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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
Crons in Lowcr Automatic.

HOWARDSVILLE VA. May 9.-Spe-
cial.-Tomato and cabbage plants have
been severely damaged by the cut-worm.
This worm does its work cool nights, and
some times whole patches are cleaned out
i'm a single night. The worm attacks
corn. too. but as little Of IL is up yet no
damage has been done.
Sweet potato beds are getting green and
will be- planted out In a short while.
Wheat Is looking rather bad ON ac-
count Of the wet weather The bottom
Of the wheat is turning yellow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
GENERAL CONFE
RENEE, VI. T.. CHURCH. SOUTH
BALTIMORE, MD, MAY Arg

To those desiring TO attend the above
conference. the Southern Railway will
sell tickets from coupon stations on its
line. 10 Baltimore Nd. and return az
rate Of one hrst-class fare for the round
Trip Tickets ON sale May .. 3. A. O. I'D
and n. 1885 final limit OF all tickets Zee
turning May "a. 1885. An extension of
the final limit To- June 18th may bee OBJ
tanned. provided tickets are deposited
with the agents OF the terminal lire al
Baltimore on or before May Il. lSss.
The rate from Richmond TO Baltimore
and return VIA York River Line for this
occasion viii be $50 Trains leave
Richmond 4:30 =. NJ ana connect al
West Point Mondays. Wednesday and
FRIDAYS with steamer for Baltimore.
Further information cheerfully fur
nished by agents Southen Railway or
G. W. Westbury T.. T.. A. go east
Main street Richmond. Va.
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3ai0Ai5 bales: 10 France. T6ii3I bales
to the Continent, 2.TiT.alS bales.
Futures opened quiet and steady. sales,
3 300 bales: May. G2i. June. go: July.
62G: August $50: September. G.27. Octo-
her. 89S. November. $50; December, 6.Jl'
January. 6.3t. .,,
Futures closed steady: sales. 100
bales: May. ga: June. G25. July. $50;
August, G.3l. September G33: October
G3I: November. GjG; December 6.39'
January, go.
Spot cotton closed dull. mlddling up
lnnL. az. do. Gnlf. g.. .llcs. 2. 700 nnlos.
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The southern Planter.

The Southern Planter for May comes.
and. as usual Is full Of good things for
the farmers. There are excellent articles
on ''Fertillzers for Tobacco" "Msnures
and Fertilizers" Sofa Beans. Forage
sheen" Poultry Feeding" Horse Breed
ing for Farmers" and a number Of other
short practical articles giving much vsluA,
BILE and reasonable asricuituyJ iafoSD>s>
ton, -.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. g.. May 9-TUR-
PENTl NE-Firm at 26H26i2c.; receipts,
81 casks
ROSIN-NOthing doing. prices un-
changed. receipts. 174g barrels
CRUDE TURPENTtNE-Firm az Sl.2j,
81 80 and 81 80. receipts. - barrels
TAR-Firm at Sll0. receipts 6S bar
Tels.
CHARLESTON. S. g.. May 9-TUR-
PENTINE-M Market firm ar 2ic., sales,
none.
ROSIN-Quiet and unchanged sales.
none.
SAVANNAH. GA. May 0-SPIRITs or
TT RPENT1NE-Firm at 26i &C.. sales. ~
casks: receipts 725 casks. stock. N'i'-
casks
ROSIN-Firm: sales $3.50 barrels. re-
ceipts. IJGoS barrels. quota. b. q. u.
+. T.. tiO5. o. Sl.25. 81. ]. X. Sl.4J. NJ.
$50. y. Sl.Go, window glass $40. water
white. SlNo.
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Infant Abandoned.

Martha Taylor ard Hattie jenkins.
two colored women. are under arrest at
the Second Police station, on the charge
Of abandoning an infant. They Will be
examined by. Justice John this morning.
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DEATH OF J. 0. PERKINS.
The WharNc~ at Petersburg submer-
.eI La 4 i'InshrI

aed by q Freshet,
PETERSBURG VA. May especial
Mr.. j. o. Perkins. one OF the Commis-
siouer OF Revenue OF Dnwiddie county.
died very suddenly about II o'clock last
night lie retired in his usual health.
and about the hour stated he complained
Of being sick. and In Few moments he
was a corpse.
There IS a considerable freshet In the
Appomattox river. The wharves are sub
merged. and also the meadows on the
Chssterfield side Of the stream.
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characterization.

