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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-26

CAR PINE FLOOR JUST RECEIVED.
Will sell at $l.55, $l.70 and $I.85 per hun
dred feet while it lasts; no charge for tongue
or groove.
Kiln-dried ceiling $l.0O, 81 20, $40.
Beds $l.75, $3.50 and upwards.
Tin Safes $l.00, $2.l5.
A few light doors very cheap.
1t FRANK ii SMITH.
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MELANGE.

Nonsense and News, Odds and Ends,
Wise and Otherwise.
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the telegraph poles TO pieces. me
bird hears the humming sound and
imagines that insects are beneath
the surface.
The upper house of the Arizona
Legislature has made a bid for popu-
larity by passing bill providing for
legislative sessions every ten years.
The Lancaster Argus is the name
of paper edited and published by
the inmates of the lunatic asylum at
st. John, Canada. 1t is published
monthly, and bears the proud title
of "A Journal of Scientific Indus
try" There are 500 patients in the
asylum, and so they have plenty Of
material to fill the journal as well
as to fill the waste basket. Every
article is written by an insane per-
son. 1t has large circulation
among intelligent readers.
The philosopher is a man who can
look interested at u ladies' tea party
Strange to say, women are never
so fresh and happy as when they
have that attired feeling.
A Chicago girls awkward fall
from her wheel led to her getting a
husband, and many other young
wheelwomen will doubtless "tum-
BILE" to the trick at once.
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sToCKHOLDER,s MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Columbia Cotton Mill Company will
be held in the company's office. on April ID
1891, ut 10 o'clock u. IN.
II. G. SPARROW,
marie 1T Secretary & Treasurer
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ALCORN'S Anti-biIiOuS Remedy.

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COLUMBIA. TENN,

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ALCORN'S TaSteIeSS Elixir Of Cod Liver

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etc. A competent registered prescrip-
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at South Side Park, April 8, 8 and I
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
FInnors Ahnut Even.

There Is q ca N quiet, peaceful feel
ing Cf a~-ur-nc perV. ding Texas x
l'dc fl circ e. est Ia mauaua, feeling
tn u-u lily follows knowledge that
thin gs are b ny evened up. and th at
thu e Is pleasing prospect of all being
Wen
The occasion Of this happy state of
affairs along Tex & Pacific lines is
the-to them. g at flying assurance that
the United States grand jury at New
Orleans has camped on the trail OF
some Of the Sou hern Pacifir's heaviest
a-tillerv, and several indictments are
the outcome
Ordia8rily, this sentiment would not
be re ardCd As over AMI above Chris
}ian ike, ana something e to be depre-
c1.e1. But il is whispered from the
Texas PaniH reserva ION that there is
a well d ii Ell hei ef obtain ng there
ha5 tn Southern Paritic was at the
b 4lt.m of h. uiic ne is last Febru-
-ry ygaiD~t Nes-'s. ThOrne Ser
gaa.J of tn Tex X Pacific, for al
4. gau Y.ollt O"~ Of the inter state COM
mcr'e law. These g ntlemen were
fined $1,000 eteh, hic1 amounts were
prom u p il ana 40 fuss made. How
ever. Will Z mulctaa officials have
| kept mum, e "a ha, been great deal
0j wood savn. and re f.ict on of the
[ Tex x Pac iic w has been product.
i've Gl Vel GGhn d a-d d mtrlSed results,
as p " his uO-4in@ 5 dispatches from
/ New Orleans.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
The Pla Last Night.

The Buchanan Farce Comedy com
pany played to very small, but well
pleased aud ience last night. Many
who intended going were kept away by
the threatening weather. while other-
stayed away so they could attend to-
nights performance.
The program tonight is specially
interesting one as it is made up entire
" of special y work by the company.
The comI any will open with the laugh
able burlesque mo Pinafore" tn be
followed b. seven strong specialities
and fifteen scenes by he magnescope.
The views viii be e.run through the per-
formanca, bnt between the acts.
The following pictures viii be pro
duced tonight: Hsy Making, Umbr"l-
la Dance. Sea Waves. SteDmShIp City
o. St. Lou-s leaving Nv Yori: hnrbor.
Burning Stable, Morning Alarm, Cock
f CHI, Central Park DR. We, wre-tlirg
match b tween Earnest R0eber and
Signor Costello, Ca ~mencIta, the
worlds famous Spanish dancer. y
Bar room Fight, Bla ksmith Shop,
The LIN Fish -rman. Butterfly GA C.
ard the Empire EXprs - Train.
Th m O.. s'"De eNhjnli n alone IS
wor h mo- than the price of sdri
sion and with the speciality wo"E Il c
popI'a~ comp phry full house sh III
greet them on t ~r5r last night duriu :
this season IN f. Paso.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27

