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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-05

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-05
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FrIghtsnea to Death by Jokers.

DECATUR, Ind, Oct l5.-Word has just reached here from the vicinity of Frysinger Church, about 12 miles east of here, of the sudden death of Miss Katie Yagle. Several boys blackened their faces and proceeded to frighten women in the neighbofhood They went to the residence of John Yagle, whose family was absent from home, except the. 16-year-old daughter, Kate She became Frightened and ran from the house through 2 field She fell in an open ditch, where she was found dead later.
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After a swindIer.

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-The wholesale merchants who say they are out nearly s150. 900 worth of goods sold on credit to F. H. Franke within the last 60 days, are hopeful of hearing of his arrest in New York. Detectives have traced him to New York where. It is said, he in- tends sailing for Europe today. If he makes an attempt to board the steamer, the merchants say, he will be placed under arrest without warrant and detained until acquisition papers can be secured. It is now known that some of the heaviest creditors are New York firms. Claims amounting to over S2o,o0o have been filed with Attorney Martin Howard
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Boycott on Hard Coal .

SIOUX CrY, Ia. Oct 15,-Among the businessmen of Yankton, S. D., an or ganized and general effort is being made to boycott the hardcoal combine through out the northwest by inducing as many conusumers as possible to substitute corn for fuel. It is proposed to hold a convention at some central point where an organization can be formed and the boycott made complete.
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TRAINS FIRED UPON.
Insurgents Making War Upon Them
 Down h Cuba.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15 "A special to The Herald from Havana, Cuba, says that a passenger train leaving Havana over the Western railway for Artemisa was fired upon by heinsurgents beyond Rineon. The military guards on the train returned the fire, wounding sev- eral of the attacking party An after noon freight train WAS also fred upon near Guira.
 The steamer Cosme Herrera, chartered as a government transport for the trans fer of troops, left Havana with new re- Inducements to strengthen the Spanish columns operating against Maceo in del Rio.
 The transport Bolivar, from western coast ports. brought 30 more sick sol diers here for treatment in the Havana hospitals.
 The editors of El Pais and Fl Fenix, published in Santi spiritus, whose pa pers were recently suppressed, have been brought as prisoners to Havana on 3 charge of violating the press decree.
 Consul Brioe. who recently visited the United States upon leave, returned to Cuba on Saturday and has resumed charge of the Matonzas consulate.
 Madrid advioes report that Lieutenant General Barges is convalescent and in dieate his probable early return to Cuba and assume general command as chief of the First Army corps in operations i'll the eastern districts Of the island
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Granted an Inspector.

ST PAUL, Oct l5.-The delegation from the West Superior Board of Trade has called on the Minnesota Grain and Warehouse Commissioners. and asked them toresume Minnesota grain inspec- tion at that point, such inspection hay ing been entirely withdrawn several weeks ago because of the attempt to substitute Wisconsin inspection entirely in place of hat by the Minnesota in spection. The request was granted and Minnesota Inspection of grain at West Superior wilt be resumed practically as for several years past.
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Charles Pseherhefer Disappears.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 15.-Charles Pseherhofer, the real estate agent and broker arrested a month ago, charged with swindling numberless victims, has disappeared His case was continued several times in the police court and he was admitted to bail in bonds of 5000. The police have been searching for him for a week, but he has not been found. He was in similar trouble in Rochester, N. Y, and in Portland, Or He is said to have served five years in Auburn state prison, New York, for his opera tions in Rochester.
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His Identity Known.

PARAMOUNT, Minn., Oct. 15.-The Sher- burn bank robber confined in the Mar tin county jail has made statement to Sheriff Hill which has been verified, giving his name as Lew Kellihan, and his home at Rock Rapids, Iowa. where his parent reside. He gives his age as 21 and states that his brother who was kill ed was but IS years old.
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Hanged Herself.

GALEsBuRo, I Is, Oct. l5-Mrs. Mary Harding of Monmouth committed sui eide at the home of William Mccormack, near Oneida Her body was found swinging from rope in the coalhouse. Her mind has been affected for some time over troubles that resulted from a divorce. She was prominent in social circles, and was sister-in-law of State Senator Fred Harding.
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WRONG MAN CONVICTED.
John Wyatt Confessed to Murder He
 Charged Others With.

CANTON, Ills, Oct. 5.-John E. Wy att, who hanghd himself ill the county jail last Saturday, before the act, con fessed to having killed D. T. GilIia at Alton six years ago. The murdered man was an ex-state senator and mem Der of the state board of agriculture. He was killed by burglars whom he dis covered in his house. Tom Brown and George steeehy were found guilty of the killing and sentenced to the penitentia- ry for 50 years on the testimony of Wyatt, who said he held their team on the outside
 steechy has since died and Brown i: now confined at Chester.
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"TN If5S. ,SHIRT TAIL.

