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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-07
The Only Articles That Advanced In Price Was Rice and Flour Both of Which Advanced Greatly.
BLANC0 PARD0NS AND RFLPtcPs PRISONERS.
Ehere Were One Hundred and Seventy of Them, Who Were Serving Time In Prison on the & Isle of Pines.

7 Havana, Sept. 7.-Senor Fernadez dc 1Astro the civil governor of Havana, Ss addressed circular or dispatch to Ae mayors of the provincial towns ill., kucting them in order to avoid mis- kes to stcorrect the ignorance regard "A the origin of the relief supplies now sng sent into the interior from Ha- &na," 1" and to take steps to inform every <habitant that the supplies are bought, d for and distributed by the colonial Nernment, unaided by any foreign Gp or subscription.
 The United States steamer Comal is lying here. Nothing has been done Fard landing her cargo of supplies she is awaiting instructions from shington.
 Monday the Ofelia hospital recently ned at Marianao, in the outskirts of Vana, was visited by upwards of GOOD bans, Great excitement prevailed. time it was feared trouble would eff vent were given to the feelings pth sides, but fortunately nothing fened
 Saturday evening Senor Edouardo
 secretary of posts and telegraphs
 colonial government, accompanied
 wife and the Marquis de Cervera,
 ny commander at Marianao, wis
 ne hospital. They were received \ military honors by the Spanish . On crossing the division line at limits, where the hospital is sit
 The Cuban troops saluted them
 pc same honors.
 rts from Baracoa via Cienfuegos :" absolute peace and quiet reign
 nd in the vicinity.
 disease is reported from Cfuines
 enp and infectious fever have
 epidemic i'll Havana, which is
 as the poor and middle classes 1 .n ny weakened by low diet dur 1 ~ pockade, and fall an easy prey
 pihg to a letter from Manzanillo
 thursday, that port has not
 rom the blockade. Potatoes and
 euadenly disappeared from the
 pu1 since the news of peace ar-
 '9ite or the fact that no vessel AuCl 'Aueo a cargo there, both the are again in the market at the 1nr s0nhg prices. The only arti- IlUVl uSanced ill price at Manzanil- me blockade was rice which M per hundred weight and flour |v vHIl a' 500 sack. The general
 nanzanillo as elsewhere in the " Cuba. - aay General Blanco pardoned ruM q lio prisoners who were Y on the Isle of Pines. | crystal 'onl Sagua la Grande say .a s'es Tn that region are pre- }, ea- 'une cultivation. The Ya- atioh " VIII be the first to grind. how ' aroanarez, which has ar- ater may m la a. .'rande with her sec , they ma! D a ooa easry on her return to are climb ,l' ''''0 bags of sugar of the ! steel f1 .t,v,.
 .e stock ,sy p,s., has been resumed at
 paralysis Of three months. i .,.,lDl ,unpany has reopened its AkIIW M " nrms who had dis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-07
Bathing Pavilion Burned.

Revere, Mass, Sept. 7.-The big bath. ing pavilion at Revere Beach, built by the Metropolitan Park commission has been burned. Loss to the state about $50.OO0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-07
Miss Davis Resting Well.

Narraganzett Pier, L. L, Sept. 7.- There was no material change insthe condition of Miss Winnie Davis during Tuesday afternoon and the physicians said she was resting comfortable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-07
Donpeliy Makes Another Radical Speech.

Cincinnati, Sept. 7.-The middle-of. the road Populists convened their second days session of the national convention at an early hour when the temporary organization was made permanent, and Chairman Ignatius Donnelly made an- other radical speech denouncing all those who cooperated with the fusion movement, strongly advocating reorgan- ization of the party, not only for an in- dependent presidential ticket, but for independent candidates for congress, state offices, etc. A letter was read from ex-Governor David Waite, of Colorado, in which he denounced Senator Butler as q treacherous chairman and false leader and advocated the nomination of straight out Populistic tickets for presi- dent and other offices. An elaborate ad- dress to the people of the United States was adopted It reaffirmed the previous platform of the Populists and covers many additional questions.
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No chauce in His Condition.

Dedham, Mass, Sept. 7.-The condi- ton of former Ambassador Thomas F. Bayard, who is seriously ill here, is un. changed.
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On a Trip Down tic hhine.

