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A TERRI BEE AFFRAY.
= Dwelling U0nse Entered By n asked
Party OF Ruflians and COwards-A
Gentleman EOGnd In q Dying
Condition is Supposed 90
be One of the Gang.

FRANKLIN. La. November 21.-On the
morning of the twentieth rumOFs were ahoat that
the residence of Gilbert Newman, clerk or the dis
trict court of ST. Mary, had been entered the night
before by unkl own armed men, Several prominent
citizens went TO Newman'S house to ascertain the
truth or falsty OF the reports. Upon examination
they discovered traces OF desperate struggle, there
being bulet-hOles in every direction, and blood
the floor, dooTkn0bs and the path leading TO the
gate. About this time anotnar report circulated
to the effect that Thu mas P Wilson, industrious
and higbly esteemed young farmer living about two
miles above here, had been carried home the night
before, by unknown pa,teS, literally cut to pieces.
This report being confirmed, several of his friends
repaired to his house. but owing to his unconscious
ness, they failed to elicit ans information from him
as TO ElO inflicted Tie wounds upon his person.
This unfcT tuEate young man fingered until four
O'Clock this morning when he died and was FOL oTet
to his grave this afternoon by large cODcOU-SC of
people. If there be any connection between the
traces of death-Stiuggle such Was discovered It
Newman's hyus4 and the subsequent finding OF
Wilson, desperately wounded, on the gallery OF his
own house, two miles distant, there IS no proof at
hand to establish it. Newman and his wife say they
did not recognize their assailants, which, coupled
with the high moral character of wilson leaves
good reasons to doubt that he had anything to do
with the persons who visited NeWman'5 house.
Newman ana his wife escaped unhuIt
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The ..soltl sou,h BLOODY shirt,

Washington corresS ondeuce st. Louis
ILobe- DeaOcrat. Ex-senator Simon CamerOn ST.
rived here tonight lie says he never wavered in
his confidence that General Grant would aGaiD be
elected President, and he nov has no doubt O. It..
That Grant has the confidence OF the country on the
money question, and long The cry CT the solid
will 20 him as Tue safest man for every emeT-
geacy; that the Giant campaign Of $50 viii be
IlYel 'er THAI tiie Jackson campaign nearly ralt
century ago. everybody will be Ia ca nest and Grant
will 20 In W e. q tc2p, cauyng every northern
State Senator Edilu Gd@, who vas Oh 4iFnan OF the
senatorial caucig commit tee. who, last ring, had
some sharp words with tie !|Ss,d5at on his STUth-
ern appointments, to-day called at the Executive
Mansion, The President Cid net disguise his al =
Apo ntmeut with th3 iHsiEc-rliy OF the southern
leaders but did not Tesret his experiment, as TIE
people now ready to judge OF the real sentiment
which prevails la the SOUTH
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Frisco Items.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2l.-DIring
the Dast thirty DAYS seventeen Hhaers have arrived
at this port ffOm the north, bringing seventy seven
hundred barrels of OIL sixty thousand eight hundred
pounds OF whalebGue, and twenty eight thousand
pounds of ivory The siberia is the only sci now
abo,e The total catch IS unusually light.
The October yield OF the precious metals on the
Pacific coast Is estimated at two million two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, the lightest month loT
years
There was betterfeeling IN stocks this afternoon.
1t IS under God. and generally believed. that lood
d Co and the Skae combin tion controlling Sierra
EeYadA. have cOmpromlsed all differences.
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TRIBUTE RESPECT.

At a meeting OF the Board of Directors of
the Bluff City Building and Loan Association, the
following resolutions of respect on the death Of
LEOPOLD IGLAUER were unanimously passed:
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Almighty to take
from our midsti the prime of life, friend and
co-woTker. LEOPOLD IGLAUER; therefore be II
RcSOlUed, That in the death of Mt. IGLAUER this
BOar1 of Directors has lost valuable member. the
association faithful officer, and the community at
large an upright, honorable and useful citizen.
ReS0tUed, That we tender our most heartfelt SYM
pathies to hts aged parents, brothers and sisters in
this their sad bereavement May they find consola-
ton In the fact that his life was Lnbemished as
his character was spOtless.
ReSOtgcd, That a copy of these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes, a memorial page kept
open on the mtnute book, and published once In the
daily paper and copy forwarded to the members of
his family.
WILLIAM FRANK,
JAMES 5. ROBINSON,
ELLIS LEUBRIE,
Committee.
AfEnrpIIra Nnuannhar 1873
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Demsrnra sugar Case.

