Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 6

i grknsas eam: xiw, $nl 2S, .1803. vow coaT' PERFECTION COCOA too hav tihd 600D CmUEM Of IOUOITOI DSTOUICS THE IUCE30 Or MTE'8 ELATES, Another family of tow are missing and are supposed to bare been killed. BCliEAU. Itb That Deaaty )Unck WQl Betlga afV t. It 1 reported that Prof, a a Nauck, who ha been deputy In th otflo of Commissioner ot Mines and Agriculture ever sinoe Haereation, will resign oa May 1 to retire to private lite.

It 1 also report! that th Bureau will aadergo a thorough rorgaal-ation, and that Prof. Goar, ot the law de psrtmeat of the Arkansas Industrial Uni-Tartlty, will be appointed In his stoad. Icecream fraeser and water coolers and elf roasting pant at Bolcourt ft LoreH'a H2 Mawtree. Pulman and Woodruff ba3; sltisvri via Little Bosk and MenphU Rilrai opsa at Union Depot far passtagsu o- Forecast lor Arkanaa. WABHnvQTOK.

Awll 2T Generstlr fair. For Twonly Year th Nallst 4 Davl ptsno hav bn ua4 xoluslvaly by th Chicago Moaioal Coils Doth for Uachlng nd concert purposes. Thetr phenomenal durability itd gnra xelnc cIwm thsm, our opinion, abov all othera. lconflrthHtnt404vilioauDfiortoajothri We have for sale and on exaiiiination a large and well-selected stock of these A -I Pianos. Prices and terms to suit any r.iusic And Etlr to An ta ttelr rwer to Briar th tracker to JosHo a -Waralmt Axaiatt tk Coauaia-Im 1 Similar Criaw.

8pddUTbaQaattv (4 ouoXTOir, Aaai, April 27. M- rnsetins; called at the court-house todav, ths oourt-room wu filled ta overflowing. Alter Mveril speeches from prominent eit-iMB), denunciatory of th recent lynching, tb I alio wins- iu naoimouly adopted Wfcm, Ovowg and sommunltv ha bn Wwntly shocked by the moot fls-eran Violation olthe law and, breech of puo He peace is the lynching of one. Thornton! and, Wlwraa, Our honorable Clroatt Judge, ta obedlrao to hie strong eenee oi duty, called a special term ol our Clrcait Court ami upanoled a special Grand Jury-of rood and lawful who were charged with the taventiffatioo ot said oHens, and who, after exhausting all the meant within their power, were unable to bring to Mjrht the perpetrators or the crime, now be it Resolved, That such, acta ot lawlessness have our unqualified condemnation, and ve pledge ourselves that we will, to the utmost of our ability, alt In our power to assist the officers the law in their efforts to bring to light the perpetrators of this most heniout crime, that the lust punishment of the law rosy be inflicted upon them, that others may be deterred from the commission of a similar oflence, and be it further Resolved, That- we recognize the fact that every oltiten, be he black or white, or however humble or by what circumstances surrounded, is entitled to the equal protection of the law, and that no man nor set of men have any right to deprive him of his liberty, or trade hie life except by due process of law. and that any violation ot this rule la subversive of the principles of a tree government, and odious In the mind of every good and law-abiding citizen.

DlsfnfecUnta. CarboUte of lime 715 per cent carboiio acid) in boxea and palls, 15 and 80 oenta. Beldleman'a Drug Store. Best wire screens made at Ohas. Abeles (Vs.

DEATH AMD DESTRUCTION, THE AWFUL RESULTS OP THE CTCLOSE IH OKLAHOMA. )m Hundred Livei Lost and Twice at Many 'ropI lnjawd Ad Awfnl Calamity. GcTBXlS, a April 37. Dispatches from point in Oklahoma toalgbt aay that tbe terrible work ot the cyclone was not exaggerated. The number ot live lost now reaches fully seventy-five, while 200 more are seriously Injured and many ol them will die.

Those who escaped with their lives are doing alt In their power to relieve the suffering ones, and the dead are being prepared for burial as fast as possible. Tbe people in the vleinity ot Norman are in a pitiful condition, aa those yho were not killed by the -cyclone-, itad their property destroysdnd. homeless and Without food. According to thareport from tornado formed about 6:30 north of' there and killed tour people and injured several others. This was followed about an hour later by a second tornado which passed on the other side ol Norman and swept through the most prosperous part ot Oklahoma, "he track of the second and worst tornado was a mile wide and twenty miles long, down the valley of the Canadian River, in Cleveland County.