Berlin, Sept 2. 7.-Andrew D. White, the United States ambassador, has gone on trip down the Rhine. He will re- turn to Berlin in about 10 days
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-07
A CONVENTION OF
 UNDERGRADUATES.
Ignatius Donnelly Was Chosen Tempo rary Chairman and Made Radical
 Speech Donounciug Fusionists.

Cincinnati, Sept. 7.-The national convention of middle.of of-the-road Popu- lists was to have convened in the Lyce- um at o'clock a. m., but owing to the conferences of the leaders and the ina bility of Ignatius Donnelly and others to find the hall the convention was not called to order nntil 12: 50 o'clock D. m. During the forenoon the middle-of-the- roaders were in informal conference and exchanged opinions enough to indicate that much difference in their views as to whether they should hold nominat- i've convention Or merely a general con. ference. In calling the convention to order, Jo A. Parker of Louisville, secre. tary of the Reform Press association, strongly advocated independent action by the Populists whether it IS done at thls convention or at some future time. lgnatius Donnelly was chosen temporary chairman and made radical speech de- nouneing Governor Wheeler and all leaders who had cooperated with fusion with the Democrats. He referred to Grover Cleveland as a traitor to the Democratic party and Senator Butler as a traitor to the Populist party He was especially severe in denouning Senator Butler as man who reached an exalted position by eonniving with the Repub- licans for his election to the senate, and now under instructions from W. J. Bryan, he is conniying with the Demo- erats Mir. Donnelly advocated a reor- ganization of the Populist party on the lines of middle-of- -the-roaders as indi- cated in their conference at Omaha last June and again at Nashville last July. The usual committees of credentials, resolutions, rules, order of business and permanent organization were appointed and recess was taken till D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-07
Killed by an Officer.

Floresville, Tex, Sept. 7.-Saturdas evening at Sour Springs Greenberra Carter was shot and killed, and his brother, Jesse Garter, was fatalls' wounded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-07
Genera1 Won wirterfeld Dead.

Berlin, Sept. 7.-General Von Win terfeld, Emperor Williams adjutant, is dead.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-07
Eleven Killed in a Fire.

Rome, Sept I'm large fire at Mad daloni, near Caserta, seven men, two women and two children were killed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-07

MT. G. l.. SpeIlman, of Swan Lake, Is at the TrulOck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-07
! he Link...
 between buyer Suuunm>afd seller.

When mortals first began to rise From primal ape towards the skies, The jointly sang in thunderous tone 70, for Long Distance Telephone, The fulcrum to move business,
 A faithful advocate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-07
His Majority Reported to Be Over
 Four Hundred
BLACK DISTRICTS VOTED oVERWHELM-
 INGLY FOR MCCOY.

The following table shows the result of Mondays cleo ton in full
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-06
KIR0a CHRONICLE

j B Dawson, of Deloit, was a bust
ness transaeter early Monday morning.
Kiron school opened for the winter
term Monday, with Miss Alma Hanson
as teacher.
Hildleth Lundberg, of Rusk, Iowa,
spent over Sunday with his parents in
Kiron, returning on Monday.
Rev. A. G. Anderson, of Davenport,
Iowa, has assisted Rev. Hanson at the
Bsptlst church the past week in hold
ing me inss. Preaching has been con
Quoted each evening except on Satur-
day, with good attendance.
Theron Beck spent Sunday in our
midst He has recently returned from
Beresford, S. D., and expects to remain
at his home in Odebolt. His many
Kiron friends were most pleased to see
him back hale and hearty.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-06
JACKSON J0T TINGo.

George Shlldoff made Denison bust
ness call last Tuesday.
Nike Lawler has Just covered from
an attack of rheumatism
School rommen ed in district No 4
last Monday, Katie Foley teacher.
George Benton is about to erect a
large cattle she 40x60. Mr.. Benton is
model took feed-r
Supervisor John White is just re
covering from severe attack of pneu-
monla. Mr. Whites case was bad one
and was given up by several doctors.
The carpenters are putting the finish
ing touca on Jim Maloys new residence ;
there is 10 doub lhA vee tinsAed it
will be one 0 the finest IN the township.
D. lef Brefn is ~ marketed a car
10 il of fine hogs last Monday A g cd
share OF the hogs OF this locality died
withhold III this fall and the disease
still RACES.
VIM: Lrsi angr and Bovd Sherwood
took a pleasure trip to w st Side last
Wednesday, returning thursday at two
5o'cl9e9 a. m. Til y gave Main street a
coat of light-red, broke the handle out
OF the town pump AMI mad every thing
going SOL th in short time. They are
the boys that g. ter a good time right.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-06
HAP EN|NGSAT VAIL