The Arkaasas Gazette is another of the loud shouters on the curb stone which doesn't know why it howls. Up to a short time ago it was goldsbug paper. IL simply has the shouting mania just as the people during the middle ages had the dancing mania. It claims now to be free silver paper, but-breed- ing and bad manners are not argu- ments for free silver any more than they are arguments for the Chris tian religion. No human being has ever seen in the editorial columns of the GazeHe any evidence of mental activity or the reasoning faculty in the consideration of the silver ques- tion. Instead of experimentation, it simply blows itself off; and it imag- ines that by.standing on the house top in it's shirt-tail and waving a torch it is contributing something to the solution of the financial prob lem. = Commercio l-Appeal.
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N erve S

Are the Messengers Of Seflse,- the Telegraph
 System of the human body. Nerves extend from the brain to every part of the body and reach epery organ. Nerves are like fire good servants but hard
 masters.
 Nerves are fed by the blood and are therefore
 like it in character. Nerves will be weak and exhausted if the
 blood is thin, pale and impure. Nerves win surely be strong and steady if
 the blood is rich, red and vigorous. Nerves find true friend in Hoods Sarsapa- rilla because it makes rich, red blood Nerves do their work naturally and wel,- the brain is meleuded, there are no
 neuralgie pains, appetite and diges. ton are good, when you take
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HELP BADLY NEEDED.
Twenty-Five Thousand People
 Starving at Guayaquil.
CAUSED BY THE BIG FIRE THERE.

The Stricken People Sleep In Fields
 and Have to Depend Entirely Upon
 What Food E Sent Them Thousands
 Have Left the City, Fearing q Panic..
 Money Ia scarco
 NEW YORK Oct. 15.-A special to The Herald from Guayaquil, Ecuador, says a committee has been formed to collect funds and distribute relief to the thou- sands who are without homes, food or clothing The committee is sanctioned by the government and Is made up of well known citizens. Great confidence in it's ability to relieve the distress caused by the fire has been publicly exe pressed. The president of the committee is Luis Dillon vice president, Martin Aviles treasurer, J. A. Wheeler.
 It is believed that 25,000 persons are without even the necessaries of life They sleep in the fields and depend en- tirely for food on what is sent them by relief corps. Ten thousand persons have already left the city, fearing that q panic will follow the fire. The farmers in adjacent districts are sending in meat. etc, and subscriptions are now. coming ill from other points of South America.
 One of the chief evils is the scarcity of money with which to start business. The Bank of Ecuador will open on Mon day in temporary quarters and it is hoped that this will aid the merchants All are resigned to the fate which has befallen the town, and order prevails
 The expressions of sympathy and the help which has already come from New York have touched the people. The sum sent by the Central Cable company has done much good.
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Atwood evor Congress

ST. Lotus. Oct. I5.-The Democrats of the Tenth congressional district in convention nominated Dr. Legrand Att wood for congress by exclamation. The convention was held under the call of the regular eongressionalicommittee and the nomination will be filed with the secretary of state The Chicago plat. form and ticket was adopted.
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Suddenly Disappeared.

JUNEAU, Wis, Oct. l5.-W. T. Ram busch, president of the Citizens Nation. al bank at this place, and a prominent politician, has suddenly disappeared He had a number of trust funds in his possession. An examination has re. vealed evidences of irregularity. The bank is not involved.
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cnnvicted nf nraIfeaaanea.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. EEK City Treasurer Frank F. Michellon of Cam den, against whom there were 13 in dictments, charging him with embez clement and malfeasance in office, was found guilty in Camden quarter ses- sions on the fourth indictment. whict charges malfeasance Sentence was de ferred
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CUR esteemed Barraque street contemporary brags about the Saa- dag Morning Commercial. We should just like to know what is the sSaadqg Morning Commeycid72 The aPme Bluff Weekly Coasmspciai, which issa rehash of what has been in the daily during the week, is issued every Saturday night, and dis tributed every Sunday morning, but this does not make Sunday morn ing newspaper. If the Pine Bluff Weekly C0mmerciol is a Sunday lnorning newspaper, it should bear date Of Sunday morning, and if it is Saturday night newspaper, then it is sailing under false colors .whensit styles itself Sunday morn ing paper. But, then, the Commer- eiaa 5cstes nothing about 'false colorS.
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Farmers Wife Murdered.

NEVADA, Mo-, Oct. l5.-The wife of c. D. Smith, 2 farmer living B miles cast of this city, was found dead in the house with her head crushed. Her hus- band was digging potatoes in a field some distance away and had left his wife alone in the house It is supposed she was murdered by tramp.
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WERE THESE 4N1ReHISTS?

