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1883. SIXTY-FOUETH YEAB.UTO. 216. DAILY F0BEIGN, OT.FiA'TCtNG. SALE THREE-COBJJEBS.

Organization ef Another Posse for Pnrgult of the Outlaws. of 830 miles of line. Tbe statement in the bill shows $22,000,000 of bonded debt, Trapaid Toachers, and $2,000,000 Indebtedness for which the equipment is pledged, besides a floating debt of that large amount of right of way will be lost unless the purchase money is soon paid; that 600 miles of the line is mortgaged, and the creditors threaten to foreclose. Brannon al-leirea tha creditors will realize noth MBIESt GEHTS'JUire CHILDREN'S HOSIERS TKBJ STORE. DOLLAR Ha, and liquid lime be poured over the ruins made by the earthquake.

Casamieclola will thus be converted into a vast cemetery. Londok, July 31. The Times says: We are able to state from official news received from a con- tinental dapital, that a most daageN ous nihilist conspiracy has been dis- covered in Russia. A great number of people are implicated and many arrests have been made. London, July 31.

An American named Ilaine, in Paris, with wife and friends, lost his way in. the 8trenta, Thursday last. Being lament-'-he became nervous and much dis- -tressed. The police, noticing his agitated condition, believed him in- sane and arrested him, and he was consigned to a mad bouse and only recovered by his friends Monday. London, July SI.

Deaths by -the earthquake at Ischia are placed at 5000. London, July the German-American student, arrested Largs Una of LADIES', GENTS' and wtll KrrdlM of CniLDRE5'8 HOSIERY, which Today will bs ihown on our counters LADIES' UUSUN UNDERWEAR UNLAUHDERED SHIRTS, Shlrtaeinbrced linen baaoma, SOc Shirt la Utica or BENTS' SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. Bandanna, large, 1. White China, homestltched. Fancy in great variety, 86c to 1.T5.

NOTIONS. Thread, extra 6-eord, on the new machine spools, fulliOO yards, 55c per dozen. Mualln, 2300 Unen; la in material, fin every way equal to SMrt mat can De 1 eaeh, $12 per Shtrte to order at a advance over stoxl Decidedly Lively Times; Among Our Old Country Cousins. Details of th 'Jhis Esrthqusks-Tos O'Donnsll-q ey Vengsanoe-A NihllMS.otEto.,Eto. London, 81.

Third-class berths on Jh, I steamer Kiufault'g Castle were so ed June 30th at the Dublin office Oronald, Currie Co. for Port Elisabeth for a Mr. Power and his wife and seven children, which it w.as well known was. the exact number of James Carey's family. July 2d O'Donnell secured passages for himself and wife on the same steamer.

Donald. Currie Co. were not aware until yesterday of the identy of Power with James Carey. Carey'died without speak-lngfir4i wswhot, O'Douneli-is an Irish-American. He denies that he knew who Carey was previous to his arrest at Cape Town.

It is reported that an infernal machine was found iu O'Donnell's possession, O'Donnell, who shot'J ames Carey, the informer, was accompanied from England by his wife, who appeared to be on intimate terms with Carey's family during the voyage. The Times pronounces the death of Carey a public misfortune; says he had been an instrument of justice; and his murder is to encourage daring and lawless spirits to commit acts of violence. The joy caused in Ireland by the informers death is proof of the many elements of revenge that still exist there4 A correspondent at Cape Town says O'Donucll only took passage fdlp Cape Town, but learuiug Carer was a fellow-passenger, he wntiijrtrejf on his journey with him oil Alelrosc and snot bMUnci Wflt Shirts, open front. open back, witn aad cuiTi de for $1. Shirts, 1 each Strirw, flOosacU Skirta, 1 and a.

Wa are now offering the tare. n( Una ofLadlea' Muslin Underwear ever abown in thia ciav. in new deilsna. Our beat Forty different styles ot Night Dreuei. Fifty different styles of! ish and Uhemiae.