Over 100 good farmt were swept clean and several bodies of victims loiftid miles away. During tbe afternoon and evening other portions of tbe territory were visited bv eycl one of greater qr leaser magnitude. West ol her a dosen or more houses were demolished and. several people Injured. At on place this marning fifteen dead bodies had been gathered into a house which the storm had missed, and the scene there wss a terrible on.

A. carload ot oofflns has been sent to Norman and every city in Oklahoma will at once raise a fund to relieve the sufferer There are several injured person yet expected to die. There will be a general funeral at this place and Parcel! tomorrow, when the Unfortunate people will be burled. Wood mantels, grates and tiling, any pattern, at fioioourt Lovell's, 512 Main street, ku. Wire screens at Chas.

T. Abeles 1 Gasoline stoves, perfectly sate and only good bakers made, at Bolcourt ft Lovell's. 12 Main street AMUSEMENTS. Huntley Comedy Company. The Capital Theatre contained another packed bout last night and witnessed tpienaw pertormsnoe ol tbe sensational Comedy, in four aots, entitled JJown, or The UQiden Slant," by the iLu.iti.ivy wumvu.r vompany.

Dir. it, HlintjAV SB AlAXinitar fTairfav tha flnlj.n purchaser. im 1 1 Warerooms: 317 Main Street. Of IIIDLEY E. JOHES COUPilHY, Little Rock, Dealers in all Kinds Supplies.

Machine shop, wood shop. Boiler and Qins Repaired. (ibcoa sra tllTHIin- totanfiy with boUlng water or mllx. MEN su tiering' from youthful errors, LOST ENERGY, discharges, eto ea cure themselves in 15 days. Kecelpt FREE.

Address with stamp L. R.ROSCOE, South THEATRE. Pke I "I nPnmifl Lessee and biiao.H. Lcuuuuc, lanager All This Week (MATINEE SATURDAY) J. H.

Huntley ASTD THE FAMOUS- HUNTLEY COMEDY At Popular Prices, 10, 20 and 30 Cents. NO HIGHER. Change of Play Nightly. May 1, 3 and Jennie Holraan. DR.

MARKWELL, CQBNES THIED AND MAIS BTBEETSl (Over Bossner's Store,) Is the only place In the city where yon can rM first-clau DenUl Work dons at living pneet. Full Set Best Teeth, $7. field rilllnta, 11 and apwardt. All Other Fllllnss, 7Se. Teeth Kxtraeted Without Pain, 50:.

The above prices will ran for few weeki only. We are prepared with all modern appllancei to do work la the best manner possible. Teeth extracted by the use of a newly-dle covered anaesthetic, which Is tnsrsnteed to. be perfectly painless. It Is applied locally, and yen remain eoqscions, yet leel no patn.

We make a specialty of Crswn ant Brldre-work: and treating diseased an! schlnjr teeth, nine-tenths of which can be per mnnenuy saved by tne nse oi our new and planless method of treatment. Teeth extracted free ot charge for school children from 1 to 6:30 Saturday afternoon. All work guaranteed. Office Hours from 8 to 12 and from 1 to Sundays, 0 to 11. It will pay you to look over our immense nd beautiful stock of CHINA WAKE that we are ottering to our customers and th public generally; and you Can't afford to miss the chance to get one of our beautiful decorated DINNER OB CHAMBER BETS that are selling for so little money at Q.

8. BRACK'S, 806 and 608 MAIN where will always find 'th largest lines ot household wares, In addition to hi line of AET POTTEBY and Brlc-e-Brac that is now employed in horn decorations. Make It a point to Inspect his stook before you mske your spring purchases, and you get Just what yon need, GLEASOFS EUROPEAN HOTEt a A rv rrrtar a a nnn Ji open nd ready lor tno aooommodAtion tviiMtti Vl.ivartflw fiiinlaiiial steam bett, Una iwtfturant and all mod CI It llUUIV'VX'BMtlH uiiAbUiv, rrop. if IlinJTi: ow rtictio vsmB Jt CUUX, Mt STA1X. riSTXKTS ITlfCTUfcS, t)mt ouxnnsMdit ul I 0 tan Sua, Afll'IfK WHITSS.

A XT HI PiniiOIKTS. Hall.Br A 44 ml ft ti BRADFIELD DOWDY, Ccla Agents, Littlo Kock, Axis, (niflPTAL Ji i iss. mm mm II 1 ripi if i Aiirv Highly Dlgestlbleand Nutritious. Made has been impossible in Hungary, will be legally sanctioned. The Archbishop of Canterbury sild at the annual meeting yesterday of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel that he and his brother bishops had felt bound by duty to refuse the generous and courteous invitation extended to them to attend the Religious Congress in Chicago.