WERE THESE 4NdRGHISTS?
 By the eternal we will see which Is to rule, the money power or the people!-Andrew Jackson:
 The theory of the intrinslc value of money has been abandoned by the best writers and speakers.-Eu- Britannica.
 Whoever controls 1he volume of money of any country is absolutely master of all industries and com merce James A. Garfield.
 Bank paper must be suppressed and the circulating medium must be restored to the nation to whom it belongs Jefferson.
 The bank is the union of the gov ernment and the money power-a union far more dangerous than church and State John C. Calhoun.
 Anything upon which the Gov ernment places it's stamp and de- clares it a full legal tender in pay ment of all debts and taxes is money, no matter what the material may be.-Henry Clay.
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OUTLAWS SHOT AND CAPTURED
Two Are Killed, One Badly Wounded
 and Another Taken In.

i WO aNt fAAAAe0s OAA kSaaAy - Danueu
 and Another Taken In
 vINIrA, I. T.. Oct. 15. The notorious Green gang of desperadoes were given hard blow Tuesday by United States Marshal Samuel Rutherford and his men. Bill and Edward Green were killed, Arthur Green, the youngest brother, was shot and captured, and Milton Parker was also taken into GUS tody.
 Sunday Marshal Rutherford learned that the Greens and their band had planned to rob the postoff1ee and rail. way station at Oolagh and hold up the passenger train due there early yester- day morning. The officers planned to intercept the outlaws and succeeded in getting the three Green brothers at a crossing on the Verdigris river.
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Killed His Brother-In.La,y.

CHARLESTON, Mo, Oct. 15.-Isaae Large, farmer. of this county, living near Bertrand, was shot and instantly killed by his brother-in-law, Joe AL bright. The excitement is high and fl the murderer is caught he will likely pay the penalty without judge or jury.
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MRS. N. C. MILLER.

Of Fort Wayne. Ind. writes on Nov. %. 1894:
 T was afflicted for forty years with heart trouble and suffered untold agony. had weak. hungry spells. and my heart would palpitate so hard, the pain would be so acute and torturing. that l became so weak and nervous could not sleep. l was treated by several physicians without relief and gave up ever being well again. About two years ago Tcommenced using Dr. Mics Remedies. One bottle of the Heart Cure stopped all beart troubles and the Restoratiye Nervine did the rest,and now Isleep soundly and at tend to my household and social duties with out any trouble.
 Sold by druggists. Book sent free. Address Dr. Miles Medical Co, Ellxhart. Ind.
 Dr. Niles Remedies Restore Health.
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'THEs Daily Commercial threatens sroseAlarge to an eight page paper. St Is avery easy thing for news paper to enlarge by adopting the policy of our evening contemporary. TAe public has noted that the plates 9onE the' first pageof the Commercial shava been permitted to stand, with out change, for . week or more at q time throughout the Summer and Falfysa and byscontinuing this policy stmiaht easily enlarge to an eight sorsni1e column paper without any inconvenience or expense whatever Then, too, it is an easy thing to fill ur .en cheap patent medicine ad- kvertisements. We have never yet Hound n manufacturer of patent nostrums who would not accept ad- vertlsing at a nominal cost. The GAAeF1o believes in making this class pay as much in proportion for theirspaee as local merchants and customers, and therefore but few foreign ads. are found in these col umns--a fact altogether creditable to fhis paper. The GRAPHIC does not believe in filling up on cheap patent medicine ads. and old boiler plate, without change, for the sake of largeness. The GRApnrc is not contemplating auy immediate increase in size.
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Heart Disease Cured
 By Dr. Miles Heart Cure.

Painting Weak or Hungry Spells, Irregu- lar or Intermittent Pulse Fluttering or Pal pitation. Choking Sensation, Shortness of Breath, Swelling of Feet and Ankles. are symptoms of diseased or Weak Heart
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Just received-A lot of unealled-for and misft suit, and pants from va rions Chicago tailors, which we are selling ut great sacrifice.
 HENRY MARX X Co.,, fd Up-to-Date Taiiors, 115 Main St-
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Entered at the Post-office at Pine Elui7. Ark, AS aeeond-class mall as alter.
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pIaced Under Bond.

