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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-07
POLITICAL.


EDITORS APPEAL-In order that fha
representatives OF the people, when they as
semble IN convention TO no inmate candi-
oaie Tor mayor OF the city, may be entirely
untramme!ed In making a selection, hereby
rel ase all the gentlemen who, together with
myself, submitted the question of the candi-
dacy Tor mayor 10 the ar5itra too of our nu-
tual friends, from their pledge not to become
candidates against me, and leave them and
their friends Tree to seek the nomination from
the convention II they chose to do so. And in
order mat my friends may not ( FL embsr-
ras sed by my position, l hereby Withdraw nv
acceptance of the candidacy, rendered me by
the arbitration OF the frlt nds OF myself and
DINERS, ana say TO my friends, dc what YOU
mink VIII be for the best interest Of our CITY
without regard 10 previous action, and Will
be satisfied. Very respectfully,
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Criminal COurt-FIippin. Judge.

Calendar for TO-DAY 1905. B J. VIII
liaIns VS. Jerry Wood; 1852, J. c. Fur VS. K. II.
Weaver
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CireuIt Court-HeiskeII. Jndge.

Court will meet at ten O'clock this
morning, and the cause 206i, william West VS.
Richmond et al will be heard.
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g. e. KhGsElgE 81 REsO.
UNDERTAKE RS.
sso HAHN ST. OF. Peabody Hotel.

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T. OOM2-- Furnished or unfurnlshed, with
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FOR LOUISVILLE Z CINCTNNATT.
OLD RELIABLE.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
HfIf Harry Memphis and white Rive
Z. >. Mail Line.

Mouth White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles,
Crocketts Bluff, Mt. Adams, Clarendon, De-
Walls Bluff, Des Arc, Augusta, JacksonpOrt,
West Point and Searcy.
, 1875-05-17

b1s, nnd professional. When tbs injunction
was nsst Issued, the Corporation Counsel was
absent, and tho opinion Of tho City Attorney
was a1kod by tho Aldermen. IIo advised that
disregard Of the Injunction would clearly
be contempt Of court, nnd render evoEy Al
derman diarcganling 1t nmenablo to punish
ment by fnc and imprisonment. as well az
counsel ndvising such courRe. As tlo in-
junction WIS temporary, lasting only ten
days, and pending m nrGumept Of tho pro-
cecdings, this advice wns not only in accortl-
mice with tho law, bnt also in kooping with
tho dictates Of common sonso aud tho pnr-
poses Of ponce and good will. Whom tho
Corporation Counsel returned, hc. along with
other lawyers employed for that purpose, ad-
yiaatl violation OF tito injunction, and d
minority Of the Aldermen proceeded to vio-
lnte It. Since that tmo tho City Attorney
has not rcccded from his position, and bis
rocret conclaves hold by tho Mayor mud Altlcr-
mon. Ills conduct In this respect is worthy
Of ovesy communication. The injunction
ngainss tho Aldermen wns m individual
action, and thoir violation Of It was also indl-
vidual. They l,nro no claims whatevcr upon
tho public law-otlicers, who aro paid by the
city to nttend to tho city's business. Ths
public law.otlcers who aro acting with the
Aldermen In this mattor are going outside Of
their duties nltogether, and the other law-
ycrs who havo beou retained must look to
tho Aldermen individually, and not 10 tho
CITY, for their fees.
, 1875-05-17
THE PRICE QF GRAIN.

Tho country can hardly fail to be struck
with tho anomalous condition Of the grain
market at tie present un,o. Tho prsco Of
grain in Chicago il higher <frcights includei)
than in Now York or Liverpool And this,
too, Notwithstanding tho warehouses Of this
city nro packed 10 their utmost capacity.
Tie priees for Juno and July delivery slow
liberal advance on present prices. In the
meantime, Now York dealers seemingly treat
the matter rs it tho grain was hold here on
speculation, and that Chicago dcalcrB wcrc
seeking to forco the purchase at fancy prices.
Never was there q more serious mistdko.
This grain Is not held hero by speculntos.
Is is in store hora on account Of
tho ownors WHO live in ths country and not
in the city. These mon own tho property,
and are ablo to hold 1t. They havo reached
the conclusion that q largo arcn Of winter
wheat Inns been killed md tho ground plowed
up; that the spring was so lale TINT far loss
grain Of al kinds has been sown this spring
than usunl; that the winter, though unusual-
ly severe, failol to destroy or materially ro-
dnco tho grnsshoppers, whose depredations,
already begun, will this ycar be extended over
moro eastwardly section Of tho country, md
that for these md various other reasons there
will bs generally much reduced crop III
1875. Upon this basis the owners Of these
many millions Of buahe1s Of grim in Chicago
are holding It for the advanced prices
which they feel certain will prevail tl.is ycar.
Tho East makes another mistako in surprising
TINT Chicago cannot carry grain for any con-
siderable time, but must forward It for sale.
The ti,no whon that WA tho rule hns pouo
by. md every DIV the rule is getting stronger
which REQUIRES that ho who wants to buy
,rro;r ,,nat ANNA or aend far H. Eycsnt in
, 1875-05-17