BALTIMORE November 20.-The y smsrar1
sugar casa was decided to-day. The folio Eirg In
structions given to the idTy b7 Judge Cues be
are required Go PASS upon in this cas- First-H ere
these sugars artificial cOlOred dark brown color
BY some foreign mat er being applied 10 them alter
crystaz alton and for the purpose OF their being In
PRODUCED into the United States al lower rate outy
than they otherwise w0ld be required 10 pay?
+ scoud-Dd claimants know this act. and . they
Introduce them into this orr with the fraudulent
tntaIt OF I'm porting Them at a over rate outs trGn
they should OtueTDiSe have paid? The jury rem
dered their verd ct: I'VE find the first issue for
the United states and upon the second for the =
Fav,a ant
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Clothing for Yellow EeVer Sufferers
Sailors E.efuaa 20 RrOcRPd 70 Sea.

NEW ORLEANS, November 21.-ThirtV-
five packages OF clothing were received to-day by the
PeabodS association, and were turned OTer to the
OF all parties, for distribution This association,
DeiLg Wen informed lhIonsn IlS large VISITING COM
future distribute all the clothing contributed for the
benefit of yellOw-feyer sufferers, and in the same
manner as tneir relief work was conducted during
the epidemic Without regard 20 race Or creed.
The steamship RveIsdale, hence yesterday for
Revel, with fifty-eight hundred and nine bales of
cotton, being listed, the refused to proceed TO
sea. The steamship returned to-day, and will dis
charge sixty tons OF coal, and then proceed on her
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Equipments Going Forward.
EIssRN e
VIII be Received In Canada with
RoJRI HOn0rs-Preparation at
halifax and Montreal on
Generous scale.

HALIFAY November 2l.-The Black Prince
is ordered to Portsmouth. England, as the
festivities here attending the arrival of the new gov
ernNrgeneTal, concluded. 1t is thought that the
Duke of EdinbuTg will be made Tear-adm raj on his
return to England The feet will leave Friday CT
Saturday TO escort the Samaritan into the harboF,
and during the progress to the city all forts from
the entrance to the yards will fire royal salutes.
Hundreds of flag-Loles and tons of evergreens are
everywhere I'm the city fer arches. which are being
hurriedly erected. Large excursion parties are ex-
pected to witness the reception OF the vlce-royal
party.
MONTRE Il, November 81. His excellency, the
Marquis of LOTne, Will be received at Jacques Car
tier square and an address OF welcome will be ds-
livered at the city hall. Chre9 arches haye been
erected. There Will be no procession, welcome by
thousands OF citizens lining the streets being cOnSid
cred sufficient. Bands OF music wi be stationed at
the prominent points. The citizens will illuminate
and make the initial entity OF his eXcellency of
the grandest affairs ever witnessed In Canada.
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The ComnereInI Couv.nt;o,

New ORLEANS, November 20. The COM
YuIttes OF forty TO arrange for the commercial con-
ventlJn held a meeting 70 day and concluded ar
rangeInen:s for the convention 70 meet December
sd. The committee gave notice that New Orleans
- now perfectS for strangers desiring TO visit
here thousands Of Dlaccllmated persons having
came since November Lex who have remained
healthy. The names Of a iurIe member Of the dele
gates nave been received, which indicates q full
attendance Trlnsp crat lines throughout the
country leading into New OTlel7s, requested the
committee TO announce reCuc5d rates, good TOR
twenty DAYS rip 10 the is;trs az the mo- tn OF
the river has been agreed upon for the s9nyeution
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EXPLOSION
HI IA Indiana COaI -ThItteen
Il HE'D aud Eight Wounded seven
Others in n Doubtful Condition.