| ballot in accord ,nca with the charter.
| Mr.. Rob rts' abs-nce lowed Judge
| t"ldwell' 5 III o'iOn to ca ry by a strict
| party vote. Attorney Stanton called
| tae att ut.On of he counsel 10 his
! claim that such ac1jOD woulJ be in coz
te.uDt OF the court OF .Aapeal- which
hai now the IN liter within its jurIsdic-
tior.
Mr.. Stewart urged that the council
lst tle matter drop til the appellate
cOu settled it. q The council was now
on Y IN king hln"s 10.
The mayor sta ed he was in an un-
pr aSaat situation, and Thought it the
dnty Of the counci t. let the mat -er
go over 5 d recf"u by the court. BIT
lu the ma time Ne srs. O'Keeffe ard
Kachle L had gone out to find Roberts
md had Mr.. Stewart gone also there
would have been O quorum. But he
a ed TO see the pO u, ana remained,
nj al5houzh he refused to vote GA
judge Coidwel S motion, he was de-
ci4rec present, and tn motion carr ed.
Clerk Kitchens wa then S-nt ont 70
bring n the ballots, ana pre- nEiy
Mv-sfS. OK effe. Kac Ter and r ,b4rts
showed up. Au attempt was then made
o take up fr'm fhe 4ble the motion
to .cj jp1rn, bat the mayor had eXper-
/ nc d a cha ge Of heat, and j.iu ng
forces wit the d mocra ic sd. of the
member, he d cl:red It out of order,
ii d OrdereI that me ballot be proce "a
ed with, supercedeas or no superce-
d as.
The cou1cil concluded the count. and
dec ared Joseph MHgoffin aud the four
aid rmeo elec ed. These were sworn
il III $50 - m.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27

a special from Washington to the
s. Louis r publ C, c,regardiug the much
| l5lked IF Grant-G.een compromise
| Il 10 lows:
State Chairman Ned Green left thi:
morn NC for Texas He declined tc
| discuss the Texas patronage, beyond
aging that hi friends would be taken
care of Mark Hanna is growing tired
0 the FeVas cln est. He said today
that e aid no. koow what would be the
ed Of j., ana int mat d that he did no.
care.
National Committeeman Grant said
formed as to any alleged plans which
) ate Chairman n. Green and Hanna
had foTmulat d.
There. is 40 doubt that Grant will
fgGJ any compromise.
Grant c1lleJ at Hanua's Office this
af ern0OD. H ma WIS absent and
Grant said he woald call again on Mon
LAY.
EX-Represe ntasive Noonan of Texas
ca led It ths White house this after
uOOH. II was 8c, ompdniet by an old
indian figh'er, Capra ala JOHN ] 5 nsen.
Cap ain > nsen rame is linked wi b
the hIsto Y # III so lthweet. H. says
there Is no longer q Y chance tt fight
Indi Us aid he wants - job as collector
of customs at Eagl- = :. Tex.
L ID Wes- IF t'nrt Worlh and 3. F.
ICakum OF tn Frisco ia road are
h re r=4dy to act a ref-r in the
feSa- qua bli. They are engineer
/ y Gr e ; end of the N ana are
IN lily r-spoosi Die for the efforts to
cOuprom Sc toat have been gong on
during the at two days. West and
\ O,hun a. gold democrats.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
PLEASANTLY DECEIvED.
An Incident Sugge "a - some Recent In
dictments a New Orleans.