Will Shove is assisting in the bank.
Mrs. Ben Champion is on thu SICK list
John Knowles was Denison caller
Ftid y.
Clyde Seymour was up from Denison
Sunday.
Dell Servoss is business visitor at
Modale.
Dave Mahoney has sold his dray to
Simon I.awler.
Attorney Shaw Van was up from
Denson Friday.
Geo. Harris, Of West Side. was a
Vailite Friday.
Ten cars of stock were shipped from
Vail Saturday night.
Miss Nora Mcnamara has returned
from her Omaha stay
C. E. Dobler, of West Side, was a
Vaillte last Thursday.
M. r. Keane made business trip to
Sioux City Monday night.
Miss Emma Delllnberger, of Deni-
son, spent Sunday at home.
Will Butler was a Manning visitor
last week a couple of days.
Perry Dempster was here from Ne
braska last week a couple of days.
John Cook had big sale Monday;
quite a few were present from a dis
lance.
Melvin Sherwood spent Sunday at
home from his studies at the Denison
College.
Attorney O'Hara, of Carroll, has
opened up Office rooms over Muncys
restaurant.
Thos. Butler was on the sick list last
week, but is somewhat improved we
are pleased to state.
The Misses Weeks and O'Brien, of
Denison, were visitors at the Robinson
home Saturday. returning Sunday.
The Methodist people are arranging
to have tree Christmas Eve. The
program will consist of speaking, sing
ing, etc.
Messrs. Joe Duffy, Joe Casey, Ed.
Will Mitchell and their ladies
. tended the club dance at Denison
Friday night.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-06
NEWS OF DOW CITY.

Mrs. Chase is da lgerously i'll.
Mr.. Petefish, of Illinois, is visiting his
grandson, b. N. Chamberlin.
Bert Frye came over from Buck
Grove last Sunday to see the folks.
Mrs. p. d. Butts, who has been very
sick with erysipelis, is almost able to
resume her household duties.
j. l.. ButterwOrth, the hustling corn
shelter. is doing some work in that line
for MIR. John PETIT, southeast of town.
Edward Barber was laboring as a
carpenter at Galland's Grove last week.
He helped Mr.. Mattheny in building a
barn.
Mrs. Nettie Rae Bramhall came up
from Omaha last week for few days
Visit with relatives and friends. She
returned to her home in Omaha last
Friday.
r. A Slocumb, who purchased the
stock of merchandise from III. s. Green,
moved his household goods from Char
ter Oak last week, and his family now
live in the Hillas house, just west of
DR.. Carr's residence.
Tie quarterly conference of the M.
T.. church was held last Sunday and
Monday. Rev. Franklin, of Council
Bluffs, was present and delivered an in
teresting sermon Sunday evening The
house was well filled with appreciative
listeners.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-06
AN ARlOIV LETTER

-. ID. . d
Sheriff Bell was. in tawn on business
friday,7 asIlelsa coB5serea es VI
q, ". Underh5lle is home for over
Sunday.
BARLEY Haley, II Kenwood, was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. A. p. Bond was in Dunlap on
business Saturday.
John Mourer will oceupy the residence
OF the late Mrs G. Butler.
Milo Kelley has moved into the house
recently vacated L S ell.
Ed. Green, of Dow CITY, attended
church in this place Sunday.
Clyde Hutfm IN was called to Cor
rectionville on business Saturday.
MIR. n WI tt has moved to town and
will occupy the house of V Ta'cott.
The Woodmen met in their hall Sat-
urday night and report pleasant time.
MIR. Jones, Frank Evans and the
Misses Ruth and Gala, drove to Dent
son Sunday evening.
Savage s. Rowe. photographers, have
moved into the Crandal gallery and
are turning out some good " TX.
w. ~ Coon and wife, DR. l.. NJ.
Coon and wife and N SIS Helen, took a
sseigh fide to Deaisae W dnesday
1t isreported that two young PEOPLE
formerly Of Arion WI ed o. Christ
mas. We shall report progress later.
Our town is very free from sickness
at present, q little "a pa tism aong
the elaers ones beng about all That is
coing lainsd OF.
John COTS aouse ~'a soon Is + aay
for the plaster. Nth ine ent ad-
dition completed, the house viii be
very comfortable convenient.
Mrs. r A. slocumb and daughter
Lila, came down from Chs @ k
Saturday, on their way to Dow City
where they are to reside in the future
The Tarlton bell ringers We're before
our On Oh FRIDAY night Those
who attended report the entersallm Is
GOO. nl.' on account OF bad weather
and revival meetings the attendance
was small.
Mr.. John Mourer arrived in tow
Sunday mornm wstll his househol,
goods and will soon be prepared to do
general banking business. He has PEI
chased corner lot on Main street 70
his bank building, which he will huil
next spring. FIR the present he will
have his sa 9 in the store of Max Ely
man. The safe is very large one an
he thinks it not worth w, lie 10 move
now aul again in the spring.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-06
NEWS 0E.WEST SIDE