S. LLIvAN, November 21.-A terrible coal
mine explosion occurred at this plaza to-day Tue
explosion was caused by The igaition OF lamp
famewith gas and a terrific velocity was added by
tn fac. of there being eight kegs Of powder below
There were thirty men In the mine at the time, and
the scene beggars description. There were thirteen
Killed Outright, eight or ten wounded and many of
tie others suffering from suTocatlon so that their
lives ha6g by q thread. The excitement is so
great that Is impossible at this time to get at the
names of the unfortunateS. Tom and Sam Hand
ford, two of the piOpretors. known, however to
be killed. A great crowd of relatives. consisting
mostly ofwomen, have gathered around the Ill faed
mine. and their lamentations are pItifu'.
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4 Mother BraVeIy PuUsniaZ the Alb
duecor or her Daughter

LFAVFVWORTH, KAN, November IS
Yesterday evening the police found woman, who
gave her name Mary Colts lying by the side OF tue
railway track q short distance south or the Union
DEPOT who SAID she had broken her thtgn b. jump
ing from running train the night before, aHd had
ben lyiug there ever since without help from any
one. Sue vas sent to the Sisters hospital to De-
Eaken OF. She says she Is from MISSISSIPPI and
that IN last August man named Norris stole her
child aud that she haSfbeen his track since.
following him n san Francisco from which place
she has last returned. She Intended % TO Kansas
City, but got tSe wrO-g train, and In Jumping Of
fractured her thigh. She SEEMS 10 be SANG, ana her
story Is very generally d alleged here.
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The sierra Teyada S1jne.

SAN Francisco, November 2i.-A Vir-
glnia City dispatch SAYS: The committee OF miners
who last night examined the Sierra Nevada mine
agree that the mine presents fine appearance, and
express themselves satisfied with the result. The
croSscut, at tWenty hundred level is now in rich
ore, six feet top and ten the bottom. The
cr0sscut is rot that II Is almost impossible to
work in 1t. The cTcss-cu. en- sTen,y-ono hundred
level iS mixture OF Clp-TOck and iOw-grade ore"
The committees report assists 10 restore confidence
hero
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Stranger thnn Fictioa.

WILMINGToN. DEL November 2t.-At
ChesteItOWn, Maryland. a woman named Dodson,
children that were killed colored man named
James Jones buIieG bosh, ana was threatened with
death If ne revealed the cFm5 EetOId the story to
a woman, and Tues 4aytWo men, Vincent Gnd New
come, cousins of tie gill; locked Jones 10 Mrs Dod
sons farmhouse. promising hiIn 40 harm if he
would leave the State forever. Jones agreed, and
Tuesday night the men and Mrs. Dodson started
with Jones In carriage for Delaware. About mid
night in dense wood at Vandyke station, near
the Delaware line the men prepared to kill Jones.
he uegg7d for his life and promised never TO return
but The Women TO- the men to kill him and be done
with It. They fred two bullets into his head and
then dragged HIM into thS WOODS, surprising him
dead BE revived, however, sufficiently to drag him
selfIo farmhouse and relate the above story. The
men have been arrested and the woman viii be to-
Law 80 81
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Debate in the Roman Senate.

LONDON, November PA dispatch from
Rome says that the GOODNESS or the senate and the
chamber of deputies toward SgnoT Zanardelle the
minister OF the INTERIOR was very marked to-day.
His early resignation is considered inevitable. Sg
nor Zanardelle informed the chambers that the gov
eminent would take the measures It deemed neces-
sary against the secret revolutionary societies. 1t
would FIRMLY uphold the principles of liberty, but
IL would not enter into any compromise with aSsas
sins.
The king and queen Of Italy Will return to Rome
on the twenty-fou7tL instant.
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Two DueIs-One wIth PIstoIs.

PARIS, November 2I-M. de Fourtou, in
his detensS Lsfo.o the Chamber referred to Gamtet
taS speech as favoTing the ostracIsm OF al who are
not old Republicans. Gambetta said: That IS a
falsehood." On The demand OF President Greyy
Gambeita said: Il withdraw the word I'm Difference
TO the rules or the house" The official account OF
he meeting, which took place at PlesSis Piequet
not Haute Boueyeres, signed by the principals and
seconds, says: DE Fouftou considering that Gam
bettas Withdrawal did not modify the ofIensiyeness
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Rody snntchers at Eone.

NASHVILLE Banner, 18Th: "A few days ago
Betsy ClSyspn, an old ColCIed woman. oied OF con-
sumption. hEd was laid away % rest by the Sons
and .Daugh sTs 81 Charity, OF which she was mem
bar beneath the gulet shades OF the venerable
c,lOred cemetery about two miles from the az The
bOdy-snHchers. or 'resugTectioDiSts,' invaded the
cemstary late Friday nicht di-nteTred the rem tES
and carried them or, le4ylrg the crave open. Inc
theft was discovered by the sexton rsSt morning
while examining the grounds. He Immediately IN
formed The relatives OF the deceased OF what nae
happened; but yet efforts EaV" been made 10
dis over or 81 the offenders. TeIo Is deal OF
excitement among the colO.Cd people regarding the
e.
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Lyuehed for RavIshiapaGiri

LOUISVILLE, November 21.-At Lagrange,
Kentucky. last evening, forty armed men aroused
Captain james Russell, the jaer from bed, and
took the all key from him. They then went TO the
all and secured negro Tavisher George Williams,
and L3Ot him two miles west OF that place and hung
him. The negro c-lfesSed that he ravshed the
eight-year-old daugfterOf Jack Barbour. The mob
was very orderly. The crime was committed last
Tuesday.
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Railroad war Over.