| An Incident SugSe "a - some Recent In
dictments New Orleans.
| A prominent local railroad man for
merly Iocat d in Chicago where he
heid respor S hle position, read with
much interest shis mOr1}ng. of the in
d G. menJ of several high up Southern
| Paci dc railway Of1ici Is By the L nited
States gram jury az NJ Orleans, and
sa d it email Ged him bly, of H lit
| lie Nperierce he ent through when
| he L. S. grand iu Y n Oh cago We, e
hos on tie trail OF r4ffir men for al
| leg d violations of the interstate COM
merce acG
There was a general scare in all the
Chicago railway offices, as no one knew
where the liz htf in IVES going to strike
next. Among the more or less appre-
heusjve es was the speaker, and his
heart ut down deep into bis boots
one af ernO wneA a man appearing
ike a court ba lift came in with a very
busipes, like ar. The official stood
quaking in hi sho $, and % borrow a
te N used in the d tstamens, His
koees kuockei ne aga NJ the other,
escH his r~fghbor . The supposed
''ail if approa ch d the desk: ''Are YOU
Mr. so-a sd-ss: ''Yee ST." ''Ah, Just
tue very MAJ | wan 60 to sc - was the
busloe s--l ke reply, IS tn visitor pro-
:eeded 10 draw from h S pocket what
seemed an Cffic'a paper.
The raj wy eff ia thought surely
he was a g n T: It as all uD with MIN
now, and he was ebout t. be hau ed up
''to dance on the capt" as the rail-
road eXDreSsion =, ne ore the interstate
commerce CommiS-: on. The offici al
was about tn sink meta ohor caliy into
the sub-cei:ar. when The visitor dis
pay yed-not 4 summons, but a note
book, SAY my. Il am I porter from
the Inter-Ocetn. ard would ike 10 get
your op nior, on some railway parties [
have been instructed toioquire a b put."
The spirits of that Ch cago official
straightwsy res to the surface Ike
cork let loose from the bottom
of d river: in fact he felt so
Ike bacon for the rest of the
day. that several times he felt
obliged to look care ully at his feet to
see If they were firmlv on terra firma.
That the repHrte- g t all the info-ma-
tioD he wanted with an acrity that
both pless@d and surprised him, and
WAS comme ded far his activity later by
lis city ed tor, and threatened with an
increase of p+v.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
The Mezico Southeastern.

The pr sp cts ara very favorable for
The e Tly construction of the Mexico
South Stern "a lro d from O4XEca to
; m point on tie N4tiOual Teh Il te-
PEE ruad and / enca 10 Qua email.
William Stuart. chief eugiue-r and
q ) Is ant o. neal ma ager OF the pro
posed ad. has arrived from New
York, accompanied with Il COPS of
American c vii pgineers, and VIII
Immediately make the fi2al survey for
the line. l. is : atei at the fiuanci al
..rrau EN- ut for tie building of the,
TO have b en- compl=t, d and that the'
company Is T. adv to pegin construction
rs soon a. tie survey is completed.
The road " II pass through a section of
son hern Mex 20 abIut which very
little is known 10 the outside world at
present.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27

| The Advertiser had q long talk with
q gentlemau bi4h up in railroad circles
and who Is en- sected tn The passen-
ger service of the Ro k Island The
gentleman was not advers. to talking,
| but requ It d op.t b S name be WITH
held from tie public at PRESENT, as
| while his Information can be relied
upon, he dos Dnt wisn it to appear as
| coming from him in a semi-of1icially
way.
Several days ago the Denver papers
reported the purchase of the Pecos
Valley railway TO The Rock Island peo-
pie This road is short line, connect
ing Roswell. n NJ, with the Texas g.
Pacific at PEGS City. TrXas. The
gentleman con robo~rated this report
and in answer to questions said:
''Of cOurs- the purchase of this road
means the extension of the Rock Island
from L bera', Kansas, to our coal
fields nor6h west of TriniJad and
to the Sa ado coal fields in New Mex
leo. A co necctng line in all probabi-
lty viii be bni to Pueblo, and l think
it IS about decided to make Trinidad
our western headquarters Yes: we
certainly would tap the Red River
country if its prom ses can BE- fulfil ed.
Our people have always looked with
favor upon your city, and we cannot
afford t. longer ignore Trinidad and
the rich mineral country surrounding
here. With this extension we will
place this country ten hours closer to
Kansas City and Chicago. and give
you direct outlet TO the Gulf coast.
The probabilities are that we will use
the old survey Of 1885, and building
will more than likely be commenced
before the first of June. .'-Trini6a ad Ad-
vertiSer.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
VOL. XVII. No. 100

will be the headquarters for the rail-
way division OF Ar ZOna and New Mex
leo. this being the junction of the two
lines. Lhe railroad shops pour at least
81 200 Gay into Tucson. Even larger
shops and fully IA 30 per cent added ex-
pend itura will be ent lied al Benson
through the operation of the Mexican
road.
1t is be!ived that this consolidation
will So mea the d "a rdonment OF the
Ar ma nd 5 nth as ern track from
Fairban to S--7on. This stretch of
twenty-five N le- was built by he Cop
per Queen COMPANY OF Bib .e b C tuSe
of a disagr. enIen1 w tn tn Santa Fe
p ople "v- T. freight rates from FAIR
bank. Wi h a Southern Pa .ific road
paralleiing 1t. tisis road viii be pract-
i iaally usel~-s and will probably be
Il abandoned.-LOs angeles Herald.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
TIE GREEKs DE91IOR 1LizED.
They Are Hunting for Somebody They Ca
LICK.

