.
) 9d3w3 Box "a. Pine Bluff, Ark.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

Otto IL. Krause and company are
playing a week 8 engagement at Hot
Springs To crowded houses.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-13

f3w4N
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-29
SALTWATER NEWS.
Big I'm Prison City Regis
tration-Aggressive County Cam


The registration in this city is much larger
on the poll lists being 2,700. There was a
noticeable increase of voters in each ward,
277 names being added on Tuesday. A no.
ticeable fact in connection with the registra-
ton is that few men whose names are on the
lists have left the city, and the vote will be
very heavy.
The grandest political demonstration of the
present campaign will occur In this city this
evening, weather permitting. The Non-Parti-
san Sound Money club has been busy for
several weeks preparing all preliminaries, for
the event, and more than a thousand men
with torches will be IN line tonight, together
with several hundred horsemen, the mill
owners, lumbermens and business men of the
city having furnished horses for the occasion.
There will also be a. bicycle brigade. and citi-
zens in carriages; b speakers at the Grand
opera house will be Moses D.. Clapp and
Judge Flandrau. In case of IN attendance
too large for the, opera house. an overflow
meeting will be held at Music hall, where
addresses will be made by Gov. Clough and
w. r. Merriam. A-special train will be run
farmers from the. surrounding country will
be here.
Hon. NJ. J.. Gelger, Of Butte, Mont, ad-
dressed a silver mass meeting at Music hall
last evening. Mr. Geiger spoke in German
and had a large audience.
The marriage of Miss Grace Stowe, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. A. D., Stowe, to. William 8.
Fish, Of Racine, Wis, will be solemnized at
Ascension church at II 80 a. m. today.
Candidates for city and county offices are
making an aggressive campaign, and the re-
suit is as much of an uncertainty as can be
imagined. The local campaign has been
| practically free from mudslinging, the candi-
dates all being willing to stand upon their
past records. Indications are that few straight
tickets will be cast here for either party.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-29
COUNT ORDER ISSUED TN INDIANA.
Fusion Vote Is Not to Be Counted as
Cast for Same Electors.

O0SA W
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 2s.-There
Is trouble in Indiana politics tonight
over the instructions sent out by
Chairman Gowdy today to all Republi-
can county chairmen to notify election
the fusion vote on the Populist and
Popocratic tickets as having been cast
for the same electors. s-stX54r ,eav
Chairman Gowdy's action Is exactly
contrary to the of a number of
well-known Republican lawyers, who
considered this question Of fusion early
in the campaign. Mr.. Gowdy says he
has good legal authority for his po-
sition, and as the Republicans have
nearly 20 per cent of the inspectors of
the state, it is said Mr.. Gowdy's instruc-
lions car be carried out and force a
split of the Populfst and Popocratic
fusion vote In the totals. Mr.. Gowdy
says: al Il
Let the Popocrats carry the matter
into the courts af they question the
right Of the inspectors too divide the
vote" soft Q
The electors Oh the two tickets in
this state are the Same, there being
five Populists and ten Popocrats. Mr..
Gcwdy's position DIS that John B.. Stoll,
for instance, who heads the Popocratic
ticket, is one man, and John B. Stol1
who heads the Electors on the Populist
ticket is anotherI man, and the votes
shall not be combined in the totals.
If his position be correct it will AXE
from 10000 to 80, 900 votes from the regu-
lar Bryan ticket. It is feared these in
structions will make trouble, In that
they will cause a howl from Popocrats
and give rise to the charge that Mr..
Gowdy is afraid of the state.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-29
MACEO NEAR HAVANA.
Trocha Passed and the Central Dis
trict

KEY WEST, Oct. 2s.-Passengers by the
tonic Maceo, with $500 troops, broke through
the trocha and is now in the Havana district.
He went over to assist Gen. Gomez in his
march to Havana. Maceo left Gen. Rios in
charge OF his troops in the province Of Pinar
del Rio, with 10000 men in the insurgent
stronghold. The report that the Spanish
troops had captured his camp was true, but
it was the place where the insurgents were
waiting "a favorable opportunity to cross the
trocha, and after Maceo had broken camp.
Gen. Munez, Of the Spanish army, witt
]. 900 men, made an attack on Antonio Maceo
on the hill known as Cacarajacara. Maceo
in the meantime retreated by the rear Of his
camp, with his forces and attacked the town
of Artemisa, headquarters of the trocha.
Maceo sent orders into the town for the
women and children to leave before the bonn
bardment, but the Spanish general, Arolas,
refused to allow them to leave, saying that
they should all perish together. Maceo
then bombarded the town and passed through
the trocha to the province Of Havana to
meet Gomez, where he is now. Munez at
tackled the hill, where he thought Maceo was,
and only found a small detachment of fnsur-
gents on the hill to detract the Spanish gen.
trocha. The town Of Artemisa was terribly
wrecked, and many persons are reported
killed.
HAVANA, Oct. 28.-Gen. Fizhugh Lee, Unit
ed States consul general, informed the CORE
spondent of tie Associated Press this even
ing that he will sail for New York on Sat
urday. Gen. Lee said that the purpose Of
his trip was to visit his family and attend to
private business.