te. IL eonY,.11et1 ~ r4.ult IT, rs4.-- -..-..
they offer boy-a clork in tiry.gooda storo
SO for 1ace shawl and 95 for rfecs Of
silk, who can question tho guilty knowledge
Of tho purchaser 7 These ssolcn goods nre
Of course never reclaimed hy tbs thief lls
would DO exposed II he tlsro to do 30; md tho
even more dishonest receivers pocket tho whole
proatsof tho trade. III fact, tits estimated, md
with probable truth, that Of all tho property
stolcn by burglars and other thieves, money,
bonds oto., excepted, the thieves sell 90 per
cont Of 1t to pawnbroRors, aud TINT tue latter
reap 80 pcr cent Of tho real value OF what
they buy.
Tho most murlcronq business done by these
people is TINT thoy carry on with children,
and this business Ia largo ono. Boys and
girls living with parents, or living at service,
ouco tempted into dishonesty, flayo TINT dis
honesty confirmed In thom by the money
paid to them by those pawnbrokera, and tier
pilfcring encouraged md rewarded by tlieso
dishonest honds. They become absolute
masters Of tho children whom thoy onco deal
with. They not only torrify tho children
into renewed stoaling but each time tako
larger stare Of tho robbery unto themselves
we aro not stating anytAing thu. is new.
We arc stating matters that are notorious to
tho police, to Grand Juricst and to the Pros
ccuting Attorney. Still, SO imperfect has hecn
the law auiI 50 close tho confidence betweou
thieves mud pawnbrokers, TINT convictions
nre rare. Whom there docs larpon case
where the evidence Ia complete, conviction
ought not only to bo swift, but tho punish-
n,cnt sovore. The keepers Of this class Of
uhops ara the educators Of tlliovas uild it ii
not, perhaps, exsrayagant to assnmo TINT
they hnva their unfortunate victims anti pu-
pills in hundreds Of stores Of all kinds In this
city, atealing and bringing tho property to
them at bcggnrs' wngos,
This business could not bc done except un-
dor cover Of pawnbrokcris iiconses. Those
pawnshops are tonfold moro criminal than
tlla mocl;-auction shops. both arc licensed
by tho city; neither could 10 business with
out tho consent Of tile Mayor. Every ono OF
them can be closed by tho Mayor at any mo-
ment. 1t is daily occurrence for the police
to find stolen goods-notorionsly Htolen-in
these pawn-shopa. In every such case,
ii tho Mayor should revoke the H.
| conso, there would 10 at loast one
fence broken Up, and one school
for stealing disbanded. Suppose the Mayor
try his hand Mt 1t. II nny person wero to
open a school in this city, and advertise tc
toach boys, girls, man, and women, how to
steal aud not bo discovered, atch an establish.
mont, Il not tnobboa would be BROKEN up By
the police. Here are nifty or hundred schoolt
Of this worry kind, with tLeir hundreds Of pu
pills Of all ages and Rexcs, not only teaching
how 10 steal, but paying for stealing, and al
tbcso establishments arc doing business nndo1
license from the city, aud u'ay be closed o.
any moment by tho order Of tho Mayor.
, 1875-05-17