Vary lull assortment in Valen-clennet Lace Nieht Dreasea. TbtrtT-fiva different itylea of ranuet; rj Full aaeortment of Lace- --aroall- prices. Trimmfil Drawers. Thirty styles of Skirt. Walk.

ing Train and Dem-Traio, Louit Chemiae Coriet Covert and Skirt and Dorset Cover Bridal Seta.coneiatfngof Nightj chon Laea and Embroidery Summer Our Kreu'ch hand-embroidered -a for II. Underwear, conaiatina' of FlneOauze 1 Chemiae. Drawer and Night Bobea are alwaya off hand. Children's Sbort Drcsaes and Infants' Bobea in a great va- nety of styles. Infanta' French Caps.

Infants' Lace Caps. Infanta' Embroidered Sbawln.1 A French CoutiUcs, extra tine, 1. A magnificent Corset, A goad Carpet, embroidered, tm. Fine Irish Point Embroidery, JjOc, 75c and 1 per pari. Real Antique Tidies, 8fte and Tfie each.

Nottingham Tidies. 8 tor $1 Shirts," waist for Assorted Un latin dried front, fine each. Wamaotta boaom: it any custom made, price dozen. We make Fine Percale with collars; two collai tached, Fine Cheviot Wood Cheviot Blue Flannel Fine Nainsook for $1. Summer for tl.

Fine Jeans Unbleached and 4 for Please send breast wblte, 2, Silk. Toe and Berlin Braces, Merino Undershirts, Undershirts, Sand Full 500 yards, 3-cord, spool. Undershirts, Linen Thread on spools, 000 I yards black, while and col- Merino Drawers, ored $1 per doz. jKnltting Cottons, 6cper2oz. Drawers, 2 for ball.

Jeans Drawers, 3iXeedles. 2Jc and per paper. jGarter Wobs, in plain oranoy measure around) colors. Ac a yard, nnder the arma. for-SUk Elastic Weba, 15 and 25c Undenhirt8, drawer.

and a yard Stocking Supporters, all sizes. Playing Cafds, Side per partk. Chess Sets in wood and bone. SUSPENDERS. lancy.

coiorea uniipc PHRHIUiNP 3, and tor (l. uvuvu uiimuiiinu 1 per palrJ i jSpecial sxle of fin 2 pairs for $1. Plated Ware. O. O.

H. S. TOWN8LEY, SOS and all steamer was uwaim roy, captain-general, also presence of th'i(rmw's Costillo has been also Sogers Bro. A 1 Table Spoons, Ciperdoz Ivory Handle JTable Knives, $5 per doa. Fine Bone Handle Table Knivea.

82.25 per doz. Compare our prices. HAMMOCKS. Itammocki. $1.

Hammocks, extra large, Hammocks, Mexican, 2, Hammocks, stretchers. 25c. iHaauuock pUlowi, 26c. ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY 12 Stone China Breakfast or Dinner Plates. 16 Stone China Pie Plates.

24 8tone China Sauce Plates. l.g,3e4 8ton China Meat Dishes. 1 Stone China Vegetable Dish with Cover. 8 Stone China Handle Coffee Be per CUPS. 10 Stone China Milk Bowls.

2, 8 or 4 Stone China Pitchers. 1 and 2 fine Majolica Pitchers. 24 Good Glass Tumblers. 1 or 3 Good Glass Water Pitchers. 20 Large Glass Salt Sellers, A large line of Tin Ware at the popular prices, te, 10c and 25c.

Agate Iron Waro much below regular prices. Tft CAuntrv Mftrrh.nt.. goods; We offer this season special Silver Inducements in every deparu ment. MAIN BTR.BKT. 1883.

Goods and Bar Fixtures. BROS. AGENCY. Agents, I2r S. 1ST j.