STANTON. VA. May Especial
Francis Haskings Baxter and Miss
Dora Georgiana Abraham were married
in ST. Francis Episcopal church this
morning by Rev. w. o. Hullihen.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA. May 9.-PEANUTS-
Nirginia-PrIme 2s,c.; extra prime. 25sQ
&C., fancy. 3bc.: Spanish firm at 52i.c.
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CITY Hall Courts.

The May term OF Circuit Court VIII
convene next Monday On the iirst day
CommonweaIth's motions, attachments.
garnishees and motions for judgments
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May 9-LiverpOol cables
were unsatisfactory this morning. ana
market features and Influences We're gen
orally scarce. The nrst call developed
q que, market al unchanged prices. Sub
sequ~ntly the market advanced 4u6 points
bat trading throughout the session was
rather slack. The activity and excite
ment !n grain diverted attention. The adj
vance was in part due 90 unsatisfactory
crop accounts. which led 90 covering
without Increasing investment or speCu-
latlVc buying 10 any considerable extent
The market closed steady ~ a net ad-
vance or 5p7 points. Total sales. Il 80
bales futures
COTTON-Dull. m.ddllng OK. net re-
ceipls, 100 bales, gross. 2.S37 bales. eX-
ports TO Great Britain. $50 bales. 90
France G'O; 90 the Continent. $500 bales.
forwarded, 70 bales; sales. 200 bales,
spnuers. 100 bales. stock, lsO.374 bales.
Total tO-day-Net receipts 126l bales
exports TO Great Britain. 3OS3 bales: 20
France, 90 bales. 10 the Continent, 3.JO2
bales. stocks. COZ .ODJ bales
Consolldated-Net receipts. 1874 bales:
exports 10 Great Britain. 20.13f bales: 20
France. 600 bales, 20 the Continent. 100
bales.
Total since September ist-Net receipts.
s.247. o47 bales, exports 10 Great Britain,
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Lire in Snottsylxanin.

WEIGHS. VA. May a-SpeoiaL-The
old CuxtAr dpAilnR IN this vicinity was
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


Richmond. Va. May o. ls9S.
4 break OF sun-cWrcd and dark loose
tobaccos will bc offered at Crenshaw
Warehouse tomorrow. Tuesday May 10,
1898
Private sales reported 90 Tho secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. . h0gshcads; filters. s. lear
dark. o. Total. 10 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
ections-Bright. a. hoEsneadr, dark,
Ill hogsheads. Reiuspect ions-None.
Stonewau Crcnshaw's. Allegheny, old
Dominion Davenport s.. Planters. Se1-
brooks and ShOckOg tobacco warehouses
report to-day. Receipts, a pacEdges dee
liVcres. - packages.
United States internal revenue colIec-
mond va. to-day: Cigars aud cigarettes
S7.5S1. 80: plug tobacco S42jG.1o Total
1,S374G.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.-Money o.

cali steady al "a per cent; primo mer-
camille paper. GA per cent. Sterling eN-
change firm. with actual business in
bankers bills at 4S44d4Sj for demand
and az 4sli ,14Sl4 for sixty days. posted
rates. 4s2G4SJlt. commercial bills. 4s0t
$50 Silver certificates. I6Nb9s. bar sll-
YER -6It. Mexican dollars, -. Govern
rnent bonds strong. state bonds DUR
railroad bonds strong.
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BANK STOCKS.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations are for bonds maturing In
lot less than ten years.
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General Longstreet's Views.

Birmingham, Oct. 6.-General James Longstreet, United States railroad com missioner, was in Birmingham Tuesday with his wife and q party of friends en route to Gainesville, Ga, his home, af- ter 8 tour of the west, where he has been inspecting and Investigating the bonded and land grant railroads. When questioned as to the result of the war as far as the feeling between the north and south was concerned, he said the late war had accomplished something that nothing else could have edone-obliterat- ing all sectionalism. He refused to give any opinions as to the conduct of the war, but said the result was grand and glorious. He said the condition of the country was good, and that all that was lacking in the west was rain.
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NO RELIEF WILL BE
 NEEDED THIS WINTER.
There Are Enough Provisions Tn the Yukon River District For the
 Gold Seekers.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. C. An estimate of the amount of provisions on the Yu- kon river indicates that there will be no need of q government relief expedition this winter The two big transporta- tion companies have at least 10000 tons ct various points on the river. The North American Trading and Trans portation company is credited with these figures.
 At Dawson there are 5000 tons, at Fort Oudahy, 1b00 tons; Circle City, l500 tons; Fort Yukon, 1500 tons; Rampant City, 1000 tons; Eagle City, 800 tons and Perry City, 100 tons.
 The Alaska Commercial company has about the same amount on hand except at Dawson where it has about 1000 tons.
 Trading posts have recently been es- tablished by the two companies on the Koyukok river, the Alaska Commercial! company locating at Arctic City and the North American Trading and Transpor- tation company at Perry City, five miles above
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MORE INSTRUCTIONS FOR
 Lt4E PEACe COMMISSION.
They Aso Tn Regard te the Philippine, but Do Hot Materially Change
 Former Instructious.