It In now probable that tie BEEoHEn caso
will bo submitted to the jury by tho 1st Of
Juna Afessrs. EyAn1s and PoR7En, who sum
up for tho defendant, will oooupy about fvc
tlnys; Efr. BEACH, who nlono will speak for
the plaintifF, will perhaps consume three days
mora; and it Is announced tbat Judge NEIL
soS's cha-go will take, probably. o day mud n
half. Altogether tito caso will have occupied
scycral mouths. Now the question is, How
long tino will DO allowed the jury in which
to agroo upon vcrlics7 II may ba that they
viii bo prepared to render verdict immoli-
ately, or within tho time usually allotted to
ordinary jurics in ordinary cases; but this Is
not likely. II they ara US divilod In scnti-
mcnt ns the public, and havo boon as much
confused by tho 1nnss Of conflicting
evidence they lavo heard, it is too
much to expect n really agreement
to vortlct either way. Now it
is us'lal 10 bold Jury together for day and
night whom they aro unable to agreo on a
trial which has only lasted day or two. II
this be taken rs foir proportion Of the time
which q jury should hare for deliberntion.
then the jury in tho DEEcuEn case ought to
bc kopt out ut least three monsbs nnlesa they
! car agrco to verdict before TINT time. 1t
wou.d bo inhuu,nn In this cnse to follow tho
| usual practice, aud deprive tho jurymcn Of
| anything to cnt or drink for threo months
time, aud it might defeat the ends Of Justice
| 10 permit them to live sumptuously, pursuo
| the usual avocatlons, or associate with tho
outside world. Tho only way We see ia to
/ 1,@%f
, 1875-05-17

Tho Chicago produce markets were steady
on sa tuzday. alcsa pork was qniet anil d.
Glued zoo Per bsl, closing ut $3.50 cas,,,
and $a1.35 seller Juno. Lard was dull and
declined loo per 100 lbs. closing at $l5,s5
cash, and 15.a73@15.4o for juno, Meats
wsro quiet ana unchanged at 8i@Bao Tor
shoulders. 111@1oc for sllort ribs, and loA@
1s.o for short olears. Highwlnes were nom
inally unchanged at $l.1a Ier gallon. Lake
treights wore quiet and nrn. Flour waa
quiet and steady. Wheat was moderately &C.
i've and }@lo higher, olosIng at $l.o.a cash,
aud $l.o4a for June. Corn was quiet and
essior. closing At 7oto cash, and 7aio for
5une. Oats were quiet aud easler, closing al
G33o cash. aad G5o for June. lys was qniet
ct $l.oo@i.ooic, Barley was quiet aud firm
At e1.3a cash, and $1.oo seller September.
Hogs vs,a fairly aetlvs md firm, with sale.
Of oomr4oa to sxtrA LIGHT II 47.60R7. 90, and
, 1875-05-17

no report Of The Commissioner dispatched
" The Ta1nuNE to Cincinnati for the pur-
l'os Of obtaining information concerning tho
asu ana Vista atono ia published in this Issue.
From tho Investigations 1nai1u, and from the
opinions and views Of experts, 1t appears that
th, individual who wos so fortuna.o on 10 Sc.
Ct 70 tho contract for frecstono for the CHI
ergo Gust ton,-Ilouse has enjoyed cxtraor-
d.nary facilities for milking IN enormous
Efoht out Of tho job, boil, on account
ct tho extremely high price he has
received for Tho stone, and because
of his singular good fortune In being ahlo to
furnish poor and cheap material without lot
or hlndrnnee on the part Of the Supervising
Arclltect. somo queer developments arc
made, and tho result il to strengthen the
concluaion alrsady roachcl-that MuL1Er1
and hAsK1H were removed mono too soon fol-
tae good Of tho Chicago Coston,- House.
, 1875-05-17

The death Of tho late Mayor Of st. Louis
immediately after his installation into Office
necessitatcd another election, which took
p1nee Saturday last, and resulted In tho choice
Of Col. j. H. Dnrrroa, Demoorat. Over
seventy persons to whom, as tho reward Of
stauuch advocacy and earnest campaigning.
had been promised the appointiyo places Of
honor md emolurnent in tho city, saw their
chnnoes vanish with the sudden demise Of
their frion1 and champion.
, 1875-05-17
POLITICAL H0TEa