CHICAGO. November % 1t Is stated IN
officially tha Gi1e managers OF The trunl-linei lead
ing east from Cine ulatl have pTdcu ally agreed TO
desIst from wgrfare n passenger rates. The only
zen sErseHeni when VII % CJvI 4Jed. The At
Isntic aud Great western Will u ci1wsd to charge
$40 DO lars less TO New York tnah Sac CtA5r roads,
l1 acsauut of advantage In mileage.
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LAMAB.

In the Course OF an Interview. DE
clares Tint the south, While Gccu-
pied With Her Own Safety. Does
Rot, VIII Not and Ought Not
to be Divided by Gr@ enback
Or other Questions.
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E3TESb.

HARTLAGE-Cn Thursday, Now mber 21St Miss
MOLLlE +. HARTLAGE, aged ntteen years.
Funeral services this (FRIDAY) morning at 10
O'Clock, from her late residence, No. 1872 Alabama
street.
DAVI5--At the residence of his father, Major
John r. Davis, his youngest SOD, SAMUEL WILLIAM
SON DAVIS. In the twenty-sixth year OF his age.
Funeral services at the house. Friends are kindly
reque- ted to be present.
LAURENCE-At 10 O'Clock last night, PAMELA
ANN, infant daughter OF DR.. A. A. and Mrs. N. V.
Laurence.
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a CnnnhInn InnntinnIst.

Slr A. T. Gait, who has gone to England
IN cOmpanJ with the Il~sre minister Is uhoeTstood
10 nave remarked before leaving Ottawa that, much
as he dsp-eca eel resort - the Tro-esS OF making
money b5 the aid OF The printing press az il1red
ahrtf1 the present condition Of affairs Canada would
}lfvn 20 fan back iuhationis policy. The Ysi
OF sir Alexander TO England Is believed 10 Dc in co L
nect.cl with the HsbeIie5 question solely
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and Robert Mitchell TO demand satisfaction. Gam
beta named Deputies Allaine large and Chemene
his seconds, and refused to make further with
drawal than that borne on the official minutes De
FourtoU won the choice of weapons and named Dis-
tolls. Both fired at the word and missed" No fur
Their particulars.
L0ter.-Tne parties met, and had one exchange OF
shots at thirty five PAGES. NeitheTwas hurt.
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An Angel Taken Un.warev

CHICAGO, November q. - A cable
from the American consul at Lisbon. Portugal,
stating that Charles W. Angel, the defduitng secre
tary OF me PuIIman paiaee,car company, has been
the money taken By him had been found on his per-
SON. 1t Is believed there will be little diicuty in
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WAR DEPT, OFFICE On. SIG. OTTER }
WAsHISGIoS. November % l am
For Tennessee and the Ohio rGlley partly
cloudy heather, rain areas, Jollo'ofd BY elsa :
ing heather, r1riqJle rcinds, mostly from the
northwest to southeast, stationary or Ioics,
temperature, aid ~ last portion higher
pressure
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Accidental, Not sn,cide.

ST. PAUL, MINI, November 2i-Iohn
Montgomery, the second victim OF the St raul house
nre, died this evening, and VIII be buried by the
Turner'S TO morrow. He hadnOt been Informed of
his fathers deth, in hopes of his recovery In lucid
intervals before his death. he repeated his former
story OF the disaster, showing II accidental aud
not suicide on the part OF his father, Otto Montgom-
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National Grange, Patrons Of Has
handy

RICHMOND, VA. November 1.-the Ma
uonal grange, Patrons oi Eusbandry, met here TO-
were represented. The reports OF the officers show
the order 10 be In hourishing condition thicuchout
The country There was public reception 10 jgiit
In the hall Of the house Cf Celes es AT which place
speeches were made by Governor HOLIDAY aud Hon.
81. =. Adlins. of minnesota. mas.er grangek.
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RuEnors of an Extra session.