LONDON, April - Worse fol
| Gree almost than the rcTerses on TIE
| frontiers IS the u-ler democrat eaton IN
camp and the cdpiloI. H,r generals
are depOsed; her Xxi = is ready 20 fee
AID hcr conditIOa SEEM pitt. i.sbie. The
same emotional p pie who p.uugr {
| her int W. are row sc .ing to VT, as
| -engeance for h new t ole tefea5 up
| on their letaeEs. No" tho TURKS are
| Knocking al L e ga c, o. NO . or are
a JUaliy IN possession. If a London
Tim dispatch t.ls "a e'apon can b
believed. the poa ers have oec ded for
the pr, sent t. leave Gre c. 10 h T fate.
y diSTa.cn from y ne 5 says, t.e
Greek miois,er OF MAI n has resigned,
and the tension IN Athens Is Increas-
lag.
a cabioet council was h Ia at til
fOt eign office today, am dI-cIssed the
es-tern Que-tion. Lord Sa i-bury IS
attending the queen IN Riy + a, bu5 is
virtually present as through priTat-
wire be is in consent exchanging
cipher dispatches between uim-Clf AMI
IN nisrers. -:
CONSTANTINOPLE April 27.-The
EIrop an cabinets are excean gins 2
views with regard to the eEpeIiency #
medtating between the Turks and
Greeks.
SALoNICA, April 27.-Tha wiIdes5
eXciteme4t was created tOIay by the
report which was confirmed later that
the Greek fleet bad been IGN ed. The
fees cons !sts of five iron cl IDS, ano
thirteen smaller vessels with torpedo
boats.
ATHENS April 27.-The king has
5rmmouei the chamber o deputies t
meet IN extraordinary session, and also
requests the leaders in pos lion h.
meet him in conference al palace iU-
medi4tely.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27

Sol Schultz has returned from the
City Of Mexico.
Mrs. Sol Schultz and son have erriv-
ed safely in Germany.
y. A. Spendlove and family of Chi
huahua are al the Pierson.
H. c Myles left this afternoon for
Midland, on cattle business.
Z. w Sewers of the American Sure
ty company of New York came up
from Mexico this morning. and con-
tinued north over the Santa Fe.
Collector Davis left this afternoon
for Midland to be gone a week. He is
rather pleased at the idea of his Old
friend Bob Campbell remaining mayor
for some time longer.
Inspector General A B. Cham berlin
of the Scottish Rite Masonry of this
state is in town this week instructing
thirteen candidates from the third to
the thirty-secOnd degrees.
Mr. Coffin came up from down the
valley this morning, ard says there was
a heavy rain blow accom- panied by
cor siderable hail. The ground was
pretty thoroughly drenched.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27

Two years ago r. j. Warren, a drug
sist at Pl. Il an. Brooks n. y bought
a small supply Of Chamberlsin's Cough
Rem dy. He sums up the result as fol-
lows: AT thai time the g ods were
unknown in this section: today Cham
word 1t is the same in hundreds of
communities. Where ever the good
quail les of Chamberlain Cough Re-
medy become knOwu the peop'e wilt
have nothing else. For sale by all drug
gistS.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
Texas Train Wreck.

HOUSTON, TeXa-. Ap~I 2I.-Tbe e
sOuthbound Hous on y 7 xas Central
ira II VS. wreeked this morling ST
Gum Is and The eatire trs in dltched,
killing RO ert Goldb rg. Of tuis city
and injuring a SEQ, of o he's, -everaI
Of whom are fatally hurt The private
car Of VIC -pre-idlnt and O neral
Manager Quiulan went with tle res
OF the rain, but b wa u au-s. The
wreck WAS caused by the removal of
rails This is the tairl attempt 10
wreck tais train.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
DEFIED THE sUPEEoEDEAs WRIT.
The City Council Refuses to Recognize ii
and Can ass the E!ectlan x tncrls