-V PI Goods. Headquarters for Lamp Glass and Crockery Ware, General House Furnishln 204 jVEain Street, Little Arkansao O'Donnell is calm. He Is Btrfingly guarded, as rumors are afloat that an attempt to rescue him will ba made. A fund to be used in defending him 4s being collected. Juiy of note that a rumor prftTatUd in the Nationalist CircnWin Jjnidti Sunday night last that Jamef Crajy had been shot Aq item stating that he had been killed "was; rendere xo Jhe news agenoyla EtmJqn at" midnight Sunday, but refused, at no authority was given for the statement, it has iucabeen ascertained a telegram hud teen received at Paris, rm which ''wtis forwarded to London Monday tfghtp reading J' Jaies- -Caiey Ins been shot thank "'God." As the steamer Melrose.

fe WhfchJ Uarey was shot, Aid not reaea l.rt Elizabeth until. Monday, thef.tMl statement was based on I IMMENSE REDUCTIONS Aro now being made in our Stock of Ladies' and Children's Hosiery HAVEVO TOO MANY or tbe Ljriisc, 'jpcnl cnlv III SHEETINGS, On hand we have concluded to i TABLE LINENS, TOWELS ani NAPKINS make a Sweeping Reduction in them in order to make room for our intended large Fall and Winter Stock. inade In'tertato'hatfonilL ii.n.Mid i. VfiFnloa.tAilM jAthSJrtt Half prearranged" kiuff'thelseorWar- Our Stock of CARPETS AND MATTING. Is Complete, OTTES3STKCE3I3VEH3I The Trtcheput Guide Who Betrayed the First Prty Into Ambush Hung by th Survlvdrt.

Special Telegram to The Gazette. Hot Spbing Juljr SL Detective Waahmood arrired in the city this morning accorapauied by Mr. J. F. Read, the goveraor's private secretary.

Tbey brought with them two of Will Ward's best bloodhounds. This morning the city was in a perfect bustle over the preparations for the pursuit of the outlaws. Sheriff Nichols arrived last night and busied hlni8ellprganzin apsso. i Pep uty Sheriff Pritfchard, one of the bravest officers in, the Tolcr, of this city, James Jones, colored, aifl others compose the party. -TbeTiarti heavily armed and mounted iu lipa-style and a braver, more determied body of men never existed.

Mr. Jlcad, after seeing tlio party offircfiirued to Little ICock on the 11:45 vain this morning. Special Telegraij The Gazette. Hot Springs, nly 31. A mail rider, who arrived fcnight from Cedar ilades, reports twit John Coker, a Montgomery conl planner, was taken last night 08 surviving members of the il-fateJ expedition against the outlaws, and hung.

(Jokeriis said to have been the man wholirected the posse into the outlaws' ftronghold where Caldwell aud Cartir were killed. He is known to havf been a friend of the outlaws, ami is roptted to havo worked in slpret concert with them. The posse of ti ecu mon ho left hero today dividej into two parties, one commanded iy Deputy tsherifl' Pritchard, of thif county, and the other bv Chief of Police Toler and Detective Wabhniond. It is learned tfcf jht that fh? out laws are now within few miles of Cedar Glades, iu MoWgomcry county, with the pursuers close behind them. ----r THE PALAItM Trial of Smith, Who Killed Oharloy in' H82.

Special Telegram to Tha Qarette. Conway, uly nwfc the State vs. is. O. Smith, wh killed negro named Charlie Johnson, on the day of the Kulghtyriflvis'i5lcnic at Palarm in June, 1882, was called in the circuit court today.

His honor Judge disqualified, a special Jhdge' was elected, after a sliurp contest, and the cause called. The defense silked a continuance, which wjtf denied. The state entered a nollp prosequi as to F.Miller. Smith Wafc put upon trial, and the of the' day consumed in cndeavfcrlng "to secJrea ury. At the hour it adjournment nine jurors had beef secured, and a special venire issue! returnable to morrow morning, rhe defendant, who has been upon lail, was ordered by the court into thi custody of the eiicnir.

I. j. Trimble, p.ose-cuting attorney, is assisted by Bolton, while the defense is being con ducted by S. It. Alluu, of Little Hock, lion.

T. M. Gibson, of Dardu nelle, and Messrs. Bruce, Cox and Frauenthal, of this place. NASHVILLE NEWS.

Cotton Compraw and Sheds UurnedAjSnleide. Special Telegram to The Gazette. Nashville, July 31. At 3 o'clock this afternoon the building of the Nashville Qotton Compress, aud tho sheds of the Nashville Warehouse company, in south Nash villc, were destroyed by Are, togeth er with 400 bales of cotton aud I largo amount of kay and grain. Loss fully insured.