Washington, Oct. G-As result of h tween the president, Secretary Hay and Secretary Long, fresh instructions re- garding the Philippines have been wired to the American commissioners at Paris. They do not materially alter those giv- en to the delegates before their depart ures for France, but are on a new point brought up since the consultation of Major General Merritt with the Ameri- can representatives
 A cipher dispatch was received by Secretary Hay regarding the matter, and he considered the question so im- portant that he at once went to the White House and laid it before the pres ident. MT. Mckinley sent for Secretary Long, and shortly afUerward Assistant Secretary of State Adee was called to the executive mansion. These officials were eloseted more than an hour.
 All of the officials who participated in the conference are reticent, but it was admitted that the consultation was held to discuss q dispatch from Chairman Day regarding the Philippines. IhWas ascertained that the programme Whioh the commission is following requires the disposition of the questions atfeob ing the archipelago before any other questions are considered. The president has been informed of General Merritt's s views in favor of the retention of all the islands, but the fresh instructions do not affect the demand for the island of Lu- zon and reversionary rights over the re- mainder of the group. They relate more to matter of detail and are intended to equip tho American commissioners with material to answer the Spanish commits sion should they raise the point in the reply to the formal demand presented by MT. Day.
 This reply is expected on Friday, and the adjournment of the commission for such short time is regarded by MT. Day and the administration as indicat- ing that the commission s work will soon be completed l. is recognized that the Philippines will be the bone of conten- tion and that once they are out of the way It will be pretty plain sailing in the matter of arranging for the cession of Guam, Cuba, Porto Rico and the re- maining Spanish West Indies to the United States,
 Mr. Day is empowered, however, to interpret the commissions work at any time i'll case he should find that Spain is either unwilling to agree to the demands of this government or disposed unneces- sarily to delay the commissions work, and naval demonstration will follow which the authorities are satisfied will bring the Madrid government to it's senses.
 senor Felipe Agoneillo, the represent atiye of the insurgents, commanded by Aguinaldo will be permitted to lay be- fore the commission any facts which he may desire to present, and the Ameri- can commissioners have been advised of his coming.
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Cut His Throat. but May Live,

St. Louis, Oct. 6.-Despondency, dne to inability to secure employment, caused Casper Kehlenbrink, teamster, to cut his throat from ear to ear with a razor in an attempt to end his life in the basement of his home. The cut severed his windpipe, narrowly missing the car told artery. His mother and sister Katie heard his groans and found him. They summoned a physician, who de. clared the wound fatal Kehlenbrink was taken to the city hospital where il was thought the man would recover. After the doctor placed a silver tube in his throat Kehlenbrink said be had been out of employment over three months and had no prospects of ever securing any. He is S2 years old and single
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STREET GAR MEN
 STRIKE AT WACO. They Demand the Same Pay For Day of Nine aours as They Received
 For Twelve Hours.

Waco, Tex, Oct 6.-This city is wholly deprived of street car service in consequence of strike of the motor men.
 The strike is for shorter hours at the scale of wages existing when the strike began, which is 121a cents an hour or $l.50 day, l2 hours constituting the days work The men ask for $l 50 9 day, nine hours to constitute the days work They sent communication to the president of the road and received polite reply, tho tenor of which was re- fusal to concedo the request on the ground that the company is operating the system at loss and expenses could not be increased. The Citizens Rail- wry company owns the entire street car system here
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Democratic Ticket in Massachusetts.
 Worcester, Oct 6. The Democrats of this state nominated the following ticket:
 Governor = Alexander B. Bruce of Worcester
 Lieutenant governor Edward J. Slat- tery of Birmingham.
 Secretary of commonwealth - Harry L. Lloyd of Boston.
 Treasurer and receiver general Pierce Bonyolier of Holyoke.
 Auditor Charles F. Parker of Boston.
 Attorney general Patrick F. Kilroy of springfeld,
 The platform adopted at the National convention aJ Chicago was indorsed as WAS also W J Bryan and George Fred Williams.
 Gainesville, Tex, Ocr. 6. .- Mary Wright, q negro woman, was found dead on the Santa Fe tracks i'll the sub urbs of the city. Her body was horribly mangled, showing that train had passed overit There is a suspicion that she was foully dealt with and an inquest behind closed doors was in progress all Tuesday. Three negroes are in jail awaiting further developments.
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Died From Eating Matches.