Their reasons are that they felt that their Christianity could not be made a member of a congress ot religion without the tacit admission on their part that other religions were as good as tneir own. BATTLED ABOUT A BOARD BILL. William Erwla shot sad Fatall Wonalsa by William Koreas at Ins mall, Tax. Special to The Usietts. TEXAftKANA, April 27.

-William Erwin, an old man, aged 69, was shot had perhaps fatally wounded by William Morgan, a young man of 21, at Ingersoli, thirteen miles west of here, on the Texas and Pacific Railway, this afternoon. For the past six months Morgan and his brother, Bud Morgan, have boarded with Erwin. Today the three had a dispute over a bill duo for board. Prior to ths shooting Erwin had whipped Bud Morgan, but an hour later the latter renewed the fight, and, it is claimed, Erwin drew a knife andwastryiag to -eufr- him when Will Morgan Interfered and shot Erwin with a 33-calibre revolver. The bullet entered the left breast and passed entirely through the body.

William Morgan was brought here tonight and placed in jail. Slain Wliile He Slept Pontotock, April 27. Ponto County is greatly excited over the murder of an inoflenslve negro named Stuart, who was killed by white men disguised as negroes while he slept in his bed. A small negro boy was asleep in the room and escaped in the darkness, and his testimony, together with I other circumstantial evidence, led to the arrest of W. W.

Wood and Arthur Johnson, two farmers residing in the neighborhood. The parties were tried before Mayor Morphls and Justice 'Squire Pitts and after a thorough inrestl-gatioa-they to-iall-without-tali'ta awaitr the itrrestl-" gatlon of theGrand J'iiry. Mf. Bursrlar Got Shot; Special to The Gazette. Cabot April 27.

A burglar was discovered In Patton'a store about 9 o'clock tonight by Mr. Jack Barnwell, the clerk. He gave the alarm and a crowd surrounded the store and ordered the burglar to surrender. He made a break for liberty when several shots were fired at him by J. H.

Jones. One shot hit the burglar and he was captured. He proved to be a negro tramp. His trial will be held to- tomorrow. Sorrow Drova Him to Suicide.

St. Louis, April 27. Alonzo K. Florida, one of the city's best known real estate agents and prominent citizens com mltted this morning, taking a heavy dose of prusslc acid. Grief-stricken on acoount ot his child's death, he was sorely tried, but on top of this came another calamity.

Tuesday the SL. Louis National Bank entered suit against him on promis-sary notes to the amount of $17,000. Midnight Marauder. Ripley, April 27. About midnight Capt.

W. II. Foster and family were aroused by the sound of a gun, and a bullet crashed into the wall near where they slept. The Captain hurried out to ascertain the meaning of the outrage and who bad perpetrated it. He saw a man hurrying off, but could not discover who he was.

BRIEF. Messrs. H. 0. Waltz and G.

F. of Memphis, are at Gleas-oo's. Messrs. J. r.

Riley and John Johnston and Misses Jennie Compere and Mary Riley, ot Arkadel-phia, were at Gleason'a yesterday, 1 Dismissed Them Both. MORGANPIEtD, KY April 27. George P. Henry and Alexander Thomasson, charged- with being implicated, In the OUver-Delaney tragedy, were dismissed and W. M.

Holt's trial resumed. It is thought he will be dismissed. LEMQB ELlXltt. CL I Alfred Writes, I am In my ssventy-third v', and tor lift- year I bv been great snfferer fronv indigestion, constipation and biliousness. I have tried sll the remedies advertised lor these diseases and tot no permanent relief.

Aboat on year ago, tie disease assuming; a more severe and daosrereu form, I became very weak and lost fleah I com. meneed using Dr. H. Motley's Lemon Elixir. I rained twelve pounds In three My strength and health, my ap petite and my digestion, were perfectly restored and now 1 leal as younf and vigor oue as I ever did in my We, I J.

AtVBBS. Door-keeper Qa. State Senste, State Capitol, Atlanta, Ua, Aug-. 6, 181)1, A Bother's Report, Mm. N.

A. McEntlr writes front Sorlni Place. Qa.i For manv rears I hav been a trreat sufferer from indiyestion. alolt. headache and nervous prostration.