The warehouse, elevator and adjacent mills were seriously threatened at one time. The lire originated, in Lillie Robertson, an inmate of the bagnio of Nellie Moon, on north College street, diet this morning from thirty grains rif morphine, ad ministered with suicidal intent. Detaila Vet to He Learned. Special telegram to The Gazette. Lonoke, July 31, .5:50 p.m.

The wife of J. M. Cury, who is manng ing a brick kiln at Carlisle, has just received a dispatch that her husband had been dangerously injured at tho yard. It is supposed that he was struck with a club by a negro, but one cannot got particulars. Mrs.

Cury went on the 5 o'clock train to Carlisle. The Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis iu Tribulation. Chicaoo, July 31. Application was made in the niteu (states clr cuit court today for leave to file petition for a receiver for the Tolc no.

Cincinnati sua buijouis railway The application is made by Gran ville D. Brannon, one of its heavy bondholders, who alleges the road is so involved financially it must stop business unless a receiver is appointed. The road ruus from Toledo to St. Louis, with branches to Cincin nati and the coal fields of Indiana and Illinois, and is operating a total ing unless a receiver is appointed atv once. Mr.

UwighL manager or tne road acknowledged all the property owned by the company and subject to execution had been levied on. The court reserved Its. decision till tomorrow morning, but intimated it would grant the prayer. FAST TIME Recorded on Several Race Courses Testerday. Saratoga, July 81.

First race, one mile: Won by Sloeum, Disturbance second. Time 1.47. These were the Tmly starters; Second race, one mile and a furlong: Won by Brunswick, Buccan-neer second, Bootjack third. Time 1.57. Third race, three-qnarters of a mile, for two-year-olda: Won by Paniqne, Burton second.

Emigrant third. Time 1.17. Fourth race, three-quarters of a miles, for all ages: Won by Tom Barlow, Wandering second, Bill Boy third. Time 1.16. Race Track, Cleveland, July 31.

The grand circuit races began here today with beautiful weather, a fast track and a large attendance. The judges were William Edwards, Thomas Anthony and IX McClosky. George IV. won the first heat of the 2.29 trot in 2.21, Allegheny Bay second, Maggie F. third, Felix, the favorite eighth.

Brouze won the first heat of the 2.24 trot-in 2.21, St. Cloud second, Nellie G. third, Edwin A. fourth. Two twenty-nine trot: Maxey Cobb, 5, 1, 1, Geoi-gd 2, 3, Allegheny Boy, 2, 11, 5, Felix, 8, 6, 2.

11; Maggie 3, 3, 11, Brown Wilkes, 7. 5, 4, Ladv Leah, 11, 4, 6, Mattie- 4, 7. 10, Mambrino Clav, 6, 87, fc'Tom Cameron, 9, 10, 8, Billy BadEyc, 10, 9, 10. Tiros Two-tw4nty4bur trot: Sleepy Joe, 7,8,1,1, -Nellie" 8, 1, 2, 8, Bronze, 1, 2, 6, St Cloud, 2, 7, 7, 2, Louise 8,. 4 4, Edwin 4, 6, 6, 6.

3, 7, drawn; Lncrse, 8, 6, 8, drawn. 2.211, 2-21; 2.19, 2.20. New York, July 81. The formal openiug of the track of the New 1 one aiiu Bi'OOKiyu lrmug oiuo, vu the oney leland roadbook, place today, commencing the three days' trotting taeeting. There were two raoes, the first Demg lor tne tnreo-minute class, which was won by Teftrl in tbres straigjttoats, Fancy taking tha second the third money, 2.37, -In the 2.S0 raeCme was in too im heft liBl won tne stm.

ceeding three handily. Charlie Hood took and Daniel Webster the third money Time 2.83,2.31J, 2.32, 2.82. London, July 31. The meeting at Goodwood began today. The race for the Jirown stakes was won by Lord Jtocksavago's Charaxus Captain; i Machwll's Pierieus, second; Baron llothschuas' louis JJarr, third.