II military man wefo available, nhAt 4 san3l-
l1te Gen. ButAuAN wouid make.
TITO Now York Aaso,nbly's Uuban.Indepsnd.
euce resolutions Asa suspicious, coming from
that quarter.
Will not tho Dotroit Post s1sako hands acrosa
tho bloody ohaam II TIE TRIBUNE notices. Mat
ex-senator 0BANnLEA has been mentioned for
tho succession OF DELAao7
II DAYAND should b. elected President, thu
who1o Democratic party would ezpec. to ut
down at hs dinuers. He would hays to bui|la
doubis-gauge lunch taols from Maine to Cai-
fornta.
Mr. WnrELsa, Of tho Wusr1ra Compromiso
Il agait mentioned for place on tho Prcsid iii
ta. tc,set, .fbs Boston Journal, however. viii
not forgive him for saying rhat It sid he would
not SAY. 30 hn haa no chance.
Some Of tho 1ntomal Revenue officers ct m
promised by recent revelations may 500 ths IN
sIdo OF pr1uon-walls. They richly doserys sGch
punishment, And tho 4ova1pment cnn Bc4zc.'5
afford to glys them lssa than their dosorts.
8rorTEp TAIL can't toll uhero tbs lying aud
stoa'lng beglns, but ho knows whors 1t enis.
Some Of II ends In 8PoTEEp TAN, OF oourao,
aud No should think The interior Department
might Inform tho country wheto soma OF it be-
Klne.
There must ts good dsal OF qutyerins and
now. The atlk.frauds only amount to million
dollars, and Secretary Da1srow ~ill b. sure 10
want to know what has bsoome Of tho oE,sf
millions.
Secretary DR1agow found firm, and consistent
backer for bin campsign aeaanst tho whsk5-sing
In President GRANT. Tho statement IL authoEl!a-
kiVA1v FrhHA m ArFWhAfH HhntAd. I1$
, 1875-05-17

4 rne schant in this city has received a lot
ter frora n correspondent ii Nebraska con-
taining information which, 1t truo, must
provo gratifying It is to the effect that,
though tho grasatorrers lavo developed
in Il at locality by 1nyrIads, there is
m active enemy proving on them
In thu. form Of small red bug, Of o
description not hitherto seen. This bug at
tacks tho ernashoppora in bulk, and destroys
iii it attacks II this 10 tx7ae, aud Tho bug
become general in the grasshoppcr districts,
than It's appearance will he welcomed. That
bng ought to bo cultivated, that it may provo
tbs tleliyerer Of the country from the throat
euetk plaque
, 1875-05-17

Ths Nation, commenting upon tho abusoe
Of tho contract system for public works, L.
luatrates them by the comparison Of strip
Of asphalt s.reot pavement In front Of tue
Arlington Hotel In Washington. which was
put down several years ago BY Mr. Concon4a
and other p1opesty.owues, with tho pave.
ment Of tho sama lind hid mors recautly by
public contract On both sidez OF 1t. The
privat. pavement, though twtca a. old - tho
other, IL In sxcellont condition, while tho
public work ia already going to pieces. Thia
leads The Nat@sn to suggest that, whore
public work il ordered, which IN to b. paid
Tor by special assessments, The property
ewusrs pqhw t& II ahoaM b Il.
, 1875-05-17

Tho Cincinnati Festival Of 1876 Is over aud
gons. and. lika ita prclaceaase Of 1878, haa ha-
como part and parcel Of tho musical history OF
tho Wost. Tho groBk chorus, who4e awolIing
harmony has boon aa tho voice Of many Watars,
haa finished Its laboriouB task and. now rests
tit summoned again To mcot uudor tho baton Of
III. THOMAS. Tho players havo folded theis
ienta iiko tho Araba and gone, Tho organs
voice Ia huehod, nnd Exposition Hall which has
toyeEborasod to tho mueto Of tho 1no'odious null
tis,ldo and tho tramp Of thousands Of foet, now
hoars no sound In its Vast Spaces. The great
crowds havo left the city, and Cincinnati oDco
mora, &fteg wocb's e8:hotio rest, resumoa Ito
application to buatnesa. Il IL = good time now to
take a blrd's-oye Wow Of what las been aocom-
plsllnd; to compare tho results Of 1875
with those Of 1879; and to consult tho musoal
oracles OF the future for thcso festivals have
not been ephonoral oyents whose pusposo ended
With the DUAL choral chord nor marc passing
shous for tho enjoyment OF tho moment. They
taYo left enduring marks vllch cannot DO
otFaced. They stand aud Mill evor stand as non-
umcnlH to ma1k progress Ia Western culture,
taste, md gonosat csthetcs. Theds Ohio Rtror
festivals havo borne tho aasuo rotations 10 music
In tho Weat that the Lowor RLino Festivals do
to mus[o In Germany. Thoy represent the ou1-
n'inaaon ot sea.s OF iaooF. iAe5 arc sne ian
aho Heu''eaFoa pio6eoma from seoa so"a WIN
many niseistngs, and thoy In turn will drop
their seed into fruitful no far still mora bsaut!-
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a.ams ss -. ~. a@s .,.',, "'s ,uu WV
o'kuee' 1,,' ~. as o4M 40 a'no,
wahst '4.a .s.i s@ INV ocoa M 't.
aos .S,a se w." ~ ~ .ao 'a
10 "a tha,, o,t ,,tt, "a ,n,.1, o... "a ...,d
Inns lald taem oat "1sn ~ 1nuch caro- ana regard
| for the relations Of tho various nnmbera as
paiutor would arrange the llghta aud SHADES OF
lis picture, or IN architect tho lines aud or1,s-
mentasioua Of bis structure, 40 TINT thore might
be no i'tsna or als.onaese , between tho vation,
esmnotrs p n.vo char.storzed thon 40 @ absoln.aig I
~. .,,.,s H.. hs.n m di,tnth,uco ~ scyo,ts
Each OF tho programmes Of the pas. neok
, 1875-05-17


