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THE SULTAN WARNED
Ambassadors Send to Him a
 Joint Telegram.
TREMBLED WHEN HE READ IT,

The Substance of It Was That He En-
 daDgered the Turkish Empire by suf-
 fsring the Continuance of Anarchy by
 the Connivanoe of the Trespt-Nors
 RlOting In the GalatA 0uartetg.
 GoNsTANTNoPLE, Sept. 1.-Rioting was renewed in the Galata quarter of this city Saturday night. A sharp fusilade took place between the troops and the Armenian rioters. It lasted only few minutes, however, and a stampede of the revolutionists followed.
 The ambassadors of the foreign pow CTS held conference and sent strong joint appeal asking the sultan to sup press the disorders without delay This note failing to have the desired effect, the representatives of the powers dis patched joint telegram warning the sultan that he endangered the Turkish empire by suffering the continuance of anarchy by the conniyance of the im- perial troops and the troops. It is said that the sultan trembled when he re- ceiYed this warning telegram
 Neither the members of the diplo- matic circles nor rational observerrs doubt that an armed mob of Turks had been previously organized for possible riots. It was noticed that less than two hours after the insane attack on the Ot- toman bank by the mob that filled the streets at Galata overspread the whole city, and Turks in parties from 1sO to 150 strong, apparently well organized and acting i'll concert, crossed in lighters from Stamboul
 Stamboul has been covered with reVo- lutionary placards, evidently posted by the young Turkey party. Serious trouble is expected today, the anniver- sary of the Saltan,s accession.
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SHERMAN,S WEAKNESS.
His Besetting Inhrmity Crops Out In His
 Columbus Speech.

His Besetting Infrmity Crops Out In His
 Columbus Speech.
 Twice ill the course of Senator Sher- mans speech at Columbus, O., he utters the exploded talsehood that the decline in the value of silver was caused by the excessive quantity of silver produced relatively to the output of gold since 1873. We have repeatedly published in The Journal the statistics showing that the number of ounces of silver produced between 1873 and 1896 throughout the world is exactly 1619 to every ounce of gold produced in the same period. The rate of production for the whole 23 years. taken together, has been more exactly that required to maintain the ratio of l6 to 1 than it ever was before in the worlds history.
 The only cause for the depreciation in silver, therefore. is to be found in the adverse action of governments, and not in overproduction by the mines. Mir. Sherman knows this, and, knowing it, his speech has that flavor of unscrupu- lousness about 1t which is Sherman s besetting infrmity. New York Jour nal.
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Dismissed the Injunction.

CHARLESTON, s. C.. Sept. Judge Simonton of the United States circuit court has filed his decision in the suit for sn injunction brought by the Port Royal and Augusta railway against the Southern States Freight association, to prevent the latter from an inauguration of an 80 per cent cut in rates declared by it i'll retaliation for B per cent re- duction previously made by the Sea. board air line The temporary restrain ing order is set aside and the bill dis missed.
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GOING 10 WASHINGTON.
L Hung Chang Scheduled to Re There
 on Thursday

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-At the Chi. nese legation 1t is said that it had been determined that Li Hung Chang would visit this city next Thursday, arriving at night. He will be met by all the members of the legation, who will escort Lii and his suite to the Arlington hotel, where he will stop during the two days that he remains in this city. It IS ex- pected that General Ruger, Assistant Secretary of State Rockhill, Colonel Fred Grant, ex-Governor John ". Eos ter, John Russell Young, the Chinese minister, the Chinese consul at New York and other prominent men will be in Li Hung Chang's party when it ar rives At the legation it is believed that no public official display will take place, but that Lii Hung Chang will on Friday be quietly escorted to the capitol and other public buildings.
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The Board of Directors of the Col oFed Industrial Institute wish to say that the college will open the first Monday of September. Two medals were taken at the Worlds Fair, which attest the general superiority Of the School. The industrial de pertinent will be further extended this year. The Sisters of Charity are the teachers. The Board of Di- rectors are: Hon. L. E. Goldsmith, Judge ". D. Jones, Col ". r. Grace, Rev. J. NJ. Lucy, Mir. John NJ. Oracle. Hon. Ferd Havis and Mir. Wiley JOnes.
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An accident occurred yesterday which came near resulting seriously, at least, to one of the participants and the total destruction of Mr. Harry Oleott's wheel. Mir. Olcott and Mir. Claude Chambers while rae ing near the Bluff City mill eollided, and as result of the collision Mir. 0lcott has q badly bruised arm and his wheel is almost total wreck. Mir. Chambers escaped without in- jury.
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An~xAss -Aeronaut Dead.