There were eight starters. including Lord ltossmire's rasaic and T. FT Walton's Sutler. The betting at the start was 200 to 1 against Charaxus; 11 to 10 against rierams; fi to 1 against Ijouis Dorr; 20 to 1 agaiust 1'asaic, and 10 to 1 against Sutler. Charaxus won by Ave leugths.

CAPITAL IDEAS. Washington, July 81. tf Is said at the treasury department that the reduction ol the public debt tor July will be unusually small, if there be any. An estimate cannot ue given todav. Col.

Rockwell, in his annual report will recommend that $25,000 be appropriated for improvements in the white house. It has been reported to the treas ury department that the British parliament is considering measures looking to the interdiction of cattle from loretgn countries wnere tne foot aud mouth disease prevails, and that an attempt will probably be made to have it apply to Importa tions from the United States. It is stated at the treasury department that such an application would be unwarranted, as a thorough investigation of the subject, just concluded, has shown that ttie toot auu moutn diseases, do not prevail amoung cat tle in this couutrv. Steps will do taken to bring this fact to the atten tion of the Uritish government, to the cud that orders in council on the subject inav not bo made applicable to the importation of American cattle. Our Roys, With Their Laurels, Will lie Home Today.

Special Telegram to The Gazette. St. Loris, July, 31. The Athletic crew dined today at Tony Faust's and were the guests of the president of the Western Rowing club. The boys are rejoiced over the warm reception they have received here.

We leave tonight for home. This Dispatch Will Help Keep it tjiuet. Denvkb, July 81. Osmond Tearie, the leading man of Wallace's com pany, was married this nrornieg to Minnie Conway, a well-known stage beauty. The wedding occurred Miss Rosev Coehlan's room, at the Windsor hotel, Rev.

Charles Marshall officiating. The wedding ureaKlast. provided by Miss Cogiiiau, was very elegant affair. 1 earle was recently divorced in New. York, and Miss Conway was also recently divorced from her husband, Jules Lew.

the famons cornetist The affair has produced a sensation. Miss Conway arrived from New York last night An effort is being made to keep the details of tho marriage quiet AN OLD NORSK SAYS: Acker's Ed liah Remedy is hH for coughi. croup.diph theria.or bronchltla. Sold bv E. P.

Schasr Little Bock, Ark. vm ALABAMA LIME M. DENIE CO, And Prices as Low as the Lowest. AND DEALERS IN Shingles Portland Louisville New in Switzerland-fbr kiiKn g- a -fellow stuuent in a duel near wuryburg, was released from custody, the Swiss authorities holding that his ofl'cnse was not cxtraditiable. Paris.

July 31. The. cabinet has fixed an extf a budget of .254,000,000 francs. London, uly SI. Amount of bnf- -lion gone into the bauk of England on balauce today, X5t ,000.

Liveki'oou uly 31 Justice Ste-phen charging thte jury today, referred to the case of the conspirators O'llerlihy, Featherstone, Deasy, Flannigan and Di)tou. and said ilie charge agaiasf-thein of conspiracy -and murder ivould scarcely hold good Unless it was proved the pri- oners intended to commit murder when they attempted to blow up the buildings. "JJa-vana. July 81. t3ea.

Prcnder-gasi, eaptain-gelieral of Cuba, has resigned, owing to ill health. Gen. appelated Gen. Preudorgast's suc- cesser. VTEfrNSA, July 31, The municipality7 Voted a large sum of money toward tho relief of the earthquake sufferers in Ischia.

Naples, July 81. Mount Vesuvius is in a state of eruption. Lava is descending from the crater in the direction of the town of Torrie Del Gueco. at the southwest foot of tho mountain. Paris, July action of the British house of commons on the Buex canal question gives satisfaction to the press and people of Franec, and is considered a guarantee, of fleaee.