I tried many remedies but got permanent rlie until I used Dr. Motley's temon Elixir, I am now in better nesitn tnan ioc many yeara. Mr daughter baa been subieot to chilis and lever from her infancy, I could (ret nothiBj to rellsv hnri the Lemon Klixlr has re twed bftr to perfect heslth. Bold' by Druggists, oie and tl.00 per bottle. Prepared by Dr.

fi. Motley, At' iaota.ua. 1SEW CITY D1K1 JTOBY. Citv Direetnrv is now In press. Chsnrf cn bo miKlo by adilrrsaiiiK publishors, 119 ERIE ENGINES BOILERS, COTTON PRESSES, GINS ELEVATORS.

FENCES ROOFING A SPECIALTY, 0 pfcWt Nexcept local showers ia western portions; TELEQSAPUQ KFS. A large meeting ol citizens of Columbia, Si- deaounced the Denmark lynching. The banks of Columbus, yesterday tendered $54,000 in gold to Secretary Carlisle. Rev. C.

It. Eberhardt, President ot the Lutheran Theologloal Seminary at Lansing, is dead. Tho Ingham County Saving's Bank, of Lansing, went into tho hands of a receiver yesterday. A severe tornado passed three miles north of Ottawa, last night, wrecking several buildings. The expense of the ball given ih Rome in honor of the silver wedding of trie King; and Queen of Italy exceeded $2,000,000.

Egbert II. Handy, one of the best known real estate men ln.Sl.P au assigned last evening. It is stated the liabilities exeeed the assets $30,000. At Kerrvllle, last night the barn of William Scott, together with all his provender and five fine horses, were burned by an Incendiary. The property of the New Jersey Jookey Club, at Elizabeth, has been attached by Patrick Coleman for $270,000 for infraction ot the law in conducting the race track.

Hon. Don M. Dickinson is ill again. He recently recovered from an attack of tonsilites and his present Illness is causing some apprehension among his friends. The Pall Mall Gazette prints a sensational article, stating that an attempt was made to assassinate Mr.

Gladstone Wednesday night as he was walking through St. James Park on his way home. All doubts as to who will hang Alroy been settled. by. ex- Sheri IMganuAt wardlng to Sheriff Hurlburt.

of the death warrant, at the suggestion ot Chief Justice Doe. Peter Felgly, an extensive cigar manufacturer, ot Loeanville, disappeared and left forged notes behind to the extent of $16,000. The banks of Ulenrock and Shrewsbury are the principal losers. C. S.

Ruddock, President and General Manager of the Citizens' Street Katlroad Company, of Mem Dbls. has resigned to look after hia interests in Chicago, and is suc ceeded by Mr. F. G. Jones, late of Illinois.

The jury in the case of Henry liently, charged with the killing of his wife, yesterday returned a ver diot of guilty of murder in the first degree, and fixed the punishment at imprisonment lor life. Tho case has been on trial at Los Angeles for tne past ten days. There was no change in Edwin Booth's condition yesterday according to the report given out at the Players' Club, Dr. St. Clair Smith said his patient was slowly improving and had practically passed the critical period ol his ill ness.

Wm. C. Goudy, a well-known lawyer and politician, of Chioaeo. fell dead at his desk today of heart disease ailment, Mr. Goudy was years old, and was looked upon as one of the leading Democrats of the State.

He was general counsel for the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. The engineers of the Rock Island have run three surveys into Dallas and will cross-section one ot them at once. The road will be there in a few months. The Cotton Belt will complete its line to Dallas at onoei ThFxeiiver ana Fort worth have also determined to take their road to Dallas. telegram was, received at the War Department today from Capt.

uutnne at Antlers statins that tne friends of peace in the Locke and Jones tactions had held meetings this week and adjourned until next Monday. Capt. Guthrie is confi dent that a peaoelul settlement of the trouble will now be had. The waiters "of- both the International and the Hotel and Restaurant Employes' National Union carried out their threats last night when their members came out from Delmonlco's and the Grand Hotel and forced the proprietor ot the Fifth Avenue Hotel and Madison Avenue Hotel to aocede to their demands. H.

Isaac Ware, colored, died yesterday afternoon at Memphis in a peculiar manner. He was overcome by illness of some kind, sat down and rested until a passer-by could provide him with a mule on which to ride, and when he attempted to mount It fell into a diton face downward. There was water in the ditch, and being unable to move, Ware died ot strangulation. The Hungarian Minister of Pubi lie Worship has introduced a Jewish emancipating bill in the Hungarian Relchstaff. It declares thn fs- raelltlsh religion to be legally reo ogmiea mat tne existing facilities for Chrtstlanlzlna Jews of nnr airs shall be abolished without condi tions, and the conversion of Chris tians to Judaism, which hitherto East Klarltham Street.