The City Council Refuses to kcrcGuiZe it
and Can the Election Returns.
Everything moved aIorg qiiefly this
morning n the contested e,O lion case.
The app a was made eOuG II the dis
trict csurt, and bond was fled ana
accepted. There was some wraugl ug
by counsel over the sZa Of tie BOND.
Messrs. Stanton and q .rk thought
$1,000 sufficient, bu- NJ Z e So
want-d it much highe~, j. = oaU Be-.
$1,000 wen5, am { Z k Ell du
approved of the bond u 80 y IN.
the bond having been El-d ~ 1910 u
m. 10y Mr.. Stanton The sur ii a~r
Fl. B Stevens. j. y. SIN tn, NJ. c. Me
Glennon ard Mrs. L.-'y. TIE matt T.
is thus taken ont OF tn q jsl.ict court
AID is in the bands Il he court Of civil
appeals at San An oniO
The filing of the bona in she case
ats as Il sup rc aIea, aod ma t Is W /
h1ve to -tand IN --stI quo gnJl % de-
ci7ion is reached 10y tae app a.
court.
As soon Is Cl RI, Es,ei-dp approved
the bo d. n s.u d Writ. ofsu e.,. de 5
a. The que, Of co use for Vi q.
. Kc .ile. up n til m-r or s.u ialiyi-
dual ;@oera-e0. .Id .ac su.Hs Hr.-
Sc we'd ass III e urg.i mes 1.3J y. M
aecardi1 t. tie call.
All but Nj. II be t= wCro present.
II ub-eace cav tn. Cemo ra-.c SIDE
on vote MAJ itg, ard t.. orp'-.lgI y
~. "- a.raa. to..n .fch
... .. ....H. ts Mt ..
... .~c ..a- "a /. a..l mus.
4.... H.. Ii a.v IN e mo-
proceed with tue count os the
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
want TO XII rheir Ill.s.

LONDON, Apri 27.-An Ath rs dis
patch to the embassy here ssys that
King George my he de O-sd, or as
sd~sinated at any moment \ mob is
l ky o take pos t sion OF Athcls to
day and the worst Is fear, d.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
y big Fire.

NORFOLK, Va April y y big fire
this morning compile ly ssroyed
great terminal property Of the Cheas sa-
peaZ < Ohio FL lro1t ATTN Port
News. 1t is reported that overal lives
Mare lost
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27

GALENA. Ill, Ap~.l 27.-Whila the
Grant me norial eXar ises we're ~ |. o.
grsss 'o<ay in Nev Yors. tha re-iien t=
of this tijy. WI .h8 general made
his home for 80 NAM yrs in his
- wa-ework ng lays, wera as mhlei t.
participate in approDr aee e. T: sses. il
accordance win custom e5 anlsbed
shortly after the d daath OF The great
'OmmHndrr. Their wa parade fol-
lowed by a mass IS mblage in Gra
park at witch patriotic music was
rend cred and an eloQueB5 Grafton vas
d-2ivered by Rev Robert McIutyre,
D D., of Chicago.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
Miners Strike.

CHATTANOOGA, April 27.-Tbe coal
miners at Robbins have struck 1t 5
a generai strike and all the coal n iuers
batTeen Chatt4nonga a d : 'u rrse5,
Ky, which witl.take p'a"e On Nav Ist,
" hen several thOus nd will 60 OUT
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
sisuarionfn kentucky.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Auri. 27.-Todoy :
session OF the jo Mt assembly was pure
ly formal Deboe. Elackbarn. Mart u
and stone getting one vose each for
senator. DeDae took p in 10 deny
the charge that he j. a 81 ver man.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
Want TO Remove ygasI,tnetpn's Remains

NEW YORK, April - In view Of
toaG, 5 success sugg st.o0s are rgea
in maay quart Is that Wa-hi gton'~
remains be removed from Nj. Nernon,
aud laid in IA ma. niiicen5 ono her g.
eqnal!ing Grants. Governor O'Far-
rel, of Virgin a. write TINT The ent re
stare would rise up in arms against
such a sacralige
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27

FIR 9 70 Age MOrOui OF the NJ -
auri = cite with uI- wife and ~ th-r
az ved tn morning from Fort Worth.
Ine aides continued west. and Mr..
MUroli re -urned east this afternoon.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
Ell PAsO. TEXAS, TUESDAY, APRIL 27. 1897.

exterded 10 Pres cent D az. of Mexico,
ma Lord Aberdeen, rove~nor-peneral
Cf Canada, buy b0 h of them have seat
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27


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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-27
TONIGHT'S BANQUET.

taFy etats. Invitations had also beel