ToLkno. Sept. l.-.Professor Edward Cole. an aeronaut of this city. was drowned in Maumee bay yesterday af- ternoon after an ascension His con- panion, who was billed as Josie Carmel, was saved by her life preserver. The balloon arose from the Casino on the bayfront aud was about three miles out when the tragedy happened. Thou sands of persons witnessed the tragedy from the Casine grounds.
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Louis Post Dispatch.
PHILOSOPHY OF STRIKES.
What the Gold Standard Has Done For
 the Workingman.

Among the various evils which the Republican policy of finance has engen- dered ill this country may be included the labor strikes which have occurred with such deplorable frequency within the last few years.
 When money is plentiful and times prosperous, no one ever hears a mur- mur of complaint from labor It is only when depression settles upon the money market and the producers of the land are unable 10 realize anything like sat isfactory price for the articles which they produce that labor becomes restless and dissatisfied.
 Strikes were never heard of until the single gold standard was foisted upon the country. Then began the long pe- riod of discomfort which has continued down to the present time
 Taking the figures contained in the official records, the amount of money which the laboring men of this country have lost since 1881 aggregates nearly $200, GOO, 900, while during the same time employers likewise have suffered to the extent of $95, 900, 000.
 The unhappy condition of things which these figures set forth is directly traeeable to the single gold standard. As the volume of the nations currency has been restricted prices have neeessa- rily been reduced, and with the decline in prices there has been a consequent if not simultaneous decline i'll wages. In order to restore good times and pre- vent the possibility of strikes it is necessary that silver should be placed on q parity with gold. Until this is done strikes will abound, and the spec ters of want and suffering will continue to stalk abroad through the land.
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Let the Major Answer.

No government can get on unless 1t preserves its honor, says Major Mo Kinley Will not the major halt ill the delivery of generulities and tell the peo- pie how he would save the honor of the government? Would 1t be by taxing the people to issue bonds for the aceommo- dation of brokers and speculators?-Cin- cinnati Enquirer.
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Annunciation Academy, conducted by the Sisters of Charity, will open the fall session the first Monday of September. This is one of the best female colleges in the South. The courses of music, literature and art are very complete. A boys depart ment and Kindergarten school are connected with the Academy. As a home institution it is entitled to the choice patronage Of the town.
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DEMocRAcYs NEW ERA.
It Marks the End of the Reign of Monop-
 oIy and Greed.


 William J. Bryan has opened q fresh chapter of American history and headed the Democratic ship upon the tack on which she must hereafter sail. He has said to the American people that hence forth Democracy will not be merely q name, but an assurance of government for the benefit of the people; that mo nopoly and greed shall no longer shelter themselves by it; that the people are ready to take command of their own future, and that we can no longer afford to bow to the dictation of Lombard street i'll our public financial affairs.
 The first chapter of our national an- nals is filled with the struggle of the masses for the right to vote without property qualification, for the freedom of the seas and the acquisition of needed neighboring territory. The second was disfigured by the unhappy war about slavery, the creation of an enormous public debt. the dislocation of our cur rency and the rapaoity of the public creditors The present, or third, epoch is to be marked by the struggle of the common people to free themselves from the meshes in which the financiers have involved them, to purify our public treasury and to restore equality of rights gravely menaced. As Jefferson led the Democracy i'll it's first effort. so Bryan will be at the head of the present one.
 It is a new era, but it is the old De- mocraoy still. The Democracy never dies. It is always contending for human rights. liberties and progress. = New York News.
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First News of Hi. Death.

LONDON. Sept. LA dispatch to Tn Telegraph from Kieff says that Prince Lobanotf- Rostovoski, Russian minister of foreign affairs. died suddenly while travelling from Vienna to that place Prince Lobanoff- Rostovoski was in the company of the czar at the time of his death, and his demise was wholly with out warning.
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Miss Kate owens. of this city, has been entered by her friends in the .Gazette's contest for free scholar ship in the Galloway Female college. 1The Pine Bluff subscribers of the
 gnzette should vote their coupons Tor Miss Owens. She is very desery- Ing young lady and we hope to see |her succeed.
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NO SCALING DOWN.
Under Free Coinage Silver Dollars Will
 Be Worth as Much as Now.