The treaty between France" and Tunis will be submitted to the chamber jf, -deputies tomorrow. "lt con-1rlii the establishment of a French W(re rate and; aavs tire bev- wili lartake refonus if France will jp-auf Touis a lean. mH Losdon, Jwy 31, The colonial Informed the lords that negotiation with Canada in regard to emigratioa were pending aud it was hoped would result favorably. THE ST It IKE. Workings ot the Wired and the Wire-Workers.

Baltimore, July 8l A meeting of the Corn and Flour exchange was called at noon today at 'the request of a number of members who complained that the telegraph -soTvice on the floor was instiiiicient. A-com-mittee was appointed whd -reported a resolution calling upon tho directors of tho Western Union aud Bal timore and Ohio Telegraph companies for better service, and declaring that tho members were subjected to loss becauso ot the defect of the ser- vice. This resolution was laid on tho table by a vote of 49 to 38. A prominent member of the exchange stated that the Corn and lour exchange bad nothing to do with the difficulties existing between the telegraph companies and their employes. Chicacio, July 81.

The working of a number of the Western I'nion wires was seriously interfered with today, the circuit being brokeu with connecting lines by means of line copper wires. The cause of the trouble was finally located and re moved. Master Workman Morris intimated that the brotherhood would probably be compelled to out members working for railroads very soon, lie denies the statement that fifteen men returned to work in New York, yesterday, lie says only twenty-five have returned over the entire country since tho inauguration of the strike. New York, July bricklayers union voted tho strikiug telegraph operators $200. The Herald compositors will contribute a specified amount weekly during the con-tiuuaucc of the strike.

Boston, July 31. Four strikers went to work iu the Western uion office in this city today and tonight Washington, July 31. Mouagcr Young denies the report that the Brotherhood ruptured two Western I'nion men. Ho says the company gained two from tho strikers and two first-class railroad operators today, and that all the branch offices will be re-opencd lomorrow. A DiHaater Denied.

St. Louis, July 31. Superintendent Bates at Denver denies that any disaster has occurred ou the Denver aud Rio Grande railroad, and says only a slight washout occurred which delayed the train somewhat. Denvbr, July SI. The report circulated yesterday that the Grand Army of the Republic excursion traiu had been wrecked in Black canyon, on the Denver and Rio Grande, and a great number of lives lost has not the least founda tion in fact.

Absolutely nothing occurred to mar the pleasuro of the Cork Up, Uoya. PiTTsntRfi July 31. The caulkers employed at the several boat yards on the south side, to the number of about 200 have struck against a reduction of from $3.50 to $3.25 per day. Sash, Doors, Cement, Rosendale Cement, Cement, Michigan Plaster, Blinds, Stair Work, Mouldings, Lumber, Lath and York Plaster, Hair, Fire Brick and No. 303 East Markham Street, Little B.

LEVI 2ST MANUFACTURER OF I DEALER IN I A S.I A. SPECIALTY. Tlie "Gatoriel Cigar. last Sunday In JijlyT'was trne. Utt tha O'Donnell is relative of Joe Bradv, one of the rhrenix park mnr- dcrers hanged recently, and that the vigilants are coguizaut of the abode of Peter Carey.

A fund is being collected in London to be used in defending Capetown, July 31. O'Donnell was examinod uotore a 1'ort Elizabeth magistrate today, on the charge of murdering James the in former. According to the evidence. mven Carev and U'Douiieii Had been drinking in the second-class cabin just before the murder, when the steamer was half way between Tablo bav and Algoa bay. O'Don nell suddeuly shot Carey iu the neck with a revolver.

Carey staggered away aud O'Donnell fol lowed aud siiot htm twice in tne back. Carey died in twenty O'Donnell says ho was a California digger, where he had lost largely in a silver mine. He was unaware of Carey's identity until he saw it stated In a Capo paper who Power was. He then determined to Kin him. xon-ncll was accompanied by a young woman whom he calls his niece, lie is six feet high, has grey eyes and dark hair, is about 45 years of age and is paralyzed in one hand.