HALLET DAVIS PIIOOS AT Hollenber Com'py, Little Rock, Arkansas. of Machinery and Mill DYNAMITE CEMENT AND PLASTER -a, awMSjBW apt' Tuiusic hm (AsfArl nr naan lham. Wn in at suoh we carry oa i exalMtloo, Anna! anv In rns TTnira1 KIMBALL ORGANS, Tho Best and Most Satisfactory Or, "ganlttthe World I. BoanUIul eaaea, 0a tone, Sn4 1I tbe; durable qualltlsa. Hv received Usdali and, CerUHeatas of felonor In many part ot tbe world 1-1 'I" -i rmiS MQDEBATK 0 Prices and CO.

1) StaUonera andinaors. 317 Main Street in --r- 1 1., nr.r flrah rirlzns In Giant, won new laurels by hi superb rendition of this part Mis Fannie Grant, at Bessie Fairfax, fairly captivated lOSli worm reBowusa v- ,1. Tt.i.. nnitmitA4 nnmhM of thai nlohnat andorsamnnu iier suaitun uy nor launiui portrayal ol this eharactsr. Her songs were finely rendered and won merited applause.

Th hslance of thj naaf In tha tmnlft vi wniwa Long, Renyon, Price, Young, and Misses wvuu ajiu tfusiv martin Van hfohla aaitatnMftK Mamie Price, ss Jack Mssoa Fairfax (ago we giye moss excouens wpworm- wmej onerwz tne; Tory Instrunxeata, also carry t) won oer way into me nearts ot the large audience and was applauded heartily. The house drawn by this company are fully deserved and the Capital will without doubt be crowded from pit to dome lor th remaining two night of the engagement, and the- matinee Saturday afternoon as well. Tonight will be presented the great romantic drama, in tlx acts, entitled, "Mich-Mi Strogotf." Afternoon train via Little Rock and 1 .1. t. vIia irom eminent arusus auu jiugo Faoforr RepreseataUreB for them, and i i.1 lanoa ia tne oouui ana Duumti, States.

nitlta yaiVV very large and well seleeted stook ol KIMBALL PIANOS. The Finest Piano Made and" Sold at a Medium Prioet i TERMS 10 SUIT- Aaellns Pat, r. a ttllmere, Cba. Kunkl, 1 llinal Haut, Hany Oilier Artists, and wry body wli ha oa Examiae Our Ios'rumentg. Get Our I IOLLEIIDERG To those wishing to ouy fianos whether they buy for cash or on nnirBf.nt wifh th nuaUtv of the i Uttie Memphis Railroad, leaving Little Rock liftO p.

arrive at Memphis 7:40 p. on hour ahead of aay other, line. Wire screens at Ohas. T. Abeles I Proposition to bt Made Lett It From ths Jiiata, It I understood that representatives of a i responsible company are in the otty prepared to make a proposition to the Board of Penitentiary Commissioner td hire the labor of all the convict ia the Penitentiary for a term of year, Th proposition is for th StaU to retain th absolute control of th prisoners, as provided in the bill, tbe Company leasing- them to pay a am at least enough to pay the expenses-of the officer of the Penitentiary, to pay tor the guards' clothing, etc, in fact all of th expenses ot the institution and thus make it at least self-supporting, while leaving tbe oontrol of the prUon absolutely in th ebargo of offloer of th Stat.

If thl propoaltion I aoptd the appro or lstloa made by th General Assembly will not be touched and will revert into the Treasury, while th abust th .14 system wil I he don away with. TbU will salt the people of th But who do- oot want to be taxed ta topport th Penitentiary. Texas Tpwni Tornado Torn. OAtSBaviUJB.Twc,, rA'nrll report fcas rarhed her from MonUu County of a cyejone that partially destroyed Bonlt and M. Joseph.

On lurmer was kiiJ4 and ti.s thre children lutally Injured, THE ARKANSAS LITHOGRAPH AIID PRIHTIKG CO. (Baoowsor to th WoodrnH Printing Oompsay.) 1 -DIRECfrOBB- BftBBTi Prt 8. yio.Prat., JoaWBO Lithographers, Printers, glanud'aPaSotarmEaiUaadyIw THE ONLY LITHOGRAPHING ESTABLISHMENT IN ARKANSAS. galBuk.aud Count, Eeoords.