Waelder, Tex, Oct G. Jimmie, the 14-year-old daughter of J. H. Stephens, who lives five miles north from here. having read of suicide by eating the ends of matches, she being tired of liy- ing, set about the task last Sunday at noon of bringing her life to tragic end by eating the heads of 212 matches, from the effects of which she died Tues day. After eating the match heads she repented of her act and sought to save her life by swallowing bacon and lard, but instead of 1t being an antidote for phosphorous poisoning it hastened her death
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Tragedy In Iowa.

Shenandoah, Oct 6--The little town of Essex, six miles north of here, was the scene of fearful tragedy. Walter Yates, an ex-railroader, shot his wife and Mrs k. J. North, a wealthy widow of that place, and then himself. He died almost immediately. The wife is dangerously wounded. Mrs. North re. ceived only a flesh wound The couple had been separated on account of his alleged dissipated habits Their home was Nebraska City Last week he brought suit for $10, 900 damages against W. B. Darwin for alienation of his wife s affections. Darwin is well known horseman and son of Mrs. North.
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Playing a Loslnc Game.

Cincinnati, Oct 6-Mrs Thomas W. Keene, widow of the noted tragedian, opened Robinson's opera house here early this season, and is reported in trouble. This is her old home She has gone to New York, and when she returns next week her plans will be known Thomas W. Keene left her $60, GOO and her san Claude, who is treasurer of the K enc Stock company and executor under his fathers will, says $40,000 is invested at Robinson B., where they have been running with ex- penses exceeding 5000 per week and re. ceipts about $500 Some members of the company have quit.
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Col. s. ". Fordyce, of the Cotton Belt has put his shoulder to the wheel to assist the people of Pine Bluff in securing first class electric street car system. It will require $500, 900 of capital to build and equip the system. The electric com pany agree to issue s200, 900 in bonds on the same and only ask the citizens to subscribe for $50,000 Of them Fordyca agrees to take s5, 600 himself He is q useful friend to any town OF any body. -Jonesboro Sun.
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elark.vllle sweps bx Fire.

Glarksviile, Tenn, Oct 6.-One of the mo t destructive fires in this city for years occurred at 30 o'clock yesterday morning by the burning of the Grange tobacco warehouse, the Louisville and Nashville freight depot, Gracy's stor. age warehouse and number of cement horses The entire loss is esti- matei al $500.0oo It is not known how the fire originated, but it is believed to be the work of an incendiary.
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New Transpaciflc Line.

Vancouver, B. O, Oct. 6--The Cana dian Pacific railroad will establish a new transpacific line. The steamers Tartar and Athenian. over 45O0 tons, will run between Vancouver and Vladivostok. Vladivostok will be the terminus of the transcanaGian and transatlantic line re. spect.valy. The Athenian will sail first, loaditsi; here and proceeding to Portland and Seattle, where grain will probably be placed on board for Russia
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St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern.

National Assn Merchants and Trav- elers. at Chicago. Nov. 20. Fare one and one-third round trip. Trans Mississippi Exoosition. June E to Nov. l. at Omaha. Fare round
 trip. $2540.
 TIlennial Conclavn Knights Templars
 at Piftsburg. Oct. 10-14. fare $25. 40 State Convention Daughters Confed :
 eracy. Ut Little Rock, Oct. 12-l4
 Fare round trip, one and one-third. For further particulars call on or ad- dress, H. R. Mizell, Agent, Pine Bluff.
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Gtren 2 life sentenos

Perry, 0. T. Oct. James Drury, who was indicted jointly with John r. Crandall on tho charge of murdorins Dr. William MoCoy, near Shaner, one year ago, was found guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary for llie. Mccoy was shot by Crandall for alleged insults to Crandall's wife. Crandun is now on trial Dr MeCay was 65 years old.
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Robbed of Fifteen rhou.and.

Stevens Point, Wis, Oct. 6.-Joseph Stoertbach, p years old, has been rob bed of $l5,6bo. This amount, consisting of s7o0o in Stevens Point bond, S2000 in government bonds. ss60O in gold and $s0o0 paper money, he kept buried in a tin box in his woodshed During his absence from the city it was exhumed and taken, together with his list of the bond numbers.
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Killed a Woman and suioided.