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onn,o.,od n.rts Mt.s inv ~. i, n.n.1a nstn' OF
,n,ss s,d ,r,o .t,.rs rofi.,1o n. ms"neeht ms.t
,ot T., .o,I 1ot,o mi, H.. ,,.t ,,ta,.. .a "sa
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vo,o ent,ro,v nnfani1I.r vib IL n,a J.. aa
..ri;,an ;, hs ro;cc con.,an,lv hroro T., H. ~ .a'
r,n,.tor r,.rnor. nnr rnto,ra ,saa. 80 UPPER
nra rn,ro mi IA srn.rhlv T,o,,,a "1t N
lin, ,r,ro,ch nurr.torv nr ,,,.o,;c, ,n1 rs'
Inn nj, ,r,rt of him. 1io lae Ioa,,jre h,n,
tnudah1o .mbi.on. and cvon him ,,1.c. .,';., S;.a
he noyer had before. The rosu,t wna ,nn,..s. ..sa
in III. vo,k. Il wan worth oolnp tn rtne;na..'
10 hear him a]np tl,o "Dxan Bong In aT,,,,ns
, 1875-05-17

Davenport scanflal-mongera nrs grooming in
chorus orer IN exposure which, our Ills
patches state, threatens to overwhelm divers
citizens Of that city who have hitherto sat in
tho uppcrn,ost rooms at feats, and had no
lack OF salutations III tho tnnrkot-places.
, 1875-05-17

It is now positively stated that tho zuc-
cessor OF Supervisor MUM has been elected,
and that tho appointment will DO made
known in a day or two. The new incum-
bent, we arr, told, will 10 M Internal Revenue
Collector Of Illinois, and one Of tho Oldest
aud best-trainctl officers in tho sorrice.
, 1875-05-17
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

nAxxs Or euskcrtr71ox trAYAn1E m ADVANCED.
rastase l".s, ..a At t:tn Cft1cs.
f,stfy I ,nar.4ta. M vrakiy. year...8 1.11
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hnndnT Editon, TAn dopiot..s..... 1A,Uu
deub:e shest.... 1.OOI
Parts Of 4 rear u tho ssms rats.
wAx7rp7une acs!.o .sont Ia saeh to"a sad Village.
erecIAi asrsnxeuonls made With such.
hpeettnan copies stnf fsto.
Ia prevent deis. aud mstakeF, bs tnra and 8vs Poss
ot1co addftsA In fut, Including 6tats and County.
Eeusanees usy b ade eher b1 dfAtt. oxprsss Post-
Cnee order, Or IN registered letter.. At Ytak.
1EAMs TO Ctr1 aCnacnfRkns.
Daf1f tsesed, FuhdaT excepted, 81 cents rbr week.
Dslr, delivered, Sunday tnctnded. 80 cents pst week
Addrrss TI1E TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner 1iadtsou aud Det1bosn.sts.. Chicago, III.
, 1875-05-17

JEssE D. Bn,our, ex-Senn:or from Indiana,
concerning whose political career, long since
terminated, tho mos. charitable COURSE is 81
lcnce, is lying dangerously i'll Of rheumatism
of the heart, at lila residence in Baltimore.
, 1875-05-17

We print this morning the full text Of
Judge D1Lkos's decision In the Union Pacific
Bridge suit, tho result Of which affects 30
contrariwisa the feelings Of Council Dlutfs
and O,un1n
, 1875-05-17
Ul1e Gblfanp Msibu1at.
Monday Morning. Hay II. 1B7b.

Extensive seizures nre to DO made In New
Orleans, where, it is said, the distilories s''s-
pended operations vhon they came in con-
tact with REVENUE officers who could not be
hrihed.