Under Free Coinage Silver Dollars Will
 lie Worth Much as Now.
 Nobody is going to be scaled down on account of the rehabilitation of silver, says the Cincinnati Enquirer. Elm ployees and beneficiaries of life insur- ance policies are paid in silver dollars now, and silver dollars under free coin age will be as good as they are now. One of the effects of free and unlimited coinage of both money metals would be to bring gold into circulation on par with silver.
 A gold dollar is no better than sil- yer dollar now twill buy no more and pay no more debt. That is to say, it is no better to the everyday citizen. The only reason it is better to the New York capitalist and trader in money is be- cause it enables him to control the bond issues of the United States. The govern ment, not by law or worthy precedent, but by the will of Grover Cleveland, supported by the Republican politicians, has set up fictitious gold redemption policy.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02
peeU OF A DRUNKEN MAN.
Fatally Wounds His Wife and Trie
 to Kill His Children.

DETROIT, Sept. Frank Beaubien, aged 10, shot and mortally wounded his wife here and attempted to kill his two children, then blew out his own brains. Beaubien, who is a member of an old French family. was left considerable money some time ago and has been drinking heavily since Monday morn ing he went home drunk and when his wife remonstrated, he drey revolver and shot her in the back assshe ran.
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I.ike Benediot Arnold.

The bclting geldbug Democrats claim that they are trying to elect Mckinley as a means of saving the Democratic party. Benedict Arnold claimed that he went over to the British as means of saving the country from the disastrous effects of war that was certain to prove ] failure. -Milwaukee News.
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There are some people, in capableof of doing anything themselves, seek to criticise and cry down the efforts of those who do. Anent the Commer- cial's criticisms of the GAPHlc's bicycIe races.
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Appointed Military Commanders.

GoNsFANrINopE, Sept 1.-yenby Pasha and Ghakir Pasha have been ap- pointed military commanders of Pera and Calata respectively, with orders to restore quiet. Four hundred Mussel- men accused of excesses have been ar rested
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A Greater Annoyance In Store.

The oratory of Bryan is continuing to greatly disturb the equanimity of New York editors This is nothing, however, to the annoying effect his election will have. St. Louis Republic.
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Charged With AsssuIt.

MOBILE, Tex. Sept. l-Monroe Mo. Cullough, colered, was arrested here, charged with assault He had pre-. liminary trial before Justice Mum and was committed to jail in default of bail.
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Foolish "object Lessons."

When manufacturing establishment that is three months behind with its orders reduces its output and throws its employees out of work, it is quite evi- dent that it is controlled by both fools and frauds. New York Journal.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

The Gould-Galbraith Supply Co.,, have removed their bank rupt stock of goods to their old stand, where their great slaughter sale will be continued.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02
su. Mo. Tu. We. Tn. Fr. Sa.
EntIre Lega.Ion M.r withar.u.

Rio DE JANEIRo, Aug. 27.-It is ru. mored that the entire Italian legation will be w hdrawn in consequence of the recent political conflicts in Paulo he. tween the Italians and the Braxilians. The Italian minister is still waiting in- structions from Rome as to his course of action.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02
An unfaiIine Sign.

Whenever the organs of the corpora tions begin to print pictures of capital and labor standing shoulder to shoulder 1t is always safe to assume that there is an election near Ut hand. Exchange
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Ii Goes to Mest Polnt.

NEw YORK, Sept Lii Hung Chang boarded the dispatch boat Dolphin yes terday and started for West Point. The ambassador will inspect the military academy.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

Mir. F. NJ. Altsehul, the popular Barraque street cigarist, is present. ing his customers with q handsome white metal match box. which Is of great value and convenience to all smokers. i've thank Mir. Altschul for being remembered.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

Mir. s. C. Alexander returned from Mt. Nebo. yesterday, where he had been at the bedside of Mrs. Y. D.
 Wilkins. ! Mrs. Wilkins condition is
 nnjmproyed. aSNa
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

Mir. sam Berlin, will, in a few days, begin the erection of u two story brick stable on the site ofhis present stable
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

John Heard was brought before Justice Vance this morning to an swer to the charge of bigamy. A number of witnesses were examined and the case was ascontinued until this afternoon.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

The Issues In this campaign array the farmer, manufacturers. merchant and wage worker on one side and the man who lives on the Interest of his investments on the othar
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

On next Friday night there will be a free lecture on "Amerlea" at the s Second Presbyterian church. Every body cordially invited.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

Col. s. T. Mallory left yersterday for Indianapolis, to attend the con- vention of the gold bug Democrats.
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A dance will be given tonight at the Bluff City Club by the young society bloods.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

Manager 1. Martin is giving the opera house new coat of paint, and will have it in first-class condition when the theatrical season opens.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

Miss Pressie Johnson has accepted a position as stenographer with ". E. Owen X Co.
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The alignment. the people on the one side and the monopolists on the other. Is sufficient demonstration to the popular mind of the proper place in this cam paign for every man who seeks by hls vote to produce the greatest good to the greatest number.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

A The fire department had record Abroken last month. Not single Naiarm was turned in during the
 #month
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State Fair Privileges.