Cleveland, Oct. GA sensational mur- der and suicide occurred on Lake street. Richard Dickerson, aged 66 years, keep ing repair shop, shos Mrs. Blanche Winship three times, then turned the weapon on himself, both died almost in- stantly. Dickerson had been paying his attentions to the woman for some time past, but she decided to break off with him.
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Clouds of Insects at Wichita.

Wichita, Kan, Oct. GA cloud of insects, bees, grassboppers, hornets and butterflies, passed over this city. Mil lions of them fell in the streets. In places where they struck the walls of the high buildings there were piles of them on the walk Teams ran away from being stung, and people had to go into their houses. IL is thought that they came from the fire districts in Col o,o5o
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s.rnet R,ilwar 2, Hl pa,o.

Fl Paso, Tex, Oct. 6--Ac i've steps have been taken to procure an electric street railway for Fl Paso, to supersede the antiquated mule boxes At a mass meeting of citizens 9 committee on ways and means was appointed and every ef- fort will be used to induce outside capi- tal to take hold of the scheme.
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Killed His Wife and a Man.

Evansville, Ind, Oct. 6.-J. B. Con- nors was seen in skiff here crossing the river in hurry, As soon as he reached the Kentucky shore he opened fire on man and woman who were con cealed. It transpired that Connors' wife was with Charles Williams. Mrs. Corners and Williams were both killed and Connors escaped.
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ln the coming Corbett- Mccoy fight tbe rules should prohibit kick ing in the breakawaYs Commercial Appeal.
 Yes, prohibit kicking bullet them break each others neck, if possible. With few of these brutes out of the way the world would be the gainer.
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Woman Shoots ry,,ssIe

Crockett, Tex, Oct 6-Julia Reed, an occupant of q house situated near the city, locked herself in a room and shot herself through tho breast, dying in a few minutes. She is said to be of good 'amily. She requested that her body be buried here and that her jewelry be given to man who lives at Palestine.
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Partially Wrecked by Dynamite.

Waxahachie, Tex, Oct 6.-The gir of MT. Godfrey, living near Forreston was dynamited Monday night and par tially wrecked
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Sick Soldiers From Manila.

San Francisco, Oct 6.--The United States transport Senator arrived from Manila via Honolulu She left Manila 'l9 days ago for San Frsncisco, but was compelled to stop al Honolulu for re- pairs The Senator had about s0 sick soldiers on board, six of whom are very sick
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-06

Ao English scientist has opened his jaw and said the world will starve to death in thirty:years. He has an idea that we are all going to join the volunteer army
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Revision H Assured.

Paris, Ger. s. It IS semi-officially as- serted that NJ AIanau, the procurator general, has sensa report to the court of cassation which iasures a revision of the Drevfus case
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Kiilod on Eve of Marriage.

Greeneastle, Ind, Oct 6.-Quincy Coble. q young man of Stillesville, was struck by the overhead bridge at Put nanlyille and killed instantly. He was on his way to Quincy to marry.
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Will Hase to Fay ,he rsxe.

Albany, Ger. 6 George J. Gould, by deoision of the court of appeals render cd, will be compelled to pay to the state $ls3, ,7s4 as fax on a $5oo0,0o bequest left him by his father
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lsunlxers oa Fire.

Santiago de Cuba, Oct. 6. The Unit ed States transport Oodam, which left hero on Sunday has returned with her bunkers on fire.
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His skul1 Wa. Broken.

Grandview, Tex, Oct 6--In an al- tercation here Alfred Watson was struck over the head with rock. His skull was fractured.
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For congress
 fsECoND DISTRICT. l HON. JOHN SHUTTLE.

.'0n to Ihe Pine Bluff State Fair is now tha popular cry.
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AS TO CIRCULATION.

The baIs gaApnIo has nearly double the ctreulatisn of any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper. and the Daily and eemi-weekly GnsPHtg have Il combined circulation larger tnan that of any other Pine Blur daily or eelSly newspaper < lgertlsements accept ea on thss guarantee.
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Governor Taylor's Condition Improved.
 Knoxville, Oct. GA special to The Sentinel from Johnson City says that Governor Bob Taylor's condition is very much improved.
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FINE BLUFF ARK. OCT 6. lSes.

Entered ut the Post-ofEiee ut Pine Bluff. Ark. .asseeo1d=class mailmatter