Washington special to the Baltimore .Stul ::
- month IN advance of the elections certain pari-
san writers in this CITY, for political effect originated
a story that the Democrats proposed to force an eX.
TIA session of the forty-siIth congress- in order TO
devise measures to hamper and em0arraSs the ad-
ministratlOn. The same class of writer's are now
sending out statements that the Democrats have
abandoned the purpose to force an extra session. in
consequence or the slim majority they will have In
the house. These persons not in the confidence
of the Democratic Leaders, and, OF course, have no
The first statement made On this subject was de-
Nberate invention. The second statement is, of
course, equally unauthorized, as there can be no
abandonment Of a plan which was never formed.
1t requires hut SMALL amount of political expert
and sagaciy TO know that X would be the most
unWise policy for the Democrats to force an extra
session of congress, no matter what their majority
in the house is TO be, whether great small. IN
doubtedy 1t Is possible that events yet to may
necessitate the meeting of congress In advance of
the usual time, but It is not at all probable For
many years the senate has invariably met immedi-
ately on the expiration of a congress. Whether it
VIII NEST on the fouIth of next March Is for the
PIRsidhnt 10 dnfariI1InH -
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We are prepared to furnish
Mourning Costumes

GREATEST BARGAINS IN MEMPHIS.
KREMER, HERZOG & co.
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for the purpose Of eectng seven Directors to serve
the unexpred year. and also TO consider the question
of suspendiDR collection of dues Tor the months of
September, October and November.
Polls open from q to pm. BY order OF the
Board. JOHN W. BRUSH, President
p n JoNEs Sscfv
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SANITARY,
Further Discussion Only Confirms the
National Health Association in the
Conclusions Already Announced
in Regard TO the Yellow
Fever.
Valuable as these Admittedly are, Fur
Their Study of the Disease is De-
sirabIe, and that Can Only
be had at Havana, Un-
der Faroring Cen.
ditiOnS.
Special to the Appeal

RICHMOND, November 21.-The deepest
interest is felt throughout the country in the pro-
ceedIngs of the health association. The reputation
for learn ng, ability and experience OF many of the
leading delegates viii give the result of their cellb
erations the fo.ce of authority. 1t seems almost
certain that the theory that the disease (yeloyfevef
Is not indigenous in any part Of the United Stats,
will be adopted unanimously, as the general medical
and seiept &c science Of the bodF-t eyefy point 1t
was traced persons things through which IL had
been transmitted, and the conclusion is inevitable
from the of evidence collected undoubtedly II
Will be our duty to quarantine all points in the
tropics In which the fever may exist in malignant
form. The papers are all In, and discusSiI going
on. The governor extended the association an invl-
tation TO visit him at his home from nine 10 eleven
O'Clock to night. STis
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Forts Occupied by the British Troops.

eral Stewart. The Kuhrum column has occupied
Fort AhmedislAms. Up to eight o'clock last even
ing news had been received concerning the at
tack on Fort Alimusjd.
Forts Occupied by the British Troops
BOMBAY. November GA special dis
patch from Thuel to-day that the British
tonps occupied Fort Kapion without resistance The
Afghans retired Font kaplOn, or Kapyagd. IS a
station beyond the frontier. opposite that. Its
abandonment was anticipated. No resistance is
expected until the upper eud of the Kuhrum valley
IS reached. The native tribes in the valley profess
good Will towards the British General Roberts CON-
mand.
Equipments Going Forward.
LONDON, November 21.-An order has
been Unexpectedly received at Woolwich fof nearly
one hundred tons OF camp equipage for the army in
South Africa. The stores are now being embarked
for immediate dispatch. The cOnsignments include
great numbers OF tents, blankets barracks furniture
utensils and other necesSareS of the kind sent out
before the commencement of the Kafir campaign.
Russian Treachery.
LONDON, November ola Berlin dis
patch reports t at General Kaufman, In present
ing sword 20 the Afghan envoy at Tashkend for
traus mission 10 the ameer, declared that whoever
sided with Russia need not fear that hair of his
head would be injured.
No Excitement In England.
LONDON. November 2l.-There is 10 ex
element over the news from India. Per cents OF
The stock eXchaage and bank of England are queter
even than usual.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday of cotton and gold: liverpool COT
ton, f-2d.i Memphis cotton, &c. Nerc
Orleans cotton. 1886. Nesc York cotton,
93-sc. Neto York gold. 100 IS