It is supposed tne internal macninc wnicn he brought with him is merely an ordinary galvanic battery. Mrs. Carey deposed at tne exami nation that alter the murder she asked O'Donnell, "Did you shoot my husband," and lie replied: "les, I was sent to do it." Carev's identity was suspected bv the steward and another of the crew of the steamer, who noted his like ness, although shaven, to the portrait of the informer, and the number and names of his children. Carey's demeanor on board the steamer was imprudent. Ho lived very freely.

He provoked a row at a Cape Town hotel by abuse of the English. Before quitting England Carey provided himself with a revolver for self-do tcuse, which weapon he persisted in displaying. ITnnr.nr, rJuly 31. A mob entered some houses on Abbey street tonight and seized bedding, furniture and other articles, with which to make bonfires in the celebration of tho death of James Carey. Effigies of Carey were burned and mock tuner-als held in various Irish towns to niirht.

Eight enormous boulires blazed around Carey's old residence; also fires in other stroets. Bands marched through the streets playing national airs, followod by crowds of people, cheennsr as they marched. A slisrht collision occurred between the crowds and the officials. The officials fear the Fenians will be much emboldened by these demon strations. Naples.

July 31. Tho burial of victims of the earthquake coutiuuod throughout the day. Two hundred and eighty bodies were buried at Casamieclola, ninety at Lacco and twenty-nine" lit Forio. The latest estimate places the number of deaths at between 4000 and 6000. As it would be impossible to recover aud bury all the bodies, Tenala, minister of public "works, has ordered that, in view of the horrible exhalations from the decomposing remains, the uncovered corpses be left where they Purest! Best! 318 Main Street.

GEO. H. STRATMAN, DEALER IN Seeds. vholesale or retail, at HUGHES' falatial Driii; Store. Go.

E. IJODoa. B. 8. Johnson.

DODCE JOHNSON. ATTOMEYS-AT-LAW, Booms 18 and 19, Dodge A Meade Block, MTTI.K ROCK. ARK. PRACTICE In all of the courts. Hake coUestloni In all parts of the state.

REALESTATE. We nav a large lot of city property belonging nun-resident clients. Purchasers cansecure choice Iota at fair prices by applylnauaur office. 15 LANDRK1H-S fresh Turnip Seeds, weolesuli or retail, at HU WEE'S l'llatial Tmg Store. OURfsflOTTp TteenefS" Competitors as to Quality, Qiai'it oi Variety of Goois.

t'MBIVaLCD LOW PRICKS. for Courssy, Politeness and Prompt Atteritionto' Customers. Boots, Shoes and Slippers. 807 iwraln Street, Little 1 Tho Larfsst and Most Complete tortment of LEVY 322 Main Little Rock. LIS Fire Clay- Rock, Arkansas.

WINES, LIQUORS, ETC. 77 Only 5 Cents. LITTLE ROCK Fine Hand-Mad Boots, Skoss and Sllppsrs In Iks i LEVY, 322 Main Little Rock. FURNITURE. near Iron Mountain Depot.

E. Markham. Tobacco. Duren, as fine a line of Tobacco as la A SPECIALTY. H'STLnT ELS Arkansas.

unns LITTLE ROCK FURNITURE COMPANY ALL KINDS OF Factory and Warerooms Office: 106 1-2 Price Mats furnished on app'Hat1on. Arkansas I am now turning out, at mjr factory at Van A Metropolitan Soda Vountaln freighted with ice cold Sods tub Mineral Waters. A Sows Stand ladn Wh choice NEWSPAPER MTERATl'RE. A handsome l'erfumo nlbd Toilet pure Confectioneriei (iU3ifacturcd ex-presslv for drugglsti). choice Imported and Domestic Ciirar timong the at-tractlva features of our lew and popular Drug Store.

Prescriptions Specialty. In the lining of presorlvtlons only the beet, and purest medtciats re used at the bands of skilllul Capital Pliartiacy, COCHRAN, rKOrBlETOU, Ho. 121 Capital Hotel Bnildiiutue Boct LAND RET H'8 fresh Turin, Seeds, wholesale or retail, at UUCillKS' Palatial Drugstore, manufactured In the older statea, and at inces tan to twenty per cent cheaper. FINE NAVIES ADDRESS, ROBERT Van lJuren,.