DALLAS, Sept. 1.-The sale of privi- leges at the Texas State fair will be dis. posed of at auction at the grounds on next Saturday morning.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

A coiored free silver club has been
 organized in this city. Some of our
 most prominent colored citizens are tt the head of this movement.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

A number of prominent speakers will be invited to address the Bryan and Sewall club. in the near future.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

Mir. Sam Franklin. who has been quite sick in Memphis, is reported somewhat improved.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

Mr. Harry Ray has severed his connection with J X <. Katzenstein, and will leave in few days for Los Angeles, Gal.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

Miss Edna Tucker, the belle of Tucker, who has been spending the . summer in Alabama, is in the city Twisting friends and relatives.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

Miss Ida Dreyflrs, aftera ex tended visit to relatives in Memphis, returned home yesterday.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

Sheriff Triplitt's forces are hard at work taking inventory of the Blum stock.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

# MT. K. R. Adams, the well known \ cotton planter. came up from his
 plantation yesterday.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

As we could not. wait on the trade Hast week, we will continue for a few days our ten per cent off blue mark at our regular store.
 GeULD.GAInRAITH SUPPLY Co.,,
 a1dlt Bank Rupt Sale.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

The American people want as good money as there Is In the world. and they propose to have 1t. They intend to use both gold and silver at ratio which will keep both of equal value.
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Killed HiAssIf Aeeiens.,Iv.

CoLD STRINGS. Tex, July 24.-Hen. rletts lsas cs. colored woman living on W. X. Robson 'splaos shot hers elf aooaa. sntaily. She lived odly 8 fsw minp1as
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

MT. Sid Adams, of Noble Lake, was q visitor to our city yesterday.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

All kinds of summer drinks at Mitchells. 517 dtf
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

Mir. H. :. Vaughn. of Texarkana, was visitor to the city yesterday
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

have never at any time or under any circumstances been in the employ of any mine owners individually or collectively, directly or indirectly, nor have ever been In the employ of or been paid by any bi- metallic league or William J.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02
Where Money FaiIs.

Hanna has thorough belief ill the motto that money talks. Money, how. ever, does not purchase the ballot Of the honest voter. Exchange.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02
tFrom Tuesdays Daily.l

Mrs. 4. c. vowell Is visiting friends in Little Rock.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02
Big Crowd Present.

DALLAS, Sept. 1.--Seven thousand people went ont Sunday night to hear Sin Killer Griffin preach.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

fgurea with turned the appealing those who live beyond the this figure idea of this nation You will rather turn which That Worlds embemaHc of the mission of the nations of the ahW Bryan at Madison Square 
 -St LonisP Post.D Dispatch
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

The Democratic party has not made the issue between aggregate wealth, corporate influence and the masses of the people. That Issue has been made by 80 years of Republican Iegislation in the interests of capital and wealth.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

>EcuLiAR in combination. pro
 portion and preparation of ingredi- Sle. Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses great
 yaiue. You should TRY IT.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Aug. sl.-Cattle shade: lower; Texas steers, $2 4013 25.
 Sheep strong.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-09-02

Randy Kitchen. s4d cd If
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sr. LOUIS. Aug. Sl.-cattle steady; Texas steers, g 25GD8 25.
 Sheep steady.
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The Events and Prizes for the Meet on Thursday, Sc pit
 ID, are as fo|oWsi

l. MILE by lew ey Company, St Louis
 Bicycle by Sons. oNHHIE MILE Boys IT od-Ftst Prize Silk Umbrella Given by A. Blum.
 Second Prize-sweater $2 Given by B. Two MILE $85 Given by R. H Searns
 Second Prize-FIat $5 Given by Buthenthal Third Subscription Sunday Truth $a Given by Martin
 ONE MILE orns-Fir pair Nj W Tires slo Given by Graphic Publishing
 Second Prize Bicycle Shoes s by J.& Kozensen ONE MtEe Century Lamp B. Given by c, Voss
 Second PrieFoot by Puddepa Furnishing Co G. ONE MF ofnN-Fir Prize Tailor Made Shit by Graphic Publishing G
 Second Prze-shavng Outfit B. Given c McGaughy Mr. P. M Kioy Goes Against State Record Paced by
 Tandem One-haf Mile
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-07-03
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-07-03

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-07-03

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