TERRELL, Tex, Oct B.. Barney Skates was placed under s250 bond here for shooting at anegro named Arthur Rob. erts.
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The stricaer People Sleep In Fields and Have to Depend Entirely Upon
 What Food Is Sent Them Thousands
 Have Left the City, Fearing 2 Panic..
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More Election Figures.

washington Iost
The popular vote for Mr.. McIlinIev
seems TO have been 7,0505l6. The popt,I, =
vote for Mr.. Bryan was 6,2el552 Tho
popular vot' for Palmer was 1880. Nc.
kinley. therefore. received more votes than
Bryan TO the tune of S2G o6i These are
not official figures. but they are made from,
the unofficial estimates and will NOT yarv
to any great extent from the regularly oar
titled returns, The vote of every sal.
with the single exception of Kentucky is
now practically known. 1t is safe to a,.
sumo That they give null justice to Mr.. Me
hlhley, ana reasonable to conclude that
Vty are SO nearly absolutely correct ms In
re them proper subjects OF INQUIRY and
speculation. ""'
There are some very significant feo,uro,
in these figures. They furnish much Cood
for thought The republican and assistant,
republican organs, for instance. arc snecr.
lng at Mr., Bryan, declaring thai no bas
been repudlated by the American neonio
ana that 1t is piece OF ridiculous imn,r,i ;
nencc in him TO think of 1900 or IN am.
pose mat the American people regard hir,
with anything but pity and contemnI Il,
s'r,keS us as very stupid to put forward
su nn, propositions as these. Mr.. BRYAN ro,
,--I'oo- VOTES Six and n quarter mllliong
OF men are worth thinking about csrcctN
any as nearly all of them are native hor,
Mn'e Americans. There were not tb,,
many voters Tor Mr.. Cleveland In 1899 NJ.
ms Note mat year was only 5.J53 5Go-no,r-
~ 'uu.oVO less than MIR Bryan received on
'ne 50 instant, II. therefore, Mr. Rrvan 4.
an OBJECT Of derision because Of tho non,,,a.
Ispudiation involved in a vote O. only q oci
''-' now arc We to estimate Mr.. Cleveland's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

standing with the masses in the light Of his
vote OF only 5,556,562y The fact is that,
taking the. 1850 democratic votes that
went to Palmer and the 100000 or 500 900
other democratic votes that were given to
Mckinley direct, and adding these to tho
vote that he actually received, Bryan
would have carried the country so far as
concerns the popular vote--carried 1t by
an immense plurality.
Hut 1t is idle to talk Of a man who re-
eived six and quarter millions Of votes
as a man who has been discredited and
rebuked by his fellow citizens. No such
moral can be drawn from the figures OF
1896 Bryan developed phenomenal
strength. especially when we consider the
utter decentralization OF the party when he
became Its nominee, the titviic influences
brought to bear against him-from the adj .
ministration itself down to the smallest
moneyed corporation In the land Let no
one delude himself with the idea that
Bryan has been obliterated. II in 1885 Mr..
Cleveland had brought out the democratic
vote as Bryan brought 1t out this year
General Harrison would not have been pres.
tdent in 1883,
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Tn. nefier % abaui :7t 900 nos IL the
National treatlir7 ppsrEt,v-t fo- the 'ive
mputtn airrsn, rons - tnr present fiscal
yasf shpst VIVA i,se, 70 e9,i'srtsc by tie
enf q ~ year Asc ipaicetr1 th, difficulty
q IN Lasf selo'- lbs McElmfg uanilil-
grstoL
Tnia Large aeficfi howsysT H. mainly the
rssgi Of lbe extraordinary hrr-ppr. stiDut
uisas by IN rrpgliirer boaat Rad senate
curling tiie las s~sflor o. congress. VIII
s.;na=; orirafnai fsekietsresf The rppvb-
licsH committees pruvld~c for public ca
tfky4ssuus in lae face Of aefisi. 10 the
Nstipnsi tre@,prg Ths purpose ives 20
esnbsTrsss The 20 called democratic admin
iDiiet.or ar nuoh Al possible for political
csmptlgu PirIrorsa and pave tbs way for a
nigh tsriri onoe more, The chickens 20 use
common expression are coming home TO
rtateelnAnship o. the u=St Administration 70
meet the aefiolsspei-t .ts friends have been
chiefly Instrumental In creating
\ high tsrir VIII heSer remedy the mat
ter
The Mckinley bill produced lest revenue
than the Wilson bill has secured. and an
other attempt In the high tarln field will
only result in making thu present deficit
larger. This lie proposition borne on; by
experience, and the tarir unkerers may az
well ADMIT that while increased dutles u
restraints upon imports may enable home
manufacturers 10 charge higher prices for
their manufactures. at the ssus time they
will cut down the volume Of imports nat
Nrally and. In CONSEQUENCE. the revenue.
What will be the inevitable RESULT
unauestionabiy more public indebtedness.
Even now Senator Chandler ia out with
the proposition 10 grant 10 tho secretary Of
the treasury authority for making abort
time loans 10 meet the necessities of Ia,
treasury department. from emergency u
emergency. fixing the limit at about $3.50.
0oo, 0o0--an authority denied last winter
~hen asked by Secretary Carlisle. but
consistency Is nothing TO the republican
leaders, and after abusing the democrsc,
for the increase Of public indebtedness III
timez Of peace" they will not hesitate u