Hugh Langan visited friends in Vail
Sunday.
The section men are laying steel on
the passing track.
Mrs. b. 6. Hess and children are
visiting the old folks at Dedham.
Six car loads of cattle were loaded
and shipped out Sunday morning.
Sleighing is good audit is cold enough
to keep people on the move to keep
warm.
Mesdames G. Jones and G. w. PAYNE.
visited Carroll Friday on stopping
tour.
The railroad company's masons were
here last week to do some work on the
round house.
Marvine Peters and Ernest Spots
wood came home Friday and spent
Sunday with their parents.
Small grain and stock are moving in
good shape and the station men are
kepD DuSy on account or III.
Cars Are getting scarce again. A good
sign of increasing business, the calam
ity bowler will have to change his oc-
cupatiOn.
The Sunday school of the M. E.
church is preparing Christmas enter
tainment and the little folks are full of
expectations.
Conductor l.. Mics was ordered west
Sunday morning with both way freight
engines and returned in the evening
with train of dead freight.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement are anxiously waiting for news
from Omaha. We are sorry to learn
that Mr.. Clement is seriously sick.
We are informed that John c. Suhr
is getting on in good shape at the State
University. His examinations show
that he is working hard and he reports
that his health is very good.
Frank Gary bought two car loads of
hogs of John Dieter Saturday and ship.
ped them to U. S. yards on No. So same
evening. They were nice even lot
and ought to bring good price.
Conductor Wheeler is not only good
railroad man but he is something of an
inventor besides. He has patented
device which will no doubt bring him
little money. We shall have more to
say about it some other time.
Otto Kruse is now the owner Of the
popular City Hotel having brought the
property for $500 of Ii. c. Laub. Our
friend Kruse has succeeded in building
up good business and will no doubt
DO even better now since he has more
than transient interest in the build
ing.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-06
ALL ABOUT DEL0lT,

. Mrs. Eaos Ilentz was quite sick the
past week. ss'''ss.S Y zi'9'' 81
Rev. WeStaa IS IS CONDUCTING revival
services. at this place at present
Miss Jennie NeWcum began teaching
at the Nixon school house last Monday.
Uncle David McKim IS making his
home with his daughter, Mrs. j. l..
Miller.
Mrs. S. Hor' aud Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
took dinner with Mir. and Mrs. j. S.
Myers Sunday.
Lyman Morris is making large adj
dition 10 II 5 mouse, John Lentz doing
the carpenter work.
Elder William McKim occupied the
L. ID. S. pulpit Sunday evening from
the text, what must do to be saved. !"
MIR. Bettason was sent this place
to occupy the position vacated by Mr..
Southwck and assist Mr.. Hazelett
engin> n
Quarterly meeting was held at the
M. e. church Sunday evening, Elder
Lolhl,r, The presiding Elder, being
present.
Nj and Mrs. n. L. Hunt and Mrs.
Camllla II of Woodbine, visited at
airs. N u nt's Saturday night and
Snadas
G u MeKim, who has been working
" tn lie Northwestern surveyors, has
quit for RE season and commenced
sen NJ nay morning.
The l.. ID. S. Sabbath school will give
an entertainment on Christmas eve and
:. Chi mes tree at the Brick church.
a general invitation is extended to all.
Wlu sougnwell, who has been board
ing with j j.. Miller the past month
left log Boone on Friday, having been
called 20 work in the office at that place
! by the Northwestern lt'y Co.
/ NJ Jay morning the sun rose bright
and clear aud the school children eager
lily gathered their books, anxious to bt
found among the first at the schoo
! house. We hope their interest will no
grow less but increase as the term O
school advances.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-06
CHAR TER OAK CHATS

Rev. Carson was Mapleton visitor
Monday.
Fred Pease visited friends at the Oak
over Sunday.
Mrs. Nick Fiese is visiting friends
at Smithlaud.
The chime of the sleigh bells made
merry music on our streets Sunday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Stouffer was visiting rela-
tives in the Oak the first of the week.
Mrs. Lee, of Fitzgerald, Ga, is visit
ing with Mesdames Harris and Arm
stroug.
Mrs. w. w. Brown. of Mapleton,
visited friends in the Oak the last of
the week.
Oscar Nelson, who has been working
for A. p. Hart, started the last of the
week for Sweden.
Miss Ida Neal, of Soldier township,
started Friday for an extended visit
her aunt at Kearney, Nebraska.
Mrs. j. j. McWilliams gave very
delightful tea party to large number
of her lady friends Friday afternoon.
Will Mains started on the road Mon
pay for dry goods house of Chicago.
He will have Iowa and Nebraska for
his territory. lie went to 1T. Dodge
Monday evening VIII isa hustler and
we wish and predict for him abundant
success.
Sunday next will be- proud Gay for
Charter Oak and vicinity for it will
witness the dedication of the handsome
new Presbyterian church. Tie build
ing is a handsome one, costing upwards
of Sc, 600, and is q munument TO the
Christianity and generosity Of our city.
The following is the program of the
Dedicatory services;
\ Anthem Observation-Disclosures. ...........
Scripture Reading. ........ Rev. Carson
Solo. ............ Miss Florence Abbott
Sermon. $500. Rev. L. S. Bailey, d. d,
Dedicatory Prayer-Rev. A.G Martyr
Dedicatory hymn. Observation-Disclosures.
| Benedictoin. $500.
NJ. e. NOTES.
4 Owing to the dedication services il
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
there will be no preaching services il
the Methodist church.
|. Sabbath school will meet at 9:45 mex
i Sabbath. Note the charge of hour.
Epworth and Junior Leagues vii
meet as usual.
N Business meeting of the Epwortl
League Tuesday evening in the lee
/, tnre room of the church. All member
3 are requested to be present.
: The Sabbath school has begun t
: make preparations for Christmas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-08
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKET.
The Features oi the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Feb. THE stock market
suffered. today. because of realizing
sales and from bear pressure due to tn"
!ecrudeScence OF the Cuban scare. There
We're special elements of weakness in
addition. The Union Pacific securities
were heavy The Coalers and the
Changers We're in the main heavy,
Northwest being an exception. North
west. Pfd.. showed a gain of 3l2 over
the last transaction. Quite a number
of stocks showed gains at the opening
but as d rule subsequent declines wiped
them all out A few stocks We're con
sDiciOus for very vigorous movements.
The bond department continued to
absorb a large share of attention and to
show great strength. Total dealings
for the day. 81 ,091 000. Numerous sharp
gains are recorded all through the bond
list Total sales. $6, $50, 900 United
States . s were generally higher and
the : both old and new We're X higher
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-08
SEARS SMONT.
SPARKS fROM MAINE WIRES

Mrs. Matilda aGmmo was arrested in
bangor. sunday night upon warrant
charging adultery, issued upon complaint
Of her husband, Charles Jimmo.
1t is rumorcd at Surry that Eowdcn &.
Linnikrn have purchased Judds island
in M"rean's bay, with the intention Of
stocking ANA holding il as Il reserve for
Jack rabbits.
IN" Republican city committee of Bath
ISSUED a cal Monday, for 4 caucus oi
Bath Republicans. Thursday evening ~
this week. 1T City han, Ia nominate 4
cHndidatc for mayor.
The voting for postmaster at South
Paris was concluded. Saturday after
noon. The whole number of votes east
WlS ,G2. Samuel f.. Davis had 2l9: Frank
lin Maxim. IN and Charles \. llcrSoy. ~.
The projectors of the Sanford & Cape
Porpoisc Electric railroad hay" sue
cecdcd in placing their bonds, and say
there is now no obstacle in the way Of
the building Of the road. The work of
construction will be begun as soon as
the snow leaves. a local syndicate has
purchased the Stone-IIaVen house at
Cape PorpoiSe and a large tract of
land adjoining, which Will he fitted up
as a park. Another park will be located
at Old Falls. near kcnnebunk.